DDI_IHSN_AZE_2004_CFSVA_v01_M Souleika Abdillahi World Bank, Development Data Group 2012-07-02 NADA Version 02 (February 2014). Edited version, the initial version (Version 01 - July 2012, DDI-AZE-WFP-CFSVA-2004-v1.0) DDI was done by Souleika Abdillahi (WFP). Following DDI elements are edited, DDI ID, Study ID, Abbreviation, Data Processing and Data Collectors. External resources (questionnaire and report) are attached to the DDI. Food Security and Nutrition Survey 2004 CFSVA 2004 IHSN_AZE_2004_CFSVA_v01_M World Food Programme NADA United Nations World Food Programme Vulnerability Analysis and Mapping Comprehensive Food Security & Vulnerability Analysis [hh/cfsva] The CFSVA process generates a document that describes the food security status of various segments of a population over various parts of a country or region, analyses the underlying causes of vulnerability, and recommends appropriate interventions to deal with the problems. CFSVAs are undertaken in all crisis-prone food-insecure countries. The shelf life of CFSVAs is determined by the indicators being collected and reported. In most situations, CFSVA findings are valid for three to five years, unless there are drastic food security changes in the meantime. The primary aim of the food security and nutrition survey was to obtain a better understanding of the food security and nutrition situation of resident population as well as a sub-sample of IDPs in rural Azerbaijan. The report serves as key input into WFP’s decision-making process, with regards to the need for, or the shape of any WFP Programme after 2005.The objectives of the study were to: • Assess levels of food insecurity of resident population in the six economic zones (shown on map) and IDPs living in various settlement types. • Carry out a livelihood and vulnerability analysis to describe the overall food security situation of residents and IDPs. • Assess the malnutrition and health status of the sampled households by collecting anthropometric data and other relevant information on micronutrient deficiencies, namely anaemia and iodine deficiency. • To determine who the food insecure are, where they live, and why they are food insecure. • Provide recommendations to decision-makers on the possible role for food aid, beyond 2005 in addressing household food insecurity. Azerbaijan Rural regions and IDP communities - Household The survey covered household (group of individuals sharing same budget for basic expenses, including food, housing, health and sanitation) heads, women between 15-49 years plus their pre-school children (0-59 months) resident of that household. Sample survey data [ssd] Household: Demography, housing and amenities, household and animal assets, income sources & contribution, agriculture, expenditures; food consumption, food sufficiency, exposure to risks & shocks and coping strategies, maternal and child health and nutrition. Relief Relief International The main focus of the survey was on the food security and vulnerability of resident populations in rural areas of Azerbaijan. Hence, the majority of household interviews were from these resident populations with only a small subsample of IDP households in the six economic zones. Separate samples were drawn by WFP VAM-HQ from each group for the survey. A list of all communities and their populations in the economic zones of Guba-Kachmaz, Daglig-Shirvan, Sheki-Zagatala, Aran (divided into Kur and Orta-Kur), Ganja-Gazakh and Lankaran-Astara was provided by WFP Azerbaijan. Not covered were Nakhchivan an isolated zone surrounded by Turkey, Iran and Armenia, the occupied area of Nagorno-Karabakh and the occupied districts surrounding it, and the Absheron peninsula, which is sparsely populated except for the greater Baku area. Exceptions were the two districts Tartar and Khyzy -Tartar officially belonging to the occupied economic zone is covered under the Orta-Kur sub-sample and Khyzy, officially belonging to the Absheron peninsula, is covered under Guba-Kachmaz. A two-stage cluster sampling was applied; the first stage was to draw a sample of 20, 30 or 40 clusters (in total 210 clusters) depending on the population size of each zone or sub-zone. The second stage was to randomly select 12 to 15 households in each sampled community using interval sampling based upon the physical distribution of households within a grid. A total of 3,078 households were interviewed, which included 27 IDP-households that lived mixed with local residents. The sample allows comparisons between Economic Zones but is not precisely representative of the population. The majority of IDP settlements are located in 13 districts. As it was difficult to obtain a reliable sampling frame indicating the location of IDP-settlements, it was decided to draw a purposive sample based upon the settlement type. Hence, the results are not statistically representative and should rather serve as estimates to describe in general the food security situation of IDPs in the country. At the time of the survey only one railway camp still existed, the sample size is therefore rather small for this category. It should also be noted that many households categorized as dugouts, now live in small basic mud-brick houses located next to their former underground dwellings where they now keep livestock. It was still decided to treat these households as a separate category as they reside in a distinct geographic area; it can also be assumed that their former livelihoods as herders still determine many aspects of their current situation and livelihood opportunities. Face-to-face [f2f] The household questionnaire was developed to collect quantitative information on household demography, housing and amenities, household and animal assets, income sources & contribution, agriculture, expenditures; food consumption, food sufficiency, exposure to risks & shocks and coping strategies, maternal and child health and nutrition. A special section was designed for IDP households to assess their specific situation related to their displacement. For maternal anthropometry, height and weight were measured for non-pregnant women while weight and length/height were measured on children less than 5 years of age. This information would be used to calculate nutritional indicators (stunting, wasting, underweight and BMI). The questionnaire was prepared in English and then translated into Azerbaijani for actual data collection. All questionnaires and modules are provided as external resources. The data collection was organized and carried by the NGO, Relief International (RI). After several days of training and field-testing, enumerators were divided into 8 teams of 4 members - 1 team leader, 2 enumerators, and 1 medical doctor who was responsible for anthropometric measurements, haemoglobin and iodine testing. Basically each team covered one zone including the sampled IDP settlements in the zone. Kur, with 40 clusters, was covered by two teams, also because the majority of IDP settlements were located there. The data collection process which took place from 01 September to 19 October 2004 was regularly monitored by WFP and Relief International staff members. The data were entered on a rolling basis by a team of people employed by Relief International. They were supervised by RI and supported by WFP CO and HQ staff. The teams used Epi-Info Epi Info 6 [program]. 6.04d version. Atlanta: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2001. software version 6.04d. The calculation of child anthropometric indices was conducted in Epinut, a module within Epi-Info. 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 acronym and year of implementation) - the survey reference number - the source and date of download Exemple: World Food Programme. Azerbaijan Food Security and Nutrition Survey 2004. Ref. IHSN_AZE_2004_CFSVA_v01_M. Dataset downloaded from http://nada.vam.wfp.org/index.php/catalog on [date]. 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. AZE 2004_HH Data collected using household questionnaire 0 423 Date of interview Date of interview Date of interview Date of interview Date of interview Date: Household-ID Household-ID Household-ID Household-ID Household-ID Household ID (data entry) EZ name EZ name EZ name EZ name EZ name EZname: EZ code EZ code EZ code EZ code EZ code EZcode: 1 Guba-Kachmaz 2 Daglig Shirvan 3 Sheki-Zagatala 4 Kur 5 Orta Kur 6 Ganja-Gazakh 7 Lankaran-Astara District name District name District name District name District name District name: District code District code District code District code District code Dcode: 1 Agdash 2 Agjabedi 3 Agstafa 4 Agsu 5 Astara 6 Balaken 7 Barda 8 Beylagan 9 Bilasuvar 10 Dashkesan 11 Davachi 12 Gabala 13 Gakh 14 Gazakh 15 Gedabey 16 Geranboy 17 Geychay 18 Gobustan 19 Guba 20 Gusar 21 Hajigabul 22 Imishly 23 Ismailly 24 Jalilabad 25 Khachmaz 26 Khanlar 27 Kurdamir 28 Lankaran 29 Lerik 30 Masally 31 Neftchala 32 Oghuz 33 Saatly 34 Sabirabad 35 Salyan 36 Samukh 37 Shamakhy 38 Sheki 39 Shemkir 40 Siyazan 41 Tovuz 42 Ujar 43 Yardymly 44 Yevlakh 45 Zagatala 46 Zardab 47 Khizy 48 Terter 49 Mingachevir Community code Community code Community code Community code Community code Village code Community name Community name Community name Community name Community name Village/Settlement name Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number Agro-ecological zone Agro-ecological zone Agro-ecological zone Agro-ecological zone Agro-ecological zone Economic zone 1 1: Herbaceous lowland, med pop density 2 2: Herbaceous and shrub lowland, low pop 3 3: Crops and herbaceous, higher elevation, med pop 4 4: Crops, herbaceous and wetlands, higher elevation, low pop 5 5: Mainly higher elevation crops, low pop 6 6: Shrubs, bare areas and some crops, low pop 7 7: Lower land crops with wetlands and tree cover, med pop 8 8: Urban areas and nat vegetation, high pop 9 9: Shrubs and herbaceous lowlands, low pop 10 10: Tree cover, wetlands and crops in med elev, low to med 11 11: not included Interviewer name Interviewer name Interviewer name Interviewer name Interviewer name Name of Interviewer (print): Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Ethnic group Ethnic group Ethnic group Ethnic group Ethnic group What is the main ethnic group of the people in your household? 1 Azeri 2 Russian 3 Talish 4 Kurdish 5 Georgian 6 Lezgin 7 Other Sex of HH head Sex of HH head Sex of HH head Sex of HH head Sex of HH head Sex of household head female 1 male Age of HH head Age of HH head Age of HH head Age of HH head Age of HH head Age of HH head (in years) Marital status of HH head Marital status of HH head Marital status of HH head Marital status of HH head Marital status of HH head Marital status of HH head (circle one) 1 Married 2 Divorced/separated 3 Widow/widower 4 Never married No. of males 0-5 years No. of males 0-5 years No. of males 0-5 years No. of males 0-5 years No. of males 0-5 years Total number of persons in household No. of males 6-14 years No. of males 6-14 years No. of males 6-14 years No. of males 6-14 years No. of males 6-14 years Total number of persons in household No. of males 15-59 years No. of males 15-59 years No. of males 15-59 years No. of males 15-59 years No. of males 15-59 years Total number of persons in household No. of males 60+ years No. of males 60+ years No. of males 60+ years No. of males 60+ years No. of males 60+ years Total number of persons in household No. of females 0-5 years No. of females 0-5 years No. of females 0-5 years No. of females 0-5 years No. of females 0-5 years Total number of persons in household No. of females 6-14 years No. of females 6-14 years No. of females 6-14 years No. of females 6-14 years No. of females 6-14 years Total number of persons in household No. of females 15-59 years No. of females 15-59 years No. of females 15-59 years No. of females 15-59 years No. of females 15-59 years Total number of persons in household No. of females 60+ years No. of females 60+ years No. of females 60+ years No. of females 60+ years No. of females 60+ years Total number of persons in household No. female pensioners > 54 years No. female pensioners > 54 years No. female pensioners > 54 years No. female pensioners > 54 years No. female pensioners > 54 years How many pensioners are in this household? No. male pensioners > 59 years No. male pensioners > 59 years No. male pensioners > 59 years No. male pensioners > 59 years No. male pensioners > 59 years How many pensioners are in this household? HH head total years in education HH head total years in education HH head total years in education HH head total years in education HH head total years in education Household head total years of education Spouse total year in education Spouse total year in education Spouse total year in education Spouse total year in education Spouse total year in education Spouse total years of education HH head literate? HH head literate? HH head literate? HH head literate? HH head literate? Can you read and write a simple message? no 1 yes Spouse literate? Spouse literate? Spouse literate? Spouse literate? Spouse literate? Can you read and write a simple message? no 1 yes HH member chronically ill? HH member chronically ill? HH member chronically ill? HH member chronically ill? HH member chronically ill? Is any member of your household chronically ill? no 1 yes HH head chronically ill? HH head chronically ill? HH head chronically ill? HH head chronically ill? HH head chronically ill? Is the head of the household chronically ill? no 1 yes Age of 1. hh member chronically ill Age of 1. hh member chronically ill Age of 1. hh member chronically ill Age of 1. hh member chronically ill Age of 1. hh member chronically ill Age of HH member(s) who are chronically ill? (Years) If answer is < 1 year, then write '0' Age of 2. hh member chronically ill Age of 2. hh member chronically ill Age of 2. hh member chronically ill Age of 2. hh member chronically ill Age of 2. hh member chronically ill Age of HH member(s) who are chronically ill? (Years) If answer is < 1 year, then write '0' Sex of 1. hh member chronically ill Sex of 1. hh member chronically ill Sex of 1. hh member chronically ill Sex of 1. hh member chronically ill Sex of 1. hh member chronically ill Sex of HH member(s) who are chronically ill? female 1 male Sex of 2. hh member chronically ill Sex of 2. hh member chronically ill Sex of 2. hh member chronically ill Sex of 2. hh member chronically ill Sex of 2. hh member chronically ill Sex of HH member(s) who are chronically ill? female 1 male HH member disabled? HH member disabled? HH member disabled? HH member disabled? HH member disabled? Is any member of your household disabled? If answer is 2 > Go to Section 2 no 1 yes HH head disabled? HH head disabled? HH head disabled? HH head disabled? HH head disabled? Is the head of the household disabled? no 1 yes Age of 1. hh member disabled Age of 1. hh member disabled Age of 1. hh member disabled Age of 1. hh member disabled Age of 1. hh member disabled Age of HH member(s) who are disabled (Years)? (if < 1 year, then '0') Age of 2. hh member disabled Age of 2. hh member disabled Age of 2. hh member disabled Age of 2. hh member disabled Age of 2. hh member disabled Age of HH member(s) who are disabled (Years)? (if < 1 year, then '0') Sex of 1. hh member disabled Sex of 1. hh member disabled Sex of 1. hh member disabled Sex of 1. hh member disabled Sex of 1. hh member disabled Sex of HH member(s) who are disabled? female 1 male Sex of 2. hh member disabled Sex of 2. hh member disabled Sex of 2. hh member disabled Sex of 2. hh member disabled Sex of 2. hh member disabled Sex of HH member(s) who are disabled? female 1 male HH displaced? HH displaced? HH displaced? HH displaced? HH displaced? Is your household currently displaced from any occupied areas? If answer is 2 > Go to 3.1 (sec3_1 - name of variable) no 1 yes Change of residence Change of residence Change of residence Change of residence Change of residence How many times did you change your place of residence since 1992? (Definition: This refers to moves that involve most HH members to settlements, refugee camps, towns or camps for a minimum period of 1 month.) Since when at current location? Since when at current location? Since when at current location? Since when at current location? Since when at current location? When did your household move to this current settlement? (record year) Where did family live before? Where did family live before? Where did family live before? Where did family live before? Where did family live before? Where did your family live before? 1 Gubadli 2 Nagorno Karabakh 3 Lachin 4 Fizuli 5 Zengilan 6 Agdam 7 Kelbadnjar 8 Drebrail 9 Gazakh Number HH members injured Number HH members injured Number HH members injured Number HH members injured Number HH members injured How many members of your household were seriously injured or disabled as a result of the war? Number of HH members disabled Number of HH members disabled Number of HH members disabled Number of HH members disabled Number of HH members disabled How many members of your household were seriously injured or disabled as a result of the war? Number of HH members killed Number of HH members killed Number of HH members killed Number of HH members killed Number of HH members killed How many household members were killed as a result of the war? Orphans or abandoned children? Orphans or abandoned children? Orphans or abandoned children? Orphans or abandoned children? Orphans or abandoned children? Is this household caring for any orphans or abandoned children? no 1 yes Contact with leaders of original place? Contact with leaders of original place? Contact with leaders of original place? Contact with leaders of original place? Contact with leaders of original place? Do you have contact with leaders of the administration of your original place of residence? no 1 yes Leader active? Leader active? Leader active? Leader active? Leader active? Does this leader work regularly, for example when settling disputes or in setting up contact with organizations rendering assistance? no 1 yes Gov. assistance: food products Gov. assistance: food products Gov. assistance: food products Gov. assistance: food products Gov. assistance: food products Does your family receive the following kinds of assistance from the government? (circle all that apply) no 1 yes Gov. assistance: money allowances Gov. assistance: money allowances Gov. assistance: money allowances Gov. assistance: money allowances Gov. assistance: money allowances Does your family receive the following kinds of assistance from the government? (circle all that apply) no 1 yes Gov. assistance for education Gov. assistance for education Gov. assistance for education Gov. assistance for education Gov. assistance for education Does your family receive the following kinds of assistance from the government? (circle all that apply) no 1 yes Gov. assistance for medical services Gov. assistance for medical services Gov. assistance for medical services Gov. assistance for medical services Gov. assistance for medical services Does your family receive the following kinds of assistance from the government? (circle all that apply) no 1 yes Gov. assistance: free electricity Gov. assistance: free electricity Gov. assistance: free electricity Gov. assistance: free electricity Gov. assistance: free electricity Does your family receive the following kinds of assistance from the government? (circle all that apply) no 1 yes Gov. assistance: kerosene Gov. assistance: kerosene Gov. assistance: kerosene Gov. assistance: kerosene Gov. assistance: kerosene Does your family receive the following kinds of assistance from the government? (circle all that apply) no 1 yes Gov. assistance: gas Gov. assistance: gas Gov. assistance: gas Gov. assistance: gas Gov. assistance: gas Does your family receive the following kinds of assistance from the government? (circle all that apply) no 1 yes Gov. assistance: drinking water Gov. assistance: drinking water Gov. assistance: drinking water Gov. assistance: drinking water Gov. assistance: drinking water Does your family receive the following kinds of assistance from the government? (circle all that apply) no 1 yes Gov. assistance for telephone Gov. assistance for telephone Gov. assistance for telephone Gov. assistance for telephone Gov. assistance for telephone Does your family receive the following kinds of assistance from the government? (circle all that apply) no 1 yes How often assistance is provided? How often assistance is provided? How often assistance is provided? How often assistance is provided? How often assistance is provided? How often do you receive this assistance? 1 Always 2 Sometimes 3 rarely 4 Never Assistance from other organizations? Assistance from other organizations? Assistance from other organizations? Assistance from other organizations? Assistance from other organizations? Do you receive assistance from other organizations? no 1 yes Other organisation 1 Other organisation 1 Other organisation 1 Other organisation 1 Other organisation 1 If yes, which ones? 1 WFP 2 World Vision 3 Save the children 4 UNICEF 5 Oxfam 6 DRC 7 Red Crescent & Cross 8 RI 9 Other 10 None Other organisation 2 Other organisation 2 Other organisation 2 Other organisation 2 Other organisation 2 If yes, which ones? 1 WFP 2 World Vision 3 Save the children 4 UNICEF 5 Oxfam 6 DRC 7 Red Crescent & Cross 8 RI 9 Other Other organisation 3 Other organisation 3 Other organisation 3 Other organisation 3 Other organisation 3 If yes, which ones? 1 WFP 2 World Vision 3 Save the children 4 UNICEF 5 Oxfam 6 DRC 7 Red Crescent & Cross 8 RI 9 Other Other organisation 4 Other organisation 4 Other organisation 4 Other organisation 4 Other organisation 4 If yes, which ones? 1 WFP 2 World Vision 3 Save the children 4 UNICEF 5 Oxfam 6 DRC 7 Red Crescent & Cross 8 RI 9 Other Type of dwelling (only useful for residents) Type of dwelling (only useful for residents) Type of dwelling (only useful for residents) Type of dwelling (only useful for residents) Type of dwelling (only useful for residents) Main type of dwelling 1 Single family house 2 Separate apartment 3 Several buildings connected 4 Several separate buildings 5 Railwail wagon 6 Makeshift or tent 7 Public buidling 8 Mudhouse 9 Other 10 New settlement 11 ECHO 12 Other Years living in dwelling Years living in dwelling Years living in dwelling Years living in dwelling Years living in dwelling How many years has your household been living in this dwelling? Months living in dwelling Months living in dwelling Months living in dwelling Months living in dwelling Months living in dwelling How many months has your household been living in this dwelling? No. of rooms No. of rooms No. of rooms No. of rooms No. of rooms How many rooms does your household occupy, including bedrooms and living rooms? No. of people No. of people No. of people No. of people No. of people How many people usually sleep in this house? Ownership of dwelling Ownership of dwelling Ownership of dwelling Ownership of dwelling Ownership of dwelling Do you or your family own or rent this dwelling? 1 own 2 rent 3 don't own but live for free Amount of rent in Manat Amount of rent in Manat Amount of rent in Manat Amount of rent in Manat Amount of rent in Manat If you pay money, how much money per month does your household pay to live in this dwelling? Main source of water Main source of water Main source of water Main source of water Main source of water What is the main source of water for your household? 1 Piped into dwelling 2 Piped into yard or plot 3 Public tap 4 Tubewell/borehole with pump 5 Protected well or spring 6 Unprotected well or spring 7 Pond, lake, river or stream 8 Tanker truck vendor 9 Other Water availability Water availability Water availability Water availability Water availability How often is water available? 1 regularly 2 sometimes Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility What kind of toilet facility does your household use? 1 Flush latrine 2 Traditional pit latrine 3 None/bush Source of lighting Source of lighting Source of lighting Source of lighting Source of lighting What is the main source of lighting for this house? 1 Electricity 2 Kerosene, oil or gas lamp 3 Candles or battery flashlights 4 No lighting Availability of electricity Availability of electricity Availability of electricity Availability of electricity Availability of electricity How often do you have electricity? 1 regularly 2 sometimes 3 rarely Fuel for cooking Fuel for cooking Fuel for cooking Fuel for cooking Fuel for cooking What fuel do you use most often for cooking? 1 Gas 2 Electricity 3 Wood 4 Coal 5 Kerosene 6 Other Monthly cost for fuel (Manat) Monthly cost for fuel (Manat) Monthly cost for fuel (Manat) Monthly cost for fuel (Manat) Monthly cost for fuel (Manat) How much do you pay for cooking fuel per month? (non electric - if nothing, use '0') Source of heating Source of heating Source of heating Source of heating Source of heating What is the main source of heating for this house? 1 Electric heater 2 Gas heater 3 Kerosine heater 4 Firewood 5 Coal 6 Stoves burning straw, weeds, manure 7 Other Monthly cost for electricity (Manat) Monthly cost for electricity (Manat) Monthly cost for electricity (Manat) Monthly cost for electricity (Manat) Monthly cost for electricity (Manat) How much do you pay for electricity per month? (If nothing, use '0') Bed Bed Bed Bed Bed Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes Table Table Table Table Table Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes Chair Chair Chair Chair Chair Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes Quilts Quilts Quilts Quilts Quilts Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes Carpet/Kilim Carpet/Kilim Carpet/Kilim Carpet/Kilim Carpet/Kilim Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes Stove Stove Stove Stove Stove Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes Radio/Tape Radio/Tape Radio/Tape Radio/Tape Radio/Tape Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes Television Television Television Television Television Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes Satellite dish Satellite dish Satellite dish Satellite dish Satellite dish Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes VCR / VCD / DVD VCR / VCD / DVD VCR / VCD / DVD VCR / VCD / DVD VCR / VCD / DVD Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes Sewing machine Sewing machine Sewing machine Sewing machine Sewing machine Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes Automobile Automobile Automobile Automobile Automobile Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes Trailer/Cart Trailer/Cart Trailer/Cart Trailer/Cart Trailer/Cart Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes Hoes, axes, sickles, shovels, spades Hoes, axes, sickles, shovels, spades Hoes, axes, sickles, shovels, spades Hoes, axes, sickles, shovels, spades Hoes, axes, sickles, shovels, spades Does your family own any of the following household/productive assets? no 1 yes No. of cows/calves No. of cows/calves No. of cows/calves No. of cows/calves No. of cows/calves How many cattle does your household own? No. of oxen/buffalo No. of oxen/buffalo No. of oxen/buffalo No. of oxen/buffalo No. of oxen/buffalo How many oxen or buffalo does your household own? No. of donkeys/horses No. of donkeys/horses No. of donkeys/horses No. of donkeys/horses No. of donkeys/horses How many donkeys or horses does your family own? No. of goats No. of goats No. of goats No. of goats No. of goats How many goats does your family own? No. of sheep No. of sheep No. of sheep No. of sheep No. of sheep How many sheep does your family own? No. of chicken owned by HH No. of chicken owned by HH No. of chicken owned by HH No. of chicken owned by HH No. of chicken owned by HH How many poultry does your family own? No. of ducks owned by HH No. of ducks owned by HH No. of ducks owned by HH No. of ducks owned by HH No. of ducks owned by HH How many poultry does your family own? No. of geese owned by HH No. of geese owned by HH No. of geese owned by HH No. of geese owned by HH No. of geese owned by HH How many poultry does your family own? No. of turkeys owned by HH No. of turkeys owned by HH No. of turkeys owned by HH No. of turkeys owned by HH No. of turkeys owned by HH How many poultry does your family own? Vegetable plot/garden? Vegetable plot/garden? Vegetable plot/garden? Vegetable plot/garden? Vegetable plot/garden? Do you have a family vegetable plot /garden? no 1 yes Access to credit1 Access to credit1 Access to credit1 Access to credit1 Access to credit1 Do you have access to a place to borrow money? 1 Yes - relatives/friends 2 Yes - charities/NGOs 3 Yes - Local lender-loan account 4 No Access to credit2 Access to credit2 Access to credit2 Access to credit2 Access to credit2 Do you have access to a place to borrow money? 1 Yes - relatives/friends 2 Yes - charities/NGOs 3 Yes - Local lender-loan account 4 No Access to credit3 Access to credit3 Access to credit3 Access to credit3 Access to credit3 Do you have access to a place to borrow money? 1 Yes - relatives/friends 2 Yes - charities/NGOs 3 Yes - Local lender-loan account 4 No Purchase food on credit or borrow to purchase food? Purchase food on credit or borrow to purchase food? Purchase food on credit or borrow to purchase food? Purchase food on credit or borrow to purchase food? Purchase food on credit or borrow to purchase food? Do you often purchase food on credit or borrow money to purchase food? no 1 yes If yes, how often? If yes, how often? If yes, how often? If yes, how often? If yes, how often? If yes, how often do you use credit or borrow money to purchase food? 1 always 2 sometimes 3 rarely 4 never HH head currently working HH head currently working HH head currently working HH head currently working HH head currently working Are you currently working (HH head)? If answer is 1 > Go to 5.6 (sec5_6_ - names of variable) no 1 yes If not, in the last 7 days? If not, in the last 7 days? If not, in the last 7 days? If not, in the last 7 days? If not, in the last 7 days? If no, did you work in the last 7 days? no 1 yes If yes, type pf work If yes, type pf work If yes, type pf work If yes, type pf work If yes, type pf work If yes, what kind of work did you do? 1 Sales of animal products 2 Sales of livestock 3 Herding 4 Petty trade 5 Sales of crops, fruits, vegetable 6 Sale of prepared food 7 Unskilled wage labour 8 Skilled work 9 Salary from employer (non labour) 10 Pension 11 Selling firewood / brushwood 12 Handicraft 13 Begging 14 Borrowing 15 Remittances 16 IDP-benefit 17 Disability benefit 18 Child allowance 19 Others Number of days worked in last 7 days Number of days worked in last 7 days Number of days worked in last 7 days Number of days worked in last 7 days Number of days worked in last 7 days Number of days worked in last 7 days? Mode of payment Mode of payment Mode of payment Mode of payment Mode of payment How were you paid? 1 Cash 2 food 3 Livestock 4 Credit 1. income activity 1. income activity 1. income activity 1. income activity 1. income activity What is your household's main income activity? 1 Sales of animal products 2 Sales of livestock 3 Herding 4 Petty trade 5 Sales of crops, fruits, vegetable 6 Sale of prepared food 7 Unskilled wage labour 8 Skilled work 9 Salary from employer (non labour) 10 Pension 11 Selling firewood / brushwood 12 Handicraft 13 Begging 14 Borrowing 15 Remittances 16 IDP-benefit 17 Disability benefit 18 Child allowance 19 Others Participants: 1. income Participants: 1. income Participants: 1. income Participants: 1. income Participants: 1. income Who participates in this activity? 1 Men only 2 Women only 3 Children only 4 Adults only 5 Women & children 6 Men & children 7 Everybody 2. income activity 2. income activity 2. income activity 2. income activity 2. income activity What is your second most important income activity? 1 Sales of animal products 2 Sales of livestock 3 Herding 4 Petty trade 5 Sales of crops, fruits, vegetable 6 Sale of prepared food 7 Unskilled wage labour 8 Skilled work 9 Salary from employer (non labour) 10 Pension 11 Selling firewood / brushwood 12 Handicraft 13 Begging 14 Borrowing 15 Remittances 16 IDP-benefit 17 Disability benefit 18 Child allowance 19 Others Participants: 2. income Participants: 2. income Participants: 2. income Participants: 2. income Participants: 2. income Who participates in this activity? 1 Men only 2 Women only 3 Children only 4 Adults only 5 Women & children 6 Men & children 7 Everybody 3. income activity 3. income activity 3. income activity 3. income activity 3. income activity What is your third most important income activity? 1 Sales of animal products 2 Sales of livestock 3 Herding 4 Petty trade 5 Sales of crops, fruits, vegetable 6 Sale of prepared food 7 Unskilled wage labour 8 Skilled work 9 Salary from employer (non labour) 10 Pension 11 Selling firewood / brushwood 12 Handicraft 13 Begging 14 Borrowing 15 Remittances 16 IDP-benefit 17 Disability benefit 18 Child allowance 19 Others Participants: 3. income Participants: 3. income Participants: 3. income Participants: 3. income Participants: 3. income Who participates in this activity? 1 Men only 2 Women only 3 Children only 4 Adults only 5 Women & children 6 Men & children 7 Everybody 4. income activity 4. income activity 4. income activity 4. income activity 4. income activity What is your fourth most important income activity? 1 Sales of animal products 2 Sales of livestock 3 Herding 4 Petty trade 5 Sales of crops, fruits, vegetable 6 Sale of prepared food 7 Unskilled wage labour 8 Skilled work 9 Salary from employer (non labour) 10 Pension 11 Selling firewood / brushwood 12 Handicraft 13 Begging 14 Borrowing 15 Remittances 16 IDP-benefit 17 Disability benefit 18 Child allowance 19 Others Participants: 4. income Participants: 4. income Participants: 4. income Participants: 4. income Participants: 4. income Who participates in this activity? 1 Men only 2 Women only 3 Children only 4 Adults only 5 Women & children 6 Men & children 7 Everybody % of 1. income % of 1. income % of 1. income % of 1. income % of 1. income Using proportional piling or 'divide the pie' methods, please estimate the relative contribution to total income of each activity and record below: Note: If less than four sources are named, please put '0' in the empty spaces. % of 2. income % of 2. income % of 2. income % of 2. income % of 2. income Using proportional piling or 'divide the pie' methods, please estimate the relative contribution to total income of each activity and record below: Note: If less than four sources are named, please put '0' in the empty spaces. % of 3. income % of 3. income % of 3. income % of 3. income % of 3. income Using proportional piling or 'divide the pie' methods, please estimate the relative contribution to total income of each activity and record below: Note: If less than four sources are named, please put '0' in the empty spaces. % of 4. income % of 4. income % of 4. income % of 4. income % of 4. income Using proportional piling or 'divide the pie' methods, please estimate the relative contribution to total income of each activity and record below: Note: If less than four sources are named, please put '0' in the empty spaces. Access to land for farming? Access to land for farming? Access to land for farming? Access to land for farming? Access to land for farming? Does your household have access to agricultural land for farming? If answer is 2 > Go to 6.6a (sec6_6a - name of variable) no 1 yes If yes, how much in ha? If yes, how much in ha? If yes, how much in ha? If yes, how much in ha? If yes, how much in ha? Note: 1 Sotka = 0,001 hectares In all, how much land does your household have access to for farming? Land currently used? Land currently used? Land currently used? Land currently used? Land currently used? Is any part of this land being used by the member of your household for growing plants or raising animals? If answer is 2 > Go to Section 7 no 1 yes If yes, how much land used for field crops? If yes, how much land used for field crops? If yes, how much land used for field crops? If yes, how much land used for field crops? If yes, how much land used for field crops? Note: 1 Sotka = 0,001 hectares How many hectares are being used this year for growing field crops? 1. Field crop 1. Field crop 1. Field crop 1. Field crop 1. Field crop Please name the main tree crops grown by your household and the primary use of the production 1 wheat 2 rice 3 maize 4 potatoes 5 beets 6 grapes 7 melons 8 vegetables 9 pears 10 figs 11 apples 12 plums 13 citrus 14 pomegranate 15 persimmon 16 peaches 17 hazelnuts 18 walnuts 19 tea 20 tabacco 21 cotton 22 apricot 23 Cherry 24 mulberry 25 plum 26 Cornelian cherry Main use of 1. field crop Main use of 1. field crop Main use of 1. field crop Main use of 1. field crop Main use of 1. field crop Please name the main tree crops grown by your household and the primary use of the production 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed 2. Field crop 2. Field crop 2. Field crop 2. Field crop 2. Field crop Please name the main tree crops grown by your household and the primary use of the production 1 wheat 2 rice 3 maize 4 potatoes 5 beets 6 grapes 7 melons 8 vegetables 9 pears 10 figs 11 apples 12 plums 13 citrus 14 pomegranate 15 persimmon 16 peaches 17 hazelnuts 18 walnuts 19 tea 20 tabacco 21 cotton 22 apricot 23 Cherry 24 mulberry 25 plum 26 Cornelian cherry Main use of 2. field crop Main use of 2. field crop Main use of 2. field crop Main use of 2. field crop Main use of 2. field crop Please name the main tree crops grown by your household and the primary use of the production 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed 3. Field crop 3. Field crop 3. Field crop 3. Field crop 3. Field crop Please name the main tree crops grown by your household and the primary use of the production 1 wheat 2 rice 3 maize 4 potatoes 5 beets 6 grapes 7 melons 8 vegetables 9 pears 10 figs 11 apples 12 plums 13 citrus 14 pomegranate 15 persimmon 16 peaches 17 hazelnuts 18 walnuts 19 tea 20 tabacco 21 cotton 22 apricot 23 Cherry 24 mulberry 25 plum 26 Cornelian cherry Main use of 3. field crop Main use of 3. field crop Main use of 3. field crop Main use of 3. field crop Main use of 3. field crop Please name the main tree crops grown by your household and the primary use of the production 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed Ownership of fruit/nut trees Ownership of fruit/nut trees Ownership of fruit/nut trees Ownership of fruit/nut trees Ownership of fruit/nut trees Does your household own any fruit or nut trees? If answer is 2 > Go to Section 7 no 1 yes 1. Tree crop 1. Tree crop 1. Tree crop 1. Tree crop 1. Tree crop Please name the main tree crops grown by your household and the primary use of the production 1 wheat 2 rice 3 maize 4 potatoes 5 beets 6 grapes 7 melons 8 vegetables 9 pears 10 figs 11 apples 12 plums 13 citrus 14 pomegranate 15 persimmon 16 peaches 17 hazelnuts 18 walnuts 19 tea 20 tabacco 21 cotton 22 apricot 23 Cherry 24 mulberry 25 plum 26 Cornelian cherry Main use of 1. tree crop Main use of 1. tree crop Main use of 1. tree crop Main use of 1. tree crop Main use of 1. tree crop Please name the main tree crops grown by your household and the primary use of the production 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed 2. Tree crop 2. Tree crop 2. Tree crop 2. Tree crop 2. Tree crop Please name the main tree crops grown by your household and the primary use of the production 1 wheat 2 rice 3 maize 4 potatoes 5 beets 6 grapes 7 melons 8 vegetables 9 pears 10 figs 11 apples 12 plums 13 citrus 14 pomegranate 15 persimmon 16 peaches 17 hazelnuts 18 walnuts 19 tea 20 tabacco 21 cotton 22 apricot 23 Cherry 24 mulberry 25 alcha 26 logal Main use of 2. tree crop Main use of 2. tree crop Main use of 2. tree crop Main use of 2. tree crop Main use of 2. tree crop Please name the main tree crops grown by your household and the primary use of the production 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed 3. Tree crop 3. Tree crop 3. Tree crop 3. Tree crop 3. Tree crop Please name the main tree crops grown by your household and the primary use of the production 1 wheat 2 rice 3 maize 4 potatoes 5 beets 6 grapes 7 melons 8 vegetables 9 pears 10 figs 11 apples 12 plums 13 citrus 14 pomegranate 15 persimmon 16 peaches 17 hazelnuts 18 walnuts 19 tea 20 tabacco 21 cotton 22 apricot 23 Cherry 24 mulberry 25 plum 26 Cornelian cherry Main use of 3. tree crop Main use of 3. tree crop Main use of 3. tree crop Main use of 3. tree crop Main use of 3. tree crop Please name the main tree crops grown by your household and the primary use of the production 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed Expenditures on bread / wheat flour Expenditures on bread / wheat flour Expenditures on bread / wheat flour Expenditures on bread / wheat flour Expenditures on bread / wheat flour Expenditure activities IN PAST WEEK...... Expenditures on potatoes, rice, pasta, corn Expenditures on potatoes, rice, pasta, corn Expenditures on potatoes, rice, pasta, corn Expenditures on potatoes, rice, pasta, corn Expenditures on potatoes, rice, pasta, corn Expenditure activities IN PAST WEEK...... Expenditures on vegetable oil, animal fat Expenditures on vegetable oil, animal fat Expenditures on vegetable oil, animal fat Expenditures on vegetable oil, animal fat Expenditures on vegetable oil, animal fat Expenditure activities IN PAST WEEK...... Expenditures on meat, eggs, yoghurt, milk Expenditures on meat, eggs, yoghurt, milk Expenditures on meat, eggs, yoghurt, milk Expenditures on meat, eggs, yoghurt, milk Expenditures on meat, eggs, yoghurt, milk Expenditure activities IN PAST WEEK...... Expenditures on beans, lentils Expenditures on beans, lentils Expenditures on beans, lentils Expenditures on beans, lentils Expenditures on beans, lentils Expenditure activities IN PAST WEEK...... Expenditures on sugar Expenditures on sugar Expenditures on sugar Expenditures on sugar Expenditures on sugar Expenditure activities IN PAST WEEK...... Expenditures on other food (incl. fruit/veg) Expenditures on other food (incl. fruit/veg) Expenditures on other food (incl. fruit/veg) Expenditures on other food (incl. fruit/veg) Expenditures on other food (incl. fruit/veg) Expenditure activities IN PAST WEEK...... Expenditures on tea Expenditures on tea Expenditures on tea Expenditures on tea Expenditures on tea Expenditure activities IN PAST WEEK...... Expenditures on food & drinks consumed outside Expenditures on food & drinks consumed outside Expenditures on food & drinks consumed outside Expenditures on food & drinks consumed outside Expenditures on food & drinks consumed outside Expenditure activities IN PAST WEEK...... Expenditures on tobacco and alcohol Expenditures on tobacco and alcohol Expenditures on tobacco and alcohol Expenditures on tobacco and alcohol Expenditures on tobacco and alcohol Expenditure activities IN PAST MONTH Expenditures on payment of medical services Expenditures on payment of medical services Expenditures on payment of medical services Expenditures on payment of medical services Expenditures on payment of medical services Expenditure activities IN PAST MONTH Expenditures on medical items and drugs Expenditures on medical items and drugs Expenditures on medical items and drugs Expenditures on medical items and drugs Expenditures on medical items and drugs Expenditure activities IN PAST MONTH Expenditures on transportation Expenditures on transportation Expenditures on transportation Expenditures on transportation Expenditures on transportation Expenditure activities IN PAST MONTH Expenditures on fines or debts Expenditures on fines or debts Expenditures on fines or debts Expenditures on fines or debts Expenditures on fines or debts Expenditure activities IN PAST MONTH Expenditures on education Expenditures on education Expenditures on education Expenditures on education Expenditures on education Expenditure activities IN PAST MONTH Expenditures on clothing Expenditures on clothing Expenditures on clothing Expenditures on clothing Expenditures on clothing Expenditure activities IN PAST MONTH Expenditures on soaps, detergents, HH items Expenditures on soaps, detergents, HH items Expenditures on soaps, detergents, HH items Expenditures on soaps, detergents, HH items Expenditures on soaps, detergents, HH items Expenditure activities IN PAST MONTH Expenditures on leisure Expenditures on leisure Expenditures on leisure Expenditures on leisure Expenditures on leisure Expenditure activities IN PAST MONTH Expenditures on other/miscellaneous Expenditures on other/miscellaneous Expenditures on other/miscellaneous Expenditures on other/miscellaneous Expenditures on other/miscellaneous Expenditure activities IN PAST MONTH No. of meals eaten by adults No. of meals eaten by adults No. of meals eaten by adults No. of meals eaten by adults No. of meals eaten by adults Yesterday, how many meals did the adults in this house eat? No. of meals eaten by children No. of meals eaten by children No. of meals eaten by children No. of meals eaten by children No. of meals eaten by children Yesterday, how many meals did the children in this house eat? Frequency: Bread/wheat flour Frequency: Bread/wheat flour Frequency: Bread/wheat flour Frequency: Bread/wheat flour Frequency: Bread/wheat flour Could you please tell me how many days in the past week your household has eaten the following foods? 1. Source: Bread/wheat flour 1. Source: Bread/wheat flour 1. Source: Bread/wheat flour 1. Source: Bread/wheat flour 1. Source: Bread/wheat flour Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid 2. Source: Bread/wheat flour 2. Source: Bread/wheat flour 2. Source: Bread/wheat flour 2. Source: Bread/wheat flour 2. Source: Bread/wheat flour Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid Frequency: Pasta/macaroni Frequency: Pasta/macaroni Frequency: Pasta/macaroni Frequency: Pasta/macaroni Frequency: Pasta/macaroni Could you please tell me how many days in the past week your household has eaten the following foods? 1. Source: Pasta/macaroni 1. Source: Pasta/macaroni 1. Source: Pasta/macaroni 1. Source: Pasta/macaroni 1. Source: Pasta/macaroni Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid 2. Source: Pasta/macaroni 2. Source: Pasta/macaroni 2. Source: Pasta/macaroni 2. Source: Pasta/macaroni 2. Source: Pasta/macaroni Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid Frequency: Other grains/cereals Frequency: Other grains/cereals Frequency: Other grains/cereals Frequency: Other grains/cereals Frequency: Other grains/cereals Could you please tell me how many days in the past week your household has eaten the following foods? 1. Source: Other grains/cereals 1. Source: Other grains/cereals 1. Source: Other grains/cereals 1. Source: Other grains/cereals 1. Source: Other grains/cereals Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid 2. Source: Other grains/cereals 2. Source: Other grains/cereals 2. Source: Other grains/cereals 2. Source: Other grains/cereals 2. Source: Other grains/cereals Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid Frequency: Potatoes Frequency: Potatoes Frequency: Potatoes Frequency: Potatoes Frequency: Potatoes Could you please tell me how many days in the past week your household has eaten the following foods? 1. Source: Potatoes 1. Source: Potatoes 1. Source: Potatoes 1. Source: Potatoes 1. Source: Potatoes Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid 2. Source: Potatoes 2. Source: Potatoes 2. Source: Potatoes 2. Source: Potatoes 2. Source: Potatoes Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid Frequency: Beans, pulses Frequency: Beans, pulses Frequency: Beans, pulses Frequency: Beans, pulses Frequency: Beans, pulses Could you please tell me how many days in the past week your household has eaten the following foods? 1. Source: Beans, pulses 1. Source: Beans, pulses 1. Source: Beans, pulses 1. Source: Beans, pulses 1. Source: Beans, pulses Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid 2. Source: Beans, pulses 2. Source: Beans, pulses 2. Source: Beans, pulses 2. Source: Beans, pulses 2. Source: Beans, pulses Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid Frequency: Red meat Frequency: Red meat Frequency: Red meat Frequency: Red meat Frequency: Red meat Could you please tell me how many days in the past week your household has eaten the following foods? 1. Source: Red meat 1. Source: Red meat 1. Source: Red meat 1. Source: Red meat 1. Source: Red meat Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid 2. Source: Red meat 2. Source: Red meat 2. Source: Red meat 2. Source: Red meat 2. Source: Red meat Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid Frequency: White meat/fish Frequency: White meat/fish Frequency: White meat/fish Frequency: White meat/fish Frequency: White meat/fish Could you please tell me how many days in the past week your household has eaten the following foods? 1. Source: White meat/fish 1. Source: White meat/fish 1. Source: White meat/fish 1. Source: White meat/fish 1. Source: White meat/fish Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid 2. Source: White meat/fish 2. Source: White meat/fish 2. Source: White meat/fish 2. Source: White meat/fish 2. Source: White meat/fish Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid Frequency: Eggs Frequency: Eggs Frequency: Eggs Frequency: Eggs Frequency: Eggs Could you please tell me how many days in the past week your household has eaten the following foods? 1. Source: Eggs 1. Source: Eggs 1. Source: Eggs 1. Source: Eggs 1. Source: Eggs Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid 2. Source: Eggs 2. Source: Eggs 2. Source: Eggs 2. Source: Eggs 2. Source: Eggs Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid Frequency: Vegetable oil, fats, butter Frequency: Vegetable oil, fats, butter Frequency: Vegetable oil, fats, butter Frequency: Vegetable oil, fats, butter Frequency: Vegetable oil, fats, butter Could you please tell me how many days in the past week your household has eaten the following foods? 1. Source: Vegetable oil, fats, butter 1. Source: Vegetable oil, fats, butter 1. Source: Vegetable oil, fats, butter 1. Source: Vegetable oil, fats, butter 1. Source: Vegetable oil, fats, butter Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid 2. Source: Vegetable oil, fats, butter 2. Source: Vegetable oil, fats, butter 2. Source: Vegetable oil, fats, butter 2. Source: Vegetable oil, fats, butter 2. Source: Vegetable oil, fats, butter Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid Frequency: Milk Frequency: Milk Frequency: Milk Frequency: Milk Frequency: Milk Could you please tell me how many days in the past week your household has eaten the following foods? 1. Source: Milk 1. Source: Milk 1. Source: Milk 1. Source: Milk 1. Source: Milk Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid 2. Source: Milk 2. Source: Milk 2. Source: Milk 2. Source: Milk 2. Source: Milk Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid Frequency: Yoghurt, cheese Frequency: Yoghurt, cheese Frequency: Yoghurt, cheese Frequency: Yoghurt, cheese Frequency: Yoghurt, cheese Could you please tell me how many days in the past week your household has eaten the following foods? 1. Source: Yoghurt, cheese 1. Source: Yoghurt, cheese 1. Source: Yoghurt, cheese 1. Source: Yoghurt, cheese 1. Source: Yoghurt, cheese Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid 2. Source: Yoghurt, cheese 2. Source: Yoghurt, cheese 2. Source: Yoghurt, cheese 2. Source: Yoghurt, cheese 2. Source: Yoghurt, cheese Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid Frequency: Vegetables Frequency: Vegetables Frequency: Vegetables Frequency: Vegetables Frequency: Vegetables Could you please tell me how many days in the past week your household has eaten the following foods? 1. Source: Vegetables 1. Source: Vegetables 1. Source: Vegetables 1. Source: Vegetables 1. Source: Vegetables Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid 2. Source: Vegetables 2. Source: Vegetables 2. Source: Vegetables 2. Source: Vegetables 2. Source: Vegetables Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid Frequency: Fruits Frequency: Fruits Frequency: Fruits Frequency: Fruits Frequency: Fruits Could you please tell me how many days in the past week your household has eaten the following foods? 1. Source: Fruits 1. Source: Fruits 1. Source: Fruits 1. Source: Fruits 1. Source: Fruits Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid 2. Source: Fruits 2. Source: Fruits 2. Source: Fruits 2. Source: Fruits 2. Source: Fruits Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid Frequency: Sugar Frequency: Sugar Frequency: Sugar Frequency: Sugar Frequency: Sugar Could you please tell me how many days in the past week your household has eaten the following foods? 1. Source: Sugar 1. Source: Sugar 1. Source: Sugar 1. Source: Sugar 1. Source: Sugar Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid 2. Source: Sugar 2. Source: Sugar 2. Source: Sugar 2. Source: Sugar 2. Source: Sugar Sources of food that your household members have eaten in the last 7 days. 1 purchase 2 own production 3 traded goods or servises 4 borrowed 5 received as gift 6 food aid hh worried of running out of food hh worried of running out of food hh worried of running out of food hh worried of running out of food hh worried of running out of food We worried that our food would run out before we got enough money to buy more or could produce more ourselves. 1 Often 2 Sometimes 3 Rarely 4 Never hh did not eat foods of the preferred quality or variety hh did not eat foods of the preferred quality or variety hh did not eat foods of the preferred quality or variety hh did not eat foods of the preferred quality or variety hh did not eat foods of the preferred quality or variety We did not eat foods of the quality or variety we preferred because we didn't have enough money to purchase them. 1 Often 2 Sometimes 3 Rarely 4 Never Purchased/produced food was not enough Purchased/produced food was not enough Purchased/produced food was not enough Purchased/produced food was not enough Purchased/produced food was not enough The food we purchased and/or produced wasn't enough and we didn't have enough money to purchase more. If answer is 1 or 2 > Go to 9.4 (sec9_4 - name of the variable) If answer is 3 or 4 > Go to Section 10 1 Often 2 Sometimes 3 Rarely 4 Never hh or hh-members reduced size of their meal hh or hh-members reduced size of their meal hh or hh-members reduced size of their meal hh or hh-members reduced size of their meal hh or hh-members reduced size of their meal In the last year, did you or the other members of your household ever reduce the size of your meals because there wasn't enough food or money to purchase food? 1 Often 2 Sometimes 3 Rarely 4 Never hh or hh-members skipping meals hh or hh-members skipping meals hh or hh-members skipping meals hh or hh-members skipping meals hh or hh-members skipping meals In the last year, did you or the other members of your household ever skip meals because there wasn't enough food or money to purchase food? 1 Often 2 Sometimes 3 Rarely 4 Never hh or hh-members eating less than they should hh or hh-members eating less than they should hh or hh-members eating less than they should hh or hh-members eating less than they should hh or hh-members eating less than they should In the last year, did you or members of your household eat less than you felt you should because there wasn't enough money to buy food? 1 Often 2 Sometimes 3 Rarely 4 Never hh or hh-members were hungry but did not eat hh or hh-members were hungry but did not eat hh or hh-members were hungry but did not eat hh or hh-members were hungry but did not eat hh or hh-members were hungry but did not eat In the last year, were you or members of your household hungry but didn't eat because there wasn't enough money to buy food? 1 Often 2 Sometimes 3 Rarely 4 Never hh or hh-members passing a day without eating hh or hh-members passing a day without eating hh or hh-members passing a day without eating hh or hh-members passing a day without eating hh or hh-members passing a day without eating In the last year, did you or the other members of your household ever pass a day without eating because there wasn't enough food or money to purchase food? 1 Often 2 Sometimes 3 Rarely 4 Never 1. main shock 1. main shock 1. main shock 1. main shock 1. main shock Indicate those 2 shocks that had the most significant impact on your household. 1 Unusually high level of livestock diseases 2 Floods 3 High prices for services (health, education) 4 High prices for food 5 High costs of agri. inputs (seed, fertilizer) 6 Loss of employment of a HH member 7 Reduced salaray of a HH member 8 Serious illness or accident of HH member 9 Death of a working HH member 10 Death of other HH member 11 Theft and/or violence 99 no shock 2. main shock 2. main shock 2. main shock 2. main shock 2. main shock Indicate those 2 shocks that had the most significant impact on your household. 1 Unusually high level of livestock diseases 2 Floods 3 High prices for services (health, education) 4 High prices for food 5 High costs of agri. inputs (seed, fertilizer) 6 Loss of employment of a HH member 7 Reduced salaray of a HH member 8 Serious illness or accident of HH member 9 Death of a working HH member 10 Death of other HH member 11 Theft and/or violence 3. main shock 3. main shock 3. main shock 3. main shock 3. main shock Indicate those 2 shocks that had the most significant impact on your household. 1 Unusually high level of livestock diseases 2 Floods 3 High prices for services (health, education) 4 High prices for food 5 High costs of agri. inputs (seed, fertilizer) 6 Loss of employment of a HH member 7 Reduced salaray of a HH member 8 Serious illness or accident of HH member 9 Death of a working HH member 10 Death of other HH member 11 Theft and/or violence 4. main shock 4. main shock 4. main shock 4. main shock 4. main shock Indicate those 2 shocks that had the most significant impact on your household. 1 Unusually high level of livestock diseases 2 Floods 3 High prices for services (health, education) 4 High prices for food 5 High costs of agri. inputs (seed, fertilizer) 6 Loss of employment of a HH member 7 Reduced salaray of a HH member 8 Serious illness or accident of HH member 9 Death of a working HH member 10 Death of other HH member 11 Theft and/or violence 1. Decrease or loss of HH of..... 1. Decrease or loss of HH of..... 1. Decrease or loss of HH of..... 1. Decrease or loss of HH of..... 1. Decrease or loss of HH of..... Did each of the two shocks in 11.2 cause a decrease or loss for your household of: 1 Income and in-kind receipts 2 Assets (livestock, cash savings) 3 Both income and assets 4 No change Overall impact on HH's food security? Overall impact on HH's food security? Overall impact on HH's food security? Overall impact on HH's food security? Overall impact on HH's food security? Did each of the two shocks in 11.2 cause a decrease in your household's ability to produce or purchase enough food to eat for a period of time (not including the annual 'lean season')? 1 yes 2 no 3 don't know 1. Coping strategies 1. Coping strategies 1. Coping strategies 1. Coping strategies 1. Coping strategies What did the household do to compensate or resolve this decrease or loss of income and/or assets? 1 reduced quality/quantity of diet 2 decreased expenditures 3 increased collection and sale of natural resources 4 spent savings or investments 5 loans from family/friends 6 laons from moneylenders/trader 7 purchased food on credit 8 received help from others in the community 9 sold furniture or other HH assets 10 sold income generating equipment or assets 11 rented out land 12 sold livestock 13 sold house or other property 14 worked for food only 15 worked on relief programs from govt/NGO/UN 16 out-migrated to look for work 17 send children to work for money or food 18 begging 19 other 20 did not do anything 2. Coping strategies 2. Coping strategies 2. Coping strategies 2. Coping strategies 2. Coping strategies What did the household do to compensate or resolve this decrease or loss of income and/or assets? 1 reduced quality/quantity of diet 2 decreased expenditures 3 increased collection and sale of natural resources 4 spent savings or investments 5 loans from family/friends 6 laons from moneylenders/trader 7 purchased food on credit 8 received help from others in the community 9 sold furniture or other HH assets 10 sold income generating equipment or assets 11 rented out land 12 sold livestock 13 sold house or other property 14 worked for food only 15 worked on relief programs from govt/NGO/UN 16 out-migrated to look for work 17 send children to work for money or food 18 begging 19 other 20 did not do anything 3. Coping strategies 3. Coping strategies 3. Coping strategies 3. Coping strategies 3. Coping strategies What did the household do to compensate or resolve this decrease or loss of income and/or assets? 1 reduced quality/quantity of diet 2 decreased expenditures 3 increased collection and sale of natural resources 4 spent savings or investments 5 loans from family/friends 6 laons from moneylenders/trader 7 purchased food on credit 8 received help from others in the community 9 sold furniture or other HH assets 10 sold income generating equipment or assets 11 rented out land 12 sold livestock 13 sold house or other property 14 worked for food only 15 worked on relief programs from govt/NGO/UN 16 out-migrated to look for work 17 send children to work for money or food 18 begging 19 other 20 did not do anything 4. Coping strategies 4. Coping strategies 4. Coping strategies 4. Coping strategies 4. Coping strategies What did the household do to compensate or resolve this decrease or loss of income and/or assets? 1 reduced quality/quantity of diet 2 decreased expenditures 3 increased collection and sale of natural resources 4 spent savings or investments 5 loans from family/friends 6 laons from moneylenders/trader 7 purchased food on credit 8 received help from others in the community 9 sold furniture or other HH assets 10 sold income generating equipment or assets 11 rented out land 12 sold livestock 13 sold house or other property 14 worked for food only 15 worked on relief programs from govt/NGO/UN 16 out-migrated to look for work 17 send children to work for money or food 18 begging 19 other 20 did not do anything Has the HH recoverd from all shocks? Has the HH recoverd from all shocks? Has the HH recoverd from all shocks? Has the HH recoverd from all shocks? Has the HH recoverd from all shocks? Has the household recovered from the decrease in income or assets or both from the shocks in 11.2? 1 not recovered at all 2 partially recovered 3 completely recovered IDP-settlement? IDP-settlement? IDP-settlement? IDP-settlement? IDP-settlement? no 1 yes IDP in camp? IDP in camp? IDP in camp? IDP in camp? IDP in camp? no 1 yes IDP-classification IDP-classification IDP-classification IDP-classification IDP-classification 1 Dugout 2 ECHO 3 Mudhouse 4 Tent camp 5 Public building 6 New settlement 7 Railway 8 Mixed with local population Actual type of IDP-housing Actual type of IDP-housing Actual type of IDP-housing Actual type of IDP-housing Actual type of IDP-housing 1 Dugout 2 ECHO 3 Mudhouse 4 Tent camp 5 Public building 6 New settlement 7 Railway Scale number Scale number Scale number Scale number Scale number large household (8+) large household (8+) large household (8+) large household (8+) large household (8+) no 1 8 or more members Total number of hh-members Total number of hh-members Total number of hh-members Total number of hh-members Total number of hh-members HH with 8+ members HH with 8+ members HH with 8+ members HH with 8+ members HH with 8+ members 1 normal hh 2 large hh elderly head (60+) elderly head (60+) elderly head (60+) elderly head (60+) elderly head (60+) not 1 elderly head any female pensioners? any female pensioners? any female pensioners? any female pensioners? any female pensioners? no 1 yes any male pensioners? any male pensioners? any male pensioners? any male pensioners? any male pensioners? no 1 yes Recoded change of residence Recoded change of residence Recoded change of residence Recoded change of residence Recoded change of residence 1 once 2 twice 3 3-times 4 4-times 5 5-times 6 6-times + At least 1 HH members injured At least 1 HH members injured At least 1 HH members injured At least 1 HH members injured At least 1 HH members injured no 1 yes At least 1 HH members disabled At least 1 HH members disabled At least 1 HH members disabled At least 1 HH members disabled At least 1 HH members disabled no 1 yes At least 1 HH members killed At least 1 HH members killed At least 1 HH members killed At least 1 HH members killed At least 1 HH members killed no 1 yes Food aid from WFP or World Vision Food aid from WFP or World Vision Food aid from WFP or World Vision Food aid from WFP or World Vision Food aid from WFP or World Vision 1 Yes, World Vision 2 Yes, WFP no Food aid from WFP (incl. WV) Food aid from WFP (incl. WV) Food aid from WFP (incl. WV) Food aid from WFP (incl. WV) Food aid from WFP (incl. WV) no 1 yes Gov Assistance: food products Gov Assistance: food products Gov Assistance: food products Gov Assistance: food products Gov Assistance: food products no 1 yes Food assistance by whome? 1 Food assistance by whome? 1 Food assistance by whome? 1 Food assistance by whome? 1 Food assistance by whome? 1 no food aid 1 food aid from gov only 2 food aid from WFP only 3 Food aid from gov and wfp Food assistance by whome? 2 Food assistance by whome? 2 Food assistance by whome? 2 Food assistance by whome? 2 Food assistance by whome? 2 no food aid 1 food aid from gov only 2 food aid from WFP only 3 Food aid from WV only 4 food aid from gov and wfp 5 food aid from gov and wv IDP-settlement type (based on sampling criteria) IDP-settlement type (based on sampling criteria) IDP-settlement type (based on sampling criteria) IDP-settlement type (based on sampling criteria) IDP-settlement type (based on sampling criteria) 1 Dugout 2 ECHO 3 Mudhouse 4 Tent camp 5 Public building 6 New settlement 7 Railway people per room people per room people per room people per room people per room very crowded very crowded very crowded very crowded very crowded less crowded 1 4 or more people per room safe water safe water safe water safe water safe water not 1 improved drinking water safe water regularly available safe water regularly available safe water regularly available safe water regularly available safe water regularly available no 1 regular availability of water from improved source Fuel and electricity total expenditure Fuel and electricity total expenditure Fuel and electricity total expenditure Fuel and electricity total expenditure Fuel and electricity total expenditure any cattle any cattle any cattle any cattle any cattle no 1 yes any oxen/buffalo any oxen/buffalo any oxen/buffalo any oxen/buffalo any oxen/buffalo no 1 yes any donkeys/horses any donkeys/horses any donkeys/horses any donkeys/horses any donkeys/horses no 1 yes any goats any goats any goats any goats any goats no 1 yes any sheep any sheep any sheep any sheep any sheep no 1 yes any chickens any chickens any chickens any chickens any chickens no 1 yes any ducks any ducks any ducks any ducks any ducks no 1 yes any geese any geese any geese any geese any geese no 1 yes any turkeys any turkeys any turkeys any turkeys any turkeys no 1 yes Total number of livestock Total number of livestock Total number of livestock Total number of livestock Total number of livestock Any livestock? Any livestock? Any livestock? Any livestock? Any livestock? no 1 yes No. of chicken No. of chicken No. of chicken No. of chicken No. of chicken No. of ducks No. of ducks No. of ducks No. of ducks No. of ducks No. of geese No. of geese No. of geese No. of geese No. of geese No. of turkeys No. of turkeys No. of turkeys No. of turkeys No. of turkeys Total no of poultry Total no of poultry Total no of poultry Total no of poultry Total no of poultry Any poultry Any poultry Any poultry Any poultry Any poultry no 1 yes AND - Total food expenditures AND - Total food expenditures AND - Total food expenditures AND - Total food expenditures AND - Total food expenditures Total staple food exp per week Total staple food exp per week Total staple food exp per week Total staple food exp per week Total staple food exp per week Total non-staple food exp per week Total non-staple food exp per week Total non-staple food exp per week Total non-staple food exp per week Total non-staple food exp per week AND - Total household expenditure AND - Total household expenditure AND - Total household expenditure AND - Total household expenditure AND - Total household expenditure AND - tot exp and2 -check not x4! - prob wrong! AND - tot exp and2 -check not x4! - prob wrong! AND - tot exp and2 -check not x4! - prob wrong! AND - tot exp and2 -check not x4! - prob wrong! AND - tot exp and2 -check not x4! - prob wrong! Sources summarized Sources summarized Sources summarized Sources summarized Sources summarized 1 Food aid 2 Purchase 3 Food aid and purchase 4 other Borrowing as source for bread? Borrowing as source for bread? Borrowing as source for bread? Borrowing as source for bread? Borrowing as source for bread? no 1 yes consumed food items_purchased consumed food items_purchased consumed food items_purchased consumed food items_purchased consumed food items_purchased consumed food items_own production consumed food items_own production consumed food items_own production consumed food items_own production consumed food items_own production consumed food items_traded consumed food items_traded consumed food items_traded consumed food items_traded consumed food items_traded consumed food items_borrowed consumed food items_borrowed consumed food items_borrowed consumed food items_borrowed consumed food items_borrowed consumed food items_received as gift consumed food items_received as gift consumed food items_received as gift consumed food items_received as gift consumed food items_received as gift consumed food items_food aid consumed food items_food aid consumed food items_food aid consumed food items_food aid consumed food items_food aid consumed food items_total consumed food items_total consumed food items_total consumed food items_total consumed food items_total % consumed food items_purchased % consumed food items_purchased % consumed food items_purchased % consumed food items_purchased % consumed food items_purchased % consumed food items_own production % consumed food items_own production % consumed food items_own production % consumed food items_own production % consumed food items_own production % consumed food items_traded % consumed food items_traded % consumed food items_traded % consumed food items_traded % consumed food items_traded % consumed food items_borrowed % consumed food items_borrowed % consumed food items_borrowed % consumed food items_borrowed % consumed food items_borrowed % consumed food items_received as gift % consumed food items_received as gift % consumed food items_received as gift % consumed food items_received as gift % consumed food items_received as gift % consumed food items_food aid % consumed food items_food aid % consumed food items_food aid % consumed food items_food aid % consumed food items_food aid experienced food insecurity experienced food insecurity experienced food insecurity experienced food insecurity experienced food insecurity no 1 yes coping strategies 1 coping strategies 1 coping strategies 1 coping strategies 1 coping strategies 1 coping strategies 2 coping strategies 2 coping strategies 2 coping strategies 2 coping strategies 2 coping strategies 3 coping strategies 3 coping strategies 3 coping strategies 3 coping strategies 3 coping strategies 4 coping strategies 4 coping strategies 4 coping strategies 4 coping strategies 4 Total number of coping strategies Total number of coping strategies Total number of coping strategies Total number of coping strategies Total number of coping strategies idp_sett = 1 (FILTER) idp_sett = 1 (FILTER) idp_sett = 1 (FILTER) idp_sett = 1 (FILTER) idp_sett = 1 (FILTER) Not Selected 1 Selected dependents dependents dependents dependents dependents earners earners earners earners earners percent dependents percent dependents percent dependents percent dependents percent dependents High dependency ratio (65%+) High dependency ratio (65%+) High dependency ratio (65%+) High dependency ratio (65%+) High dependency ratio (65%+) No 1 Yes Very high dependency ratio (75%+) Very high dependency ratio (75%+) Very high dependency ratio (75%+) Very high dependency ratio (75%+) Very high dependency ratio (75%+) No 1 Yes total females total females total females total females total females total males total males total males total males total males percent females percent females percent females percent females percent females males ill1 males ill1 males ill1 males ill1 males ill1 none 1 0-4 years 2 5-14 years 3 15-59 years 4 60+ years females ill1 females ill1 females ill1 females ill1 females ill1 none 1 0-4 years 2 5-14 years 3 15-59 years 4 60+ years males ill2 males ill2 males ill2 males ill2 males ill2 none 1 0-4 years 2 5-14 years 3 15-59 years 4 60+ years females ill2 females ill2 females ill2 females ill2 females ill2 none 1 0-4 years 2 5-14 years 3 15-59 years 4 60+ years males disabled1 males disabled1 males disabled1 males disabled1 males disabled1 1 0-4 years 2 5-14 years 3 15-59 years 4 60+ years none females disabled1 females disabled1 females disabled1 females disabled1 females disabled1 1 0-4 years 2 5-14 years 3 15-59 years 4 60+ years none males disabled2 males disabled2 males disabled2 males disabled2 males disabled2 1 0-4 years 2 5-14 years 3 15-59 years 4 60+ years none females disabled2 females disabled2 females disabled2 females disabled2 females disabled2 1 0-4 years 2 5-14 years 3 15-59 years 4 60+ years none asset count asset count asset count asset count asset count asset categories asset categories asset categories asset categories asset categories 1 2-6 assets 2 7 assets 3 8 assets 4 9 assets 5 10 assets 6 11 or more REGR factor score 1 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 1 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 1 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 1 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 1 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 2 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 2 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 2 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 2 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 2 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 3 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 3 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 3 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 3 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 3 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 4 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 4 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 4 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 4 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 4 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 5 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 5 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 5 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 5 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 5 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 6 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 6 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 6 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 6 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 6 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 7 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 7 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 7 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 7 for analysis 1 REGR factor score 7 for analysis 1 TwoStep Cluster Number TwoStep Cluster Number TwoStep Cluster Number TwoStep Cluster Number TwoStep Cluster Number -1 Outlier Cluster number income sources number income sources number income sources number income sources number income sources 1 one 2 two 3 three 4 four % income borrowing % income borrowing % income borrowing % income borrowing % income borrowing % income pension % income pension % income pension % income pension % income pension % income child allowance % income child allowance % income child allowance % income child allowance % income child allowance % income disability benefit % income disability benefit % income disability benefit % income disability benefit % income disability benefit % income crop sales % income crop sales % income crop sales % income crop sales % income crop sales % income skilled labour % income skilled labour % income skilled labour % income skilled labour % income skilled labour % income unskilled labour % income unskilled labour % income unskilled labour % income unskilled labour % income unskilled labour % income livestock sales % income livestock sales % income livestock sales % income livestock sales % income livestock sales % income other % income other % income other % income other % income other % income IDP benefit % income IDP benefit % income IDP benefit % income IDP benefit % income IDP benefit grow wheat grow wheat grow wheat grow wheat grow wheat no 1 yes wheat use wheat use wheat use wheat use wheat use 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed grow maize grow maize grow maize grow maize grow maize no 1 yes maize use maize use maize use maize use maize use 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed grow potatoes grow potatoes grow potatoes grow potatoes grow potatoes no 1 yes potatoes use potatoes use potatoes use potatoes use potatoes use 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed grow vegetables grow vegetables grow vegetables grow vegetables grow vegetables no 1 yes vegetables use vegetables use vegetables use vegetables use vegetables use 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed grow apples grow apples grow apples grow apples grow apples no 1 yes apples use apples use apples use apples use apples use 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed grow pomegranate grow pomegranate grow pomegranate grow pomegranate grow pomegranate no 1 yes pomegranate use pomegranate use pomegranate use pomegranate use pomegranate use 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed grow pears grow pears grow pears grow pears grow pears no 1 yes pears use pears use pears use pears use pears use 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed grow figs grow figs grow figs grow figs grow figs no 1 yes figs use figs use figs use figs use figs use 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed grow plums grow plums grow plums grow plums grow plums no 1 yes plums use plums use plums use plums use plums use 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed grow grapes grow grapes grow grapes grow grapes grow grapes no 1 yes grapes use grapes use grapes use grapes use grapes use 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed grow hazelnuts grow hazelnuts grow hazelnuts grow hazelnuts grow hazelnuts no 1 yes hazelnuts use hazelnuts use hazelnuts use hazelnuts use hazelnuts use 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed grow walnuts grow walnuts grow walnuts grow walnuts grow walnuts no 1 yes walnuts use walnuts use walnuts use walnuts use walnuts use 1 mainly sold 2 some sold, some consumed 3 mainly consumed monthly food expenditure - eric monthly food expenditure - eric monthly food expenditure - eric monthly food expenditure - eric monthly food expenditure - eric monthly non-food expenditure monthly non-food expenditure monthly non-food expenditure monthly non-food expenditure monthly non-food expenditure total monthly expenditure total monthly expenditure total monthly expenditure total monthly expenditure total monthly expenditure percent bread/wheat expenditure percent bread/wheat expenditure percent bread/wheat expenditure percent bread/wheat expenditure percent bread/wheat expenditure percent other carb expenditure percent other carb expenditure percent other carb expenditure percent other carb expenditure percent other carb expenditure percent oil/fat expenditure percent oil/fat expenditure percent oil/fat expenditure percent oil/fat expenditure percent oil/fat expenditure percent expenditure meat, milk, eggs percent expenditure meat, milk, eggs percent expenditure meat, milk, eggs percent expenditure meat, milk, eggs percent expenditure meat, milk, eggs percent expenditure beans, legumes percent expenditure beans, legumes percent expenditure beans, legumes percent expenditure beans, legumes percent expenditure beans, legumes percent expenditure sugar percent expenditure sugar percent expenditure sugar percent expenditure sugar percent expenditure sugar percent expenditure other food percent expenditure other food percent expenditure other food percent expenditure other food percent expenditure other food percent expenditure tea percent expenditure tea percent expenditure tea percent expenditure tea percent expenditure tea percent expenditure food outside home percent expenditure food outside home percent expenditure food outside home percent expenditure food outside home percent expenditure food outside home percent expenditure alcohol & tobacco percent expenditure alcohol & tobacco percent expenditure alcohol & tobacco percent expenditure alcohol & tobacco percent expenditure alcohol & tobacco percent expenditure all food percent expenditure all food percent expenditure all food percent expenditure all food percent expenditure all food percent expenditure medical services percent expenditure medical services percent expenditure medical services percent expenditure medical services percent expenditure medical services percent expenditure medicines percent expenditure medicines percent expenditure medicines percent expenditure medicines percent expenditure medicines percent expenditure transportation percent expenditure transportation percent expenditure transportation percent expenditure transportation percent expenditure transportation percent expenditure debt or fines percent expenditure debt or fines percent expenditure debt or fines percent expenditure debt or fines percent expenditure debt or fines percent expenditure education percent expenditure education percent expenditure education percent expenditure education percent expenditure education percent expenditure clothing/shoes percent expenditure clothing/shoes percent expenditure clothing/shoes percent expenditure clothing/shoes percent expenditure clothing/shoes percent expenditure hh items percent expenditure hh items percent expenditure hh items percent expenditure hh items percent expenditure hh items percent expenditure leisure percent expenditure leisure percent expenditure leisure percent expenditure leisure percent expenditure leisure percent expenditure miscellaneous percent expenditure miscellaneous percent expenditure miscellaneous percent expenditure miscellaneous percent expenditure miscellaneous percent expenditure rent percent expenditure rent percent expenditure rent percent expenditure rent percent expenditure rent percent expenditure cooking fuel percent expenditure cooking fuel percent expenditure cooking fuel percent expenditure cooking fuel percent expenditure cooking fuel percent expenditure electricity percent expenditure electricity percent expenditure electricity percent expenditure electricity percent expenditure electricity monthly per capita expenditure monthly per capita expenditure monthly per capita expenditure monthly per capita expenditure monthly per capita expenditure poverty category poverty category poverty category poverty category poverty category 1 non-poor 2 poor high food prices high food prices high food prices high food prices high food prices no 1 yes high prices for services high prices for services high prices for services high prices for services high prices for services no 1 yes serious illness or accident of HH member serious illness or accident of HH member serious illness or accident of HH member serious illness or accident of HH member serious illness or accident of HH member no 1 yes high levels of livestock disease high levels of livestock disease high levels of livestock disease high levels of livestock disease high levels of livestock disease no 1 yes high costs of agricultural inputs high costs of agricultural inputs high costs of agricultural inputs high costs of agricultural inputs high costs of agricultural inputs no 1 yes flooding flooding flooding flooding flooding no 1 yes number of shocks number of shocks number of shocks number of shocks number of shocks At least 1 shock At least 1 shock At least 1 shock At least 1 shock At least 1 shock no 1 yes purchase purchase purchase purchase purchase own production own production own production own production own production traded goods or services traded goods or services traded goods or services traded goods or services traded goods or services borrowed borrowed borrowed borrowed borrowed received as gift received as gift received as gift received as gift received as gift food aid food aid food aid food aid food aid total food source total food source total food source total food source total food source % purchased % purchased % purchased % purchased % purchased % own production % own production % own production % own production % own production % traded goods or services % traded goods or services % traded goods or services % traded goods or services % traded goods or services % borrowed % borrowed % borrowed % borrowed % borrowed % gift % gift % gift % gift % gift % food aid % food aid % food aid % food aid % food aid IDP - ADDATI ID - 14 classes IDP - ADDATI ID - 14 classes IDP - ADDATI ID - 14 classes IDP - ADDATI ID - 14 classes IDP - ADDATI ID - 14 classes IDP - ADDATI ID - 7 classes IDP - ADDATI ID - 7 classes IDP - ADDATI ID - 7 classes IDP - ADDATI ID - 7 classes IDP - ADDATI ID - 7 classes IDP - Food consumption classes labled IDP - Food consumption classes labled IDP - Food consumption classes labled IDP - Food consumption classes labled IDP - Food consumption classes labled 1 Good 1 2 Good 2 3 Borderline 1 4 Borderline 2 5 Borderline 3 6 Poor 1 7 Poor 2 IDP - Food consumption classes summarized IDP - Food consumption classes summarized IDP - Food consumption classes summarized IDP - Food consumption classes summarized IDP - Food consumption classes summarized 1 Good 2 Borderline 3 Poor IDP - food exp per capita per week IDP - food exp per capita per week IDP - food exp per capita per week IDP - food exp per capita per week IDP - food exp per capita per week IDP - food exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - food exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - food exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - food exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - food exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - staple food exp per capita per month IDP - staple food exp per capita per month IDP - staple food exp per capita per month IDP - staple food exp per capita per month IDP - staple food exp per capita per month IDP - non-staple food exp per capita per month IDP - non-staple food exp per capita per month IDP - non-staple food exp per capita per month IDP - non-staple food exp per capita per month IDP - non-staple food exp per capita per month IDP - total food exp per capita per month IDP - total food exp per capita per month IDP - total food exp per capita per month IDP - total food exp per capita per month IDP - total food exp per capita per month IDP - staple exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - staple exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - staple exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - staple exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - staple exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - non-staple exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - non-staple exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - non-staple exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - non-staple exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - non-staple exp / value of food basket (Manat 19,000) IDP - ratio stap / food aid below 1/above 1 IDP - ratio stap / food aid below 1/above 1 IDP - ratio stap / food aid below 1/above 1 IDP - ratio stap / food aid below 1/above 1 IDP - ratio stap / food aid below 1/above 1 1 below market value 2 equal or above market value IDP - ratio non-stap / food aid below 1/above 1 IDP - ratio non-stap / food aid below 1/above 1 IDP - ratio non-stap / food aid below 1/above 1 IDP - ratio non-stap / food aid below 1/above 1 IDP - ratio non-stap / food aid below 1/above 1 1 below market value 2 equal or above market value