Tanzania Africa Research in Sustainable Intensification for the Next Generation (Africa RISING) Baseline Evaluation Survey (doi:10.7910/DVN/PPUL2W)

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Tanzania Africa Research in Sustainable Intensification for the Next Generation (Africa RISING) Baseline Evaluation Survey

doi:10.7910/DVN/PPUL2W

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2015-12-21

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International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), 2015, "Tanzania Africa Research in Sustainable Intensification for the Next Generation (Africa RISING) Baseline Evaluation Survey", https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/PPUL2W, Harvard Dataverse, V2, UNF:6:3ETqmN59l7GWdAhZVPkB0w== [fileUNF]

Tanzania Africa Research in Sustainable Intensification for the Next Generation (Africa RISING) Baseline Evaluation Survey

doi:10.7910/DVN/PPUL2W

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)

Azzarri, Carlo (International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI))

Haile, Beliyou (International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI))

Roberts, Cleo (International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI))

Charles, Ainsley (Independent Consultant)

Economic Development Initiatives (EDI)

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)

2014

Harvard Dataverse

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)

IFPRI-DATA

KM, IFPRI

2015-12-10

2015

Household- and Community-level Surveys

https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/PPUL2W

Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences, agricultural systems, technology, monitoring, evaluation, employment, health, income, expenditure, credit, shock, economic growth, rural areas, Tanzania, East Africa, Africa South of Sahara, Africa

Impact assessment

As part of the US government’s Feed the Future initiative that aims to address global hunger and food security issues in sub-Saharan Africa, the US Agency for International Development is supporting three multi-stakeholder agricultural research projects under Africa Research In Sustainable Intensification for the Next Generation (Africa RISING - AR) program. The overall aim of the program is to transform agricultural systems through sustainable intensification projects in Ghana, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Malawi, Mali, and (potentially) Zambia. In Tanzania, the project, led by the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), will be supporting cereal-based farming systems. Multiple participatory and adaptive agricultural interventions are currently taking place in Babati, Kongwa, and Kiteto, three districts in Tanzania, led by researchers from the IITA. Experts from IITA have supported or introduced intercropping, drought-tolerant crop varieties, water harvesting practices, and organic fertilizer application. The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) leads the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) activities of the AR program. As part of the M&E activities in Tanzania, IFPRI contracted Economic Development Initiatives (EDI) to conduct baseline household and community surveys in Babati, Kongwa, and Kiteto districts. The main objective of this survey is to collect high-quality baseline household data to support the M&E activities of the AR program in Tanzania. More specifically, the survey aims to collect detailed information on the composition of the household, employment, health, agriculture, income and expenditures, credit, assets, subjective welfare and food security, shocks, and the anthropometric status of children and women.

2014-02-2014-03

Tanzania, United Republic of

Household

Community

Rural communities in the three districts of Babati, Kiteto, and Kongwa, which are spread between the neighboring regions of Dodoma and Manyara in the country's north and central zones

sample survey data (ssd)

cross-sections

Economic Development Initiatives (EDI)

<p>The sample size of 917 households was projected to capture as much information as possible about AR participant farmers but also to have a basis for comparison with non-participant farmers to whom the program could yet be expanded. To achieve these twin objectives, households from all seven intervention villages already hosting AR activities were included alongside households from eighteen control villages that up to that point held no AR activities but that could serve as direct comparators.These latter villages were purposely selected on a ‘distant-but-comparable’ criterion, essentially a requirement that they exhibit similar agro-ecological conditions as existing program areas within the same district but be geographically apart, thereby ruling out the possibility of contamination. Lists of candidate comparator villages were established in concert with local-area extensionists and then verified with district-level agricultural officials.</p> <p>The majority of households from the first group of communities, the seven intervention villages already hosting AR activities, were chosen on the basis of their active participation in AR activities, either from involvement in one or more of the work packages dating from program onset or from membership in an input-provision experiment conducted by IFPRI in mid-2013. In this experiment, farmers in Babati District attending field demonstrations were invited to participate in an experiment surrounding the use of modern seed varieties and non-traditional local fertilizer that resulted in their assignment (via randomization) into two sub-groups: coupon (and, a few months later, input) recipients and non-recipients.</p> <p>To facilitate their identification, an initial listing of program participants in the seven intervention villages was sourced over several site visits and from ongoing dialogue with research team leaders. This was then matched with lists of participants from the experimental group in the three Babati District villages. These lists were later field-verified by EDI during the survey preparation phase. Ultimately, after accounting for duplicate households, households from non-intervention villages, and non-existent households, this portion of the sample was whittled down to 435 households (from 542 originally), comprising 328 households who took part in the above mentioned input-provision experiment and 107 who fell outside of it. </p> <p>In addition, it was decided to include a randomly sampled subset of 15 non-participants from each of the seven intervention villages, to meet the question whether – within Africa RISING communities – anticipated program benefits could filter to non-participating farming households via indirectlearning, neighborhood interactions and networking (so-called ‘spillover effects’). These 105 households are referred as ‘indirect beneficiaries’.</p> <p>Finally, households from the second group of communities, the comparator villages, were selected by two-stage sampling methods in which, first, one sub-village was randomly chosen from within each control village and, second, 20 households were randomly chosen from the list of all households within that sub-village. Fifteen households so chosen were entered in the final sample for enumeration and five served as reserve units in the event of non-response or other anomaly. Thus 270 households (and 90 reserves) were chosen in this way to serve as comparators to households actively participating in the program; they are referred to in the report as ‘control’ households.Thus, the final sample design for TARBES 2014 included purposeful selection of 435 AR and experimental households (from intervention villages only) and sampling of 25 sub-villages (from control and intervention villages) followed by 15 households in each sampled sub-village. In combination, this produced the ultimate sample size of 810 households.</p>

In-person interview

Structured questionnaire

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI). 2015. Tanzania Africa Research in Sustainable Intensification for the Next Generation (Africa RISING) Baseline Evaluation Survey. Washington, DC: International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) [dataset]. <a href="http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/PPUL2W"> http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/PPUL2W</a>

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<b> Data paper: </b> <a href="http://ebrary.ifpri.org/utils/getfile/collection/p15738coll2/id/130261/filename/130472.pdf">A user guide to Tanzania Africa Research in Sustainable Intensification for the Next Generation (Africa RISING) Baseline Evaluation Survey Data </a>

<a href="http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/28557"> Malawi Africa Research in Sustainable Intensification for the Next Generation (Africa RISING) Baseline Evaluation Survey </a>

<p> </p> <a href="http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/QUB9UT">Ghana Africa Research in Sustainable Intensification for the Next Generation (Africa RISING) Baseline Evaluation Survey</a>

<p> </p> <a href="http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/H6RWOO">Ethiopia Africa Research in Sustainable Intensification for the Next Generation (Africa RISING) Baseline Evaluation Survey</a>

<p> </p> <a href="http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/UDKSBJ">Mali Africa Research in Sustainable Intensification for the Next Generation (Africa RISING) Baseline Evaluation Survey</a>

• Number of cases: 818

• No. of variables per record: 6

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Survey

• Number of cases: 813

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Survey

• Number of cases: 810

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Survey

This file contains data from Section L and N of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 810

• No. of variables per record: 16

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Survey

• Number of cases: 5109

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Survey

• Number of cases: 4232

• No. of variables per record: 27

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:k2vtzCMe5F83bAuBGCS99A==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section C: Labor” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 4933

• No. of variables per record: 19

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:5vQvXO2ouyM384wKoKFgcQ==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section D: Health” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 1698

• No. of variables per record: 22

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

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Survey

• Number of cases: 1811

• No. of variables per record: 46

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Survey

• Number of cases: 3690

• No. of variables per record: 21

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UNF:6:9b2tuQOcIMexoOT4xxEHug==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section G1: Crop Production” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 3641

• No. of variables per record: 38

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:CLARZ8uCd6Jd6PWE7PuDdw==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section G2: Crop Inputs (Costs)” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 3641

• No. of variables per record: 19

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:KnsYWdeZZuJk4pkFFqrI2Q==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section G3: Crop Inputs (Labor)” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 40500

• No. of variables per record: 19

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:grI7zLkmybD2xyj5gHsCrw==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section G4: Crop Inputs (Seeds)” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 40500

• No. of variables per record: 58

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:mn5zpPOqeknhtZefHaCQmw==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section H: Crop Sales” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 40500

• No. of variables per record: 17

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:0eZF/sMqXOC7blBKRUm+ew==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section I: Crop Storage” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 17010

• No. of variables per record: 21

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:zgfiXWJsmnHlhkhOGi0Bmw==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section J1: Livestock Ownership” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 2430

• No. of variables per record: 22

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:BtMy7lt83wFo9/T+E4NaYg==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section J2: Livestock Feed” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 3240

• No. of variables per record: 8

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:wAlQ9Rn5q5oC8E+iSLSTkw==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section K: Agriculture Related Problems and Coping Strategies” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 4860

• No. of variables per record: 7

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:Ktyleb+upJGC3BuYQXOZIA==

Survey

This file contains data for questions L1-L5 from “Section L: Agricultural Extension Agents and Africa Rising” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 810

• No. of variables per record: 22

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:Yu63MZdACwuxpWxaE0QyAg==

Survey

This file contains data for questions L6-L20 from “Section L: Agricultural Extension Agents and Africa Rising” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 8910

• No. of variables per record: 9

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:Fatksd9CHBnCFBbSZl+E+Q==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section M: Other Income” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 840

• No. of variables per record: 11

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:D8kg1HpLxbedkRyAR2NF9A==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section N: Credit” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 810

• No. of variables per record: 14

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:6PtTsefVY4TUl+oSmWTHQg==

Survey

This file contains data for questions O1-O12 from “Section O: Housing and Assets” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 29970

• No. of variables per record: 5

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:OAWSYGmm9SgtREKjlZoPFA==

Survey

This file contains data for questions O15-O16 from “Section O: Housing and Assets” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 8100

• No. of variables per record: 4

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:u0opHfkyyF/0Doc/G82ceg==

Survey

This file contains data for question O18 from “Section O: Housing and Assets” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 810

• No. of variables per record: 40

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:PBCJWKhyrLEe2VcOqsAqUg==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section P: Subjective Welfare and Food Security” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 65610

• No. of variables per record: 13

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:Nr3DQ1xewHkgMCVnl3ROPg==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section Q: Food Consumption” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 21060

• No. of variables per record: 5

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:3q6sQgRw93bS5PGXHla+/g==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section R1: Non-Food Expenditures-Past One Month” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 2430

• No. of variables per record: 5

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:W8WL9J0Zsd8QAnWQyvnWeQ==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section R1: Non-Food Expenditures-Past One Week” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 26730

• No. of variables per record: 6

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:GrNA+RiHAps0Oisodd1Wkw==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section R2: Non-Food Expenditures-Past Twelve Months” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 17820

• No. of variables per record: 15

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:uYkPO/T8XfWSh+AnAQG78g==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section S: Shocks” of the household questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 2396

• No. of variables per record: 16

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:8aCiEMZnka58mEo6eONVOA==

Survey

• Number of cases: 1059

• No. of variables per record: 20

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:yKeLqe8PRSzLyz8ki7mQFA==

Survey

• Number of cases: 25

• No. of variables per record: 10

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:a82cdN+qSdYSXP5pBSVFBA==

Survey

• Number of cases: 124

• No. of variables per record: 9

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:FMAjKwB39uomSTUwy/bm3g==

Survey

• Number of cases: 500

• No. of variables per record: 8

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:AMp4s1WkekOs0JuiFZhBQA==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section CC: Access to Basic Services” of the community questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 250

• No. of variables per record: 15

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:fk8tEDPlx4wKgCP/sKbC6w==

Survey

This file contains data for questions CD1-CD4 from “Section CD: Agricultural Labor, Extension Services, and Agricultural Problems” of the community questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 25

• No. of variables per record: 14

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:MeReYsSBmCX0jtYlNqUwVQ==

Survey

This file contains data for questions CD5-CD8c from “Section CD: Agricultural Labor, Extension Services, and Agricultural Problems” of the community questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 150

• No. of variables per record: 5

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:siNcLoLDhAmgWKUvagneuQ==

Survey

s file contains data for questions CE1a- CE1b from “Section CE: Land Use” of the community questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 125

• No. of variables per record: 5

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:dtzpkqkykg0h+CFeJzNnhA==

Survey

This file contains data for questions CE2a- CE2b from “Section CE: Land Use” of the community questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 25

• No. of variables per record: 12

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:AF3GsFyDz6qVZetXm2qp/A==

Survey

This file contains data for questions CE3- CE10b from “Section CE: Land Use” of the community questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 75

• No. of variables per record: 9

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:UQRBttpksE51lumYN+Jmog==

Survey

This file contains data for questions CE1a- CE1b from “Section CE: Land Use” of the community questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 25

• No. of variables per record: 37

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:xVeo//6HDx4zt1PjQuWBBg==

Survey

This file contains data from “Section CF: Demographics, Land” of the community questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 125

• No. of variables per record: 7

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:nL1bGINnuK51n8D+0EqEuw==

Survey

This file contains data for questions CG1-CG4 from “Section CG: Water Access, Shocks, and Consumption” of the community questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 300

• No. of variables per record: 12

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:J3nJFymbNQ74J/Cs1W+wpQ==

Survey

This file contains data for questions CG5-CG9c from “Section CG: Water Access, Shocks, and Consumption” of the community questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 100

• No. of variables per record: 31

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:2CDte54EtmlDOQRcHEbvPg==

Survey

This file contains data for questions CG10-CG14 from “Section CG: Water Access, Shocks, and Consumption” of the community questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 25

• No. of variables per record: 7

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:rUXmPra2T4VTDXwRoa8Q9A==

Survey

• Number of cases: 1175

• No. of variables per record: 24

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:UR7YPhQJcapklIWVg0e2Lw==

Survey

This file contains data for questions CH3-CI2d_3 from “Section CH: Market Prices” of the community questionnaire.

• Number of cases: 25

• No. of variables per record: 13

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

UNF:6:M1FUhO8C27qOE9O3/dzk6w==

• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• visit1id - Visit 1 Identifier
• visittime1 - Time and date of visit (VISIT 1)
• availability1 - Is the household available for Interview? (VISIT 1)
• unavailabilityreason1 - Unavailability reason (VISIT 1)
• unavailabilityreason1_other - Other specify for UnavailabilityReason1
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• visit2id - Visit 2 Identifier
• visittime2 - Time and date of visit (VISIT 2)
• availability2 - Is the household available for Interview? (VISIT 2)
• unavailabilityreason2 - Unavailability reason (VISIT 1)
• unavailabilityreason2_other - Other specify for UnavailabilityReason2
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• e1 - Confirmation of land ownership and/or ag. activities during Oct 2012-Sept 2013
• i14 - Do you know that Aflatoxin can affect stored crops?
• n1 - During L12M did anyone in HH apply for credit/ask for loan of at least 10000TSH
• n2 - During the last 12 months, did the household receive a loan?
• n3 - During L12M did you receive any crop inputs or agricultural equip on credit?
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• a1 - Region
• a2 - District
• a3 - Ward
• a4 - Village
• a9 - Interviewer
• a10a - Date and time of first visit
• a12 - Supervisor Code
• a13 - Supervisor check time
• a21a - Time - end of first visit
• a17a - Was a translator used? Visit 1
• a10b - Time - start of second visit
• a21b - Time - end of second visit
• a17b - Was a translator used? Visit 2
• a19 - Religion of the head
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• memid - Household Member ID
• b2 - What is the relationship of [NAME] to the head of household?
• b3 - Is (NAME) male or female?
• b4a - Age (years)
• b4b - Age (months) - for those below 7 years
• b5 - How many months of the past 12 months has [NAME] lived with the household?
• b6 - What is the highest grade completed by [NAME]?
• b7 - Can [NAME] read and write?
• b8 - What is the primary activity of [NAME]?
• b9 - What is the second most important activity of [NAME]?
• b10 - What is [NAME]'s marital status?
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• memid - Household Member ID
• c2 - Is this person answering for himself/ herself?
• c3 - What is the ID code of the person answering for [NAME]
• c4a - Worked as employee for wage, salary, commission or any payment in kind in L12M
• c4b - Ran non-farm business of any size for themselves or the household in last 12mont
• c4c - Worked on household agricultural activities in last 12 months
• c6a - PRIMARY economic activity
• c6b - SECONDARY economic activity
• c7a - What is [NAME] occupation as a self-employed in a non-agricultural sector?
• c7b - Kind of trade or business [NAME] engaged in as self-employed in non-agricultural
• c8 - Was [NAME] available for work during the last 7 days?
• c9 - Why was [NAME] not available for work during the last 7 days?
• c10 - Does NAME have job/farm/enterprise at which NAME will definitely return to work?
• c11 - Has [NAME] taken any steps within the past 4 weeks to look for work?
• c13 - WAGE JOB: Who is [NAME]'s usual employer for this work?
• c14 - WAGE JOB: Receives wages/salary/other payments in cash or other forms from empl.
• c15a - Total cash received from wage work
• c15b - Unit of time for c15a
• c16 - WAGE JOB: Receives any other payment for this work in any other form?
• c17a - WAGE JOB: Value of payments in non-salary form (TSH)
• c17b - Unit for c17a
• c18 - ALL EMP: During L12M, for how many mnths did [NAME] work in this job?
• c19 - ALL EMP: Average no. weeks worked per month (for months worked in this job)
• c20 - ALL EMP: No. hrs usually worked per week in this job
• c21 - ALL EMP: In the last 7 days, how many hours did [NAME] work in this job?
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• memid - Household Member ID
• d1 - Is this person answering for himself/ herself?
• d2 - What is the ID code of the person answering for [NAME]
• d3 - Has [NAME] visited a health care provider in the past 4 weeks?
• d4 - What type of health provider did [NAME] visit? (Most frequent)
• d5 - Main source of finance for the treatment during NAME'S visit in the past 4 weeks
• d6 - How much did [NAME] spend when he/she last visited that [PROVIDER]?
• d7 - Amnt spent in past 4wks for all illnesses, injuries, med care etc (except hosp.)
• d8 - Total cost of hospitalization(s) and visits to traditional healers in L12M
• d9 - No. days in last 12 mnths NAME was unable to work as a result of his/her illness
• d10a - Type of illness, symptoms or injury causing [NAME] to be unable to work. FIRST
• d10b - Type of illness, symptoms or injury causing [NAME] to be unable to work. SECOND
• d11 - Did [NAME] sleep under a bednet yesterday?
• d13 - Has [NAME] had diarrhea in the last two weeks?
• d14 - Diarrhea treatment - FIRST
• d15 - Diarrhea treatment - SECOND
• d16 - Diarrhea treatment - THIRD
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• parcelid - Parcels
• parcelname - Parcel name
• e2a - How large is the land area of [PARCEL] that you use?
• e2b - Area unit for e2a
• e3 - Does this parcel belong to your household?
• e4 - How did your household obtain this parcel?
• e5 - Did your household farm this parcel during Oct 2012 - Sep 2013?
• e6a - [IF RENTED IN OR OUT] How much did your HH receive/pay in rent for this parcel?
• e6b - Time unit for e6a
• e7 - [IF SHARECROPPED IN OR OUT] % of harvest that was paid (in cash or in-kind)
• e8 - How did your household use this land during Oct 2012 - Sep 2013?
• e9 - What is the main source of water for this parcel during Oct 2012 - Sep 2013?
• e10 - What kind of irrigation do you use?
• e11 - What is the main means of irrigating this parcel?
• e12 - What is the type of the soil on this parcel?
• e13 - What proportion of the [PARCEL] has crusted soils?
• e14 - What is the color of the soil of this parcel?
• e15 - What is the slope of this parcel?
• e16 - When was the last time you experienced waterlogging problems on this [PARCEL]?
• e17 - Time to get to [PARCEL] from house by usual mode of transport (one way in min)
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• plotid - Plots
• f2a - Parcel number
• f2b - How many plots does your household have in each parcel?
• plotname - Plot name
• f4 - Did you in the past 5 years practice crop rotation in this [PLOT]?
• f5a - Did you in the past 5 years practice fallowing in this [PLOT]?
• f5b - What year did the fallow period begin, the last time [PLOT] was left fallow?
• f5c - For how many years was [PLOT] left fallow, the last time it was left fallow?
• f6a - What was the main method of ploughing [plotName] during Oct 2012- Sep 2013?
• f6b - In what year did you first begin to practice zero/minimum tillage on [PLOT]?
• f7a - Reasons not practicing zero/minimum tillage practices on this [PLOT]: REASON 1
• f7b - Reasons not practicing zero/minimum tillage practices on this [PLOT]: REASON 2
• f8 - Did you practice contour ploughing or pit planting on [PLOT]?
• f9a - How much manure did you apply to [PLOT] during Oct 2012- Sep 2013?
• f9b - Unit for f9a
• f9b_other - Other specify for f9b
• f9b_q - Quantity per unit in f9b
• f9b_u - Metric unit for f9b_q
• f10 - What was the source of the manure for this [PLOT]?
• f11 - How often do you apply manure to this [PLOT]?
• f12a - What type of other organic inputs did you apply on PLOT during Oct '12-Sep '13?
• f12b - Quantity of other organic input used on plot during Oct 2012-Sep 2013
• f12c - Unit for f12b
• f12c_q - Quantity per unit in f12c
• f12c_u - Metric unit for f12c_q
• f13 - Are there any trees, herbaceous, shrubs on [PLOT]?
• f14a - How many of these are leguminous trees?
• f14b_1 - First type of leguminous tree
• f14b_2 - Second type of leguminous tree
• f14c - How many of these are fruit trees?
• f14d - How many trees have you planted on [PLOT] within the past 5 years?
• f14e - How many trees did you remove from [PLOT] last year?
• f15 - What is your main reason for not having trees, bushes or shrubs in [PLOT]?
• f16 - Do you have soil erosion on [PLOT]?
• f17a - Measures to control soil erosion: FIRST
• f17b - Measures to control soil erosion: SECOND
• f17c - Measures to control soil erosion: THIRD
• f18a - Labor days spent last year on construction and maintainance of FIRST measure
• f18b - Labor days spent last year on construction and maintainance of SECOND measure
• f18c - Labor days spent last year on construction and maintainance of THIRD measure
• f19a - Main reasons never had soil and water conservation structures on [PLOT]. First
• f19b - Main reasons never had soil and water conservation structures on [PLOT]. Second
• seasonsyn - Did this plot have more than one planting season in the year Oct 2012 - Sept 201
• seasonstotal - How many seasons did this plot have?
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• plantingseasonid - Planting season
• g1_2 - Parcel ID
• g1_3 - Plot ID
• cropid - Crops
• g1_4 - What crop was planted on this plot during Oct 2012 - Sep 2013 farming season?
• g1_4_other - Other land use
• g1_5 - Was this an improved variety of [CROP]?
• g1_6a - Area planted with [CROP] on this plot during Oct 2012 - Sep 2013 farming season
• g1_6b - Area unit for g1_6a
• g1_6c - % area planted with CROP on plot during Oct 2012 - Sep 2013 farming season
• g1_7a - Amount of CROP harvested from PLOT during Oct 2012 - Sep 2013 farming season
• g1_7b - Unit for g1_7a
• g1_7b_other - Other specify for g1_7b
• g1_7b_q - Quantity per unit in g1_7b
• g1_7b_u - Metric unit for g1_7b_q
• g1_8 - Which family member had main responsibility for farming this crop?
• g1_8_other - Other household member for g1_8
• g1_9 - Yield of harvest in 2012/2013 compared with harvest HH collects in normal year
• g1_10 - Main reason for this difference in yield compared with yield the normal year
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• cropid - Crops
• g2_2 - Parcel ID
• g2_3 - Plot ID
• g2_4 - What crop was planted on this plot during Oct 2012 - Sep 2013 farming season?
• plantingseasonid - Planting season
• g2_5a - Seed saved from the previous harvest: quantity used
• g2_5b - Unit for g2_5a
• g2_5b_other - Other specify for g2_5b
• g2_5b_q - Quantity per unit in g2_5b
• g2_5b_u - Metric unit for g2_5b_q
• g2_5c - Seed saved from the previous harvest: Estimated value in TSH
• g2_6a - Seed obtained for free or in barter: quantity
• g2_6b - Unit for g2_6a
• g2_6b_q - Quantity per unit in g2_6b
• g2_6b_u - Metric unit for g2_6b_q
• g2_6c - Seed obtained for free or in barter: Estimated value in TSH
• g2_7a - Traditional seed that was purchased: quantity
• g2_7b - Unit for g2_7a
• g2_7b_q - Quantity per unit in g2_7b
• g2_7b_u - Metric unit for g2_7b_q
• g2_7c - Traditional seed that was purchased: Value in TSH
• g2_8a - Improved seed that was purchased: quantity
• g2_8b - Unit for g2_8a
• g2_8b_q - Quantity per unit in g2_8b
• g2_8b_u - Metric unit for g2_8b_q
• g2_8c - Improved seed that was purchased: Value in TZS
• g2_9 - Value of pesticides, herbicides
• g2_10 - Value of other non-labor expenses
• g2_11 - Which type of fertilizers did you use?
• g2_12 - When was the fertilizer applied?
• g2_13a - Quantity of all fertilizer used
• g2_13b - Unit for g2_13a
• g2_13b_q - Quantity per unit in g2_13b
• g2_13b_u - Metric unit for g2_13b_q
• g2_13c - Value in TSH of fertilzer used
• g2_14 - What percentage of the value of fertilizers used was subsidized?
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• cropid - Crops
• g3_2 - Parcel ID
• g3_3 - Plot ID
• g3_4 - What crop was planted on this plot during Oct 2012 - Sep 2013 farming season?
• plantingseasonid - Planting season
• g3_5a - Land preparation (including harrowing & ridging) - person days
• g3_5b - Planting - person days
• g3_5c - Fertilizing - person days
• g3_5d - Weeding, applying pesticides/herbicides - person days
• g3_5e - Harvesting - person days
• g3_5f - Other - person days
• g3_5f_other - Other activity
• g3_6 - How much of this labor was family labor?
• g3_7 - How much of this labor was exchange labor?
• g3_8 - How much of this labor was hired labor?
• g3_9 - What was the average cash daily wage paid to the hired laborers?
• g3_10 - Amount spent on other labor cost
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• g4_1 - One row per crop type (NOT one row per plot per crop as in HHCrops)
• g4_3 - Did your household grow [CROP] during Oct 2012 - Sep 2013 season?
• g4_4 - How much seed used during Oct 2012 - Sep 2013 season was saved from prev harvest
• g4_5 - How many years ago did you purchase seeds for [CROP]?
• g4_6 - Where did you obtain the seed that was not saved from previous harvest?
• g4_7 - How did you pay for this seed?
• g4_8 - Time to get to this supplier using the usual mode of transport (one way minutes)
• g4_9a - Problem with supplier - FIRST
• g4_9b - Problem with supplier - SECOND
• g4_10a - First main variety of crop seed
• g4_10b - Second main variety of crop seed
• g4_10c - Third main variety of crop seed
• g4_11a - Main problem with first variety
• g4_11b - Main problem with second variety
• g4_11c - Third problem with variety
• g4_12a - First most important characteristic of crop seed variety
• g4_12b - Second most important characteristic of crop seed variety
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• h2 - Crop
• h3a - Did you lose any [CROP] before the harvest and, if so, how much?
• h3b - UNIT for h3a
• h3b_q - Quantity per unit in h3b
• h3b_u - Metric unit for h3b_q
• h3c - Estimated value of lost crop
• h3d - % of the usual harvest (lost crop)
• h4 - What is the main reason of the crop failure?
• h5a - Quantity of CROP without stover harvested during Oct 2012 - Sep 2013
• h5b - Unit for h5a
• h5b_q - Quantity per unit in h5b
• h5b_u - Metric unit for h5b_q
• h6a - Quantity of CROP harvested as stover during Oct 2012 - Sep 2013
• h6b - Unit for h6b
• h6b_other - Other specify for h6b
• h6b_q - Quantity per unit in h6b
• h6b_u - Metric unit for h6b_q
• h7a - Quantity of harvest used for animal feed
• h7b - Unit for h7a
• h7b_q - Quantity per unit in h7b
• h7b_u - Metric unit for h7b_q
• h7c - Estimated value of amount of harvest used for animal feed
• h8a - Quantity left on field as crop residue (but not burned)
• h8b - Unit for h8a
• h8b_q - Quantity per unit in h8b
• h8b_u - Metric unit for h8b_q
• h8c - Estimated value of amount left on field as crop residue (but not burned)
• h9a - Quantity saved for seed
• h9b - Unit for h9a
• h9b_other - Other specify for h9b
• h9b_q - Quantity per unit in h9b
• h9b_u - Metric unit for h9b_q
• h9c - Estimated value of amount saved for seed
• h10a - Quantity used for gifts and exchange (except own consumption and sales)
• h10b - Unit for h10b
• h10b_other - Other specify for h10b
• h10b_q - Quantity per unit in h10b
• h10b_u - Metric unit for h10b_q
• h10c - Estimated value of harvest used for gifts and exchange
• h11a - Quantity of harvest used for own consumption
• h11b - Unit for h11a
• h11b_q - Quantity per unit in h11b
• h11b_u - Metric unit for h11b_q
• h12a - Quantity of harvest used for other purposes
• h12b - Unit for h12a
• h12b_q - Quantity per unit in h12b
• h12b_u - Metric unit for h12_q
• h13a - Quantity of harvest that was sold
• h13b - Unit for h13a
• h13b_q - Quantity per unit in h13b
• h13b_u - Metric unit for h13b_q
• h14 - What unit price did you receive when selling this crop?
• h15 - What was the main place where it was sold?
• h16 - Time from house to main place where crop was sold (min/usual transport/one way)
• h17 - Who was the main buyer of CROP?
• h18 - Did the buyer contract you to grow CROP?
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• i2 - One row per crop type (NOT one row per plot per crop as in HHCrops)
• i4 - Had CROP in storage one month after harvest in Oct 12 - Sept 13 cropping season
• i5a - Quantity of CROP in storage 1 month after harvest, excluding crop corpuses
• i5b - Unit for i5a
• i5b_q - Quantity per unit in i5b
• i5b_u - Metric unit for i5b_q
• i6 - What type of storage facility did you use to store CROP?
• i7 - Did you have enough storage for CROP?
• i8 - How many months after the harvest did you run out of stock of CROP in your stora
• i9 - How much of the CROP you stored was lost before you could sell or consume it?
• i10 - What was/is the main cause of these losses?
• i11a - MAIN USE (What are the two main uses of the stored CROP?)
• i11b - SECOND USE (What are the two main uses of the stored CROP?)
• i12 - Which method do you use to dry CROP?
• i13 - Do you use any pesticides or chemicals when drying CROP in piles?
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• j1_2 - Animal Type
• j1_3 - In the past 12 months, have members of your household raised or produced ANIMAL?
• j1_4 - What type of management system does the household use for ANIMAL TYPE?
• j1_5 - Which family member had main responsibility for taking care of the ANIMAL TYPE?
• j1_6 - How many ANIMAL TYPE does your household currently own?
• j1_7 - What is the estimated total value of ANIMAL TYPE your household currently own?
• j1_8 - Over past 12 months, how many of your ANIMAL TYPE were lost due to diseases?
• j1_9 - Over past 12 months, how many of your ANIMAL TYPE have been given out as gift?
• j1_10 - Over past 12 months, how many of your ANIMAL TYPE have you sold?
• j1_11 - On average, how much was the unit price of each ANIMAL TYPE (or carcasses) sold?
• j1_12a - Quantity of manure ANIMAL TYPE produced that the household was able to collect
• j1_12b - Unit for j1_12a
• j1_12b_q - Quantity per unit in j1_12b
• j1_12b_u - Metric unit for j1_12b_q
• j1_13 - Which was the main use of this manure coming from ANIMAL TYPE?
• j1_14 - Total earnings from manure sales in past 12 months from ANIMAL
• j1_15 - Amnt spent on costs for ANIMAL in last 12m (vet, taxes, hired labor etc.)
• j1_16 - Over the past 12 months, did ANIMAL TYPE receive supplemental feeds?
• j1_17b - Over the past 12 months, how much have you earned in total from ACTIVITY?
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• j2_1 - Animal Group
• j2_2 - Over last 12 months have members of your HH raised or produced ANIMAL CATEGORY?
• j2_3 - Over the last 12 months what was the source of feed for ANIMAL CATEGORY?
• j2_4a - Sources of feed for ANIMAL GROUP in last 12 months: FIRST
• j2_4b - Sources of feed for ANIMAL GROUP in last 12 months: SECOND
• j2_4c - Sources of feed for ANIMAL GROUP in last 12 months: THIRD
• j2_5 - Over the last 12 months how much did you pay for feed for ANIMAL CATEGORY?
• j2_6a - Quantity feed for ANIMAL GROUP used per day in last 12 months (Long rain season)
• j2_6b - Unit for j2_6a
• j2_6b_other - Other specify for j2_6b
• j2_6b_q - Quantity per unit in j2_6b
• j2_6b_u - Metric unit for j2_6b_q
• j2_6c - TSH PER UNIT (in j2_6b)
• j2_7a - Quantity feed for ANIMAL GROUP used per day in last 12months (Short rain season)
• j2_7b - Unit for j2_7a
• j2_7b_other - Other specify for j2_7b
• j2_7b_q - Quantity per unit in j2_7b
• j2_7b_u - Metric unit for j2_7b_q
• j2_7c - TSH PER UNIT (in j2_7b)
• j2_8 - In L12M how frequently did HH face shortage drinking water for ANIMAL CATEGORY?
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• k1 - Activity
• k2 - Faced problem in relation with ACTIVITY during last completed cropping season
• k3a - Major problems household faces with regard to Activity: FIRST
• k3b - Major problems household faces with regard to Activity: SECOND
• k4a - Major strategies household uses to tackle problems faced: FIRST
• k4b - Major strategies household uses to tackle problems faced: SECOND
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• l1 - Source Type
• l2 - Received advice/information from (SOURCE) in the last 12 months?
• l3 - Is SOURCE among 3 most NB sources you would prefer to ask/seek advice/info on?
• l4 - SOURCE visited farm how frequenty during last cropping season
• l5 - Respondent visited SOURCE how frequently during last cropping season
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• l6 - Distance to local Farmer Training Center (one way/min) using usual mode transpor
• l7 - Have you ever participated in the activities of your Farmer Training Center?
• l8 - How long known ag extension/development agent that they interact with the most
• l9 - Tried new agri technologies/management practices during last farming season
• l10 - Have these been new activities your agent has demonstrated to you?
• l11 - Are you a member of your community's farmer research group?
• l12 - Ever used new technology that was seen at research group activity or field day?
• l13 - Participates in environmental group
• l14 - Participates in social or voluntary organization
• l15 - Satisfied with quantity,quality & timeliness of extension/input supply services
• l16 - Have you heard of Africa RISING program?
• l17 - Ever participated in any activity as part of/organized by Africa RISING program
• l18a - Which Africa RISING-related activity did you get involved in? FIRST
• l18b - Which Africa RISING-related activity did you get involved in? SECOND
• l18c - Which Africa RISING-related activity did you get involved in? THIRD
• l19 - Satisfied with quantity and quality of Africa RISING-related activities?
• l20 - Plan to continue participating in AR activities in next planting season?
• l21a - What are your reasons for not participating in Africa RISING activities? FIRST
• l21b - What are your reasons for not participating in Africa RISING activities? SECOND
• l21c - What are your reasons for not participating in Africa RISING activities? THIRD
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• m1 - Other Income Activities
• m2 - In past 12 months, have members of your HH received any income from [ACTIVITY]?
• m3 - Who in the household is mainly responsible for [ACTIVITY]?
• m3_other - Other member responsible for activity
• m4 - Total months out of past 12 months members of HH received income from ACTIVITY
• m5 - Average MONTHLY INCOME from activity (TSH per month)
• m6 - How important is ACTIVITY to meeting household expenses?
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• n4 - Input type
• n5 - Did you obtain (INPUT TYPE) on credit during the last 12 months?
• n6 - Who offered you these goods on credit?
• n7 - What was the value of these inputs? TSH
• n8a - What crop or livestock was the input used on? 1st option
• n8b - What crop or livestock was the input used on? 2nd option
• n8c - What crop or livestock was the input used on? 3rd Option
• n9 - How much time is the credit for? (Months)
• n10 - Were you able to repay the credit?
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• o1 - What is the main material used for the outer walls of the house?
• o2 - What is the main material used for the floor in your house?
• o3 - What is the main material used for the roof on your house?
• o4 - How many distinct rooms does the household occupy
• o5 - How many external windows and doors does the housing unit have? (number)
• o6 - Monthly rent (paying IF RENTING IN or WOULD RECEIVE if were to rent out house)
• o7 - What is the main source of drinking water for your household?
• o8 - What is the main type of toilet used by your household?
• o9 - What is the main type of lighting used by your household?
• o10 - What is the main type of cooking fuel used by your household?
• o11 - How many loads of firewood do family members collect per day?
• o12 - In the last year, do you have to walk farther to gather enough firewood?  
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• assetid - Asset type
• o14 - How many units of [ASSET TYPE] does your household currently own?
• o15 - When did your household acquire ASSET TYPE? (Year)
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• serviceid - Service
• o18 - Time to [SERVICE] from house using usual forms of transport [one way / min]
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• p1 - In past 7 days, did you worry that your household would not have enough food?
• p2i - #Days out of last 7: Harvest and collect wild foods (e.g., vegetables, birds)
• p2a - #Days out of last 7: Rely on less preferred foods?
• p2b - #Days out of last 7: Limit the variety of foods eaten?
• p2c - #Days out of last 7: Limit portion size at meal-times?
• p2d - #Days out of last 7: Reduce number of meals eaten in a day?
• p2e - #Days out of last 7: Restrict consumption by adults for small children to eat?
• p2f - #Days out of last 7: Borrow food, or rely on help from a friend or relative?
• p2g - #Days out of last 7: Have no food of any kind in your household?
• p2h - #Days out of last 7: Go a whole day and night without eating anything?
• p3a - No. of meals, including breakfast, taken per day in the household
• p3b - No. of meals, including breakfast, taken per day among children (6-59 months)
• p4 - What did your children below 5 yrs old (0-4 yrs) have for breakfast yesterday?
• p5 - What did your children between 5 to 13 years old have for breakfast yesterday?
• p6 - Do all household members eat roughly the same diet?
• p7a - Variety of food eaten by MEN in household
• p7b - Variety of food eaten by WOMEN in household
• p7c - Variety of food eaten by Children (6-59 months) in household
• p8 - Ever not have enough quantity of food to feed HH in last 12 months?
• p9a - Did you experience shortage of food in January 2013?
• p9b - Did you experience shortage of food in February 2013?
• p9c - Did you experience shortage of food in March 2013?
• p9d - Did you experience shortage of food in April 2013?
• p9e - Did you experience shortage of food in May 2013?
• p9f - Did you experience shortage of food in June 2013?
• p9g - Did you experience shortage of food in July 2013?
• p9h - Did you experience shortage of food in August 2013?
• p9i - Did you experience shortage of food in September 2013?
• p9j - Did you experience shortage of food in October 2013?
• p9k - Did you experience shortage of food in November 2013?
• p9l - Did you experience shortage of food in December 2013?
• p10a - Did you experience shortage of food in January 2014?
• p10b - Did you experience shortage of food in February 2014?
• p10c - Did you experience shortage of food in March 2014?
• p10d - Did you experience shortage of food in April 2014?
• p11a - What was the cause of this situation? FIRST CAUSE
• p11b - What was the cause of this situation? SECOND CAUSE
• p11c - What was the cause of this situation? THIRD CAUSE
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• q1 - Food ID
• q2 - Within past 7 days, did members of HH consume FOOD within/outside the household?
• q3a - Quantity FOOD consumed by household in past 7 days
• q3b - Unit for q3b
• q4a - Quantity of FOOD that came from purchases
• q4b - Unit for q4a
• q5 - How much did you spend to purchase CONSUMPTION ITEM in total?
• q6a - Quantity of FOOD that came from own production
• q6b - Unit for q6a
• q7a - Quantity of FOOD that came from gifts and other sources
• q7b - Unit for q7a
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• r1_1 - Non-food item (monthly consumption)
• r1_4 - Over the past 30 days, did you purchase or pay for any [ITEM]?
• r1_5 - How much did you pay in total for [ITEM]? TSH
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• r1_1 - Non-food item (weekly consumption)
• r1_2 - Over the past 7 days, did you purchase any [ITEM]?
• r1_3 - How much did you pay in total for [ITEM]? TSH
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• r2_1 - Non Food Item
• r2_2 - Over the past 12 months, did you (gather,) purchase or pay for any (ITEM)?
• r2_3 - What was the cost of (ITEM) that you purchased?
• r2_4 - What was the estimated total value of (ITEM), which you obtained without paying?
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• s1 - Shock Type
• s2 - Over past 5 yrs was HH's welfare status severely affected negatively by EVENT?
• s3 - Rank the three most significant shocks you experienced
• s_other - Other shock
• s4 - Did SHOCK cause a reduction in household income and/or assets?
• s5 - How dispersed was this shock? It affected...
• s6a - Year in which SHOCK occurred/started?
• s6b - Month in which SHOCK occurred/started?
• s7a - How long did the last episode of SHOCK last? DURATION
• s7b - How long did the last episode of SHOCK last? UNIT
• s8a - What did HH do in response to SHOCK to try to regain former welfare level? 1st
• s8b - What did HH do in response to SHOCK to try to regain former welfare level? 2nd
• s8c - What did HH do in response to SHOCK to try to regain former welfare level? 3rd
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• memid - Household Member ID
• t1a - Women anthro: Year of birth
• t2 - Women anthro: Are you between 15 and 49 years old?
• t3 - Women anthro: IS THE RESPONDENT BETWEEN THE AGES OF 15 AND 49 YEARS?
• t4 - Women anthro: Are you currently pregnant or breastfeeding?
• t5 - Women anthro: WAS NAME MEASURED?
• t6 - Women anthro: WHY WAS NAME NOT MEASURED?
• t7a - Women anthro: WEIGHT IN KILOGRAMS
• t8a - Women anthro: HEIGHT IN CENTIMETERS
• t7b - Women anthro: WEIGHT IN KILOGRAMS (SECOND MEAUREMENT)
• t8b - Women anthro: HEIGHT IN CENTIMETERS (SECOND MEAUREMENT)
• t7c - Women anthro: WEIGHT IN KILOGRAMS (THIRD MEASUREMENT)
• t8c - Women anthro: HEIGHT IN CENTIMETERS (THIRD MEASUREMENT)
• dateanthro - Date of measurements
• hhid - Unique Household Identifier
• group - Beneficiary type
• memid - Household Member ID
• u1 - CONFIRM: IS (NAME) 0-59 MONTHS?
• u2 - Child anthro: WAS NAME MEASURED?
• u3 - Child anthro: WHY WAS NAME NOT MEASURED?
• u3_clinic - Child anthro: COULD WEIGHT BE OBTAINED FROM CLINIC CARD?
• u4a - Child anthro: WEIGHT (KGS)
• u5a - Child anthro: HEIGHT (CM)
• u6a - Child anthro: HEIGHT/LENGTH MEASURED WITH CHILD STANDING OR LYING DOWN (1st)
• u7a - Child anthro: UPPER ARM CIRCUMFERENCE (MM)
• u4b - Child anthro: WEIGHT (KGS) (SECOND MEASUREMENT)
• u5b - Child anthro: HEIGHT (CM) (SECOND MEASUREMENT)
• u6b - Child anthro: HEIGHT/LENGTH MEASURED WITH CHILD STANDING OR LYING DOWN (2nd)
• u7b - Child anthro: UPPER ARM CIRCUMFERENCE (MM) (SECOND MEASUREMENT)
• u4c - Child anthro: WEIGHT (KGS) (THIRD MEASUREMENT)
• u5c - Child anthro: HEIGHT (CM) (THIRD MEASUREMENT)
• u6c - Child anthro: HEIGHT/LENGTH MEASURED WITH CHILD STANDING OR LYING DOWN (3rd)
• u7c - Child anthro: UPPER ARM CIRCUMFERENCE (MM) (THIRD MEASUREMENT)
• dateanthro - Date of measurements
• cid - Community ID
• ca1 - Region
• ca2 - District
• ca3 - Ward
• ca4 - Village
• type - Village Type
• ca5a - GPS Latitude
• ca5b - GPS Longitude
• ca5c - Elevation
• ca6 - Enumerator ID
• cid - Community ID
• villageid - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• informantid - informant's ID code
• cb2 - Informant's sex
• cb3 - Informant's age
• cb4 - Position in the community
• cb4_other - Other specify for CB4
• cb5 - Years lived in the community
• cid - Community ID
• villageid - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• cc1 - Basic Services
• cc2 - Can people from this community access SERVICE?
• cc3 - Method of transport people form this community usually use to access SERVICE
• cc4 - Time to SERVICE from comm center using usual mode of transport (min / one way)
• cc5 - How satisfied are you with SERVICE?
• cid - Community ID
• villageid - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• cd1 - Agricultural activity
• cd2 - Are agricultural extension services provided for ACTIVITY?
• cd3a - Who usually performs ACTIVITY in this community? Male family labor
• cd3b - Who usually performs ACTIVITY in this community? female family labor
• cd3c - Who usually performs ACTIVITY in this community? Child family labor
• cd3d - Who usually performs ACTIVITY in this community? male hired labor
• cd3e - Who usually performs ACTIVITY in this community? female hired labor
• cd3f - Who usually performs ACTIVITY in this community? Child hired labor
• cd3g - Who usually performs ACTIVITY in this community? Male communal labor
• cd3h - Who usually performs ACTIVITY in this community? female communal labor
• cd3i - Who usually performs ACTIVITY in this community? Child communal labor
• cd4 - What is your assessment of the quality of extension service provided for ACTIVIT
• cid - Community ID
• villageid - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• cd5 - Parents in comm. sometimes take their children out of school to work on shamba
• cd6 - Are boys or girls more often taken out of school for agricultural work?
• cd7a - Major agricultural problems faced by households in community: 1st problem
• cd7b - Major agricultural problems faced by households in community: 2nd problem
• cd7c - Major agricultural problems faced by households in community: 3rd problem
• cd8a - Major strategies used in community to solve agric problems: 1st strategy
• cd8a_other - Specify other strategy (1)
• cd8b - Major strategies used in community to solve agric problems: 2nd strategy
• cd8b_other - Specify other strategy (2)
• cd8c - Major strategies used in community to solve agric problems: 3rd strategy
• cd8c_other - Speiciy other strategy (3)
• cid - Community ID
• villageid - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• ce1a - Total Land Use
• ce1b - Proportion of TOTAL land in the community allocated for LAND USE
• cid - Community ID
• villageid - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• ce2a - Cultivable Land Use
• ce2b - Proportion of TOTAL CULTIVABLE land in community allocated for LAND USE
• cid - Community ID
• villageid - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• ce3 - Does the village have a Certificate of Village Lands?
• ce4 - In which year was the Certificate issued?
• ce5 - How do the majority of the households obtain land in this community?
• ce6 - Do both men and women own land in this community?
• ce7 - When a woman dies, does her husband inherit her land?
• ce8 - When a man dies, does his wife inherit his land?
• ce9 - Can a widow be inherited by her husband's brother or other male relative?
• ce10a - 1st for dispute settlement
• ce10b - 2nd for dispute settlement
• cid - Community ID
• villageid - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• ce11a - Major land related events
• ce11b - In the last 12 months, has any land been re-allocated as a result of EVENT?
• ce11c - Month of the event
• ce11d - Year of event
• ce11e - How many households were affected by EVENT?
• ce11f - Average estimated value of compensation given to each household affected by EVEN
• cid - Community ID
• villageid - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• cf1 - What is the total population of this community?
• cf2 - Farmer cooperative
• cf3 - Number of cooperative groups
• cf4 - Farmers in cooperatives
• cf5a - Main activities of cooperative members: 1st main activity
• cf5b - Main activities of cooperative members: 2nd main activity
• cf5c - Main activities of cooperative members: 3rd main activity
• cf6a - Percentage of cultivated land devoted to Maize
• cf6b - Percentage of cultivated land devoted to Beans
• cf6c - Percentage of cultivated land devoted to Groundnut
• cf6d - Percentage of cultivated land devoted to Soybeans
• cf7 - Was it possible to buy improved maize seeds in community during last ag season?
• cf8 - Price of improved maize seeds (per kg) during last ag season
• cf9 - Distance to outsider supplier of improved maize seed (km)
• cf10 - Price of improved maize seed per kg at this place outside comm (last ag season)
• cf11 - % households that have permanently migrated OUT OF the community in past 12 mont
• cf12 - % individuals that have permanently migrated INTO the community in past 12 month
• cf13 - Are there any SACCOs in this community?
• cf14 - How many people belong to SACCOs in this community?
• cf15 - Approximately what percent of the SACCOs' membership is female?
• cf16 - Quantity rain last long rainy season
• cf17 - Timing of rain last long rain season
• cf18 - Quantity of rain in short rain season
• cf19 - Timing of rain in short rain season
• cf20 - Do any residents of this community migrate for all or part of the year?
• cf21a - Migration location: 1st most important
• cf21b - Migration location: 2nd important
• cf21c - Migration location: 3rd important
• cf22a - In L12M, during which 3mnths did the most people travel outside the comm: 1st
• cf22b - In L12M, during which 3mnths did the most people travel outside the comm: 2nd
• cf22c - In L12M, during which 3mnths did the most people travel outside the comm: 3rd
• cf23a - 1st reason for migration
• cf23b - 2nd reason for migration
• cf23c - 3rd reason for migration
• cid - Community ID
• villageid - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• cg1 - Water Source
• cg2 - Is WATER SOURCE available in the community?
• cg3 - Is WATER SOURCE available for private use within the community?
• cg4 - % population that relies on this water source
• cid - Community ID
• villageid - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• cg5 - Shocks
• cg6 - Did SHOCK occur during the season Oct 2012- Sept 2013?
• cg7 - What percentage of households in this community was affected by SHOCK?
• cg8a - 1st most affected crop
• cg8b - 2nd affected crop
• cg8c - 3rd affected crop
• cg9a - 1st affected animal
• cg9b - 2nd affected animal
• cg9c - 3rd affected animal
• cid - Community ID
• villageid - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• cropid - Ranking of common crops
• cg10 - Which are the 4 most common crops grown in this community?
• cg11a - Planting months: January
• cg11b - Planting months: February
• cg11c - Planting months: March
• cg11d - Planting months: April
• cg11e - Planting months: May
• cg11f - Planting months: June
• cg11g - Planting months: July
• cg11h - Planting months: August
• cg11i - Planting months: September
• cg11j - Planting months: October
• cg11k - Planting months: November
• cg11l - Planting months: December
• cg12a - Harvesting months: January
• cg12b - Harvesting months: February
• cg12c - Harvesting months: March
• cg12d - Harvesting months: April
• cg12e - Harvesting months: May
• cg12f - Harvesting months: June
• cg12g - Harvesting months: July
• cg12h - Harvesting months: August
• cg12i - Harvesting months: September
• cg12j - Harvesting months: October
• cg12k - Harvesting months: November
• cg12l - Harvesting months: December
• cg13 - What percentage of households in this community consume CROP?
• cg14 - Compared to the usual harvest how was the last harvest of CROP in the community?
• cid - Community ID
• villageid - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• timestartmktprices - Time start market prices
• ch2a - Source of prices within the community or nearby: Marketplace
• ch2b - Source of prices within the community or nearby: shop not in the market
• timeendmktprices - Time end market prices
• cid - Community ID
• villageid - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• ch3 - Food list
• ch4a - Food price unit
• ch4a_other - Other specify for CH4a
• ch4b - Average food price per unit
• ch4c - Standard unit code
• ch4d - Weight/volume in standard units
• ci2a_1 - Local unit (1)
• ci2a_1_other - Other specify for CI2a_1
• ci2b_1 - Standard unit code (1)
• ci2c_1 - Weight/volume in standard units (1)
• ci2d_1 - Price (1)
• ci2a_2 - Local unit (2)
• ci2a_2_other - Other specify for CI2a_2
• ci2b_2 - Standard unit code (2)
• ci2c_2 - Weight/volume in standard units (2)
• ci2d_2 - Price (2)
• ci2a_3 - Local unit (3)
• ci2a_3_other - Other specify for CI2a_3
• ci2b_3 - Standard unit code (3)
• ci2c_3 - Weight/volume in standard units (3)
• ci2d_3 - Price (3)
• cid - Community ID
• ca1 - Region ID
• ca2 - District ID
• ca3 - Ward ID
• ca4 - Village ID
• type - Village Type
• totvit - Total number of Vitongoji in Village
• sampledvit - Total number of Vitongoji sampled
• totalhhlisted - Total number of households listed in sampled kitongoji
• totbene - Total number of beneficiary households in sampled kitongoji
• eligiblehh - Total number of Eligible Households: totalhhlisted-totbene
• sampledhh - Total number of Households sampled
• sweight - Sampling weight for control hh's: totvit*eligiblehh/sampledhh

f3319976 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 116965.79851649766; Max. 503015.0; Valid 818.0; Min. 101001.0; Mean 168401.87775061035;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:H5c/1MoIkOIv7icvF4zbYg==

f3319976 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.0097799511002445; Max. 2.0; StDev 0.09846906696810374; Min. 1.0; Valid 818.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:enkTYzWbqu2ESoBJwpDZ+g==

f3319976 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:VpzBadt9EpF+4e97DqUw8Q==

f3319976 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 818.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 1.008557457212714; StDev 0.09216621805036347

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:h3aUXcsUalBDpDBalgB50g==

f3319976 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean -10.285714285714285; Max. 4.0; StDev 37.79644730092272; Valid 7.0; Min. -96.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:TAUUZXZE6i2ne0UCUONQYw==

f3319976 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:NFs1f5TeSf8vXxHM0vv2Ug==

f3319994 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 167827.63960639577; StDev 116074.68782259361; Min. 101001.0; Max. 503015.0; Valid 813.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:QO18xpBM4UKF5uqZeFEXfQ==

f3319994 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 813.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 3.302577162981911; Mean 5.2816728167281815; Max. 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:thbvY0ryfm76YoCIn8XkGQ==

f3319994 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.1290871514445309; Min. 1.0; Valid 178.0; Mean 1.0168539325842696; Max. 2.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:NPSH9sYMoAtL6wQn6djrSQ==

f3319994 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:QVCjOTRCmZcY4NACZ96Ayw==

f3319994 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 176.0; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.12981005103862112; Mean 1.0170454545454546

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:GZ8qgBYVYX7EV97i8woJlQ==

f3319994 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. -96.0; StDev 57.735026918962575; Mean -29.333333333333336; Max. 4.0; Valid 3.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bG8474i2V4qLEvj72JdUnA==

f3319994 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:CDRy3hzf+3dOoHmBsL1HWA==

f2743287 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 116222.2967287602; Max. 503015.0; Valid 810.0; Min. 101001.0; Mean 168067.97654320943;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:P1Kr+iYvuttF8KCqycHjZw==

f2743287 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 3.2994914882821504; Valid 810.0; Mean 5.2975308641975465; Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:vioqDuX0r4fMXzbu2NN/MQ==

f2743287 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.0; Valid 810.0; Max. 1.0; StDev 0.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:22xMj4+Ll8KIoS4W52+2+A==

f2743287 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 3.0; Valid 810.0; Min. -99.0; Mean -0.8728395061728432; StDev 18.245066470640584;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:zpszkERD4SQzwjCaLxFW6Q==

f2743287 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Valid 809.0; StDev 0.4345230605803482; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.7478368355995055

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:jUlFNfhRM0gihMJxobfLeA==

f2743287 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.053921568627451; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.22641849244197088; Valid 204.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/7hMFaOYvgbBbaYEciie9w==

f2743287 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.9925834363411619; StDev 0.08585260090260018; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 809.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Gl+NAfP8BdCvG0JiHNCFeA==

f3319998 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 116222.2967287602; Mean 168067.97654320943; Valid 810.0; Max. 503015.0; Min. 101001.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:P1Kr+iYvuttF8KCqycHjZw==

f3319998 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 5.2975308641975465; Valid 810.0; StDev 3.2994914882821504; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:vioqDuX0r4fMXzbu2NN/MQ==

f3319998 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 21.0; StDev 8.04176556721346; Min. 1.0; Mean 16.950617283950645; Valid 810.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:s6uSO223rpPAxwNXklaUDA==

f3319998 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.1608428161852757; Min. 1.0; Max. 5.0; Valid 810.0; Mean 1.641975308641976;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bFP9CVGNTJpOe9uADc9ETw==

f3319998 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1154.210669781562; Mean 1769.7851851851824; Min. 1031.0; Max. 5121.0; Valid 810.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:q996TEQ3efXY+eTV0Mn+TQ==

f3319998 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean NaN; StDev NaN; Max. NaN; Valid 0.0; Min. NaN;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:kpmFxjIQEiXMtQQzj8O1dg==

f3319998 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 201321.3061728395; Min. 200912.0; Max. 201403.0; StDev 113.89173653234575; Valid 810.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:51Lhh7oRRdPrJcocjo/rJA==

f3319998 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:bDDCX93VdQWmNH4zMQHAnQ==

f3319998 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 810.0; Min. 200612.0; Max. 201106.0; Mean 200767.36419753087; StDev 226.4183630079601

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:g5VXuDwKxot4lyrr/CRNwg==

f3319998 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:bDDCX93VdQWmNH4zMQHAnQ==

f3319998 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:bDDCX93VdQWmNH4zMQHAnQ==

f3319998 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 1.9567901234567902; StDev 0.20345487626529854; Valid 810.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:X4xDtp8CIl/fFyCI9sur9Q==

f3319998 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:6uUNjcZN5U8sM9/YdjAgSQ==

f3319998 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:6uUNjcZN5U8sM9/YdjAgSQ==

f3319998 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.18908166372862364; Valid 809.0; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.96291718170581

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:XqR9evNZ0qGkC5DtA31qag==

f3319998 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 0.40465885810495134; Mean 1.1149567367119912; Valid 809.0; Max. 3.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:JL+qC1nFu9DaITIVrXZQGA==

f3320008 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 112265.67829308625; Mean 162673.0121354483; Max. 503015.0; Min. 101001.0; Valid 5109.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:TYz+EMf5ZPmebjBPo98TDw==

f3320008 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 5109.0; Max. 9.0; Mean 5.027206889802312; StDev 3.2878486515269416; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Ydz7pyMAOLC4iPko/cdmtw==

f3320008 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 4.278723820708553; Max. 18.0; StDev 2.6514094477050674; Min. 1.0; Valid 5109.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:XuPBEa9KXyMT8mjMHYJ6Aw==

f3320008 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.4869566651529713; Min. 1.0; Max. 8.0; Valid 5109.0; Mean 2.998825601879039

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:kItGHJJkNU2PAs98bPFtUA==

f3320008 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 5109.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 1.4828733607359563; StDev 0.499755503859941;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:su+4vVrw9jwBFkr2HtZ2qg==

f3320008 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:2yrDSvXUCH94l07DShKClw==

f3320008 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 15.892734099140677; Min. -99.0; Mean 2.000962463907593; Max. 11.0; Valid 1039.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:WWs7RiVxCgLxIg1+DutSnQ==

f3320008 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 11.32726560970836; Valid 5109.0; Min. 0.0; Max. 12.0; StDev 2.379303046604401

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:1oKB3M2FKgtl9HoLJTrKeQ==

f3320008 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 38.19466711961576; Min. -99.0; Valid 3909.0; Mean -10.894858019953935; Max. 24.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:GVHeyzR1Wjb80kZKL+ITkA==

f3320008 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. -96.0; Mean -21.089792785878807; Max. 3.0; Valid 3909.0; StDev 40.64179810247238;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:kUJas5CBPV83yYNFpRqaMg==

f3320008 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 3909.0; StDev 15.585735310425934; Mean 0.9388590432335623; Max. 8.0; Min. -96.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:YWMkXTdI6LVi7E57mL6H1Q==

f3320008 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. -96.0; Mean -14.514944939695862; Max. 8.0; Valid 3814.0; StDev 38.87137311129973

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:R1LwISsOfE4EFimcDZD//A==

f3320008 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 3.5464247598719307; Min. 1.0; Max. 7.0; StDev 2.458241390962428; Valid 2811.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:KbYVGIy1xL5kU3gdnJyHWA==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 112751.6690452366; Valid 4232.0; Mean 163405.85633270707; Min. 101001.0; Max. 503015.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:JZ5RWHf6l9P+0kAAEkXC2A==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 3.2901803197065167; Valid 4232.0; Mean 5.0070888468809605; Min. 1.0; Max. 9.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:RFO6W9MuP2FtpTPu+gyk/A==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 15.0; Mean 3.867202268430993; Valid 4232.0; StDev 2.4750882503554776; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:nrO1NJzQpGubQrHiTD+hmQ==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.7296786389413994; Min. 1.0; Valid 4232.0; StDev 0.4441782777896254; Max. 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:F+Yk087q9RvVTEPE15057A==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 11.0; StDev 1.0519638256542576; Mean 1.652525906735754; Valid 3088.0; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3OSXwXNPkF8FPm7ojFH3Kg==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.15484321207994567; Mean 1.9754253308128547; Min. 1.0; Valid 4232.0; Max. 2.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:jl4P5ikIK5ofdqrvPkLGZA==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 1.6398865784499068; StDev 0.48008979148082986; Valid 4232.0; Max. 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:2q9n6zcVT2eQm2XEPYHcJw==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; StDev 0.45657953864269657; Valid 4232.0; Mean 1.2960775047258983; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:WvWC0LXgiynw+BYR1HzEwg==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 0.7004945875331462; Max. 6.0; Valid 3367.0; Mean 5.139293139293138

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:aTI0ATWavePgchDM74mBFg==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 6.0; Min. -98.0; StDev 51.50475695196642; Valid 3367.0; Mean -40.483219483219536

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:RPilBETeoOGpQiJZp0kN4A==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; StDev 41.26419942028021; Min. -96.0; Valid 112.0; Mean -15.25892857142858

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:DUVvqR2as+DXrStexWlQfQ==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 112.0; Mean -12.0; Min. -96.0; StDev 41.86765936735539; Max. 18.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Rl9eg+HE5ZiX4zaw+AbU3Q==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 865.0; Mean 1.5942196531791906; Max. 2.0; StDev 0.49132650458126403

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:WOMTf7/fBDlX23fiGpvMsQ==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 8.719906625976572; Min. -96.0; Max. 6.0; Mean 1.443579766536962; Valid 514.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:S8Xp8aQ6Sfirko7DEYsIOw==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.08376973936372394; Mean 1.9929577464788732; Min. 1.0; Valid 284.0; Max. 2.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:MzubZ+V4kf9Cm7ogVRGvFA==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.28872708417105963; Valid 633.0; Mean 1.9083728278041074;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:eIOdTTDynKu7GL/DguNI5w==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 9.932741514582924; Min. -96.0; Valid 104.0; Mean 2.528846153846152; Max. 6.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:gig4onr/eqou2CjnghXIaA==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 104.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.0; Max. 1.0; StDev 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:20ZQvaQpROYwLrg1xDoJjA==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 128889.56730769228; StDev 212463.79026050417; Min. -99.0; Valid 104.0; Max. 920000.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:O3+pyGy/4BNX/wXRIdsPRA==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 9.89749083704074; Valid 104.0; Mean 2.77884615384615; Max. 6.0; Min. -96.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:1FAwkX2meqY6n7dqs1ASyg==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 2.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 2.0; Valid 104.0; StDev 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:VCUKeqCtfaO7fXrtcUzTtg==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev NaN; Max. NaN; Valid 0.0; Min. NaN; Mean NaN

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:PsoawoO2nFoGZvrnPuDSkg==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. NaN; Mean NaN; Valid 0.0; Min. NaN; StDev NaN

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:PsoawoO2nFoGZvrnPuDSkg==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; StDev 3.115116451861008; Mean 9.77530424458296; Valid 3369.0; Max. 12.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3INWUzCpyicFKLUhnpwNiw==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 4.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 3.8382309290590677; Valid 3369.0; StDev 0.46836878206666593

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:dUwUWMmZz7itUspV1scrVQ==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 3369.0; Mean 30.263876521222887; StDev 16.39829025627867; Max. 120.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:d/PbgKAbezGgmcEpX/FctA==

f2743299 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 3369.0; StDev 15.941288441574468; Max. 112.0; Mean 26.11308993766697; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:H7Q9FRID7c8RAeZt0x7qOA==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 112918.48057046565; Min. 101001.0; Max. 503015.0; Valid 4933.0; Mean 163597.55240218685

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:W/6LaAlPvwMJUtOwlxn23g==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 5.028177579566128; Valid 4933.0; StDev 3.2890329731869934

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:AE7iQQ/1BAcmPdBSLnUxCg==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4933.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 18.0; Mean 4.273667139671597; StDev 2.6704865190574796

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:BQM7Z0n/3sM13dHXBn7oiA==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; StDev 0.4202766798935372; Min. 1.0; Valid 4933.0; Mean 1.7709304682748832

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:cMRVRrxnZEPMAAQ2h8eK3g==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.0515662150414338; Mean 1.6657901656586978; Max. 12.0; Valid 3803.0; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:E+rswVe3LV5ynvtgkuH3VA==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.2925053695566298; Mean 1.9055341577133584; Valid 4933.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 2.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:txORYpy8euH6xPlKNkT9lw==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Min. -96.0; StDev 14.857813027673188; Valid 466.0; Mean -0.5879828326180266;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:yLVodYbmzf6lgGj8nFG47w==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 466.0; Min. -96.0; Mean 1.7961373390557944; Max. 7.0; StDev 7.93598487999477

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:X5+IeXJmNLOq7IXOBv171Q==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 185498.39043978014; Valid 466.0; Max. 4000000.0; Mean 18393.038626609476; Min. -99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:luTdIxCyejTNeO3pJEopzA==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 466.0; Max. 4000000.0; Mean 21708.489270386253; Min. -99.0; StDev 186005.009629163

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:HTgQvU0v6wgp8A5apZI96w==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 5968.043786742364; Max. 6600000.0; Valid 4933.0; StDev 101062.21630191505; Min. -99.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:z5/5BuzO95XKhOM8SVQN1Q==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 278.0; Valid 3369.0; StDev 13.661812321426797; Mean 3.3247254378153754; Min. -99.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:qryormo2x38i0mktmILtDg==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 25.941582527141488; Min. -96.0; Mean -3.8772378516624073; Max. 10.0; Valid 782.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:tiRVnk3K1iVygBmA6IuaMQ==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean -69.33503836317131; Min. -98.0; Max. 11.0; Valid 782.0; StDev 45.47121642998014

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:zIr2+wCIz1259v7dHdVBYw==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 11.854322394644294; Min. -99.0; Mean 1.6381512264341973; Valid 4933.0; Max. 4.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:855eMnVaZ/FRjbP73K4O+g==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.32830595064428764; Mean 1.877318116975749; Valid 701.0; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:z4CL+6fu28DxAUkIOKwT7A==

f2743317 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 11.34641087179918; Mean 4.011627906976745; Valid 86.0; Max. 8.0; Min. -96.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:1XJhX46P7vPtm3Z++/gXlw==

f2743317 Location: