Vegetable Value Chain Survey in Ethiopia: Producer/Household Survey (doi:10.7910/DVN/Q55PL6)

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Vegetable Value Chain Survey in Ethiopia: Producer/Household Survey

doi:10.7910/DVN/Q55PL6

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2020-12-02

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International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), 2020, "Vegetable Value Chain Survey in Ethiopia: Producer/Household Survey", https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/Q55PL6, Harvard Dataverse, V1, UNF:6:i/NwM7UW5HXGShnOoYxhIw== [fileUNF]

Vegetable Value Chain Survey in Ethiopia: Producer/Household Survey

doi:10.7910/DVN/Q55PL6

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)

Minten, Bart (International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI))

Tamiru, Seneshaw (International Growth Center (IGC))

Mohammed, Belay (International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI))

Hirvonen, Kalle (International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI))

Policy Studies Institute, Ethiopia

CGIAR Research Program on Policies, Institutions, and Markets (PIM)

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)

2020

STATA

Harvard Dataverse

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)

IFPRI-Data

IFPRI-KM

2020-11-18

2020

Household- and Community-level Surveys

https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/Q55PL6

Agricultural Sciences, Social Sciences, households, surveys, value chains, vegetables, productivity, value chains, ETHIOPIA, EAST AFRICA, AFRICA SOUTH OF SAHARA, AFRICA

Agricultural production

This vegetable producer survey was a part of a large-scale vegetable value chain survey which was conducted to understand how the vegetable value chain is transforming in terms of adoption of modern inputs, productivity, quality, and demand for vegetables in Ethiopia. The survey was conducted among 810 farmers. Information was collected on household characteristics, income-generating activities, assets, and details on vegetable activities.

2019-01-2019-12

2020-01-2020-02

Ethiopia, Ethiopia, Ethiopia, Ethiopia, Ethiopia

East Shewa Zone, Oromia, Dugda, East Shewa Zone, Oromia, Adama, East Shewa Zone, Oromia, Tuli, Bora, East Shewa Zone, Oromia, Lume, East Shewa Zone, Oromia

village

Individual farmer

Vegetable farmers in East Shewa Zone of Central Rift Valley

sample survey data

To understand the transformation processes in the commercial vegetable cluster in Central Rift Valley areas in Ethiopia, a survey was fielded in January 2020 and 810 farmers were interviewed. To select the sample farmers for the survey, we collected information on all the irrigated areas where vegetables are cultivated in the East Shewa zone of the Central Rift Valley. These areas include the woredas of Dhugda, Adami Tulu, Bora, and Lume. We selected 37 kebeles in these four woredas that had more than 100 hectares of irrigated land. In each kebele, a list was made of all vegetable cultivators, listing the irrigated area per cultivator, and assessing if the land was rented in. Those cultivators that rented in more than 0.5 hectares were considered ‘medium-scale tenant farmer’. In each kebele, 22 farmers were interviewed. One-quarter of the farmers interviewed were randomly selected from the medium-scale farmers list and three-quarters from the list of smallholders producing vegetables under irrigation.

In-person interview

Structured questionnaire

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI). 2020. Vegetable Value Chain Survey in Ethiopia: Producer/Household Survey. Washington, DC: IFPRI [dataset]. <a href="https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/Q55PL6">https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/Q55PL6</a>. Harvard Dataverse. Version 1.

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Minten, Bart; Mohammed, Belay; and Tamiru, Seneshaw. 2020. <a href="https://doi.org/10.2499/p15738coll2.133909">Emerging Medium-Scale Tenant Farming, Gig Economies, and the COVID 19 Disruption: Evidence From Commercial Vegetable Clusters in Ethiopia.</a> ESSP Working Paper 149. Washington, DC and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and FDRE Policy Studies Institute.

10.2499/p15738coll2.133909

Minten, Bart; Mohammed, Belay; and Tamiru, Seneshaw. 2020. <a href="https://doi.org/10.2499/p15738coll2.133909">Emerging Medium-Scale Tenant Farming, Gig Economies, and the COVID 19 Disruption: Evidence From Commercial Vegetable Clusters in Ethiopia.</a> ESSP Working Paper 149. Washington, DC and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and FDRE Policy Studies Institute.

<p></p>Hirvonen, Kalle; Minten, Bart; Mohammed, Belay; and Tamiru, Seneshaw. 2020. <a href="https://doi.org/10.2499/p15738coll2.133931">Food Marketing Margins During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Evidence From Vegetables in Ethiopia.</a> ESSP Working Paper 150. Washington, DC and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and FDRE Policy Studies Institute.

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<p></p>Hirvonen, Kalle; Minten, Bart; Mohammed, Belay; and Tamiru, Seneshaw. 2020. <a href="https://doi.org/10.2499/p15738coll2.133931">Food Marketing Margins During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Evidence From Vegetables in Ethiopia.</a> ESSP Working Paper 150. Washington, DC and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and FDRE Policy Studies Institute.

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Survey

• hh_id - Household ID
• woreda - Woreda (district) of the household
• s0_1 - 1. Do you have access to phone?
• s0_2 - 2. Why was this grower selected?
• s0_3_1 - 3.1. Date of the survey (EC): a. Day : __,__
• s0_3_2 - 3.2. Date of the survey (EC): b. Month: __,__
• hh_id - Household ID
• sa_1 - A1. Individual member's ID code
• sa_2 - A2. Sex
• sa_3 - A3. Age in years
• sa_4 - A4. Relationship to the head
• sa_5 - A5. Marital status
• sa_6 - A6. 5 years of age or older?
• sa_7 - A7. Level of schooling in years?
• sa_8 - A8. Engaged in productive activities in 2011?
• sa_9 - A9. Why has not worked?
• sa_10 - Primary occupation
• sa_11 - A11. Residential status of the member
• hh_id - Household ID
• sb_1ir - Parcels OWNED & CULTIVATED by the HH, or not cultivated in irrigation season. No
• sb_1r - Parcels OWNED & CULTIVATED by the HH, or not cultivated in rainy season. Number
• sb_2ir - Area OWNED & CULTIVATED by HH,or not cultivated in irrigation season.Qert=1/4 ha
• sb_2r - Area OWNED & CULTIVATED by the HH, or not cultivated in rainy season.Qert=1/4 ha
• sb_3ir - Parcel OWNED by the HH, but cultivated by ANOTHER HH in irrigation season.Number
• sb_3r - Parcel OWNED by the HH, but cultivated by ANOTHER HH during rainy season. Number
• sb_4ir - Area OWNED by HH, but cultivated by ANOTHER HH in irrigation season. Qert=1/4 ha
• sb_4r - Area OWNED by the HH, but cultivated by ANOTHER HH in rainy season. Qert=1/4 ha
• sb_5ir - Parcels Rented in, sharecropped in or given rent-free to HH in irrig. season. No
• sb_5r - Parcels Rented in, sharecropped in or given rent-free to HH in rainy season. No
• sb_6ir - Area Rented in,sharecropped in or given rent-free to HH in irrig. sea.Qert=1/4ha
• sb_6r - Area Rented in, sharecropped in or given rent-free to HH in rainy sea.Qert=1/4ha
• hh_id - Household ID
• par_id - Unique identifier for parcels
• sc_1_1 - 1.1. Parcel No.
• sc1_2 - 1.2. Parcel Name
• sc_2 - 2. Parcel Size, area in qert (qert=0.25 hectare)
• sc_3_0 - 3.0. When did you operate this parcel?
• sc_3 - 3. What is the quality of the soil?
• sc_4 - 4.How long to travel[with usual mode of transport]to the parcel from home?Minute
• sc_5 - 5. What is the source of water for this parcel?
• sc_6 - 6. How long have you been managing this parcel? '0' if less than 1 year. Years
• sc_7 - 7. Does the parcel belong to your household?
• sc_8 - 8. How did you acquire the parcel?
• sc_8oth - 8. Oth. How did you acquire the parcel?Other Specify
• sc_9 - 9. Did your household manage this parcel in the [season]?
• sc_10 - 10. If share-cropped in/out in last 1 year, what was owner's share? %
• sc_11 - 11. How did the household use this parcel in last 12 months?
• sc_11oth - 11. Oth.How did the household use this parcel in last 12 months?Other Specify
• sc_12 - 12. How many crop cycles were harvested on this parcel in the last 12 months? No
• sc_13_1 - 13.1. If it was rented in/out in last 1 year,how much rent was paid? Birr/period
• sc_13_2 - 13.2. If it was rented in/out in last 1 year, how much rent was paid? Period
• sc_14 - 14. How long has this parcel been rented in or out to the same person? Years
• sc_15 - 15.For how long do you still plan to rent this parcel in/out to same person?Year
• sc_16 - 16. What type of rental agreement?
• sc_17 - 17. Agreement is registered at the kebele level?
• hh_id - Household ID
• par_id - Unique identifier for parcels
• plot_id - Unique identifier for the plots (observations)
• vplot_id - Vegetable plot id-unique identifier for vegetable plots
• sd_2 - 2. Season in last 12 months
• sc_2_1 - 2.1. Did your household manage this parcel in the [season]?
• sd_4 - 4. What was the size of the plot? Area (in qert)
• sd_5 - 5.What was planted on this plot in the rainy/irrigatio season in last 12 months?
• sd_5oth - 5.1.Other-What was planted on this plot in the rainy/irri seas in last 12 months
• sd_6 - 6. Was this plot inter-cropped?
• sd_7 - 7.How much [crop] was harvested from this plot during this season? Quintal
• sd_8 - 8. Which family member had main reponsibility for farming this plot?
• hh_id - Household ID
• sf_0a - Opinion, what is the approxi variable cost (Birr) to produce a Qert of Tomato?
• sf_0b - Opinion, what is the approxi variable cost (Birr) to produce a Qert of Onion?
• sf_0c - Opinion, what is the approxi variable cost (Birr) to produce a Qert of Cabbage?
• sf_0d - Opinion, what is the approxi variable cost (Birr) to produce a Qert of GPepper?
• sf_0e - Opinion, what is the approxi variable cost (Birr) to produce a Qert of EthKale?
• sf_of - Opinion, what is the approxi variable cost (Birr) to produce a Qert of Wheat?
• sf_0g - Opinion, what is the approxi variable cost (Birr) to produce a Qert of Maize?
• hh_id - Household ID
• par_id - Unique identifier for parcels
• vplot_id - Unique identifier for the vegetable plots (observations)
• sf1_3 - 3. Vegetable grown
• sf1_3_1 - 3.1. Season in last 12 months(Copy from SD
• sf1_4 - 4. Plot size area (qert)
• sf1_7_1 - 7.1.What is the rental rate of this plot(if not rented out,indicative rate)?Birr
• sf1_7_2 - 7.2. What is rental rate of this plot (if not rented out,indicative rate)?Period
• sf1_8 - 8. How long does it take [to walk] to the nearest asphalt road? In minutes
• sf1_9 - 9. Main Source of water for irrigation [Types of irrigation]?
• sf1_10 - 10. Owner irrigation pumps
• sf1_11 - 11. What is the distance of this plot to the source of irrigation used? Meters
• sf1_12 - 12. What was the overall cost of irrigation for this season? Birr
• hh_id - Household ID
• par_id - Unique identifier for parcels
• vplot_id - Unique identifier for the vegetable plots (observations)
• sf2_3copy - Vegetable grown
• sf2_3_1 - Season in last 12 months(Copy from SD
• sf2_3 - 3. Was a tractor used on this plot for any activity?
• sf2_4 - 4. If tractor, whose tractor was it?
• sf2_5 - 5. How often did you plough/till this plot? Number
• sf2_6 - 6. How was this plot ploughed?
• sf2_8 - 8. How was harrowing done?
• sf2_10 - 10. How was leveling done?
• sf2_13 - 13. Did you apply manure to this plot in this season?
• sf2_14 - 14. Did you apply other organic inputs to this plot?
• sf2_15 - 15. If yes, what types did you apply?
• sf2_16 - 16. How much paid for the manure or organic inputs?
• hh_id - Household ID
• par_id - Unique identifier for parcels
• vplot_id - Unique identifier for the vegetable plots (observations)
• sf2_3copy1 - Vegetable grown
• sf3_3_1 - Season in last 12 months(Copy from SD
• sf3_3 - 3. Type of variety?
• sf3_4 - 4. Name of Variety?
• sf3_5 - 5. How was seed obtained?
• sf3_6 - 6. Expenses for purchased seed/seedlings for this plot? Birr
• sf3_7 - 7. Method of sowing [On the plot not on the seed Bed]?
• sf3_8 - 8. If "transplanting from seedligs grown by other" by whom?
• sf3_8oth - 8. Oth. If "transplanting from seedligs grown by other" by whom? Other Specify
• sf3_9_1 - 9.1. In which week-month did you sow/plant vegetable [On the plot] (E.C.)? Week
• sf3_9_2 - 9.2. In which week-month did you sow/plant vegetable [On the plot] (E.C.)? Month
• hh_id - Household ID
• par_id - Unique identifier for parcels
• vplot_id - Unique identifier for the vegetable plots (observations)
• sf4_3copy - Vegetable grown
• sf4_3_0 - Season in last 12 months(Copy from SD
• sf4_3_1 - 3.1. Quantity of DAP used?KG
• sf4_4_1 - 4.1. Quantity of UREA used?KG
• sf4_5_1 - 5.1. Quantity of NPS used? KG
• sf4_6_1 - 6.1. Quantity of KCL used? KG
• sf4_7_1 - 7.1. Foliar fertilizer used?
• sf4_7_2 - 7.2. Expenditures foliar fertilizer. Birr
• sf4_8 - 8. Use of starter solutions?
• sf4_9_1 - 9.1. Fungicides (powder) used?
• sf4_9_2 - 9.2. Fungicides (powder) expenditure?Birr
• sf4_10_1 - 10.1. Insectides (liquid) used?
• sf4_10_2 - 10.2. Insectides (liquid) expenditure? Birr
• sf4_11 - 11. Number of times sprayed with agro-chemicals. Number
• sf4_12 - 12. Sprayed with protective gear (gloves, mask,..)?
• sf4_13 - 13. Time between last spraying and harvesting? Days
• hh_id - Household ID
• par_id - Unique identifier for parcels
• vplot_id - Unique identifier for the vegetable plots (observations)
• sf5_3copy - Vegetable grown
• sf5_3_0 - Season in last 12 months(Copy from SD
• sf5_3 - 3. How many times weeding? Number
• sf5_5 - 5. Cost herbicides used. Birr
• sf5_9_1 - 9.1 Was inv't in fences, wood, & ropes used for fencing & tying done in [plot]?
• sf5_9_2 - 9.2.How much was invested in fences, wood,& ropes used for fencing& tying. Birr
• sf5_10 - 10. How many seasons can they typically be used? Number
• sf5_11_1 - 11.1. Were the crops on this plot affected by frosts or hailstorms?
• sf5_11_2 - 11.2.Were crops on this plot affected by frost/ hailstorm more/ less than normal
• sf5_12_1 - 12.1. Were the crops on this plot affected by pests or disease?
• sf5_12_2 - 12.2.Were crops on this plot affected by pests/disease more/less than normal?
• sf5_13 - 13. Was there moisture stress?
• hh_id - Household ID
• par_id - Unique identifier for parcels
• vplot_id - Unique identifier for the vegetable plots (observations)
• sf6_3copy - Vegetable grown
• sf6_3_0 - Season in last 12 months(Copy from SD
• sf6_3_2 - 3.2. In which week-month (E.C.) was most of the vegetable harvested? Month
• sf6_3_1 - 3.1. In which week-month (E.C.) was most of the vegetable harvested? Week
• sf6_4_1 - 4.1. How much was the overall harvest of this plot? Quintals
• sf6_4_2 - 4.2. Level of quality?
• sf6_5 - 5. What was the yield?Quintals per qert
• sf6_6 - 6. What was the approximate price at harvest time in this kebele? Birr/kg
• sf6_8_1 - 8.1 Harvest picked up by buyer at farm?
• sf6_10 - 10. Who is covering the loading cost?
• sf6_8_2 - 8.2. Cost loading. Birr
• sf6_9 - 9. Loading organized by whom?
• hh_id - Household ID
• par_id - Unique identifier for parcels
• vplot_id - Unique identifier for the vegetable plots (observations)
• sf7_3copy1 - Vegetable grown
• sf7_3_0 - Season in last 12 months(Copy from SD
• sf7_1 - 1. How did you get the labor for Plowing/harrowing/leveling?
• sf7_1a - 1a. Plowing/harrowing/leveling.How much paid for contractor(Total spending)?Birr
• sf7_1b - 1b.Plowing/harrowing/leveling.The farmers himself (Average daily wage)? Birr/day
• sf7_2_0 - 2.0. How did you get the labor for Other land mgt (ridging, soil cover, etc)
• sf7_2a - 2a.Other land mgt (ridging, soil cover, etc.) How much paid for contractor? Birr
• sf7_2b - 2b.Other land mgt (ridging..) farmers himself (average daily wage) Birr/day
• sf7_3 - 3. How did you get labor for Fencing, ladders (tomatoes) and tying (tomatoes)?
• sf7_3a - 3a. Fencing, ladders & tying (tomatoes). How much paid for contractor? Birr
• sf7_3b - 3b. Fencing, ladders & tying (tomatoes). Farmers himself ( daily wage)? Birr/day
• sf7_4 - 4. How did you get the labor for Irrigation?
• sf7_4a - 4a. Irrigation. How much paid for a contractor (Total expenditure (birr))? Birr
• sf7_4b - 4b. Irrigation. The farmers himself/herself (Average daily wage paid (birr/day)
• sf7_5 - 5. How did you get the labor for Planting and weeding?
• sf7_5a - 5a. Planting and weeding. How much paid for a contractor? Birr
• sf7_5b - 5b. Planting and weeding. Farmers himself (Average daily wage)? Birr/day
• sf7_6 - 6. How did you get the labor for Spraying?
• sf7_6a - 6a. Spraying. How much paid for a contractor (Total expenditure (birr))? in Birr
• sf7_6b - 6b. Spraying. The farmers himself/herself (Average daily wage paid (birr/day) )
• sf7_7 - 7. How did you get the labor for Chemical fertilizer and compost application?
• sf7_7a - 7a. Chemical fertilizer & compost application. How much paid for contractor?Birr
• sf7_7b - 7b.Chemical fertilizer &compost application.Farmers himself(daily wage)?Birr/day
• sf7_8 - 8. How did you get the labor for Harvesting?
• sf7_8a - 8a. Harvesting. How much paid for a contractor (Total expenditure (birr))? Birr
• sf7_8b - 8b. Harvesting. The farmers himself/herself (Average daily wage paid (birr/day)
• hh_id - Household ID
• par_id - Unique identifier for parcels
• vplot_id - Unique identifier for the vegetable plots (observations)
• sf7_3copy - Vegetable grown
• sf7_3_01 - Season in last 12 months(Copy from SD
• sf7_4b1m - 4b1M.Plowing/harrowing/leveling. Labor use (Family). Male
• sf7_4b1f - 4b1F. Plowing/harrowing/leveling. Labor use (Family) Female
• sf7_4b1t - 4b1T. Plowing/harrowing/leveling. Labor use (Family) Total
• sf7_4b2m - 4b2M. Plowing/harrowing/leveling. Labor use (Hire) Male
• sf7_4b2f - 4b2F. Plowing/harrowing/leveling. Labor use (Hire) Female
• sf7_4b2t - 4b2T. Plowing/harrowing/leveling. Labor use (Hire) Total
• sf7_4b3m - 4b3M. Plowing/harrowing/leveling. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Male
• sf7_4b3f - 4b3F. Plowing/harrowing/leveling. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Female
• sf7_4b3t - 4b3T. Plowing/harrowing/leveling. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Total
• sf7_5b1m - 5b1M.Other land management (ridging, soil cover, etc.) Labor use (Family). Male
• sf7_5b1f - 5b1F. Other land management (ridging, soil cover, etc.) Labor use (Family)Female
• sf7_5b1t - 5b1T. Other land management (ridging, soil cover, etc.) Labor use (Family) Total
• sf7_5b2m - 5b2M. Other land management (ridging, soil cover, etc.) Labor use (Hire) Male
• sf7_5b2f - 5b2F. Other land management (ridging, soil cover, etc.) Labor use (Hire) Female
• sf7_5b2t - 5b2T. Other land management (ridging, soil cover, etc.) Labor use (Hire) Total
• sf7_5b3m - 5b3M. Other land mgt (ridging, soil cover, etc.) Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Male
• sf7_5b3f - 5b3F. Other land mgt (ridging, soil cover, etc.) Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Female
• sf7_5b3t - 5b3T. Other land mgt (ridging, soil cover, etc.) Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Total
• sf7_6b1m - 6b1M. Fencing, ladders (tomatoes) and tying (tomatoes) Labor use (Family). Male
• sf7_6b1f - 6b1F. Fencing, ladders (tomatoes) and tying (tomatoes) Labor use (Family) Female
• sf7_6b1t - 6b1T. Fencing, ladders (tomatoes) and tying (tomatoes) Labor use (Family) Total
• sf7_6b2m - 6b2M. Fencing, ladders (tomatoes) and tying (tomatoes) Labor use (Hire) Male
• sf7_6b2f - 6b2F. Fencing, ladders (tomatoes) and tying (tomatoes) Labor use (Hire) Female
• sf7_6b2t - 6b2T. Fencing, ladders (tomatoes) and tying (tomatoes) Labor use (Hire) Total
• sf7_6b3m - 6b3M. Fencing,ladders (tomatoes) & tying (tomatoes) Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Male
• sf7_6b3f - 6b3F. Fencing,ladders (tomatoes) & tying(tomatoes) Labor use(Debo/Wanfel) Female
• sf7_6b3t - 6b3T. Fencing, ladders (tomatoes) & tying (tomatoes) Labor use(Debo/Wanfel)Total
• sf7_7b1m - 7b1M. Irrigation. Labor use (Family). Male
• sf7_7b1f - 7b1F. Irrigation. Labor use (Family) Female
• sf7_7b1t - 7b1T. Irrigation. Labor use (Family) Total
• sf7_7b2m - 7b2M. Irrigation. Labor use (Hire) Male
• sf7_7b2f - 7b2F. Irrigation. Labor use (Hire) Female
• sf7_7b2t - 7b2T. Irrigation. Labor use (Hire) Total
• sf7_7b3m - 7b3M. Irrigation. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Male
• sf7_7b3f - 7b3F. Irrigation. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Female
• sf7_7b3t - 7b3T. Irrigation. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Total
• sf7_8b1m - 8b1M. Planting and weeding.Labor use (Family). Male
• sf7_8b1f - 8b1F. Planting and weeding. Labor use (Family) Female
• sf7_8b1t - 8b1T. Planting and weeding. Labor use (Family) Total
• sf7_8b2m - 8b2M. Planting and weeding. Labor use (Hire) Male
• sf7_8b2f - 8b2F. Planting and weeding. Labor use (Hire) Female
• sf7_8b2t - 8b2T. Planting and weeding. Labor use (Hire) Total
• sf7_8b3m - 8b3M. Planting and weeding. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Male
• sf7_8b3f - 8b3F. Planting and weeding. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Female
• sf7_8b3t - 8b3T. Planting and weeding. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Total
• sf7_9b1m - 9b1M. Spraying. Labor use (Family). Male
• sf7_9b1f - 9b1F. Spraying. Labor use (Family) Female
• sf7_9b1t - 9b1T. Spraying. Labor use (Family) Total
• sf7_9b2m - 9b2M. Spraying. Labor use (Hire) Male
• sf7_9b2f - 9b2F. Spraying. Labor use (Hire) Female
• sf7_9b2t - 9b2T. Spraying. Labor use (Hire) Total
• sf7_9b3m - 9b3M. Spraying. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Male
• sf7_9b3f - 9b3F. Spraying. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Female
• sf7_9b3t - 9b3T. Spraying. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Total
• sf7_10b1m - 10b1M. Chemical fertilizer and compost application. Labor use (Family). Male
• sf7_10b1f - 10b1F. Chemical fertilizer and compost application. Labor use (Family) Female
• sf7_10b1t - 10b1T. Chemical fertilizer and compost application. Labor use (Family) Total
• sf7_10b2m - 10b2M. Chemical fertilizer and compost application. Labor use (Hire) Male
• sf7_10b2f - 10b2F. Chemical fertilizer and compost application. Labor use (Hire) Female
• sf7_10b2t - 10b2T. Chemical fertilizer and compost application. Labor use (Hire) Total
• sf7_10b3m - 10b3M. Chemical fertilizer & compost application. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Male
• sf7_10b3f - 10b3F. Chemical fertilizer & compost application. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Female
• sf7_10b3t - 10b3T. Chemical fertilizer & compost application. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Total
• sf7_11b1m - 11b1M. Harvesting. Labor use (Family). Male
• sf7_11b1f - 11b1F. Harvesting. Labor use (Family) Female
• sf7_11b1t - 11b1T. Harvesting. Labor use (Family) Total
• sf7_11b2m - 11b2M. Harvesting. Labor use (Hire) Male
• sf7_11b2f - 11b2F. Harvesting. Labor use (Hire) Female
• sf7_11b2t - 11b2T. Harvesting. Labor use (Hire) Total
• sf7_11b3m - 11b3M. Harvesting. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Male
• sf7_11b3f - 11b3F. Harvesting. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Female
• sf7_11b3t - 11b3T. Harvesting. Labor use (Debo/Wanfel) Total
• hh_id - Household ID
• sf8_2_1 - 2.1.What type of labor contract mostly used by you for'Guarding' veg cultivation
• sf8_2_2 - 2.2.What type of labor contract mostly used for 'Plowing (if paid per area=3)
• sf8_2_3 - 2.3.What type of labor contract mostly used for 'Fencing (if paid by distance=3
• sf8_2_4 - 2.4.What type of labor contract mostly used for 'trans/planting' (if paid by no
• sf8_2_5 - 2.5.What type of labor contract mostly used for 'Building ladder' (if paid by
• sf8_2_6 - 2.6.What type of labor contracts mostly used 'Tying tomatoes(if paid by area=3
• sf8_2_7 - 2.7.What type of labor contract mostly used 'Spraying (if paid per area/barrel=3
• sf8_2_8 - 2.8.What type of labor contract mostly used for 'Fertilizing (if paid per area=3
• sf8_2_9 - 2.9.What type of labor contract mostly used for 'Irrigation (if paid per area=3)
• sf8_2_10 - 2.10.What type of labor contract mostly used for'Harvesting (paid per box/bag=3)
• sf8_3 - 3. Are people being employed as daily laborers by you?
• sf8_3_1 - 3.1. What is the typical daily wage paid (Birr/day) (not including food)?Birr
• sf8_3_2 - 3.2. Mostly who pays for food/drinks?
• sf8_3_3 - 3.3. If employer, what is the daily value of foods/drinks (Birr/day)?Birr
• sf8_3_4 - 3.4. Who pays for housing?
• sf8_3_5 - 3.5. Who pays for health care when sick?
• sf8_3_6 - 3.6. Who pays for special work clothes at work?
• sf8_3_7 - 3.7. Do workers wear protective equipment when spraying ?
• sf8_3_8 - 3.8. If yes, who pays for that protective equipment ?
• sf8_3_9 - 3.9. Who pays for work related phone costs?
• sf8_3_10 - 3.10. What is the share of women that do these contracts (% women)?
• sf8_3_11 - 3.11. How many hours do laborers typically work per day (hours/day)? Hours
• sf8_4 - 4. Are there labor employed with seasonal contract(paid/month)over veg season?
• sf8_4_1 - 4.1. What is the salary paid (Birr/month/Person) (not including food)?Birr
• sf8_4_2 - 4.2. Mostly who pays for food/drinks?
• sf8_4_3 - 4.3.If employer, what is the daily value of foods/drinks (Birr/day)?
• sf8_4_4 - 4.4.Who pays for housing?
• sf8_4_5 - 4.5. Who pays for health care when sick?
• sf8_4_6 - 4.6. Who pays for special work clothes at work?
• sf8_4_7 - 4.7. Do workers wear protective equipment when spraying ?
• sf8_4_8 - 4. 8. If yes, who pays for that protective equipment ?
• sf8_4_9 - 4.9. Who pays for work related phone costs?
• sf8_4_10 - 4.10. What is the share of women that do these contracts (% women)?
• sf8_4_11 - 4.11. How many hours do laborers typically work per day (hours/day)? Hours
• sf8_4_12 - 4.12.How many days do they work per month?Days
• sf8_5 - 5..Are there people being employed permanently by you(for more than one season)?
• sf8_5_1 - 5.1. What is the salary paid (Birr/month) (not including food)? Birr
• sf8_5_2 - 5.2. Mostly who pays for food/drinks?
• sf8_5_3 - 5.3.If employer, what is the daily value of foods/drinks (Birr/day)?Birr
• sf8_5_4 - 5.4.Who pays for housing?
• sf8_5_5 - 5.5. Who pays for health care when sick?
• sf8_5_6 - 5.6. Who pays for special work clothes at work?
• sf8_5_7 - 5.7. Do workers wear protective equipment when spraying ?
• sf8_5_8 - 5. 8. If yes, who pays for that protective equipment ?
• sf8_5_9 - 5.9. Who pays for work related phone costs?
• sf8_5_10 - 5.10. What is the share of women that do these contracts (% women)?%
• sf8_5_11 - 5.11. How many hours do laborers typically work per day (hours/day)?Hours
• sf8_5_12 - 5.12.How many days do they work per month? Days
• sf1_13 - 13. What is the total value of investments in irrigation material (pump, tubes,
• sf1_14 - 14. How many seasons do these investments typically last? Number
• hh_id - Household ID
• sg_0 - How many vegetable sale transactions did you have since the 1st of Tir 2011? No.
• hh_id - Household ID
• trans_id - Unique identifier for the sale transactions (observations)
• sg_1 - 1. Transaction No.
• sg_2 - 2. In what month did the sale take place?
• sg_3c - 3c. What was the quantity sold/bartered? Quantity. Number of quintals
• sg_4 - 4. Which vegetable?
• sg_4oth - 4. Oth. Which vegetable? Other Specify
• sg_5 - 5. Type of variety
• sg_6_0 - 6.0. Level of Quality
• sg_6 - 6. Cash or barter?
• sg_7 - 7. Total amount received for the transaction [if barter,convert to birr] Birr
• sg_8 - 8. What was the price received? [if barter, convert to birr per kg] Birr per KG
• sg_9 - 9. To whom did you sell (or barter)?
• sg_9oth - 9. Oth. To whom did you sell (or barter)?Other Specify
• sg_10 - 10. Major reason for the choice of this buyer?
• sg_10oth - 10. Oth. Major reason for the choice of this buyer?Other Specify
• sg_11 - 11. Was the product weighed by the buyer?
• sg_12 - 12. Before selling to this buyer, did you contact other buyers?
• sg_13 - 13.If yes, how many other buyers did you contact before settling on this one?No.
• sg_14 - 14. What was the place that you sold vegetables?
• sg_15 - 15. If not at farm, what was the most important means of trans-portation?
• sg_16 - 16.If not at farm, what was the total cost spent on transport and the trip? Birr
• sg_17 - 17. If not at farm, time spent to travel to place of sales?Minutes
• sg_18 - 18. Who sold the vegetables?
• sg_19 - 19. Percent paid immediately? %
• sg_20 - 20. Were you in contact with the buyer by phone prior to the sale?
• sg_21 - 21. If yes, did you agree on a price by phone prior to the sale?
• sg_22 - 22. Did you receive (input) advances(Qebid) from the buyer ?
• sg_23 - 23. Do you have a contract with the buyer?
• hh_id - Household ID
• sg1_1_2 - 1.2. Type list (code for different types)
• sg1_1 - 1. Sales price (Birr/kg) today
• sg1_2 - 2. (Seed type) Local vs Foreign
• sg1_3 - 3. Variety of Tomato
• sg1_5 - 5. Form of Tomato
• sg1_6 - 6. Length of Tomato
• sg1_7 - 7. Width of Tomato
• sg1_8 - 8. Ripeness of Tomato
• sg1_9 - 9. Quality assessment of Tomato
• hh_id - Household ID
• sg2_1_1 - 1.1. Type code
• sg2_1 - 1. Purchase price of Onion (Birr/kg today
• sg2_2 - 2. (Seed type) Local vs Foreign
• sg2_3 - 3. Variety of Onion
• sg2_3oth - 3. Oth.Variety of Onion. Other Specify
• sg2_4 - 4. Length of onion
• sg2_5 - 5. Width of onion
• sg2_6 - 6. Size of Onion
• sg2_7 - 7. Moisture content of Onion
• sg2_8 - 8. Quality assessment of Onion
• hh_id - Household ID
• sg3_1_1 - 1.1. Type code
• sg3_1 - 1. Purchase price of Green Pepper (Birr/kg) today
• sg3_2 - 2. (Seed type) Local vs Foreign
• sg3_3 - 3. Variety of Green pepper
• sg3_3oth - 3. Oth. Variety of Green pepper. Other Specify
• sg3_4 - 4. Length of Green pepper
• sg3_5 - 5. Thickness of Green pepper
• sg3_6 - 6. Color of Green pepper
• sg3_7 - 7. Quality assessment of Green pepper
• hh_id - Household ID
• sg4_1_1 - 1.1. Type code
• sg4_1 - 1. Purchase price of Round CABBAGE (Birr) today
• sg4_2 - 2. Unit
• sg4_3 - 3. (Seed type) local vs Foreign Round CABBAGE
• sg4_4 - 4. Variety Round CABBAGE
• sg4_4oth - 4. Oth.Variety Round CABBAGE. Other Specify
• sg4_5 - 5. Size of Round CABBAGE
• sg4_6 - 6. Density of Round CABBAGE
• sc4_7 - 7. Quality assessment of Round CABBAGE
• hh_id - Household ID
• sg5_1_1 - 1.1. Type code
• sg5_1 - 1. Purchase price of Ethiopian Kale (Birr/bunch) today
• sg5_2 - 2. Unit
• sg5_3 - 3. Type Ethiopian Kale
• sg5_3oth - 3. Oth.Type Ethiopian Kale. Other Specify
• sg5_4 - 4. Freshness of Ethiopian Kale
• sg5_5 - 5. Quality assessment of Ethiopian kale
• hh_id - Household ID
• sh_1 - Vegetable List (code)
• sh_1a - 1a. How much was produced in Tir 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_2a - 2a. How much was post harvest losses in Tir 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_3a - 3a. How much was sold in Tir 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_4a - 4a. How much was for own consumption in Tir 2011?(quintals)?
• sh_1b - 1b. How much was produced in Yekatit 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_2b - 2b. How much was post harvest losses in Yekatit 2011? (quintals)
• sh_3b - 3b. How much was] sold in Yekatit 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_4b - 4b. How much was for own consumption in Yekatit 2011?(quintals)
• sh_1c - 1c. How much was produced in Megabit 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_2c - 2c. How much was post harvest losses in Megabit 2011? (quintals)
• sh_3c - 3c. How much was sold in Megabit 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_4c - 4c. How much was for own consumption in Megabit 2011?(quintals)
• sh_1d - 1d. How much was produced in Miazia 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_2d - 2d. How much was] post harvest losses in Miazia 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_3d - 3d. How much was sold in Miazia 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_4d - 4d. How much was for own consumption in Miazia 2011?(quintals)?
• sh_1e - 1e. How much was produced in Ginbot 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_2e - 2e. How much was post harvest losses in Ginbot 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_3e - 3e. How much was sold in Ginbot 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_4e - 4e. How much was for own consumption in Ginbot 2011?(quintals)?
• sh_1f - 1f. How much was produced in Sene 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_2f - 2f. How much was post harvest losses in Sene 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_3f - 3f. How much was sold in Sene 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_4f - 4f. How much was for own consumption in Sene 2011?(quintals)?
• sh_1g - 1g. How much was produced in Hamle 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_2g - 2g. How much was post harvest losses in Hamle 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_3g - 3g. How much was sold in Hamle 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_4g - 4g. How much was for own consumption in Hamle 2011?(quintals)?
• sh_1h - 1h. How much was produced in Nehassie 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_2h - 2h. How much was post harvest losses in Nehassie 2011? (quintals
• sh_3h - 3h. How much was sold in Nehassie 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_4h - 4h. How much was for own consumption in Nehassie 2011?(quintals
• sh_1i - 1i. How much was produced in Pagume 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_2i - 2i. How much was post harvest losses in Pagume 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_3i - 3i. How much was sold in Pagume 2011? (quintals)?
• sh_4i - 4i. How much was for own consumption in Pagume 2011?(quintals)?
• sh_1j - 1j. How much was produced in Meskerem 2012? (quintals)?
• sh_2j - 2j. How much was post harvest losses in Meskerem 2012? (quintals
• sh_3j - 3j. How much was sold in Meskerem 2012? (quintals)?
• sh_4j - 4j. How much was for own consumption in Meskerem 2012?(quintals
• sh_1k - 1k. How much was produced in Tikimt 2012? (quintals)?
• sh_2k - 2k. How much was post harvest losses in Tikimt 2012? (quintals)?
• sh_3k - 3k. How much was sold in Tikimt 2012? (quintals)?
• sh_4k - 4k. How much was for own consumption in Tikimt 2012?(quintals)?
• sh_1l - 1l. How much was] produced in Hidar 2012? (quintals)?
• sh_2l - 2l. How much was post harvest losses in Hidar 2012? (quintals)?
• sh_3l - 3l. How much was sold in Hidar 2012? (quintals)?
• sh_4l - 4l. How much was for own consumption in Hidar 2012?(quintals)?
• sh_1m - 1m. How much was produced in Tahsas 2012? (quintals)?
• sh_2m - 2m. How much was post harvest losses in Tahsas 2012? (quintals)?
• sh_3m - 3m. How much was sold in Tahsas 2012? (quintals)?
• sh_4m - 4m. How much was for own consumption in Tahsas 2012?(quintals)?
• s0_3 - 3. Why was this grower selected?
• _merge
• hh_id - Household ID
• si1_1a - 1a. How many seed purchase transactions did you have in the last 12 months? __No
• hh_id - Household ID
• si1_1no - 1. SEED TRANSACTION NO.
• si1_1 - 1. Type of vegetable
• si1_1oth - 1. Oth. Type of vegetable. Other Specify
• si1_2 - 2. Month of purchase
• si1_3 - 3. Type of seed
• si1_4 - 4. Origin seed?
• si1_5 - 5. What was the name of the main variety seed?
• si1_6_1 - 6.1. In What form acquired/bought?
• si1_6_2 - 6.2. If Seeds, Quantity acquired/bought. Kgs
• si1_6_3 - 6.3. If Seedlings, Number of Seedlings
• si1_7 - 7. How did you pay for this seed?
• si1_8 - 8. How much paid [If in kind/barter estimated value?Birr/Kg
• si1_9 - 9. Where did you obtain the seed?
• si1_9oth - 9.Oth. Where did you obtain the seed? Other Specify
• si1_10 - 10. Where did you buy these seeds?
• si1_10oth - 10. Oth.Where did you buy these seeds? Other Specify
• si1_11 - 11. Have you had any problems with this supplier? Report major problem.
• si1_12 - 12. For growth of seedlings, how done?
• hh_id - Household ID
• si2_1a -  How many chemical fertilizer purchase transa did you have in llast 12 months?__
• hh_id - Household ID
• si2_1 - 1. Fertilizer Transaction No.
• si2_2 - 2. Vegetable fertilizer was used on?
• si2_3 - 3. Month of purchase
• si2_4_1 - 4.1. What was the type of fertilizer bought?
• si2_4_2 - 4.2 What was the qty of fertilizer bought? Qty (qt for solid, litre for spray)
• si2_5a - 5a. What amount paid at the location of pick-up? DAP/Urea/NPS/KCL BIRR/QUINTAL
• si2_5b - 5b. What amount paid at the location of pick-up? Foliar Spray Birr per Litre
• si2_6 - 6. How did you pay for the fertilizer?
• si2_7 - 7. From whom did you purchase the fertilizer?
• si2_8 - 8. If not cooperative, was it available at cooperative?
• si2_9 - 9. If not cooperative, did you pay a higher price than by cooperative?
• si2_10 - 10. Where was fertilizer delivered [Location of pick-up]?
• hh_id - Household ID
• si3_1a - How many agro-chemical purchase transa did you have in the last 12 months? __No.
• hh_id - Household ID
• si3_1 - 1. Agro-chemical transaction number
• si3_2 - 2. Type of vegetable agro-chemical was used on?
• si3_2oth - 2. Oth.Type of vegetable agro-chemical was used on? Other Specify
• si3_3 - 3. Month of purchase
• si3_4 - 4. Type of agro-chemical
• si3_5 - 5. Origin of the agro-chemical.
• si3_5oth - 5. Oth.Origin of the agro-chemical. Other Specify
• si3_6 - 6. Quantity bought?Liters
• si3_7 - 7. How did you pay for the agro-chemical?
• si3_8 - 8. How much paid?Birr/liters
• si3_9 - 9. Where did you obtain the agro-chemicals?
• si3_9oth - 9. Oth. Where did you obtain the agro-chemicals?Other Specify
• si3_10 - 10. Where did you buy these agro-chemicals?
• si3_10oth - 10. Oth.Where did you buy these agro-chemicals? Other Specify
• si3_11 - 11. Have you had any problems with this agro-chemical? Report major problem.
• hh_id - Household ID
• sj1_1 - 1.In past 2 years,have you visited by/ have you visited an agri extension agent?
• sj1_2 - 2. If yes, what type of organization provided the service (mainly)?
• sj1_3_1 - 3.1. Do you know the DA for 'Crop/Horticulture production DA'?
• sj1_3_2 - 3.2. Do you know the DA for 'Natural Resource Management DA'?
• sj1_3_3 - 3.3. Do you know the DA for 'Livestock production DA'?
• sj1_4 - 4. How often in last 12 months did you talk to exten agents individually on veg?
• sj1_5 - 5. How often in last 12 months did you participate in community meeting on veg?
• sj1_6 - 6. In last 12 months, did you visit demo plot of veg with model farmer, FTC ..?
• sj1_7 - 7. In last 12 months, did you visit a gov office of agri to discuss on veg?
• sj1_8 - 8.Did you hear about Farmers' Fields Schools supported by the SNV-Horti-LIFE pro
• sj1_9 - 9. In your opinion, from which extension method did you learn most?
• sj1_9oth - 9. Oth.In your opinion, from which extension method did you learn most?Other Spe
• sj1_10 - 10. About what did you learn most from the extension activity you mentioned?
• sj1_11 - 11. What did you apply on your own fields from the extension activity you mentio
• hh_id - Household ID
• ska_1 - 1. When did you start growing vegetables? ____years ago.
• ska1_1a - A1a.What is the total cropland area you cultivated in rainy season in 2011(Now)?
• ska1_1b - A1b.What is the total cropland area you cultivated in irrigation season 2011(Now
• ska2_1a - A1a.What is the total cropland area you cultivated in rainy season 2001(10 yrs a
• ska2_1b - A1b. What is the total cropland area you cultivated irrigation season 2001 (10 y
• ska1_2a - A2a. Share of your cropland area you cultivated: Once a year during 2011(NOW)? %
• ska1_2b - A2b.Share of your cropland area you cultivated: Twice a year during 2011(NOW)? %
• ska1_2c - A2c.Share of your cropland area you cultivated: Thrice a year during 2011(NOW)?%
• ska1_2d - A2d.Share of your cropland area you cultivated: perennial crops in 2011 (Now)?%
• ska1_2e - A2e.Share of your cropland area you cultivated: During 2011(NOW): Total (100%)
• ska2_2a - A2a. Share of your cropland area you cultivated: Once a year during 2001 (10 YEA
• ska2_2b - A2b. Share of your cropland area you cultivated: Twice a year during 2001 (10 YE
• ska2_2c - A2c. Share of your cropland area you cultivated: Thrice a year during 2001 (10 Y
• ska2_2d - A2d. Share of your cropland area you cultivated: perennial crops during 2001
• ska2_2e - A2e.Share of your cropland area you cultivated in 2001(10 YEARS AGO )Total (100%
• ska1_3a - A3a.What is the area of land under veg cultivation by you (qert in rainy in 2011
• ska1_3b - A3b.What is the area of your land under veg cultivation (qert) Irrig season 2011
• ska2_3a - A3a. What is the area of your land under veg cultivation (qert)in rainy sea 2001
• ska2_3b - A3b. What is the area of your land under veg cultivation (qert)in Irrig sea,2001
• ska1_3a2 - A3a.What share of crop land you cultivated used for veg cultivation? Rainy 2011
• ska1_2b2 - A3b.What share of crop land you cultivated used for veg cultiv? Irrigation 2011
• ska2_3a2 - A3a.What share of crop land you cultivated used for veg cultivation? Rainy 2001
• ska2_3b2 - A3b.What share of crop land you cultivated used for veg cultiv? Irrigation 2001
• ska1_4a - A4a.Of all veg grown by you, what is the share by area (%): Tomato in 2011 (NOW)
• ska1_4b - A4b. Of all veg grown by you, what is the share by area (%): Onion in 2011 (NOW
• ska1_4c - A4c.Of all veg grown by you, what is the share by area (%): Cabbag in 2011 (NOW)
• ska1_4d - A4d. Of all veg grown by you, what is the share by area (%):G.pepper in 2011 (NO
• ska1_4e - A4e.Of all veg grown by you, what is the share by area (%):Eth kale in 2011 (NOW
• ska1_4f - A4f. Of all veg grown by you, what is the share by area (%): other in 2011 (NOW
• ska1_4g - A4g. Of all veg grown by you, what is the share by area (%): Total in 2011 (NOW
• ska2_4a - A4a. Of all the veg grown by you, what is the share (%):Tomato during 2001
• ska2_4b - A4b. Of all the veg grown by you, what is the share (%): Onion during 2001
• ska2_4c - A4c. Of all the veg grown by you, what is the share (%): Cabbage during 2001
• ska2_4d - A4d. Of all veg grown by you, what is the share (%): Green pepper in 2001
• ska2_4e - A4e. Of all veg grown by you, what is the share (%): Ethiopian kale in 2001
• ska2_4f - A4f. Of all veg grown by you, what is the share (%): Other in 2001
• ska2_4g - A4g. Of all veg grown by you, what is the share by area (%): Total in 2001
• ska_5a - A5a.If you reduced the share of TOMATO area NOW, is it due disease & pest?
• ska_5b - A5b. .If you reduced the share of ONION area NOW, is it due disease & pest?
• ska_5c - A5c..If you reduced the share of CABBAGE area NOW, is it due disease & pest?
• ska_5d - A5d..If you reduced the share of G. PEPPER area NOW, is it due disease & pest?
• ska_5e - A5e.If you reduced the share of ETH KALE area NOW, is it due disease & pest?
• ska1_6a - A6a.What are the average yields of Tomato by you during 2011(NOW)? (quintal/qert
• ska1_6b - A6b. What are the average yields of Onion by you during 2011(NOW)?(quintal/qert)
• ska1_6c - A6c.What are the average yields of Cabbage by you during 2011(NOW)?(quintal/qert
• ska1_6d - A6d.What are the average yields of Green pepper by you during 2011(NOW)?(qt/qert
• ska1_6e - A6e.What are the average yield of Eth kale by you during 2011(NOW)?(quintal/qert
• ska2_6a - A6a.What are the average yields of Tomato by you in 2001 (10 YEARS AGO) qt/qert
• ska2_6b - A6b.What are the average yields of Onion by you in 2001 (10 YEARS AGO) Qt/qert
• ska2_6c - A6c.What are the average yields of Cabbage by you in 2001 (10 YEARS AGO).Qt/qert
• ska2_6d - A6d.What are the average yields of G.pepper by you in 2001 (10 YEARS). Qt/qert
• ska2_6e - A6e.What are the average yields of Eth kale by you in 2001 (10 YEARS). Qt/qert
• hh_id - Household ID
• skb1_2a - Of all the irrigated land, what is the share of lake irrigation(%), 2011 E.C.
• skb1_2b - Of all the irrigated land, what is the share of River irrigation (%), 2011 E.C.
• skb1_2c - Of all the irrigated land, what is the share of Groundwater (%), 2011 E.C.
• skb1_2d - Of all the irrigated land, what is the share of Pond irrigation (%), 2011 E.C
• skb1_2e - Of all the irrigated land, what is the share of Total (%) during 2011 E.C.(NOW)
• skb2_2a - B2a. Of all the irrigated land, what is the share of lake irrigation(%), 2001 EC
• skb2_2b - B2b. Of all the irrigated land, what is the share of River irrigation (%),2001 E
• skb2_2c - B2c. Of all the irrigated land, what is the share of Groundwater (%), 2001 E.C.
• skb2_2d - B2d. Of all the irrigated land, what is the share of Pond irriga (%), 2001 E.C.
• skb2_2e - B2e. Of all the irrigated land, what is the share of Total (%), E.C.2001
• skb1_3a - B3a. Share of irrigated land (%): Private pumps owned by you during 2011(NOW)?
• skb1_3b - B3b.Share of irrigated land (%): Private pump owned by somebody else during 2011
• skb1_3c - B3c. Share of irrigated land (%): Communal pumps during 2011(NOW)?
• skb1_3d - B3d. Share of irrigated land (%): No Pump (gravity irrigation) during 2011(NOW)?
• skb1_3e - B3e. Share of irrigated land (%): Total during 2011(NOW)?
• skb2_3a - B3a. Share of irrigated land (%): Private pumps owned by you during 2001 (10 YEA
• skb2_3b - B3b.Share of irrigated land (%): Private pump owned by somebody else during 2001
• skb2_3c - B3c. Share of irrigated land (%): Communal pumps during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO [IF <
• skb2_3d - B3d. Share of irrigated land (%): No Pump (gravity irrigation) during 2001 (10 Y
• skb2_3e - B3e. Share of irrigated land (%): Total during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO [IF <10 YEARS,
• skb_4a - B4a. Mostly,Pumps that you use is from:during 2011(NOW)?
• skb_4aoth - B4a. Oth.Mostly, Pumps that you use is from:during 2011(NOW). Other Specify
• skb_4b - B4b. Mostly,Pumps that you use is from:during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO [IF <10 YEARS,
• skb_4both - B4b. Oth.Mostly, Pumps that you use is from:during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO [IF <10 YE
• skb_5a - B5a. In your opinion, you have choices in pumps to buy: during 2011(NOW)?
• skb_5b - B5b. In your opinion, you have choices in pumps to buy: during 2001 (10 YEARS AG
• skb_6a - B6a. In your opinion, you have choices in spare parts for pumps to buy: 2011
• skb_6b - B6b. In your opinion, you have choices in spare parts for pumps to buy: 2001
• skb_7a - B7a. In your opinion, you have choices in qualified people to install and..,2011
• skb_7b - B7b. In your opinion, you have choices in qualified people to install &..,2001
• hh_id - Household ID
• skc_1a - C1a. How much land do you rent in for vegetable cultivation in 2011(NOW)? Qert
• skc_1b - C1b. How much land do you rent in for vegetable cultivation during 2001? Qert
• skc_2a - C2a. How much land do you rent out for vegetable cultivation in 2011(NOW)? Qert
• skc_2b - C2b. How much land do you rent out for vegetable cultivation during 2001? Qert
• skc_3a - C3a. Who is renting in Mostly during 2011(NOW)?
• skc_3b - C3b. Who is renting in Mostly 2001 (10 YEARS AGO [IF <10 YEARS, The first year
• skd1_3a1c - What is the share of land you use TOMATO seedlings grown Outsourced to, 2011
• skd1_3b1c - What is the share of veg land you use ONION seedlings grown Outsourced to, 2011
• skd1_3c1c - What is the share of veg area you use CABBAGE seedlings grown Outsourced, 2011
• skd1_3d1c - What is the share of veg area you use G. PEPPER seedlings grown Outsourced,2011
• skd1_3e1c - What is the share of veg area you use KALE seedlings grown Outsourced to, 2011
• skd1_3a2c - What is the share of veg area you use TOMATO seedlings grown Outsourced to,2001
• skd1_3b2c - What is the share of veg area you use ONION seedlings grown Outsourced to,2001
• skd1_3c2c - What is the share of veg area you use CABBAGE seedlings grown Outsourced to,2001
• skd1_3d2c - What is the share of veg area you use G.PEPPER seedlings grown Outsourced,2001
• skd1_3e2c - What is the share of veg area you use KALE seedlings grown Outsourced,2001
• hh_id - Household ID
• skd_1a - D1a. A common vegetable that you grow now as well as when you started.
• skd1_1a1 - D11a. The share of area where you use imported seeds(Improved)(%): during 2011
• skd1_1b1 - D11b. The share of area where you use Local seeds (Local) (%): during 2011
• skd1_1c1 - D11c. The share of area where you use Total (%): during 2011 (NOW)?
• skd1_1a2 - Da2. The share of area where you use imported seeds (Improved)(%):during 2001
• skd1_1b2 - Db2. The share of area where you use Local seeds (Local) (%): during 2001
• skd1_1c2 - Dc2. The share of area where you use Total (%): during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO
• skd1_3a - D3a. The share of veg area you use seedlings grown Outsourced to companies,2011
• skd1_3b - D3b. The share of veg area you use seedlings grown Outsourced to companies,2001
• sd1_4a - D14a. Where do you mostly obtain/acquire the seeds from? during 2011(NOW)
• sd1_4b - D14b. Where do you mostly obtain/acquire the seeds from? during 2001 (10 YEARS A
• skd1_5a - D15a. Sellers of seed also provide extension advice? during 2011(NOW)?
• skd1_5b - D15b.Sellers of seed also provide extension advice? during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO [I
• skd1_6a - D16a. Choice between suppliers of improved seeds:during 2011(NOW)
• skd1_6b - D16b. Choice between suppliers of improved seeds:during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO [IF <
• skd1_7a - D17a. If seedling companies used for improved seeds; which one mostly? 2011
• skd1_7aoth - D17a. Other. If seedling companies for improved seeds; which one mostly? 2011
• skd1_7b - D17b. If seedling companies for improved seeds; which one mostly? 2001
• skd1_7both - D17b. Other. If seedling companies for improved seeds; which one mostly? 2001
• skd1_8a - D18a. Farmers buy seeds mostly? during 2011(NOW)
• skd1_8b - D18b. Farmers buy seeds mostly? during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO [IF <10 YEARS, The fir
• skd1_9 - D19. What are the payments for seedlings (birr/seedling)?during 2011(NOW). Birr
• skd1_10a - D10a. Opinion; do you have choice in seedling growing contractors? 2011
• skd1_10b - D10b. Opinion; do you have choice in seedling growing contractors? 2001
• hh_id - Household ID
• skd2_1a - D21a. Do you use foliar fertilizer during 2011(NOW)?
• skd2_1b - D21b. Do you use foliar fertilizer 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)?
• skd2_2a1 - D22a1. The average quantity of 'UREA' used on this vegetable (kg/qert) in 2011?
• skd2_2b1 - D22b1. The average quantity of 'DAP' used on this vegetable (kg/qert) in 2011?
• skd2_2c1 - D22c1. The average quantity of 'NPS' used on this vegetable (kg/qert) in 2011?
• skd2_2d1 - D22d1. The average quantity of 'KCL' used on this vegetable (kg/qert) in 2011?
• skd2_2a2 - D22a2. The average quantity of 'UREA' used on this vegetable (kg/qert) in 2001?
• skd2_2b2 - D22b2. The average quantity of 'DAP' used on this vegetable (kg/qert) in 2001?
• skd2_2c2 - D22c2. The average quantity of 'NPS' used on this vegetable (kg/qert) in 2001?
• skd2_2d2 - D22d2. The average quantity of 'KCL' used on this vegetable (kg/qert) in 2001?
• skd2_3a - D23a. Where are fertilizers for vegetable mostly obtained from during 2011?
• skd2_3b - D23b.Where are fertilizers for vegetable mostly obtained from during 2001 ?
• skd2_4a - D24a. Do you have choice in suppliers of fertilizers for vegetable during 2011?
• skd2_4b - D24b. Do you have choice in suppliers of fertilizers for vegetable during 2001?
• hh_id - Household ID
• skd3_1a - D31a.The average no. of sprayings for this veg per growing cycle in 2011?
• skd3_1b - D31b. The average number of sprayings for this veg per growing cycle, 2001?
• skd3_2a - D32a. Where are chemicals mostly obtained from during 2011(NOW)
• skd3_2b - D32b. Where are chemicals mostly obtained from during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)?
• skd3_3a - D33a. Do you have choice in suppliers of pesticides in 2011?
• skd3_3b - D33b. Do you have choice in suppliers of pesticides in 2001?
• skd3_4a - D34a. Sellers of pesticides also provide extension in 2011?
• skd3_4b - D34b. Sellers of pesticides also provide extension in 2001?
• hh_id - Household ID
• ske_1a1 - E1a1. Opinion, what is the share of this veg. sold to "Addis" in 2011 (NOW)?
• ske_1b1 - E1b1. Opinion, what is the share of this veg sold to "Other Cities" in 2011?
• ske_1c1 - E1c1. Opinion, what is the share of this veg sold to "This Woreda" in 2011?
• ske_1d1 - E1d1. Opinion, what is the share of this veg sold to "Total" in 2011?
• ske_1a2 - E1a2.Opinion, what is the share of this veg that sold to "Addis" in 2001 ?
• ske_1b2 - E1b2. Opinion, what is the share of this veg sold to "Other Cities" in 2001?
• ske_1c2 - E1c2. Opinion, what is the share of this veg sold to "This Woreda" in 2001?
• ske_1d2 - E1d2. Opinion, what is the share of this veg sold to "Total" in 2001?
• ske_2a - E2a. Typically, Where do you sell this vegetables during 2011(NOW)?
• ske_2b - E2b. Typically, Where do you sell this vegetables during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)?
• ske_3a - E3a. To sell vegetables, you typically:- during 2011(NOW)
• ske_3b - E3b. To sell vegetables, you typically:- during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO [)
• ske_4a - E4a.How are buyers/brokers contacted mostly during 2011(NOW)?
• ske_4b - E4b. How are buyers/brokers contacted mostly during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)
• ske_5a1 - E5a1. Buyers typically: Provide training/advice to the farmer in 2011
• ske_5b1 - E5b1. Buyers typically: Supply inputs (agro-chemicals,.) to the farmer in 2011
• ske_5c1 - E5c1. Buyers typically: Provide loans/credit to the farmer in 2011
• ske_5d1 - E5d1. Buyers typically: cover harvesting cost in 2011 (Now)
• ske_5e1 - E5e1. Buyers typically: Cover loading cost during 2011(Now)
• ske_5a2 - E5a2. Buyers typically: Provide training/advice to the farmer in 2001
• ske_5b2 - E5b2. Buyers typically: Supply inputs (agro-chemicals,..) to the farmers in 2001
• ske_5c2 - E5c2. Buyers typically: Provide loans/credit to the farmer during 2001
• ske_5d2 - E5d2. Buyers typically: cover harvesting cost during 2001
• ske_5e2 - E5e2. Buyers typically: Cover loading cost during 2001
• ske_6 - E6.What is the cost of the loading of trucks (Birr/ISUZU) during 2011(NOW)? Birr
• ske_6_0 - E6.0. Do you practice qubid(Advance payment)?
• ske_7a - E7a. Who takes care of loading of a truck during 2011(NOW)?
• ske_7b - E7b. Who takes care of loading of a truck during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)
• ske_8a - E8a. Do you have choice in buyers of vegetables during 2011(NOW)?
• ske_8b - E8b. Do you have choice in buyers of vegetables during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)?
• hh_id - Household ID
• skf1_1a - F1a.Are there private ground water wells used by you for irrigation during 2011?
• skf1_1b - F1b.Are there private ground water wells used by you for irrigation during 2001?
• skf1_2a - F12a. What is the typical depth of your ground water well during 2011(NOW)?Meter
• skf1_2b - F12b. What is the typical depth of your ground water well during 2001? Meters
• skf1_3a - F13a. What are the methods used to dig a well (typically) during 2011(NOW)?
• skf1_3b - F13b. What are the methods used to dig a well (typically) during 2001?
• skf1_7a - F17a. How long does it take to construct a well (days) during 2011(NOW)?
• skf1_7b - F17b. How long does it take to construct a well (days) during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO
• skf1_4a - F14a. Who dug your well during 2011(NOW)?
• skf1_4b - F14b. Who dug your well during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)?
• skf1_5a - F15a. If contractor, How was a contractor contacted during 2011(NOW)?
• skf1_5b - F15b. If contractor, How was a contractor contacted during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)?
• skf1_6 - F16. What is the average cost for digging a well (Birr) during 2011(NOW)?
• skf1_8a - F18a. What type of laborers does the contractor mostly rely on during 2011(NOW)?
• skf1_8b - F18b. What type of laborers does the contractor mostly rely on during 2001?
• skf1_9a - F19a. Is there choice in service providers to dig wells during 2011(NOW)?
• skf1_9b - F19b.Is there choice in service providers to dig wells during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO
• hh_id - Household ID
• skf2_1a - F21a. Are there ponds constructed to be used for irrigation by you during 2011?
• skf2_1b - F21b. Are there ponds constructed to be used for irrigation by you during 2001?
• skf2_2a - F22a. What is the size of the pond that you use (qert) during 2011(NOW)?
• skf2_2b - F22b.What is the size of the pond that you use (qert) during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)
• skf2_3a - F23a. What were the methods used to construct a pond during 2011(NOW)?
• skf2_3b - F23b. What were the methods used to construct a pond during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)?
• skf2_7a - F27a. How long does it take to dig the pond (days) during 2011(NOW)?
• skf2_7b - F27b. How long does it take to dig the pond (days) during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)?
• skf2_4a - F24a. Who dug the pond during 2011(NOW)?
• skf2_4b - F24b. Who dug the pond during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)?
• skf2_5a - F25a. If Contractor: How is a contractor usually contacted during 2011(NOW)?
• skf2_5b - F25b. If Contractor: How is a contractor usually contacted during 2001?
• skf2_6 - F26. What is the cost for digging a pond (Birr) during 2011(NOW)?
• skf2_8a - F28a. What type of laborers does the contractor mostly rely on during 2011(NOW)?
• skf2_8b - F28. What type of laborers does the contractor mostly rely on during 2001?
• skf2_9a - F29a. Is there choice in service providers to construct ponds during 2011(NOW)?
• skf2_9b - F29b. Is there choice in service providers to construct ponds during 2001?
• hh_id - Household ID
• skf3_1a - F31a. Share of vegetable area plowed by tractor at least one time(%) in 2011?
• skf3_1b - F31b. Share of vegetable area plowed by tractor at least one time (%) in 2001?
• skf3_2a1 - F32a1.Of all area plowed by tractor, share plowed by CULTIVATOR'S tractor, 2011
• skf3_2b1 - F32b1. Of all area plowed by tractor, share plowed by SERVICE PROVIDER, 2011
• skf3_2c1 - F32c1. Of all the area plowed by tractors, the share plowed by: Total in 2011
• skf3_2a2 - F32a2.Of all area plowed by tractor, share plowed by CULTIVATOR'S tractor, 2001
• skf3_2b2 - F32b2. Of all area plowed by tractor, share plowed by SERVICE PROVIDER, 2001
• skf3_2c2 - F32c2. Of all the area plowed by tractors, the share plowed by: Total in 2001
• skf3_3a - F33a. If contractor: How is a contractor usually contacted during 2011(NOW)?
• skf3_3b - F33b. If contractor: How is a contractor usually contacted during 2001?
• sk3_4a - F34a. If contractor, what is the cost of: First plowing (Birr/qert) during 2011?
• skf3_4b - F34b.If contractor, what is the cost of: Second plowing (Birr/qert) during 2011?
• skf3_4c - F34c. If contractor, what is the cost of: Harrowing (Birr/qert) during 2011?
• skf3_5a - F35a. Is there choice in service providers for plowing during 2011(NOW)?
• skf3_5b - F35b. Is there choice in service providers for plowing during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO
• hh_id - Household ID
• skf4_1a - F41a. Do persons that do spraying wear protective clothing during 2011(NOW)?
• skf4_1b - F41b. Do persons that do spraying wear protective clothing during 2001?
• skf4_2a - F42a.Of all veg area you cultivate, what % sprayed by Service Provider in 2011?
• skf4_2b - F42 b.Of all veg area you cultivate,what % sprayed by Service Provider in 2001?
• skf4_3a - F43a. If contractor: How is a contractor usually contacted during 2011(NOW)?
• skf4_3b - F43b. If contractor: How is a contractor usually contacted during 2001?
• sf4_4a - F44a. If contractor, what is the cost of spraying? during 2011(NOW)?
• skf4_4b - F44b. If contractor, what is the cost of spraying? ____ Birr per ____during 2011
• skf4_5a - F45a. What type of laborers does the contractor mostly rely on during 2011(NOW)?
• skf4_5b - F45b. What type of laborers does the contractor mostly rely on during 2001?
• skf4_6a - F46a. Is there choice in spraying service providers during 2011(NOW)?
• skf4_6b - F46b. Is there choice in spraying service providers during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)?
• hh_id - Household ID
• skg_1a1 - G1a1.For hired labor in veg production,what % came from this Kebele itself,2011
• skg_1b1 - G1b1.For hired labor in veg prod,what % from other Kebele, but same woreda, 2011
• skg_1c1 - G1c1.For hired labor in veg prod,what % from other woreda, but same zone in 2011
• skg_1d1 - G1d1.For hired labor in veg prod,what % from Oromia (but not East Shewa) in 2011
• skg_1e1 - G1e1. For hired labor in veg prod,what % came from SNNP in 2011 (Now)
• skg_1f1 - G1f1. For hired labor in veg prod,what % came from Amhara in 2011 (Now)
• skg_1g1 - G1g1. For hired labor in veg prod,what % came from Tigray in 2011 (Now)
• skg_1h1 - G1h1. For hired labor in veg prod,what % came from Other in 2011 (Now)
• skg_1i1 - G1i1. For hired labor in veg prod,what % came from Total in 2011 (Now)
• skg_1a2 - G1a2. For hired labor in veg production,what % from this Kebele itself in 2001
• skg_1b2 - G1b2.For hired labor in veg prod,what % from other Kebele, but same woreda, 2001
• skg_1c2 - G1c2.For hired labor in veg prod,what % from other woreda, but same zone in 2001
• skg_1d2 - G1d2.For hired labor in veg prod,what % from Oromia (but not East Shewa) in 2001
• skg_1e2 - G1e2. For hired labor in veg prod,what % came from SNNP in 2001
• skg_1f2 - G1f2. For hired labor in veg prod,what % came from Amhara in 2001
• skg_1g2 - G1g2. For hired labor in veg prod,what % came from Tigray in 2001
• skg_1h2 - G1h2. For hired labor in veg prod,what % came from Other in 2001
• skg_1i2 - G1i2. For hired labor in veg prod,what % came from Total in 2001
• skg_2a - G2a. When you want to get laborers, you mostly: during 2011(NOW)
• skg_2b - G2b. When you want to get laborers, you mostly: during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)?
• skg_3a - G3a. Is there choice in laborers during 2011(NOW)?
• skg_3b - G3b. Is there choice in laborers during 2001 (10 YEARS AGO)?
• hh_id - Unique household identifier
• sl_1_1 - 1.1. Income Code
• sl_2 - L2. In last 12 months, has any hh member received payment (including in kind)?
• sl_3 - L3.How much has HH received in last 12 months (INCLUDING IN KIND ESTIMATE)? BIRR
• hh_id - Household ID
• sm_1 - 1. Asset code
• sm_3 - M3. Does any member of the household own this asset?
• sm_4 - M4. How many are owned by the household? Number
• sm_5 - M5.If you were to sell all of your [....] today, what would their value be? Birr
• hh_id - Household ID
• sn_1 - 1. Animal code
• sn_3 - 3. Does any member of the HH own this animal?
• sn_4 - 4. How many are owned by the HH? NUMBER
• sn_5 - 5. If you were to sell all of your [...] today, what would their value be? Birr
• hh_id - Household ID
• so_1 - 1. What is the main source of drinking water for members of your household?
• so_1oth - 1. Oth.What is the main source of drinking water for members of your household?
• so_2 - 2. What type of toilet facility do members of your household usually use?
• so_3 - 3. What materials have mainly been used to construct the roof of the main house?
• so_4 - 4.What materials have mainly been used to construct the walls of the main house?
• so_5 - 5.What materials have mainly been used to construct the floor of the main house?
• so_6 - 6. What is the main type of lighting mainly used by your household?
• so_7 - 7.How many distinct rooms does the HH unit have located in the same or d/t place
• so_8 - 8. How many windows does the housing units have? (number)
• so_9 - 9. If you were to buy a house similar to yours, how much would you pay? Birr
• so_10 - 10. How many additional houses other than you reside in do you own in total?
• so_11 - 11. [If q10>0,] If you were to buy similar houses,how much would you pay? Birr
• hh_id - Household ID
• sq_1 - Q1. Is the household a member of the agricultural cooperative ?
• sq_2 - Q2.If yes, do you hold a leadership position in the cooperative?
• sq_3 - Q3. The household is considered a "model farmer" in the community?
• sq_4 - Q4.Is the household a member of woreda/kebele committee?
• sq_5 - Q5.Since how many years has your HH experience of cultivating) vegetables? Years
• sq_6 - Q6. What is the religion of the head of household?
• sq_7 - Q7.Does head of household have a mobile phone?
• sq_8 - Q8.Does spouse of household have a mobile phone?
• sq_9 - Q9. Compared to other households in this kebele, would you describe your HH as:
• sq_10a1 - By usual form of trans, how long it take to 'Nearest dry season road' NOW?Minute
• sq_10a2 - Q10a2. How long it takes to 'Nearest dry season road" 10years before? Minutes
• sq_101b - Q101b. How long it takes to 'Nearest all-weather road' NOW? Minutes
• sq_10b2 - Q10b2. How long it takes to 'Nearest all-weathe road' 10years before? Minutes
• sq_10c1 - Q10c1. How long it takes to 'Nearest asphalt road' NOW? Minutes
• sq_10c2 - Q10c2. How long it takes to 'Nearest asphalt road' 10years before? Minutes
• sq_10d1 - Q10d1. How long it takes to 'Nearest lake' NOW? Minutes
• sq_10d2 - Q10d2. How long it takes to 'Nearest lake' 10 years before? Minutes
• sq_10e1 - Q10e1. How long it takes to 'Nearest river' NOW? Minutes
• sq_10e2 - Q10e2. How long it takes to 'Nearest river' 10 years before? Minutes
• sq_10f1 - Q10f1. How long it takes to 'Nearest Irrigation pond' NOW? Minutes
• sq_10f2 - Q10f2. How long it takes to 'Nearest pond' 10years before? minutes
• sq_10g1 - Q10g1. How long it takes to 'Nearest private agro-dealer' NOW? Minutes
• sq_10g2 - Q10g2. How long it takes to 'Nearest private agro-dealer'10yrs before? Minutes
• sq_10h1 - Q10h1.How long it takes to 'Woreda admin center' NOW? Minutes
• sq_10h2 - Q10h2. How long it takes to 'Woreda admin center' 10yrs before? Minutes
• sq_10i1 - Q10i1. How long it takes to 'nearest agri cooperative' NOW? Minutes
• sq_10i2 - Q1oi2. How long it takes to 'nearest agri cooperative' 10yr before? Minutes
• sq_11_1 - Q11.1. What is the household head residential status?
• sq_11_2 - Q11.2. What is the Spouse of household Head residential status?
• sq_12_1 - Q12.1. How many years has the household head lived in this kebele?
• sq_12_2 - Q12.2. How many years has the Spouse of the household head lived in this kebele?
• sq_13_1 - Q13.1.How much land did the household head inherit (all agricultural land)? Hect
• sq_13_2 - Q13.2. How much land did Spouse of the HH head inherit (all agri. land)? Hectar
• hh_id - Household ID
• sr1_1 - R1.1. In last 12 months, has anyone in the HH taken a loan of at least 100 birr?
• sr1_2 - R1.2. Why did you not take a loan?
• sr1_2oth - R.1.2. Oth. Why did you not take a loan?
• sr1_5 - R1.5.How do you mainly save?
• sr1_5oth - R1.5. Oth. How do you mainly save?Other Specify
• hh_id - Household ID
• sr2_1 - R2.1. Loan coder for the four largest one
• sr2_2 - R2.2. Source of the loan
• sr2_3 - R2.3. How much did you borrow? Birr
• sr2_4_0 - R2.4.0. Did you agree on repayment date?
• sr2_4 - R2.4. Agreed upon repayment period. Number of months
• sr2_5 - R2.5. What type of major guarantee did you provide?
• sr2_5oth - R2.5.Oth. What type of major guarantee did you provide? Other Specify
• sr2_6_1 - R2.6.1. Why did you take out the loan? First Reason
• sr2_6_1oth - R2.6.1.Oth. Why did you take out the loan ? First Reason. Other specify
• sr2_6_2 - R2.6.2.Why did you take out the loan? Second Reason. Other specify
• sr2_7 - R2.7. Is there additional loan?
• hh_id - Household ID
• sr3_1_1 - R3.1.1. Saving form code
• sr3_2 - R3.2. Is this form of savings available in the kebele?
• sr3_3 - R3.3. If not available, how far is the closest one? [in Minutes]
• sr3_4 - R3.4. Do you use this savings form?

f4178719 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 810.0; Min. 11011.0; Max. 3306918.0; Mean 468002.90370371117; StDev 840975.7253556618

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:wynMaYTqZX2/6e6EXEPZWA==

f4178719 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.0431495419642063; Valid 810.0; Max. 4.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.2185185185185157

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:fRbHub5t9Mm3Dk7Eqi/SBQ==

f4178719 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 1.0753086419753088; StDev 0.2640517536442487; Max. 2.0; Valid 810.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/H34pxAHOjy6IP6BJEqLNQ==

f4178719 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 810.0; Mean 1.217283950617284; StDev 0.412652226384244; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bVtnSpUCToFlbKHDrn6dmg==

f4178719 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 30.0; Mean 19.313580246913567; Min. 0.0; StDev 8.949269923284637; Valid 810.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:o/M99DNKMuujEeBIr0A++Q==

f4178719 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 5.0; Max. 6.0; Valid 810.0; Mean 5.213580246913581; StDev 0.41008699563032386;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:y+VvmeMDtvBU7EELlRSTTA==

f4178713 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 850539.9961692081; Mean 462543.11318679445; Max. 3306918.0; Min. 11011.0; Valid 4550.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:kOG5w9RwiCosz3lejzh4Ww==

f4178713 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 105.0; Valid 4550.0; Mean 5.892307692307706; StDev 14.492265891437176; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:eABVcb8rTw5X2303ij99Xg==

f4178713 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.4990099605188635; Mean 1.467692307692308; Valid 4550.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:xroWEQc/NxXh8tBgAhCxGQ==

f4178713 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 16.02180078793309; Min. 0.0; Max. 99.0; Valid 4550.0; Mean 20.351868131868137

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/GFAXB2C3/E+1nJukD7tJQ==

f4178713 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Valid 4550.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.25034360274989; Mean 2.672747252747251

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:AjfICGuQoYf0aEKtTcxULQ==

f4178713 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.480080542628773; Max. 4.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 2928.0; Mean 2.417349726775958

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/VkgN6AKXAJ5qoPxXdN+DQ==

f4178713 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.34449902667299176; Mean 1.1375824175824172; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 4550.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Vtr9NOBA8Bwln4LfYBXmqg==

f4178713 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 19.0; StDev 4.136636676665395; Valid 3924.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 4.429408766564726

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:UrVY411aTlJJbdmHSgXkgg==

f4178713 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.4390927624872585; Valid 3924.0; StDev 0.4963396916750723; Min. 1.0; Max. 2.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:p1wpiVijM3D5BRppV+37TQ==

f4178713 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 7.0; StDev 1.0391293841943348; Min. 1.0; Valid 1724.0; Mean 5.4825986078886295;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:44J5QDsTYVFoOn2+J6nPrw==

f4178713 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 14.0; StDev 1.6247980062772458; Min. 1.0; Valid 2197.0; Mean 1.9654073736913997

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:MtbbIWHqP1B3Ssz8OkUE1g==

f4178713 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 4550.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 1.021978021978022; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.14662780684360932

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:wBxpCifdAzDZxriFms8dkQ==

f4178696 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 3306918.0; Mean 468002.90370371117; Valid 810.0; StDev 840975.7253556618; Min. 11011.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:wynMaYTqZX2/6e6EXEPZWA==

f4178696 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 12.0; Mean 1.4876543209876543; Min. 0.0; Valid 810.0; StDev 1.5033446613602501

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:hT0ibF1aQo5U06Ij50r4kQ==

f4178696 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.2888888888888876; Min. 0.0; Max. 11.0; Valid 810.0; StDev 1.2804510948023151

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Up96W1hW/4D6LtH1NU/37A==

f4178696 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 6.182081967213115; StDev 9.326930907724899; Max. 154.0; Min. 0.5; Valid 610.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:axX7ud0M588ABMevYuHfGg==

f4178696 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.5; Valid 599.0; Max. 106.0; Mean 4.797612687813019; StDev 6.667346361327871

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:L4Gb6m7lwSe+N+TAfcn/+w==

f4178696 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.5744075158474932; Mean 0.14938271604938277; Valid 810.0; Max. 10.0; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:nQaxcBIWNWCrkFxZMnaRYg==

f4178696 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Max. 6.0; Mean 0.10864197530864197; Valid 810.0; StDev 0.46700728571490957

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:cudGkRHQPOIbHvcERKz7Kw==

f4178696 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.5; Valid 76.0; StDev 2.244994432064365; Mean 3.0; Max. 12.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:RI9N4+xIqe4Qj821hY3TMg==

f4178696 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 26.0; StDev 4.136110178344795; Min. 1.0; Valid 55.0; Mean 4.8;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:tc2GBVFf31HWQ2iTZZ/4HA==

f4178696 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.9472409054227164; Max. 7.0; Mean 0.6432098765432096; Valid 810.0; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:4Vl/pE6gCvk7Pl6PULe0+Q==

f4178696 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.6666666666666663; Max. 8.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 1.1084572068784813; Valid 810.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:T0/fwNjpr6TRMrAINXfAJg==

f4178696 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 80.0; Mean 9.157514450867053; Valid 346.0; Min. 0.25; StDev 12.80978910804328;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:wbI2f0/L/xqZZzfyWxciOg==

f4178696 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.5; Max. 122.0; Valid 318.0; StDev 11.095231345340693; Mean 7.761792452830188;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:hiMVuSkTCW+cA2CiWYf24g==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 439550.22733159736; StDev 810587.0393076254; Max. 3306918.0; Valid 3088.0; Min. 11011.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:hL0vYYAVaoDIkEYnZIbIwg==

f4178686 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:znDq7RVigZEsZGNEFvPbtw==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 34.0; Mean 2.9867227979274618; StDev 2.1126714155570325; Valid 3088.0; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:TpBPkC4FhZXL7OfAR9TqKg==

f4178686 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:4rTpsaMv0NCawPmxOOm9+w==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 140.0; StDev 5.413999464805311; Valid 3088.0; Min. 0.12; Mean 3.8976101036269446

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:5foj6TXXRPt3wVFkFzuTrw==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 3.0; Valid 3088.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.52720207253886; StDev 0.6923420779743523;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:o1hIdwQRVsB5VykQMAkWXQ==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 3.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.528497409326424; Valid 3088.0; StDev 0.5886003306146173

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:UEH8dCs1qH+Sx6PT8Xh+0Q==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 23.5625; Min. 0.0; Valid 3088.0; StDev 22.05025577083955; Max. 180.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/l89SK2Wef1lDimMcIxIUw==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.7350545125124444; Min. 1.0; Max. 3.0; Mean 1.5806347150259057; Valid 3088.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:aKa6Sn7F5R5G/Lkuf7fgbg==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 50.0; Valid 3088.0; StDev 12.570407627813347; Min. 0.0; Mean 13.967616580310878;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:mumoIuTva22dkv1Qj7XZaA==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.4714426834724049; Max. 2.0; Mean 1.3332253886010363; Valid 3088.0; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:dOVEOmlUoWav8EWzD86UYg==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2059.0; Max. 5.0; StDev 1.1677335899484638; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.081593006313745

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ErCduprJUGBBp7TX7E0nxA==

f4178686 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:63SIXZXzfIFk5wCDNGxqPQ==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 1.4347383940739762; Mean 1.910945595854925; Valid 3088.0; Max. 8.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Uh09d0rn3YdUFPolW+9KQA==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 70.0; StDev 8.844844231662602; Mean 48.291566228292076; Min. 9.0; Valid 83.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Hbx87L4QNJXDuhb4Hh07eQ==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 7.0; Valid 3088.0; Mean 1.168069948186529; StDev 0.8263108769317199

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:qfrZK632uQ153U1dgIYaMQ==

f4178686 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:uuQs0UMDec8tHpyNTAB07g==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.2092409240924076; StDev 0.45870806782825885; Valid 3030.0; Max. 3.0; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:KJsbESEJP0uROQXNjH/0lA==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 18411.864235055713; Min. 600.0; Valid 987.0; Max. 364800.0; StDev 29649.863231127238;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:LiPQTTLun7TElgek+RfcXQ==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.3505572441742655; StDev 0.6343027296612245; Max. 3.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 987.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:pNJ6XIRGAvznJtHi65ogug==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.352941176470588; Max. 10.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 2.0173048149889308; Valid 969.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:RK82mFc3KwVqbsrNahU+1g==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Valid 991.0; StDev 2.085704579645476; Mean 1.8930373360242159; Max. 10.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:anGvq2CRl6ru4Y/aDrk5Xg==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; StDev 0.4433192478929976; Max. 2.0; Valid 995.0; Mean 1.7316582914572867

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:H93gOqXEReJoAaQ5DX5uHw==

f4178686 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 2.0; Valid 728.0; StDev 0.4999187472713549; Mean 1.4793956043956042

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:IFl/OwNhSKAsVoZJyuR/Sg==

f4178695 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 800567.64455513; Max. 3306918.0; Mean 427823.375; Min. 11011.0; Valid 3936.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:qcqGY+Vong+CkR48hr6QDg==

f4178695 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:6u2gUskm1sXhRwwNCSUQ7Q==

f4178695 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:yNue5T3jBqKVMmhLshpwig==

f4178695 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:EGaUIV3OwYjHzmhYPh5T4A==

f4178695 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 4.0; Mean 1.497459349593495; StDev 0.6770844503146729; Min. 1.0; Valid 3936.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:2JzkEdLBeMYY7Z6tohr1zw==

f4178695 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.6016837557396488; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.9715447154471555; Valid 3936.0; Max. 8.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:QJoyiwGN3WtL/udLog2Iww==

f4178695 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 3.4718236582694546; Valid 3652.0; StDev 4.691169739949313; Min. 0.08; Max. 100.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:EQ80LDdL8jjjy7vPZ0961g==

f4178695 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 11.28415001368737; Valid 3653.0; Max. 95.0; StDev 16.614673804213627; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ueXUxpm4Px3IJIjdfQepzA==

f4178695 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:kVpmXd28+XSbnqwhhkRCgA==

f4178695 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.21992561001074495; Max. 3.0; Valid 3653.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.955105392827813

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:H+MSumSA9YckguV+JkjSgA==

f4178695 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.25; Max. 20000.0; Mean 169.72871424604315; StDev 620.7096726986395; Valid 3601.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:97tQLkXvbXSJculpGbQN5Q==

f4178695 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 3.0; Mean 1.6851902545852693; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.941609745958368; Valid 3653.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:cvKjGvrL31mannIDm2mxxg==

f4178709 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 840975.7253556618; Max. 3306918.0; Mean 468002.90370371117; Valid 810.0; Min. 11011.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:wynMaYTqZX2/6e6EXEPZWA==

f4178709 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 15000.0; Max. 100000.0; Mean 51547.49044585988; StDev 15656.265451993606; Valid 785.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:GcK9E9Lv7KFHU447hgtGJQ==

f4178709 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 31421.41057934509; Valid 794.0; Min. 10000.0; StDev 9831.272389531463; Max. 70000.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:CYDQnD/dWrTmSAqqGb0BlA==

f4178709 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 15456.085051546392; Max. 35000.0; StDev 6664.926778910684; Valid 776.0; Min. 5000.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:xM5oeEq4lMJUXKv+Lh/L6A==

f4178709 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 5000.0; Valid 773.0; StDev 13430.815844256698; Max. 65000.0; Mean 23584.346701164308

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ClDLIneTC3HaqO2N/hkNYg==

f4178709 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 792.0; Mean 8593.08712121212; Max. 30000.0; Min. 2000.0; StDev 4476.784867759234

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:vC+6xHk6iq76rXW9F9URrA==

f4178709 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1846.227594269299; Mean 4316.790281329924; Min. 1500.0; Valid 782.0; Max. 10000.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+DjQggqhP0+JHkiwmN55Vw==

f4178709 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1665.8311153705063; Valid 790.0; Max. 10000.0; Min. 1000.0; Mean 3225.20253164557

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:t9b4D19XPHRW9fPRM1+BfA==

f4178720 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 11011.0; StDev 864452.4396018088; Mean 474672.6206415498; Valid 1434.0; Max. 3306918.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:rfEENK8KYNf28y4jHzmPPw==

f4178720 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:JXx/dVoRXkIM2axtFazLrA==

f4178720 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:VaZGt+eXrDvR+xdvzV+6nQ==

f4178720 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.376026171196595; Valid 1434.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.6094839609483964; Max. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:6h1yOas2+CR1olGbXQk1ug==

f4178720 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 2.027196652719664; Valid 1434.0; StDev 0.5162666795359899; Max. 3.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:yzWhdQGd8yrBlMnrrc3gEQ==

f4178720 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1434.0; Mean 3.8271129707113025; Max. 60.0; StDev 5.1365797641234145; Min. 0.02;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:OKtkZfGWwY4fj5rBvpLe6g==

f4178720 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1335.0; Mean 12411.469662921347; Min. 500.0; Max. 99000.0; StDev 15101.790254699692

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:tf+iidNBbjGCZSmwJk0aZw==

f4178720 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.5388139592013624; Max. 3.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1336.0; Mean 1.4116766467065873

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:V7EtPc+uNHYPFOygUwz/DQ==

f4178720 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 30.19643016640468; Mean 31.1987447698745; Min. 0.0; Valid 1434.0; Max. 180.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:mG7xSlfhiCyTNwX/dInc5g==

f4178720 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1434.0; Max. 5.0; Mean 2.067642956764294; StDev 0.9857458036373317; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:POa2qluT8I605VaV1OynEw==

f4178720 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1434.0; Mean 2.047419804741981; Max. 4.0; StDev 0.589969337723566; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:N1sH0dxQ1j6nTCeQ8ZzdkQ==

f4178720 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 365.07396565439274; Valid 1433.0; Max. 3000.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 238.04117236566654

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:D0rXEhIEMmJ9ezM6h+TLVA==

f4178720 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 19981.652085918726; Valid 1386.0; Max. 260000.0; Min. 200.0; Mean 10461.925252525281

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:cIx+kfha2uYvOHuVmLhbAw==

f4178700 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 11011.0; Valid 1434.0; Max. 3306918.0; StDev 864452.4396018088; Mean 474672.6206415498

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:rfEENK8KYNf28y4jHzmPPw==

f4178700 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:DE9lnxmGtPDPjaphwGKCKQ==

f4178700 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:14rYmDecJmBVyvDZ23wkwA==

f4178700 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.3760261711965953; Max. 5.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1434.0; Mean 2.6094839609483964;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:gKl1cXKHuRfWr1C7fikbTA==

f4178700 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.027196652719664; Max. 3.0; StDev 0.5162666795359899; Min. 1.0; Valid 1434.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:7TwAGkPN5xO/+WwkkmQ8tg==

f4178700 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.3305439330543922; StDev 0.470573120694969; Valid 1434.0; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:HxjMbW5n4Y6ZYyRdwb+vpg==

f4178700 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.9781249999999997; Min. 1.0; Valid 960.0; Max. 3.0; StDev 0.2634111378219895

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+0n6FKIAJeibXGY5huijdg==

f4178700 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 6.0; Valid 1416.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 1.1784398706076904; Mean 3.132768361581919

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:tRFDDkHRxHVXf91eSy1AGQ==

f4178700 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1434.0; Max. 4.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.57255927360534; Mean 2.7343096234309625;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:edywnKH3/hE2g5qCKpPlXw==

f4178700 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.8052487721257531; Valid 1434.0; Mean 2.3570432357043227; Max. 6.0; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:k+FXLymmd7UVYPUg/Nb4eA==

f4178700 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.3772663877266396; StDev 0.6749939309850382; Max. 6.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1434.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:al3oKk0sjfWaM4EkkMb/Cg==

f4178700 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1434.0; StDev 0.3225454680599553; Mean 1.8821478382147836; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Mb0uMMQkK2htZBk85FAHwA==

f4178700 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.28521929523869227; Mean 1.9107391910739193; Min. 1.0; Valid 1434.0; Max. 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:odn865d0Eg0CMEd0lqLebA==

f4178700 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 5.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.9781068006029948; Mean 2.8125; Valid 128.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:fXAyytdc6vUo8VJjQXD07w==

f4178700 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Mean 1638.92125984252; StDev 3204.5723697735193; Valid 127.0; Max. 15000.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:tHEdImR6a5clVYR4HXRZlA==

f4178710 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 474672.6206415498; Valid 1434.0; StDev 864452.4396018088; Min. 11011.0; Max. 3306918.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:rfEENK8KYNf28y4jHzmPPw==

f4178710 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:prot8v6furLoDmNrk6v4Fg==

f4178710 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:0T/2/m+FGg03Lgy25YUQ8w==

f4178710 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 1434.0; StDev 1.376026171196595; Mean 2.6094839609483964; Max. 5.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:uxeBhilgAQew7YmpV5nsbg==

f4178710 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 2.027196652719664; StDev 0.5162666795359899; Max. 3.0; Valid 1434.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:jSuART6OCN/08CYWUG9imA==

f4178710 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.7133891213389116; StDev 0.45233589967433663; Valid 1434.0; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:x2OV8BawqasNDDNITMzcIA==

f4178710 Location: