Baseline Survey Report of the Resilience 
Food Security Activity Graduating to 
Resilience in Uganda, Cohort 2
August 2022 | Volume II – Annexes A, B, C, & D
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The authors of this report would like to thank Edmund Emulu and Morris Bwambale for their 
outstanding work on this project as Field Managers for Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA). 
We would also like to thank all field staff, enumerators, team leaders, mobilizers, and auditors for all the 
surveys they were able to collect, many times in complicated settings, rainy seasons, bumpy roads, and 
COVID-19. 
We would also like to thank AVSI Foundation for their partnership and their patience and collaboration 
in adapting their program to the context of an RCT. 
We would like to thank the Bureau for Humanitarian Affairs (BHA) for their funding, support and 
guidance in the design and execution of the study.
We would like to thank the Office of the Price Minister (OPM) and Government of Uganda (GoU), for 
which the engagement and commitment of local leaders led to ease in operating in the community.
Finally, we would like to thank all the respondents for their patience and for the hours they spent
answering our questions.
This report was prepared by Antoine Guilhin, Jan Will, Gabriel Olila, and Rachel Strohm from IPA and 
Lasse Brune from Northwestern University.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Acknowledgments............................................................................................... i
List of Tables......................................................................................................iii
Acronyms...........................................................................................................iv
Annex A: Field Manual........................................................................................ 1
Annex B: Baseline Survey..................................................................................21
Annex C: Pre-Analysis Plan..............................................................................135
Acknowledgments..............................................................................................................................137
Acronyms............................................................................................................................................138
Executive Summary ............................................................................................................................139
1. Graduating to Resilience Cohort 2 Study Design .......................................................................140
1.1 Trial A: Regular Graduation Vs. No Graduation ........................................................140
1.2 Trial B: Regular Graduation Vs. Regular Graduation + IPTG .....................................140
2. Graduating to Resilience Cohort 1 Long-Term Follow-Up Study Design....................................141
3. Data Analysis for Cohort 2 and Cohort 1 LT ...............................................................................142
Annex D: Study Protocol .................................................................................144
Acknowledgments..............................................................................................................................146
Acronyms............................................................................................................................................147
Executive Summary ............................................................................................................................148
1. Graduating to Resilience Cohort 2 Study Design .......................................................................149
1.1 Sampling strategy for Cohort 2 .................................................................................149
1.2 Trial A ........................................................................................................................149
1.3 Trial B ........................................................................................................................150
2. Monitoring Plan for Fieldwork ...................................................................................................151
2.1 Introduction ..............................................................................................................151
2.2 Team Composition ....................................................................................................151
2.3 Monitoring Activities................................................................................................. 152
3. Field Manuals.............................................................................................................................153
4. Survey Instruments....................................................................................................................153
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VOLUME I
Baseline Survey Report of the Resilience Food Security Activity Graduating to Resilience in Uganda, 
Cohort 2 
LIST OF TABLES 
Table 1. Baseline Survey .............................................................................................................................21
Table 2. Pre-Analysis Plan Table 1: Number of Households in Trial A......................................................140
Table 3. Pre-Analysis Plan Table 2: Number of Households in Trial B ......................................................141
Table 4. Pre-Analysis Plan Table 3: Maximum number of households available for Cohort 1 long-term 
follow-up...................................................................................................................................................142
Table 5. Study Protocol Table 1: Number of households in Trial A ..........................................................150
Table 6. Study Protocol Table 2: Number of households in Trial B ..........................................................150
Table 7. Study Protocol Table 3: Team composition ................................................................................151
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ACRONYMS
BHA Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance
C1LT Cohort 1 Long Term
FCS Food Consumption Score
FM Field Manager
FO Field Officer
HFC High Frequency Check
HFIAS Household Food Insecurity Access Scale
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IP Implementing Partner
IPA Innovations for Poverty Action
IPGT Interpersonal Group Therapy
LT Long Term
N Number of Households or Individuals in the Survey Sample
NGO Non-Governmental Organization
OPM Office of the Prime Minister
PI Principal Investigator
RA Research Associate
RFSA Resilience Food Security Activity
SD Standard Deviation
USAID United States Agency for International Development
VSLA Village Savings and Loan Association
WASH Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene
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Welcome 
to the IPA 
Uganda Graduation Study 2021 
(UGS)
Cohort 2 baseline 
Training
Ground Rules During Training?
Innovations for Poverty Action(IPA) • American non-profit organization founded in 2002
• IPA’s research approach: IPA uses randomized evaluations because they provide
the highest quality and most reliable answers to what works and what does not.
We also repeat studies in different countries to test if findings are really
transferable. • Mission: Innovations for Poverty Action discovers and promotes effective
solutions to global poverty problems. • Vision: More evidence, less poverty.
Innovations for Poverty Action(IPA) • In Uganda IPA was established in 2008. • IPA Uganda has many evaluations completed or underway in
Education, Environment, Health, Finance & Entrepreneurship, and
Governance.
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Uganda Graduation Study(UGS) • This Uganda Graduation study is about livelihoods and wellbeing of
the extremely poor households in the community. • This study covers approximately 2,600 households in the Kamwenge
District in Rwamwanja Refugee area. Half from Host Community and
half from within the camp.
The Team 
Senior Research Associate:
Antoine Guilhin: 0788640164
Field Manager:
Edmund Emulu: 0774154904
General role of Field Managers
• Supervises all field work, ensuring that everyone works effectively
and efficiently to collect high quality data. • Design daily work plans in consultation with Team Leaders and Senior
Research Associate. • Oversees field logistics such as transport, per diem and hiring field
guides. • Informs local authorities of field work and seeks their permission to
work in the area . • Deliver assistance and advice to Team Leaders.
General role of Field Managers-Cont’d
• Ensure all project rules and policies are maintained. • Evaluate performance of Team Leaders and Field Officers. • Investigate and resolve any issues resulting from substandard
performance. • Work in the field to check on the progress of each of the data
collection teams. • Perform regular quality checks of the survey data. • Maintain frequent communication with the Senior Research Associate
about daily filed activities and alert him should any issues or
questions arise.
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Role of Team Leaders
• The Team Leader is responsible for arranging logistics, managing the
team’s movements, distributing and collecting survey materials,
receiving and checking all completed surveys. The Team Leader is
responsible for 8 Enumerators and report directly to Field Managers.
Roles of Mobilizers
• The Mobilizer is responsible for moving ahead of the survey team to
locate and inform each village/household/respondent about the
study. Mobilizers will meet with LC1s and make appointments for the
interview with the selected respondents. Mobilizers may also act as
trackers as the survey progresses. Mobilizers report directly to the
Team Leaders & Field Manager.
Roles of Auditors
The Auditor is responsible for checking that every survey is being
conducted to the highest standard. They will review each of the
surveys and report any errors or suspicious activity to the Team
Leaders. The Auditors will also re-survey randomly selected
respondents in order to check that the enumerators are collecting
accurate information. The Auditor reports directly to the FM.
Roles of Trackers
A tracker is an enumerator who will try to reach the respondents the
enumerators were not able to interview. Trackers will be identified
either during the training or during the first days of the data
collection. Trackers report directly to the FM.
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Frequently asked questions
• Will I be secured employment after I have successfully completed this
training?
• What does it take to be offered employment?
• How will the test be assessed?
• Will I get paid during the training?
Will I be secured employment after I have 
successfully completed this training?
• No,. Sometimes we invite more people to participate in the training
than we need for the study to ensure that we only hire the most
qualified people. You should have been informed about whether this
training is a part of the hiring process however, if you are in doubt ask
the research team for advice.
What does it take to be offered employment?
• IPA only hire the most qualified people. The data we collect has to be of
the highest quality so only people with outstanding skills are offered
employment. • If you would like to work for IPA make sure that you work hard during the
training, do all your homework, and complete and pass the test. During the
training there will be a variety of exercises and tests. The test is like an
exam, if you do not pass it you will not be offered employment.
What does it take to be offered employment?-cont’d
• Please note that even if you pass the test you might not be offered employment.
Sometimes we invite more people to participate in the training than we need for
the study, and sometimes all training participants are qualified. IPA will also keep
your name and contact details in our database for future references. • You will be evaluated on the following areas: Test score, participation and
completion of exercises, completion of homework, teamwork,
communication/language skills, initiative, punctuality, time management, and
attitude.
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Will I get paid during the training?
• You will NOT receive a wage during the training but you will receive a
per diem/Training allowance(will explain in details at the end) which
should cover your transport expenses. During the training IPA will
provide drinks, snacks and lunch.
What IPA expect from you during the training
• Active participation. • Ask questions when in doubt. • Completion of all assignments. • Successful completion of the test. • Punctuality. • Teamwork.
What you can expect from IPA during the Training
• To be treated fairly and honestly at all times. • To learn the basic principles of good enumeration. • To learn how to conduct interviews on Smartphone/tablet. • To receive feedback regarding what you are doing well and where
there is room for improvement. • To improve your enumeration skills and meet new people.
Your role as a Field Officer • Your main task is to conduct interviews
with selected respondents
• The quality of the data collected will
be determined by the quality of your work.
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Field Officer Code of Conduct • You must be courteous towards everyone (the respondent and his/her family and
friends, the other members of the team and everyone else involved in the study).
Your behaviour can have an enormous influence on people's opinions in the
localities covered by the survey. • You must inform the respondent that all information is strictly confidential. • You must avoid disturbing or upsetting anyone by your behaviour. • You must be properly dressed, so that the respondent will be inclined to trust
you, as a reliable and responsible person.
Relationship with the Team Leader • Always follow the advice given to you by your Team Leader. • You must inform your Team Leader of any difficulties or problems that
you encounter. • Your team leader will also collect and check your work and help you
solve any problems that may arise.
Relationship with the Team Leader • Your Team Leader (or another team member) will carry out the
following checks in the field to ensure your work is up to standard: • Examine in detail that each interview has been carried out properly and in
full. • Carry out audits spot checks on the responses you provided. • Provide feedback on your work.
Communication
• Everyone on the team MUST have
phones and everyone will have to use them. • There should never be a moment
where your Team Leader does not know
where you are and exactly what you
are doing.
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Basic rules for telephone use: • Always have your phone on 24/7. • Always keep your phone charged. • Always have airtime on your phone. • Always answer the phone when a team member calls you (no matter when!). • Never answer personal calls during interviews.
Interview Protocol • It is important that you see each
interview as a new source
of information. • Avoid treating the interview
as a mechanical process.
Who to interview and when?
• The interview should only be carried
out with the person(s) listed on the tracking sheet. • Before you visit the respondent the
mobilizer will have paid the respondent
a visit and scheduled an appointment
for the interview. • Always make sure to show up for
the interview at the scheduled time.
Making contact on the day of survey
Actual contact attempts must be made, either by knocking on the
door of the household, calling out, or talking to people you encounter
near the household. Simply walking by and thinking that no one is at
home cannot be counted as an attempted contact.
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If… Then…
Someone is at home Speak to the first adult you encounter in the household and
ask to speak with the person on the tracking sheet (name
the person).
No one answers Try again or ask neighbour if they know where the person
might be.
No one is at home Ask neighbour if they know where the person might be and
when the person will return. Note this down on the tracking
sheet. A second attempt will need to be made if the person
cannot be found.
Person is not available at the
time of the visit
Schedule another appointment with the respondent. Make
up to 2 additional visits to obtain the interview.
Explaining the survey and asking for consent • When you enter a household the first thing you should do is:
1. Greet every one
2. Introduce yourself
3. Say that you are working for IPA (Innovations for Poverty Action)
4. Ask to speak with the person listed on the tracking sheet • If the respondent is present you must explain the purpose of the study and the
expected length of the survey. • If the respondent is willing to participate in the study start by reading the consent
form.
Explaining the survey and asking for consent-cont’d
• After having read the consent form you ask if the respondents is still
interested in participating. • If the answer is yes, ask the respondent sign or thumb print the
consent form and give him/her a copy. • If the consent is verbal make sure there is a witness.
What if the respondent is reluctant to participate?
• Identify yourself, say that you work for IPA and explain that: • You are not trying to sell anything, • The purpose of the visit is research only, • All information will be held strictly confidential.
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What if the respondent is reluctant to participate?
• What if a person who is being contacted is reluctant to participate in
the study, and you are not sure why?
• What if the person becomes defensive?
• What if the person asks why we cannot just contact someone else?
• What if the person declines to be interviewed?
Private nature of the interview
Given that some parts of the survey requires
privacy, you should ask the respondent at the
beginning of the interview to go to a place
in the house or on the compound where
s/he is least likely to be disturbed
Private nature of the interview
• If another person does not understand and refuses to leave, you must use tact
and imagination to try and get rid of him. • Explain as politely as possible that the interview must be conducted in private, and that you
are instructed not to begin/continue the interview until you are alone with the respondent. • Ask the respondent to persuade the other person to leave. • Try to satisfy the person's curiosity by reading the first few questions (although please avoid
sensitive sections), and then say something like “you have heard some of the questions. Will
you now excuse us for a little while”?
Private nature of the interview
The presence of other people during the interview may cause a respondent
embarrassment and influence some of his/her answers. Overheard interviews may
also cause negative consequences for the respondent later (for example, if
someone in his/her household learns that the respondent has personal savings or
income and forces him/her to share it). Issues which require privacy include: • Health issues
• Income
• Savings and loans ALWAYS MAKE SURE THAT THE RESPONDENT UNDERSTAND THAT ALL RESPONSES REMAIN CONFIDENTIAL.
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How to read the questions to the respondent
Questions should always be read: • As they are written in the text, unless the question instructions
specify ‘DO NOT READ’ or ‘OBSERVE’,
Read out Options Slowly and clearly, • In a pleasant voice that conveys interest
and professionalism, and
• Entirely to make sure the respondent has
heard it completely. Do not change the
wording or order of the questions.
Tempo of the Interview
• Always remember that every interview is with a new respondent, a person who has
NEVER heard the survey questions before. • Maintain the tempo of the interview. • Avoid long discussions unless they are necessary for establishing accurate responses but
do not to run through the interview too fast either. • If a digression from the topic happens: • do not interrupt the respondent too suddenly
• listen to what he/she is saying, and
• try lead him/her back to the survey in a respectful and gentle manner Objectivity
It is extremely important that you remain absolutely NEUTRAL throughout the
interview; • Do not give any sign of preference to one type of answers or another. • Always assure the respondent that there is no right or wrong answer. • Avoid any preconceived ideas about the respondent's ability to answer certain
questions or about the kind of answer s/he is likely to give. • Never suggest an answer or attempt to guess an answer from a vague response.
Probing and ‘Don’t know’ answers
A good enumerator will probe the respondent if s/he has difficulty
answering a question.
Do your best to avoid accepting answers like "I don't know" by helping
the respondent to consider his/her answer.
When probing: • You may NOT rephrase the question another way or ask other
questions, unless the instructions in the survey manual specifically
give you permission. • You may repeat the question as it is written, or give an example if one
is written in the survey manual. Do not make up examples.
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Probing and ‘Don’t know’ answers (continued)
You will need to probe further to get an appropriate response when
the respondent: • Seems to understand the question but gives an inappropriate
response, • Does not seem to understand the question, or does not seem to have
heard the question, • Is unable to answer the question asked (e.g. say s/he doesn’t know
the answer), • Misinterprets the question, • Gives incomplete information or an answer that is unclear,
Probing and ‘Don’t know’ answers (continued) • Is taking a long time to answer the question and/or hesitates
• Asks for a specific part of the question to be repeated (in this case, read the
whole question again), • Asks for one choice to be repeated (in this case, read all the choices again), • Answers too quickly when you know the question requires time to answer, • If the respondent gives the same answer repeatedly for different questions, or • If the respondent gives you two or more answers for the same question.
Probing and ‘Don’t know’ answers (continued)
Be careful to maintain neutrality in probing. If the respondent gives an ambiguous
answer, your probes should be similar to the following neutral probes: “Can you explain a little more?”
“I did not quite hear you; could you please tell me again?”
“There is no hurry. Take a moment to think about it.”
“Remember, there is no right or wrong answer”.
Survey fatigue and feedback
Sometimes, especially if the survey is long, respondents start to get bored and 
provide irrelevant responses or respond ‘I don’t know’. 
Feedback may be useful when the respondent: • Needs to focus and get his/her attention back
on the question. • Is digressing from the topic. • Is making inappropriate or personal enquiries, or • Is performing well: listens attentively 
and answers appropriately.
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Useful feedback techniques
• Vary the type of feedback by using different phrases (e.g. great, excellent,
good etc.), • Pause briefly after feedback, • Give verbal as well as non-verbal feedback, such as a smile or a nod, • Use short feedback sentences for short responses and longer feedback
sentences for longer responses, and
• Keep eye contact while providing feedback.
Accuracy checks
You need to think about each answer the respondent provides in the
context of previous responses and your surroundings.
Always ask yourself: Does the answer make sense in the context of this
household and in the local environment?
If you suspect that the respondent is not 
answering as accurately;
Then encourage him/her to re-focus by discussing his/her questionable
responses in greater depth. If this continues, then complete the survey,
make a note on the tracking sheet regarding your doubts about the
respondent’s truthfulness, and contact your Team Leader immediately.
Interruptions
Interruptions may occur during the interview. For example????
• Take care that even if interrupted or delayed, you should remain
patient and polite at all times. • If they become too long or too many, suggest returning at another
time to complete the interview.
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Numbers and amounts
There will likely be questions in the survey where you will have to record
amounts such as questions concerning income, savings or loans. • If it is difficult for the respondent to add up the values it is your job as
enumerators to help in doing so. • Use a pen and paper or your notebook. • Only use the calculator on your phone when you really need them, we
don’t want it to become a disturbing element in the interview.
When helping the respondents to make calculations 
1) Be sure not to skip to conclusions to early!
2) Do not offend any respondent by taking for granted that they cannot
make the calculations themselves (but always check that the calculations
are correct).
3) Always probe sufficiently before you start calculating, to make sure that
all expenses are accounted for, and then start adding up the amounts.
The Work
• This section provides you with practical details such as working hours
and days, weekly schedule as well as a check list of materials and
daily tasks.
Practical details
Working days
• During the data collection period you will work Monday through Saturday.
Sundays are always off and you are free to do whatever you wish to.
Working hours
• The working hours are 7.10 am to approx. 6pm. You must be present at the office
before 7:10 am. Please don’t be late. You will leave the office for interviews by
7:15am each morning and will sometimes not return until 6 or 7 pm or even 8pm.
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Practical details-Cont’d
Surveys per day
• You are expected to conduct approximately 3 surveys per day.
Be prepared
• You will often be working in very rural and remote areas. You should therefore
always wear comfortable shoes that are easy to walk in. You should also take
good care of the supplies you are given: smart phone/tablets, paper copies of the
survey, pens, clip boards, folders etc. and have them with you at all times. You will
be given a back pack so you can keep all of your supplies in one place.
Practical details
Commitment: • We expect every team member to work for the duration of the contract. Keep in mind that if you
decide to leave before the end of your contract you will not only let your team members down,
you will also lose out on a very significant portion of your salary. If you have to leave for family
and personal emergencies we support you in this.
Pay attention to detail • There are many things you have to get familiar with and learn, from clicking the right buttons on
the smart phone/tablet to filling pages of notes. We expect that you will pay attention and
complete every detail.
OPEN DATA KIT (ODK) AND SURVEY CTO
Open Data Kit and Survey CTO are two computerized programs which 
allow the data collection (i.e. interviews) to be conducted using either a 
smartphone or a tablet.
How to use a smartphone/tablet
Swipe with your 
finger from left to 
right
On, off and sleep mode button
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How to open ODK/ Survey CTO
Survey CTO and ODK work in similar ways however the app looks different. To open 
either of the programs go to the home screen of the device and tap on the program 
icon with your finger once. Tap to open Survey CTO
Tap to open ODK How to get a blank form from the server
How to get a blank form from the server
You might be able to get more than one form. Mark the form your Team Leader has 
asked you to get and tab ‘Get Selected
Tick the form you want to get Tap ‘Get Selected’ 
How to open a new form
Every time a new interview starts a new form has to be opened on the device. 
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How to open a new form (continued)
This is the first screen of the survey. Always check that you are using the correct 
form. If you tapped on the wrong form go and tap on the right form. Check the name of the form to ensure that you are using the correct form
Filling in a form
• To go from one question to another you swipe from right to left. • Most questions are required: ‘Sorry, this response is required’ • Read the question that shows on the screen except if it explicitly says:
DO NOT READ or READ OUT or OBSERVE
• Underneath each question there are answer options provided or
space for entering the answer if the question does not have a pre￾coded answer.
How to change a response
If you have not swiped to another question: • Tap once on the wanted choice until the blue dot appear. • If you are able to select more than one answer (i.e. the question is of
the type ‘select multiple’) you reverse the selection by tapping once
on the answer which was incorrectly chosen so the blue dot
disappear. • If the blue dot does not disappear tab again until it disappears. • Once you are certain that the right answer option has been selected
you can move to the next question by swiping the screen from right
to left
How to change a response (continued)
If you have swiped to another question
First have to go back to the specific question: • Tap on the arrow looking icon with a
dot in the top right corner of the
device (within SurveyCTO or ODK). • The whole survey will appear in a list form. • Scroll up to the question you where wish to change the response. • Tap on the question – the question will appear in full.
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How to change a response (continued)
If you have swiped to another question (continued) • Once you have found the specific question: • Hold your finger down on the response until the message ‘Edit
Prompt’ appear with the text ‘remove response’. • Tap ‘Remove response’. • A new message will then appear with the text ‘Remove This
Response?’ followed by a text specific to the question. • Tap on ‘Remove response’ and the response will be removed.
You can now enter a new response.
How to change a response (continued)
How to change a response (continued)
If you have swiped to another question (continued)
To go back to the question you were just at (if you were not at the end of the survey). • Tap on the arrow looking icon with a dot in the top right corner of the device again. • When you see the survey in list form scroll down to the question you were at when you
decided to change/correct an earlier recoded response.
To go to the end of the survey
• Tap on the arrow looking icon with a dot in the top right corner of the device again. • When you see the survey in list form scroll down to the end and save the survey.
Saving a form and editing a partly filled form
To save the form tap the floppy disk icon in the top right of the screen.
ALWAYS note down the date and time you saved the form on the tracking sheet, as well as the device number on which the survey is being done. 
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Saving a form and editing a partly filled form (continued)
You can also save a form by tapping the ‘back’ button. Press save if you wish to save the form and exit, 
press Cancel if you hit the back button by mistake and you did not intend to exit the survey
Saving a form and editing a partly filled form (continued)
To edit the form you saved: Go to the Menu screen of Survey CTO and tab on “Edit 
Saved Form” Check that the time the form was saved is the same as the time noted down on the tracking sheet
How to finalize and save the form
After answering the last question in a form, you have to ‘finalize’ the
form, so that it can no longer be edited, and is ready to be s end. • ‘Mark form as finalized’. • Before you finalize the form and click Save Form and Exit you must check that the name of the form is the name you have been
instructed to save it under. • Sometimes you might have to enter the name yourself. • Tap once behind the name
• Delete the text • Enter the correct form name
• Tap ‘Save Form and Exit’.
Now you are ready to start a new interview.
How to finalize and save the form
Name the form with the name you have been instructed to save it under Check that the name is the name you have been instructed to save it under
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Don’ts in the Field
1. No Alcohol/Smoking when in the field.
2. Never do any kind of business in the field.
3. fighting/Quarrels in the field is prohibited.
4. Gambling and the like is not allowed.
5. No using Vehicles for non project activities.
6. No relationships (both with respondents and within the team).
7. No Media Engagement.
8. Never promise a respondent what IPA cant deliver.
Important items Field Officers should have; • PDAs
• Tracking sheets
• Bag
• Raincoat • Manuals(Survey & Training) • Helmets(for Mobilizers, Auditors, Trackers. • IPA ID CARD
• Approval letters
• Gift for Respondents (soap) • Team contact list
Questions?
Interview Procedure
Step 1: Ask to speak with the household head, the person who usually
makes the most important decisions in the household. This person has
been found for you by the mobilizer.
Step 2: If household head is not available, ask to speak with “2nd
household head.” This person has also been found for you by the
mobilizer.
Step 3: If 2nd household head is not available, ask to speak to
participant.
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Interview Procedure (Cont) • Step 4: If participant is not available, ask to speak to an alterative
participant. This should be an economically active female 17 years or
older. Ask the household to choose somebody is who is likely to
participate in a livelihoods program. • Step 5: If alternative participant is not available, reschedule with
participant. • Step 6: If participant is not available to be rescheduled, please speak
with your team leader. This household may need to be replaced.
Interview Procedure (Cont)
Step 7: If household head and participant are available, interview
household head for household section and participant for individual
section. The tablet will prompt you when the survey switches.
Step 8: If household head is available and participant is not, but was
successfully rescheduled, interview household head for household
section.
Step 9: If household head is not available but participant is available,
ask if participant is knowledgeable about household affairs. If yes,
interview participant for both sections.
Interview Procedure (Cont)
Step 9b: If participant is not knowledgeable about household affairs,
interview participant for participant section only.
Step 10: If participant was not successfully rescheduled, do not
interview anyone. Report this to team leader. Household may need to
be replaced. GOOD LUCK IN TRAINING!
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ANNEX B: BASELINE SURVEY
Table 1. Baseline Survey
Field Question Answer
intronote
UGS cohort 2 baseline household survey
Septembre 2021
meta_note
Additional Meta Data Collected
Text Audit 
Audio Audits
Percentage of Conversation 
Percentage of Quiet Time 
Stream of Conversation
intronote_enum Welcome to the UGS endline household survey
Reminder of the codes used in this questionnaire: Don't know: -99
Refuse to answer : -88
Only read out options when instructed to do so
password SKIP THIS UNLESS INDICATED OTHERWISE
teamleaderid (required) Team leader
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
teamleaderid teamleader
enumeratorid (required) Enumerator
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
enumeratorid enumerator
subcounty_select (required) Select the subcounty
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
subcounty subcounty
parish_select (required) Select the parish
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 parish parish
village_select (required) Select the village
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
parish village
hhid_insurvey (required) Household ID number
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
generated_note_name_60 hhid can't be missing
Question relevant when: ${hhid} =null
hhid_confirm (required) Confirm Household ID:
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 Response constrained to: .= ${hhid}
hhid_village_flag (required) The hhid and the village don't correspond, please go back and correct
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
date (required) Date of visit
Do not read out
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: . > date('2021-11-17')
Section 0: Introduction and Household Identification
Section 0: Introduction and Household Identification > Household Identification
hh_check (required) (A001) Please confirm that the household you are at is where the following 
individuals live: [p_hhead_name] and [p_othadult_name] and is located in this 
village: [village] in this parish: [parish] and in this subcounty [subcounty]. If this is 
not correct, please consult your team leader to ensure you are at the correct HH.
List of 3 first household members: [p_hhmem_list]
Do not read out
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: ${hh_check} != 0
1 Yes
0 No
Section 0: Introduction and Household Identification > Household Consent and Availability
Group relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Section 0: Introduction and Household Identification > Household Consent and Availability > Head of Household Availability
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speak_hh (A002) I would like to speak to the person who is most knowledgeable about issues 
of household assets, resources and income and who typically makes most financial 
decisions. I would also like to speak to an economically active woman who is 18 
years or older. If there are no economically active women in this household, I 
would like to speak with a youth, woman or man, who is between 18 and 35 years 
old.
By economically active, we mean a person who is either employed or actively 
seeking employment. By capable, we mean a person who is able to do some work if 
given a chance.
We will first ask the person most knowledgeable about household welfare a series 
of questions about household characteristics. We will then call the second 
respondent to speak with him or her a series of questions about health, nutrition, 
and community relationships.
If both the person most knowledgable about household welfare and an 
economically active woman 17 years or older or a youth, male or female, 17 to 35 
years of age is available, please consent both and interview them. <br/><br/>If 
the person most knowledgeable about household welfare IS NOT AVAILABLE, 
please request to speak with an economically active female 17 years or older or a 
youth 17-35. Speak to him or her about the entire survey. If neither person is 
available, please ask to reschedule the survey within the next two days.
hhead_ispart (required) (A003) Enumerator: Is the household head the same person as the participant, or is 
the household head a different person?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes, household head is the participant
0 No, household head and participant are
different
hh_avail (required) (A004) Is household head available for the interview?
Do not read out
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
0 Not available
1 Available
part_avail (required) (A005) Is the participant available for the interview?
Do not read out
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
0 Not available
1 Available
hh_not_available (required) (A006) Why is the household head not available?
Do not read out
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Respondent is a minor
2 Respondent is not available today, but will
be available some other time
3 Household is not known in the village
4 Household moved elsewhere
5 Respondent is away for more than one week
6 The respondent is not capable of participating in 
the survey (drunk, too ill, etc…)
7 The respondent speaks a language that I cannot 
speak
8 Ineligible
-66 Other
hh_not_available_osp 
(required)
(A006b) Please specify why the respondent is not available
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
part_not_available (required) (A007) Why is the participant not available?
Do not read out
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Respondent is a minor
2 Respondent is not available today, but will
be available some other time
3 Household is not known in the village
4 Household moved elsewhere
5 Respondent is away for more than one
week
6 The respondent is not capable of participating in 
the survey (drunk, too ill, etc…)
7 The respondent speaks a language that I
cannot speak
8 Ineligible
-66 Other
part_not_available_osp 
(required)
(A007b) Please specify why the participant is not available
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Section 0: Introduction and Household Identification > Household Consent and Availability > Consent Confirmation
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consent_note (A008) Read the information & consent form fully.
Make sure that the respondent (and participant) fully understands the information 
form before agreeing to sign the consent.
Read the consent form, not the instructions
Question relevant when: ${hh_avail} =1 or ${hh_avail} =2 or ${part_avail} =1
consent_script Introduction: Hello, my name is [enumerator]. I am working for Innovations for 
Poverty Action - a non-profit development research organization based in the US 
and Uganda. We are currently conducting a research study to learn about 
household livelihoods and wellbeing in your area to better understand the welfare 
of people like yourself. This study covers approximately 2,500 households like yours 
in the Kamwenge area.
Invitation to participate: We would like to invite you to participate in this survey. If 
you agree to participate, I will ask you questions about your household, for example 
your income sources and your wellbeing. In addition, we will ask you to measure 
height and weight of all children under 5 and women between 15 and 49 living in 
your household. Your participation is completely voluntary. You can refuse to 
answer the entire survey, stop the survey at any time by informing me that you wish 
to do so, or can tell us when a question makes you uncomfortable and we will skip 
that question. The survey will take approximately two hours to answer. All 
identifying information will be encrypted and will not be made public. Only the 
members of the research team will have access to them. We would also like to use 
the tablet computer to record our current location and make audio recordings of 
your answers. This information will help us collect accurate information and may 
also be used to take into account respondents’ cultural backgrounds and other 
information that can tell us more about how someone is doing. As with all 
information we collect, it will be used for research purposes only. The recordings 
are voluntary and are not a requirement of participation in this survey. We will not
record them against your will, and you will be asked to confirm if you agree at the 
beginning of the survey.
Risks: As with all research, there is a chance that confidentiality could be 
compromised; however, we are taking precautions to minimize this risk. Your 
participation in this study will be confidential and the answers you provide will be 
stored securely in electronic form. Your name and any other identifying information 
will only be accessible to the affiliated researchers and will never appear in any sort 
of report that might be published or shared with organizations who may be 
interested in the results. There are no other anticipated risks from your participation 
in the study. This study has been approved by an accredited Ugandan based 
Research Ethics Committee (MUREC).
Benefits: You will receive a bar of soap as a token of appreciation for your 
participation. Apart from that, you will not receive any program or services just by 
participating in this study.
However, the information you provide will be very valuable in understanding more 
about the people in this area.
Withdrawal: You may withdraw from this study or skip any question at any time and 
without any explanation. There will be no consequences for deciding to withdraw or 
skip a question. You can use the contacts that we have provided you with to inform 
the research team that you would like to withdraw after the interview. There are no 
circumstances under which the research team will withdraw you from this study 
against your wishes.
Questions & Concerns: Please ask us anything you want to know about this project 
now or later. If you have questions in the future regarding the research, please 
contact one of the members of our team: Morris Bwambale, Field Manager at IPA 
Uganda, Tel: 0771 847271. If you have questions about your rights as a research 
subject or regarding any damage attributable to the research and wish to discuss this 
with someone not involved in the study, you may contact the Mildmay Uganda 
Research Ethics Committee (MUREC) at 0392174236 or the Uganda National Council 
of Sciences and Technology (UNCST) at 0414705500.
Sponsor: This research is funded by the United States Agency for International 
Development Office of Food for Peace, which aims to reduce hunger and 
malnutrition.
Question relevant when: ${hh_avail} =1 or ${hh_avail} =2 or ${part_avail} =1
consent_head (required) (A009) Does the household head consent to participate?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
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consent_audio (required) (A011) Does the household head or the participant consent to audio recordings?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
consent_gps (required) (A012) Does the household head or the participant consent to gps coordinates being 
recorded?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
consent_sig_hh (A013) Enumerator: If the head of household consents to participate, please give 
them the consent form and have them sign on the paper
Question relevant when: ${consent_head} = 1
consent_sig_part (A014) Enumerator: If the participant consents to participate, please give them the 
consent form and have them sign on the paper
Question relevant when: ${consent_part} = 1 and ${hhead_ispart} = 0
Section 0: Introduction and Household Identification > Head of Household No Consent
Group relevant when: ${consent_head} = 0
status_noconsent_head 
(required)
(A015) Survey status for head of household if no consent:
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 everyone in household refused
2 target person migrated out of survey area
(TO BE CLARIFIED)
3 target household not identified/found
4 no one in household available for whole
survey period
status_exp_head (required) (A015b) For all reasons, give an explanation:
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Section 0: Introduction and Household Identification > Participant No Consent
Group relevant when: ${consent_part} = 0
status_noconsent_part 
(required)
(A016) Survey status for participant if no consent:
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 everyone in household refused
2 target person migrated out of survey area
(TO BE CLARIFIED)
3 target household not identified/found
4 no one in household available for whole
survey period
status_exp_part (required) (A016b) For all reasons, give an explanation:
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Section 0: Introduction and Household Identification > Head of Household and Household Nationality
Group relevant when: ${refugee} =1
hh_ugandan_yn (required) (A017) Enumerator: Is the head of household Ugandan?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hh_all_ugandan_yn (required) (A018) Enumerator: Are all household members Ugandan?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hh_ugandan_switch (required) (A019) Enumerator: Please ask to speak with the participant for the total survey. 
Then click 'yes' to continue.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .!=0
1 Yes
0 No
Section 0: Introduction and Household Identification > Name of Respondent
Group relevant when: ${consent_head} = 1 or ${consent_part} = 1
resp_intro (A020) I would like to begin the survey by asking you several questions about 
yourself
ENUMERATOR: Enter the name of the respondent carefully. Show the entry to the 
respondent to confirm the spelling
resp_firstname (required) What is your first name/Christian/Muslim name?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
resp_surname (required) What is your last name?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
resp_nickname Do you have a nickname? If so, what is your nick name?
Leave blank if no nick name
Section 0: Introduction and Household Identification > Household Contact Information and Location
Group relevant when: ${consent_head} = 1 or ${consent_part} = 1
Section 0: Introduction and Household Identification > Household Contact Information and Location > Head of Household and Other HH Member Contact
num_tele_line (required) (A022) How many telephone lines does the household head currently use? (e.g. 
Airtel, MTN)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 Response constrained to: .<10
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tel1 (required) (A023) What is the (first) telephone number of the head of household?
tel1_has (required) (A021) Does the head of household have a telephone number?
If you are not interviewing the head of household, please ask about the respondent's 
phone number
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
Write -99 if respondent cannot remember
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: string-length(.) = 10 or . = -99 or . = -88
tel1b (required) (A024) What is the (second) telephone number of the head of household?
Write -99 if respondent cannot remember
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: string-length(.) = 10 or . = -99 or . = -88
tel2_has (required) (A025) Is there someone else in the household with a telephone number?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
tel2 (required) (A026) What is the the telephone number of someone else in the household?
Write -99 if respondent cannot remember
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: string-length(.) = 10 or . = -99 or . = -88
contact1_has (required) (A027) Is there a person, outside the household, who could help us find you if we 
cannot find you in the future?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
Section 0: Introduction and Household Identification > Household Contact Information and Location > First Contact Outside Household
Group relevant when: ${contact1_has} = 1
contact1 (required) (A028) Please give the name of the first person, outside the household, who could 
help us find you if we cannot find you in the future.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
contact1_rel (required) (A029) What is their relationship to the household head?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Non-Household Relative
2 Neighbor
3 Friend
4 Priest/Religious Leader
5 Village leader
-66 Other
contact1_tel (required) (A030) What is their telephone number ?
Enter -55 if no telephone number
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: string-length(.) = 10 or . = -99 or . = -88 or . = -55
contact1_rel_osp (required) (A031) Please specify: What is their relationship to the head of household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
contact2_has (required) (A032) Is there a second person that could help us find you in the future?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
Section 0: Introduction and Household Identification > Household Contact Information and Location > Second Contact Outside Household
Group relevant when: ${contact2_has} = 1
contact2 (required) (A033) Please give the name of a second person, outside the household, who could 
help us find you if we cannot find you in the future.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
contact2_rel (required) (A034) What is their telationship to the household head?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Non-Household Relative
2 Neighbor
3 Friend
4 Priest/Religious Leader
5 Village leader
-66 Other
contact2_tel (required) (A035) What is their telephone number ?
Enter -55 if no telephone number
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: string-length(.) = 10 or . = -99 or . = -88 or . = -55
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contact2_rel_osp (required) (A036) Please specify: what is their relationship to the head of household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
address (required) (A037) Currently, we have this information to help find this dwelling in the future: 
[landmark] Please add additional information to help find dwelling in the future:
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: string-length(.)>30
g_consent
Group relevant when: ${consent_head} = 1 or ${consent_part} = 1
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > Section 1: Household Roster
hh_definition (A101) I would like to ask who the members of this household are. By that I mean 
all people, including children, who have been living and eating their meals 
together for at least six of the twelve months preceding the interview. Some 
people are considered as household members
even though they have lived together for less than six of the past twelve months:
- Infants who are less than 6-months-old
- Newlyweds who have been living together for less than six months
- Students and seasonal workers who have not been living as part of another 
household
- Other persons living together for less than six months but who are expected 
to live in the household permanently (or for a total duration of at least six 
months)
Servants, farm workers, and other such individuals who live and take meals with the 
household are household members even though they may not have blood or marital 
relationship with the household head.
People who have lived in the household for more than six of the past twelve months 
but who have permanently left the household (for example, they died or got 
divorced) are not considered as household members. People who live in the same 
dwelling, but who do not share food expenses or eat meals together, are not 
members of the same household.
hhmems_count_wohead 
(required)
(A102) In addition to you, [resp_fullname] , how many others live in this household?
Question relevant when: ${password} 
!=1332 Response constrained to: .>=0 and 
.<30
hh_ask_names Now I would like to ask you about the names of your household members.
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > Section 1: Household Roster > Current Household Member Names (1) (Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > Section 1: Household Roster > Current Household Member Names (1) > First, Last and Nickname - Current Household Members
Group relevant when: ${hhmem_pos} !=1
hhmem_firstname (required) (A103a) What is the first/Christian/Muslim name of household member number [0 
of [hhmems_count_wohead]]?
ENUMERATOR: Enter the name of the member carefully. Show the entry to the 
respondent to confirm the spelling
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
hhmem_lastname (required) (A103b) Last name (Required)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
hhmem_nickname (A103c) Nick name
Leave blank if no nick name
mem_list_check (required) (A104) Please confirm that the following persons are all members of your household 
and that no one is missing:
[hhmembers_names]
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 
Response constrained to: . != 0
1 Yes
0 No
hh_roster_exp (A105) I will now ask you questions about you and each of your additional 
[hhmems_count_wohead] household members, starting with [resp_fullname] .
Question relevant when: ${hhmems_count} >0
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > Section 1: Household Roster > Details of Current Household Members (1)
Group relevant when: ${hhmems_count} >0
(Repeated group)
hhmember_intro (A106) Now, let's talk about [hhmem_name_calc]
hhmem_gender (required) (A107) What is [hhmem_name_calc] 's gender?
Member #1
0 Male
1 Female
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Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
consent_part (required) (A010) Does the participant consent to participate?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hhmem_relation (required) (A108) What is [hhmem_name_calc] 's relationship to the head of household?
Member #1
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Head
2 Spouse/partner
3 Son/daughter
4 Stepson/daughter
5 rAdopted
6 Grandchild
7 Brother/sister
8 Niece/Nephew
9 Father/mother
10 Step brother/sister
11 Grandparent
12 Great-grandchild
13 Other family
14 Household help
15 Lodger
16 Friends
17 son/daughter in law
18 brother/sister in law
19 mother/father in law
-66 Other (specify)
hh_headnote (check1) You have already selected another member as the household head; there 
can't be more than one hh head.
Question relevant when: ${hhmems_hhead_count} >1
hhmem_relation_osp (A108b) Please specify: What is [hhmem_name_calc] 's relationship to the head of 
household?
Question relevant when: ${hhmem_relation} = -66
hhmem_age_years (required) (A109) What is [hhmem_name_calc] age in years?
Member #1<br/>(Age in complete years)<br/>Enter 0 if less than a year
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(string('1 2'), ${hhmem_relation} ), .>=15 and 
.<=120,
.>=0 and .<=120)
hhmem_birthmonth (required) (A110) In what month was [hhmem_name_calc] born?
Member #1
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
hhmem_birthyear (required) (A111) In what year was [hhmem_name_calc] born?
Member #1
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
2021 2021
2020 2020
2019 2019
2018 2018
2017 2017
2016 2016
2015 2015
2014 2014
2013 2013
hhmem_pregnant (required) (A112) Is [hhmem_name_calc] pregnant?
Member #1
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
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calc_hhhage_note (check2) Enumerator, the head of household age should be greater or equal to 17. 
Check the entires to proceed.
Question relevant when: ${calc_hhhage} =1
hhmem_marital (required) (A113) What is [hhmem_name_calc] 's marital status?
Member #1
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Married or living with partner
2 Separated or divorced
3 Widowed
4 Never married and never lived with partner
-99 Don't know
note_nohhh (check4) Enumerator, each household should have one household head. Please go 
back and check the entries.
Question relevant when: ${hhmems_hhead_count} = 0
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > Section 1: Household Roster > Check hh member information
hhmems_check_note1 (A114)Here is the list of household members
hhmems_check_table
Household members
ID Name Gender Age Head
1 M no
hhmem_check (required) (A115) Do you confirm?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 
Response constrained to: . != 0
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > Section 1: Household Roster > Target respondent
hh_targetresp_intro (A201) Now, among all the household members, I would also like to select an 
economically active woman who is 18 years or older. If there are no economically 
active women in this household, I would like to select a youth, woman or man, who 
is between 18 and 35 years old. By economically active, we mean a person who is 
either employed or actively seeking employment. By capable, we mean a person 
who is able to do some work if given a chance.
targetresp_select (required) (A203) Please select the respondent for this section from the list. This can either be 
the same respondent as the household section or an economically active female 17 
years or older or youth, male or female, 17 years to 35 years old.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
11 [11] ...
12 [12] ...
13 [13] ...
14 [14] ...
15 [15] ...
16 [16] ...
17 [17] ...
18 [18] ...
19 [19] ...
20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
targetresp_relation_listlbl list of label for relation to hh head (not displayed)
Question relevant when: 0
1 Head
2 Spouse/partner
3 Son/daughter
4 Stepson/daughter
5 rAdopted
6 Grandchild
7 Brother/sister
7 Brother/sister
8 Niece/Nephew
9 Father/mother
10 Step brother/sister
11 Grandparent
12 Great-grandchild
13 Other family
14 Household help
15 Lodger
16 Friends
17 son/daughter in law
18 brother/sister in law
19 mother/father in law
-66 Other (specify)
ind_info_confirm We have entered the following information about this respondent. If it is incorrect, 
please go back to the household section at the beginning of the survey to correct:
Name: 
[targetresp_name] 
Age: [targetresp_age]
Relationship to household head: 
[targetresp_relation_lbl] Sex: Male
Is economically active 
female 0 Is youth 0
Question relevant when: 0
targeresp_notfemale_flag 
(required)
ENUMERATOR: The respondent you have selected is a male, do you confirm that 
there wasn't there any economically active female in the household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .!=0
1 Yes
0 No
targeresp_notyouth_flag ENUMERATOR: The respondent you have selected is not a youth between 17 to 35. 
Given that there was no economically active female in the household, please select 
a youth 17 to 35.
Question relevant when: ${targetresp_youth} !=1 and ${targeresp_notfemale_flag} 
=1
targeresp_under17_flag 
(required)
ENUMERATOR: you selected a target respondent under 17, please go back and 
correct. Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > Section 1: Household Roster > household roster: education and occupation
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > Section 1: Household Roster > household roster: education and occupation 
> Hh member information, follow-up (1)
(Repeated group)
hhmem3_intro Now, let's talk about education and occupation
Question relevant when: ${hhmem3_ishead} =1 or ${hhmem3_istarget} =1
hhmember_intro2 Now, let's talk about [hhmem3_fullname]
Question relevant when: ${hhmem3_ishead} =1 or ${hhmem3_istarget} =1
hhmem_educ (required) (A116) What is the highest education level that [hhmem3_fullname] has 
achieved? Write the last full year completed - For example, if they are in the 
middle of Senior 4, they have completed Senior 3
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
0 Never attended school / did not complete
class
111 Pre-Primary 1
222 Pre-Primary 2
3 Pre-Primary 3
1 P1
2 P2
3 P3
4 P4
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5 P5
6 P6
7 P7
11 S1
12 S2
13 S3
14 S4
15 S5
16 S6
20 Polytechnic
21 Informal Training
22 College (non-University)
30 University
-88 Refused
-66 Other, specify
1 Business man/woman
2 Doctor
hhmem_educ_osp (required) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
hhmem_occupation (required) (A117) What is [hhmem3_fullname] 's main occupation?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
3 Teacher
4 Government Employee
5 Engineer
6 Journalist
7 Boda driver / taxi driver
8 Brewer
9 Catering
10 Farmer - commercial
11 Farmer - subsistence
12 Repairman
13 Housewife
14 Market vendor
15 Shopkeeper
16 Student
17 NGO Worker
18 Casual labor
19 Household help (maid)
20 Unemployed
-66 Other
-99 Don't know
hhmem_occupation_osp 
(required)
Specify other: What is [hhmem3_fullname] 's main occupation
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > Section 1: Household Roster > household roster: children and caregivers
Group relevant when: ${ask_module_childnutrition} =1 and ${under2_count} >0
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > Section 1: Household Roster > household roster: children and caregivers > 
Hh member information, follow-up (1)
(Repeated group)
s2n1
(A201) Now, let's talk about [hhmem2_fullname]
Question relevant when: ${hhmem2_age} <2
hhmem_caregiver (required) (A202) Who is the primary care giver for [hhmem2_fullname] ?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
generated_note_name_345 PROGRAMMING NOTE, REMOVE LATER
targetresp_wom1549: 0 wom1549_pos_list: 
[wom1549_pos_list]
wom1549_random_list: 
[wom1549_random_list] 
wom1549_random_min: 
[wom1549_random_min] 
wom1549_random_pos: 
[wom1549_random_pos] 
wom1549_random_name: 
[wom1549_random_name] under18_count 0
Question relevant when: 0
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > Section 1: Household Roster > Write this information on the anthropometry tracking sheet
Group relevant when: 0
note_anthropo1 (A204) Here is all the information you need to copy onto the anthropometric sheet:
note_anthropo2 (A205) Village : [village]
Name of the head of household : [p_hhead_name]
Household ID : [hhid]
Child name age (years) age (month)
anthro_children_show
list of all children under 60 months of age in the household
[child_html_list]
ID Child name age (years) age (month)
anthro_women_show
list of all non-pregnant women between 15 and 49 in the household
[woman_html_list]
ID Woman name age
anthr_check (required) (A208) ENUMERATOR: Did you record all the information on the tracking sheet. 
Select 'yes' to continue
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
anthro_consent (required) (A208) Do you consent to have these household members measured, height and 
weight?
1 Yes
0 No
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Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
anthro_consent_whynot 
(required)
What are the reasons for the refusal?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
hhead_ispart_flag (required) (A209) You indicated that the head of household and target respondent are the 
same person but they appear not to be the same person, do you confirm?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .!=0
1 Yes
0 No
hhead_name_flag_explain 
(required)
Can you explain?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
hhead_name_flag (required) (A210) In the list, the head of this household is [p_hhead_name]
In the household roster, you indicated that the head of household is [hhead_name]. 
Why is that?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Name was initially misspelled
-66 Other, specify
hhead_name_flag_osp 
(required)
Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > Section 1: Household Roster > List of respondents
note_resp_intro (A211) ENUMERATOR: Here are the respondents for this survey:
note_resp_hh (A212) Part I household: head of household:
[hhead_name]
note_resp_adult (A213) Part II target respondent: target respondent:
[targetresp_name]
note_resp_childnutrition (A214) Child Nutrition and Feeding Practices: Caregiver(s) of children under 2 years 
old [hhmem_caregiver_name_list]
Question relevant when: ${ask_module_childnutrition} =1 and ${under2_count} >0
note_resp_womennutrition (A215) Woman's Nutritional Status and Feeding 
Practices: target respondent: [targetresp_name] 
[wom1549_random_name]
Question relevant when: ${ask_module_womennutrition} =1
household_resp (required) (A216) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
household_resp_flag1 
(required)
(A217) The respondent was not the head of household, why is that?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
household_resp_flag2 
(required)
(A218) The respondent was neither the head of household not the target 
respondent, why is that?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (X) Open ended questions
Group relevant when: 0
nlp_instructions1 (X101) ENUMERATOR INSTRUCTIONS. DO NOT READ
For this part of the survey, you will ask the respondent to answer 3 open ended 
questions which will be recorded. It is important that you place the tablet close 
enough to the respondent, so the recording is clear. If there is a lot of surrounding 
noise, please try to do this part of the interview in a more quiet environment.
We would like respondents to say as much as they can for these questions.
Respondents will have at least 1 minute to answer each question. Some 
respondents may respond briefly. The recording should continue for at least 1 
minute. To incentivize the respondent to elaborate, say "thank you, anything else?" 
if they stop talking.
If the respondent says they don't understand the question, respond "the question 
is how you interpret it, you can respond however you like." and repeat the 
question.
nlp_intro (X102) INTRODUCTION
Now I’d like to ask some open-ended questions about you and your life. There are 
no right or wrong answers or interpretation of these questions. You can respond 
however you like. We just want to hear about your experience. I would like to 
record your voice using audio recording so we can understand more about you.
You will have at least one minute to answer each of these questions so take the time 
to explain as much as you need.
nlp_consent (required) (X103) Would you like to proceed? You can tell me to stop at any time.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
nlp_consent_whynot (required) What is the reason of the refusal?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (X) Open ended questions > Open ended questions, consented
Group relevant when: ${nlp_consent} =1
nlp_instructions2 (X104) ENUMERATOR INSTRUCTIONS. DO NOT READ
If yes, leave recording on for at least 1 minute for each question. Answer "thank you, 
anything else?" if the respondent stops talking.
If the respondent says they don't understand the question, respond "the question is 
how you interpret it, you can respond however you like." and repeat the question.
npl_instructions3 (X105) (X105) ENUMERATOR INSTRUCTIONS TO EASE THE RECORDING. DO NOT 
READ
Instruction to ease the recording. For each of these questions, the recording starts 
as soon as you enter the screen of the question (question slide).
For SurveyCTO to know the exact time at which you are done reading the question, 
please swipe to the next screen AS SOON AS you are done reading the question.
DO NOT start reading before you reach the field of the question.
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (X) Open ended questions > Open ended questions, consented > npl_typicalday_gp
npl_typicalday_question (X201) What do you do on a typical day? The question is how you interpret it, you 
can respond however you like. You do not have to rush. You have at least a minute 
to answer this question. ENUMERATOR: swipe to the next question as soon as you 
are done reading the question
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npl_typicalday_answer (X202) ENUMERATOR, DO NOT READ,
start the timer, stay on this field while you are recording the question Only swipe 
when the respondent is done
You won't be able to swipe before 60 seconds
npl_typicalday_endcomment (X203) Thank you for your answer
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (X) Open ended questions > Open ended questions, consented > nlp_important_gp
nlp_important_question (X301) In your life, what is most important to you? The question is how you interpret 
it, you can respond however you like. You do not have to rush. You have at least a 
minute to answer this question
nlp_important_answer (X302) ENUMERATOR, DO NOT READ,
start the timer
stay on this field while you are recording the question Only swipe when the 
respondent is done
You won't be able to swipe before 60 seconds
nlp_important_endcomment (X303) Thank you for your answer
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (X) Open ended questions > Open ended questions, consented > nlp_economic_gp
nlp_economic_question (X401) How would you describe your household economic situation these days? The 
question is how you interpret it, you can respond however you like. You do not have 
to rush. You have at least a minute to answer this question
nlp_economic_answer (X402) ENUMERATOR, DO NOT READ,
start the timer
stay on this field while you are recording the 
question Only swipe when the respondent is 
done
You won't be able to swipe before 60 seconds
nlp_economic_endcomment (X403) Thank you for your answer
npl_resp (required) (X404) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
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-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (A3) Polygamous
poly_intro (A301) Now, I would like to ask you briefly about your marital status.
poly_yes (required) (A302) Is anybody in this household in a polygamous relationship? We are not 
asking about mistresses or former wives but only about known co-wives that the 
husband has interacted with in the past 4 weeks.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
poly_anymale (required) (A303) Does any male in this household have multiple wives?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
poly_male (required) (A304) Who is this household member?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
poly_anyfemale (required) (A305) Is any female in this household in a polygamous relationship?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
poly_female (required) (A306) Who is this household member?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
poly_wives_outhh_num 
(required)
How many co-wives live outside the household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=4) or .=-88 or .=-99
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (A3) Polygamous > Polygamous Spouses (1)
Group relevant when: ${poly_wives_outhh_num} > 0
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (A3) Polygamous > Polygamous Spouses (1) > First, Last and Nickname - Polygamous Spouses
poly_wife_intro (A308) What is the name of polygamous wife [1 of [poly_wives_outhh_num]]
poly_wife_firstname (required) (A308) First name
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
poly_wife_lastname (required) (A308) Last name
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
poly_wife_nickname (A308) Nickname
poly_wife_samevil (required) (A309) Does [poly_wife_fullname] live in the village of [village]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
poly_wife_samesubcounty 
(required)
(A310) Does [poly_wife_fullname] live in the subcounty of [subcounty]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
poly_wife_subcounty (required) (A311) What subcountry does [poly_wife_fullname] reside in?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 
Response constrained to: . != ${subcounty}
subcounty subcounty
-66 Other, specify
poly_wife_subcounty_osp 
(required)
(A311) What subcountry does [poly_wife_fullname] reside in?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
poly_wife_sameparish 
(required)
(A312) Does [poly_wife_fullname] live in the parish of [parish]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
poly_wife_parish (required) (A313) What parish does [poly_wife_fullname] reside in?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 
Response constrained to: . != ${parish}
parish parish
-66 Other, specify
poly_wife_parish_osp 
(required)
(A313) What parish does [poly_wife_fullname] reside in?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
poly wife village (required) (A313) What village does [poly wife fullname] reside in? Village Village
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 
Response constrained to: . != ${village} 66 Other, specify
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poly_wife_villname (required) (A313) What village does [poly_wife_fullname] reside in?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
poly_wife_contact (required) (A314) Would you be willing to share a phone number for this person?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
poly_wife_tel1 (required) (A314) Phone number 1 to reach [poly_wife_fullname]
Enter -99 if respondent cannot remember. Enter-55 if no telephone number
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: regex(.,'[0-9]{10}') or . = -99 or . = -88 or . = -55
poly_wife_tel2 (required) (A314) Phone number 2 to reach [poly_wife_fullname]
Enter -99 if respondent cannot remember. Enter-55 if no telephone number
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: regex(.,'[0-9]{10}') or . = -99 or . = -88 or . = -55
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (A3) Polygamous > Husband who live in a different household
Group relevant when: ${poly_situation2} =1
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (A3) Polygamous > Husband who live in a different household > First, Last and Nickname - Polygamous husband
poly_husband_intro (A315) What is the name of the husband who lives in a different household?
poly_husb_firstname (required) (A315) First name
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
poly_husb_lastname (required) (A315) Last name
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
poly_husb_nickname (A315) Nickname
poly_husb_samevil (required) (A316) Does [poly_husb_fullname] live in the same village or in a different village? 
Same, different
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes, same village
0 No, different village
poly_husb_samesubcounty 
(required)
(A317) Does [poly_husb_fullname] live in the subcounty of [subcounty]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
poly_husb_subcounty 
(required)
(A318) What subcountry does [poly_husb_fullname] reside in?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 
Response constrained to: . != ${subcounty}
subcounty subcounty
-66 Other, specify
poly_husb_subcounty_osp 
(required)
(A318) What subcountry does [poly_husb_fullname] reside in?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
poly_husb_sameparish 
(required)
(A319) Does [poly_husb_fullname] live in the parish of [parish]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
poly_husb_parish (required) (A320) What parish does [poly_husb_fullname] reside in?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 
Response constrained to: . != ${parish}
parish parish
-66 Other, specify
poly_husb_parish_osp 
(required)
(A320) What parish does [poly_husb_fullname] reside in?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
poly_husb_village (required) (A321) What village does [poly_husb_fullname] reside in?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 
Response constrained to: . != ${village}
Village Village
-66 Other, specify
poly_husb_villname (required) (A321) What village does [poly_husb_fullname] reside in?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
poly_husb_contact (required) (A322) Would you be willing to share a phone number for this person?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
poly_husb_tel1 (required) (A322) Phone number 1 to reach [poly_husb_fullname]
Enter -99 if respondent cannot remember. Enter-55 if no telephone number
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: regex(.,'[0-9]{10}') or . = -99 or . = -88 or . = -55
poly_husb_tel2 (required) (A322) Phone number 2 to reach [poly_husb_fullname]
Enter -99 if respondent cannot remember. Enter-55 if no telephone number
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: regex(.,'[0-9]{10}') or . = -99 or . = -88 or . = -55
poly_husb_anymeal_7d 
(required)
(A323) Has [poly_husb_fullname] eaten any meals in this household in the past 7 
days?
1 Yes
0 No
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poly_husb_nbmeal_7d 
(required)
(A324) On how many days has [poly_husb_fullname] eaten meals in this 
household in the past 7 days?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=7) or .=-88 or .=-99
polygamous_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section? 1 [1]
2 [2] ...
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26 [26] ...
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28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (B2) PPI. Poverty Measurement
ppi_shoes (required) (B201) (PPI1) Does every member of the household have at least one pair of shoes?
Find out whether every member of the household has a pair of shoes in good 
condition. Slippers, ‘tire’ shoes (lugabire), and gumboots are not considered as shoes
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
ppi_blanket (required) (B202) (PPI2) Does every child under 18 years old in this household have a blanket?
The question refers to each child having his/her own blanket and not sharing a 
blanket with another member of the household. If a child shares a blanket with 
another person, record as a ‘No’
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
ppi_floor (required) (B203) (PPI3) What type of material is mainly used for construction of the floor?
This is about the floor of the house, the main dwelling unit.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Cement screed/concrete/tiles/brick/ 
stone/wood
0 Earth/rammed earth
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
ppi_energy (required) (B204) (PPI4) What source of energy does this household mainly use for cooking?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Electricity/ Gas/ Paraffin‐Stove/ Charcoal
0 Firewood/ Cow Dung/ Grass (reeds)/ 
Other
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
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ppi_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3]
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
11 [11] ...
12 [12] ...
13 [13] ...
14 [14] ...
15 [15] ...
16 [16] ...
17 [17] ...
18 [18] ...
19 [19] ...
20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (B) Section 2: Housing Characteristics
house_intro Thank you. Now, I would like to ask you about your home and your Household 
resources.
house_own (required) (B101) Do you own your house?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
house_roofing (required) (B104) What is the primary type of roofing material your house has?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Concrete, brick, cement
2 Stone
3 Corrugated iron sheet, tin, or other 
metal
4 Straw, thatch, sod
5 Wood
6 Mud
7 Dung
8 Leaf
9 Thatch or tins
10 Tarpaulin
-66 Other (specify)
-99 Don't know
house_roofing_osp (required) (B104o) Other main roofing material:
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3]
4 r [4] ...
5 [5] ...
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6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
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12 [12] ...
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16 [16] ...
17 [17] ...
18 [18] ...
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20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases
lstock_intro (E100) Now, I would like to ask you about livestock holding in your household 
during the last 6 months
lstock_own_6m (required) (E101) Have you or anyone in your household owned one of these types of animals 
in the last 6 months?
Include animals that someone outside the household takes care of.
READ THE OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., '-88') or selected(., '0'), count-selected(.)=1, 
count- selected(.)>=1)
1 Chickens
2 Sheep
3 Goats
4 Cows/heifers/calves
5 Oxen/bullocks
6 Ducks
7 Pigs
8 Donkey/mule
9 Horse
10 Rabbits
11 Turkeys
-66 ...
0 None
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
lstock_own_6m_osp (required) Specify the other animal.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 1 Chickens
2 Sheep
3 Goats
4 rCows/heifers/calves
5 Oxen/bullocks
6 Ducks
7 Pigs
8 Donkey/mule
9 Horse
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10 Rabbits
11 Turkeys
-66 ...
0 None
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
lstock_mostimportant1 
(required)
(E102A) Which of these is the most important for your household income?
Select the most important
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Chickens
2 Sheep
3 Goats
4 Cows/heifers/calves
5 Oxen/bullocks
6 Ducks
7 Pigs
8 Donkey/mule
9 Horse
10 Rabbits
11 Turkeys
-66 ...
0 None
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
lstock_mostimportant2 
(required)
(E102B) Which of these is the second most important for your household income?
Select the second most important
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Chickens
2 Sheep
3 Goats
4 Cows/heifers/calves
5 Oxen/bullocks
6 Ducks
7 Pigs
8 Donkey/mule
9 Horse
10 Rabbits
11 Turkeys
-66 ...
0 None
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
lstock_mostimportant3 
(required)
(E102C) Which of these is the third most important for your household income?
Select the third most important
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Chickens
2 Sheep
3 Goats
4 Cows/heifers/calves
5 Oxen/bullocks
6 Ducks
7 Pigs
8 Donkey/mule
9 Horse
10 Rabbits
11 Turkeys
-66 ...
0 None
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
prog_note1 PROGRAMMING NOTE
Most important [lstock_mostimportant1_calc]
Second most important [lstock_mostimportant2_calc] Third most important 
[lstock_mostimportant3_calc]
Question relevant when: 0
lstock_mostimportant 
(required)
(E102) Which of these are the most important for your household income?
Select up to 3
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Chickens
2 Sheep
3 Goats
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g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales 
and purchases > Livestock Quantity, Buying, and Selling (1)
Group relevant when: ${lstock own 6m} != '0' and ${lstock own 6m} != '-88'
g_consent > (I) Part I: 
household survey > (
Group relevant when: selected( 
${lstock_o
E1)Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock Quantity, 
Buying, and Selling
wn_6m} , ${lstock_value} )
g(1)>Owned in past 6 months
lstock_own_today (required) (E110) How many Chickens does your household own today?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
Quantity, Buying, and Selling (2)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock Quantity, Buying, and Selling (2) > Owned in past 6 months
Group relevant when: selected( ${lstock_own_6m} , ${lstock_value} )
lstock_own_today (required) (E110) How many Sheep does your household own today?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
Quantity, Buying, and Selling (3)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock Quantity, Buying, and Selling (3) > Owned in past 6 months
Group relevant when: selected( ${lstock_own_6m} , ${lstock_value} )
lstock_own_today (required) (E110) How many Goats does your household own today?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
Quantity, Buying, and Selling (4)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock Quantity, Buying, and Selling (4) > Owned in past 6 months
Group relevant when: selected( ${lstock_own_6m} , ${lstock_value} )
lstock_own_today (required) (E110) How many Cows/heifers/calves does your household own today?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
Quantity, Buying, and Selling (5)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock Quantity, Buying, and Selling (5) > Owned in past 6 months
Group relevant when: selected( ${lstock_own_6m} , ${lstock_value} )
lstock_own_today (required) (E110) How many Oxen/bullocks does your household own today?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
Quantity, Buying, and Selling (6)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock Quantity, Buying, and Selling (6) > Owned in past 6 months
Group relevant when: selected( ${lstock_own_6m} , ${lstock_value} )
lstock_own_today (required) (E110) How many Ducks does your household own today?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
Quantity, Buying, and Selling (7)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock Quantity, Buying, and Selling (7) > Owned in past 6 months
Group relevant when: selected( ${lstock_own_6m} , ${lstock_value} )
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lstock_own_today (required) (E110) How many Pigs does your household own today?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
Quantity, Buying, and Selling (8)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock Quantity, Buying, and Selling (8) > Owned in past 6 months
Group relevant when: selected( ${lstock_own_6m} , ${lstock_value} )
lstock_own_today (required) (E110) How many Donkey/mule does your household own today?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
onsent > (I) Part I: household 
survey > (E1 Selling (9)
)Section3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock Quantity, Buying, 
and
(Repeated group)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock Quantity, Buying, and Selling (9) > Owned in past 6 months
Group relevant when: selected( ${lstock_own_6m} , ${lstock_value} )
lstock_own_today (required) (E110) How many Horse does your household own today?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
Quantity, Buying, and Selling (10)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock Quantity, Buying, and Selling (10) > Owned in past 6 
months
Group relevant when: selected( ${lstock_own_6m} , ${lstock_value} )
lstock_own_today (required) (E110) How many Rabbits does your household own today?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
Quantity, Buying, and Selling (11)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock Quantity, Buying, and Selling (11) > Owned in past 6 
months
Group relevant when: selected( ${lstock_own_6m} , ${lstock_value} )
lstock_own_today (required) (E110) How many Turkeys does your household own today?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
Quantity, Buying, and Selling (12)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock Quantity, Buying, and Selling (12) > Owned in past 6 
months
Group relevant when: selected( ${lstock_own_6m} , ${lstock_value} )
lstock_own_today (required) (E110) How many [lstock_label] does your household own today?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
lstock_bef_have (required) (E121) Did you have one of these types of animals before arriving in Rwamwanja?
READ THE OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., '-88') or selected(., '0'), count-selected(.)=1, 
count- selected(.)>=1)
1 Chickens
2 Sheep
3 Goats
4 Cows/heifers/calves
5 Oxen/bullocks
6 Ducks
7 Pigs
8 Donkey/mule
9 Horse
10 Rabbits
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11 Turkeys
-66 ...
0 None
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
lstock_bef_have_osp (required) Specify the other animal.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
before displacement (1)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
lstock_bef_count (required) (E122) How many of Chickens did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
before displacement (2)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
lstock_bef_count (required) (E122) How many of Sheep did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
before displacement (3)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
lstock_bef_count (required) (E122) How many of Goats did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: 
household survey > (E1
Group relevant when: 
${lstock_own_6m} !=
)Section3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock before 
displacement (4)
'0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
lstock_bef_count (required)
(E122) How many of Cows/heifers/calves did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
before displacement (5)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
lstock_bef_count (required) (E122) How many of Oxen/bullocks did 
you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} 
!=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
before displacement (6)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
lstock_bef_count (required) (E122) How many of Ducks did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
before displacement (7)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
lstock_bef_count (required) (E122) How many of Pigs did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
before displacement (8)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
lstock_bef_count (required) (E122) How many of Donkey/mule did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
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g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
before displacement (9)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
lstock_bef_count (required) (E122) How many of Horse did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
before displacement (10)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
lstock_bef_count (required) (E122) How many of Rabbits did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
before displacement (11)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
lstock_bef_count (required) (E122) How many of Turkeys did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E1) Section 3A: Livestock ownership, sales and purchases > Livestock 
before displacement (12)
Group relevant when: ${lstock_own_6m} != '0' and ${lstock_own_6m} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
lstock_bef_count (required) (E122) How many of [lstock_bef_label] did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and . <= 1000) or . = -99 or . = -88
livestock_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 r[4] ...
5 [5] ...
6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
11 [11] ...
12 [12] ...
13 [13] ...
14 [14] ...
15 [15] ...
16 [16] ...
17 [17] ...
18 [18] ...
19 [19] ...
20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
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-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E2) Section 3B: Livestock Inputs
lstockin_note (E200a) Now, we are going to talk about livestock inputs.
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E2) Section 3B: Livestock Inputs > Animal feed (1) (Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E2) Section 3B: Livestock Inputs > Animal feed (1) > Animal feed
lstockin_intro (E200c) Let's talk about expenditures on [Animal feed]
lstockin (required) (E201) In the last 30 days, meaning from 10-Nov-2021 to yesterday, did you spend 
anything on
Animal feed ?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
lstockin_osp (required) Specify other: livestock input
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E2) Section 3B: Livestock Inputs > Transportation for animals/selling 
products (2)
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E2) Section 3B: Livestock Inputs > Transportation for animals/selling products (2) > Transportation for animals/selling products
lstockin_intro (E200c) Let's talk about expenditures on [Transportation for animals/selling 
products]
lstockin (required) (E201) In the last 30 days, meaning from 10-Nov-2021 to yesterday, did you spend 
anything on Transportation for animals/selling products ?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
lstockin_osp (required) Specify other: livestock input
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E2) Section 3B: Livestock Inputs > Hired labor for livestock (3) (Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E2) Section 3B: Livestock Inputs > Hired labor for livestock (3) > Hired labor for livestock
lstockin_intro (E200c) Let's talk about expenditures on [Hired labor for livestock]
lstockin (required) (E201) In the last 30 days, meaning from 10-Nov-2021 to yesterday, did you spend 
anything on
Hired labor for livestock ?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
lstockin_osp (required) Specify other: livestock input
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E2) Section 3B: Livestock Inputs > vaccines, anti-parasite, or other 
veterinarian costs (4)
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E2) Section 3B: Livestock Inputs > vaccines, anti-parasite, or other veterinarian costs (4) > vaccines, anti-parasite, or other 
veterinarian costs
lstockin_intro (E200c) Let's talk about expenditures on [vaccines, anti-parasite, or other 
veterinarian costs]
lstockin (required) (E201) In the last 30 days, meaning from 10-Nov-2021 to yesterday, did you spend 
anything on
vaccines, anti-parasite, or other veterinarian costs ?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
lstockin_osp 
(required)
Specify other: livestock input
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E2) Section 3B: Livestock Inputs > Other livestock input (5) (Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E2) Section 3B: Livestock Inputs > Other livestock input (5) > Other livestock input
lstockin_intro (E200c) Let's talk about expenditures on [Other livestock input]
lstockin (required) (E201) In the last 30 days, meaning from 10-Nov-2021 to yesterday, did you spend 
anything on
Other livestock input ?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
lstockin_osp (required) Specify other: livestock input
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
livestock_inputs_resp 
(required)
Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
6 [6] ...
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7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
11 [11] ...
12 [12] ...
13 [13] ...
14 [14] ...
15 [15] ...
16 [16] ...
17 [17] ...
18 [18] ...
19 [19] ...
20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E3) Section 3C: Livestock Production
lstockout_note (E300) Now, I would like to talk about the product from livestock of your household
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E3) Section 3C: Livestock Production > Livestock Production Options
lstockout_opt_note (E301) In the past 30 days has your household produced any of the following? 1 Yes
0 No
lstockout_milk (required) (E301a) Milk Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 1 Yes
0 No
lstockout_eggs (required) (E301b) Eggs
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
lstockout_other (required) (E301g) Other animal products
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
lstockout_other_osp (required) (E301g) Please specify: other animal product?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
livestock prod resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 r[2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
11 [11] ...
12 [12] ...
13 [13] ...
14 [14] ...
15 [15] ...
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16 [16] ...
17 [17] ...
18 [18] ...
19 [19] ...
20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E4) Section 3D: livestock structure
lstockassets_note (E400) Now, we are going to talk about livestock structure.
lstockassets (required) (E401) Do you or your household members have one of these livestock structures?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., 0), count-selected(.) = 1, 
count- selected(.) >= 1)
1 Bird Pen/Coop
2 Goat house/goat pen
3 Pigsty/pigpen
4 Cow house/corral
-66 Other asset
0 None
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
lstockassets_osp (required) (E401) Specify other: livestock asset
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (E4) Section 3D: livestock structure > [lstockasset_name] (1)
Group relevant when: ${lstockassets} != '0' and ${lstockassets} != '-88'
(Repeated group)
lstockasset_number (required) (E402) How many [[lstockasset_name]] does your household have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=1000) or .=-88 or .=-99
lstockasset_rent (required) (E404) Have you rented any of your [[lstockasset_name]] in the past 6 months?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
season_list (required) (not displayed)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 September to December 2021
agricultural season
2 March to May 2021 agricultural
season
season_start_list (required) (not displayed)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 September 2021
2 March 2021
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season
plot_intro (F100) Now, let's talk about the plots that you household own or cultivate during the 
current
September to December 2021 agricultural season.
plot_size_own (F131) What is the total size of the plots that you own?
ags1_plotown_nbunit 
(required)
Number of unit
Question relevant when: ${password} 
!=1332 Response constrained to: .>=0 or 
.=-88 or .=-99
ags1_plotown_unit (required) (F131) Unit
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Square meter (m2)
2 Acre(s)
3 Hectare(s)
4 Dundee
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ags1_plotown_unit_osp 
(required)
(F131) Other unit, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags1_plotown_unit_sqm 
(required)
(F131) how many square meters are in an [ags1_plotown_unit_osp]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 Response constrained to: .>0 or .=-88 
or .=-99
ags1_plotown_size_flag 
(required)
(F131B) You said the total size of the plots you own is
[ags1_plotown_nbunit] [ags1_plotown_unit_lbl], which represents 
[ags1_plotown_size_calc] square meters, are you sure?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .!=0
1 Yes
0 No
crop_input_intro (F141) Now, we are going to talk about agricultural inputs bought and used during 
September to December 2021 agricultural season
ags1_input_list (required) (Not displayed)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Organic fertilizer
2 Inorganic or chemical fertilizer
3 Pesticides
4 Herbicides
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season > Agricultural inputs (1) (Repeated group)
ags1_input_use (required) (F142) Have you used [Organic fertilizer] during the September to 
December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_input_buy (required) (F143) Have you purchased [Organic fertilizer] during the September to December 
2021 agricultural season?
[ags1_input_use_hint]
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_input_buy_place 
(required)
(F146) Where have you bought most of the [Organic fertilizer] that you used during 
the September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Government/ LC
2 Private trader in local market/village
3 Private trader in district market
4 Fellow farmers
5 Neighbor/ Relative
6 Agricultural fair
-66 Other, specify
ags1_input_buy_place_osp 
(required)
Specify the other place.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags1_input_use_expt (required) (F142b) Do you expect to use [Organic fertilizer] during the September to December 
2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_input_buy_expt 
(required)
(F143b) Do you expect to buy [Organic fertilizer] during the September to December 
2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season > Agricultural inputs (2) (Repeated group)
ags1_input_use (required) (F142) Have you used [Inorganic or chemical fertilizer] during the September to 
December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_input_buy (required) (F143) Have you purchased [Inorganic or chemical fertilizer] during the September 
to
December 2021 agricultural season?
[ags1_input_use_hint]
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_input_buy_place 
(required)
(F146) Where have you bought most of the [Inorganic or chemical fertilizer] that you 
used during the September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Government/ LC
2 Private trader in local market/village
3 Private trader in district market
4 Fellow farmers
5 Neighbor/ Relative
6 Agricultural fair
-66 Other, specify
ags1_input_buy_place_osp 
(required)
Specify the other place.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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ags1_input_use_expt (required) (F142b) Do you expect to use [Inorganic or chemical fertilizer] during the September 
to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_input_buy_expt 
(required)
(F143b) Do you expect to buy [Inorganic or chemical fertilizer] during the September 
to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season > Agricultural inputs (3) (Repeated group)
ags1_input_use (required) (F142) Have you used [Pesticides] during the September to December 2021 
agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_input_buy (required) (F143) Have you purchased [Pesticides] during the September to December 2021 
agricultural season?
[ags1_input_use_hint]
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_input_buy_place 
(required)
(F146) Where have you bought most of the [Pesticides] that you used during the 
September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Government/ LC
2 Private trader in local market/village
3 Private trader in district market
4 Fellow farmers
5 Neighbor/ Relative
6 Agricultural fair
-66 Other, specify
ags1_input_buy_place_osp 
(required)
Specify the other place.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags1_input_use_expt (required) (F142b) Do you expect to use [Pesticides] during the September to December 2021 
agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_input_buy_expt 
(required)
(F143b) Do you expect to buy [Pesticides] during the September to December 2021 
agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season > Agricultural inputs (4) (Repeated group)
ags1_input_use (required) (F142) Have you used [Herbicides] during the September to December 2021 
agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_input_buy (required) (F143) Have you purchased [Herbicides] during the September to December 2021
agricultural season?
[ags1_input_use_hint]
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_input_buy_place 
(required)
(F146) Where have you bought most of the [Herbicides] that you used during the 
September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Government/ LC
2 Private trader in local market/village
3 Private trader in district market
4 Fellow farmers
5 Neighbor/ Relative
6 Agricultural fair
-66 Other, specify
ags1_input_buy_place_osp 
(required)
Specify the other place.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags1_input_use_expt (required) (F142b) Do you expect to use [Herbicides] during the September to December 2021 
agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_input_buy_expt 
(required)
(F143b) Do you expect to buy [Herbicides] during the September to December 2021 
agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_anyseed_use (required) (F147) Have you used any seeds or seedling during the September to December 
2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_anyseed_buy (required) (F148) Have you purchased any seeds or seedling during the September to 
December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_anyseed_branded 
(required)
(F149) Some seeds are sold in branded packages or some are sold loose. 1 Branded
2 Loose
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Were the seeds or seedling you have bought during the September to December 
2021 agricultural season in a branded package or loose?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., -99) or selected(., 0), 
count- selected(.) = 1, count-selected(.) >= 1)
-99 Don't Know
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season > Branded and loose seeds (1)
Group relevant when: ${ags1_anyseed_buy} =1
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season > Branded and loose seeds (1) > Branded seeds purchased
Group relevant when: ${ags1_seed_buy} =1
ags1_seed_buy_place 
(required)
(F152b) Where have you bought most of the [Branded seeds] that you used during 
the September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Government/ LC
2 Private trader in local market/village
3 Private trader in district market
4 Fellow farmers
5 Neighbor/ Relative
6 Agricultural fair
-66 Other, specify
ags1_seed_buy_place_osp 
(required)
Specify the other place.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags1_seed_crops (required) (F153) For which crops have you used [Branded seeds]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
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ags1_seed_crops_osp 
(required)
Specify the other crop.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season > Branded and loose seeds (2)
Group relevant when: ${ags1_anyseed_buy} =1
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season > Branded and loose seeds (2) > Loose seeds purchased
Group relevant when: ${ags1_seed_buy} =1
ags1_seed_buy_place 
(required)
(F152b) Where have you bought most of the [Loose seeds] that you used during the 
September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Government/ LC
2 Private trader in local market/village
3 Private trader in district market
4 Fellow farmers
5 Neighbor/ Relative
6 Agricultural fair
-66 Other, specify
ags1_seed_buy_place_osp 
(required)
Specify the other place.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags1_seed_crops (required) (F153) For which crops have you used [Loose seeds]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
-66 ...
ags1_seed_crops_osp 
(required)
Specify the other crop.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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ags1_hiredlabor (required) (F154) Have you hired labor during the September to December 2021 agricultural 
season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_hiredlabor_expt 
(required)
(F155B) Do you expect to hire labor during the September to December 2021 
agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_irrig (required) (F156) Have you used irrigation during the September to December 2021 
agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_irrig_type (required) (F157) What was the type of irrigation that you have used during the September to 
December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Flooding
2 Sprinkler
3 Drip irrigation
4 Bucket / watering can
5 Water hose
-66 Other, specify
ags1_irrig_type_osp (required) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags1_irrig2 (required) Do you expect to use irrigation during the September to December 2021 agricultural 
season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_irrig2_type (required) What is the type of irrigation that you expect to use during the September to 
December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Flooding
2 Sprinkler
3 Drip irrigation
4 Bucket / watering can
5 Water hose
-66 Other, specify
ags1_irrig2_type_osp 
(required)
Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags1_mecha_list (required) (Not displayed)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Mechanical Plough (including oxen￾pulled)
2 Knapsack chemical sprayer
3 Mechanical water pump
4 Motorized water pump
5 Motorized grain mill
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season > Mechanization (1) (Repeated group)
ags1_mecha_use (required) (F159) Have you used [Mechanical Plough (including oxen-pulled)] during the 
September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_mecha_use_expt 
(required)
(F159b) Do you expect to use [Mechanical Plough (including oxen-pulled)] during the
September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season > Mechanization (2) (Repeated group)
ags1_mecha_use (required) (F159) Have you used [Knapsack chemical sprayer] during the September to 
December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_mecha_use_expt 
(required)
(F159b) Do you expect to use [Knapsack chemical sprayer] during the 
September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season > Mechanization (3) (Repeated group)
ags1_mecha_use (required) (F159) Have you used [Mechanical water pump] during the September to December 
2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_mecha_use_expt 
(required)
(F159b) Do you expect to use [Mechanical water pump] during the September to 
December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season > Mechanization (4) (Repeated group)
ags1_mecha_use (required) (F159) Have you used [Motorized water pump] during the September to December 
2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_mecha_use_expt (F159b) Do you expect to use [Motorized water pump] during the September to 1 Yes
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(required) December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season > Mechanization (5) (Repeated group)
ags1_mecha_use (required) (F159) Have you used [Motorized grain mill] during the September to December 
2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_mecha_use_expt 
(required)
(F159b) Do you expect to use [Motorized grain mill] during the September to 
December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_mecha_use_oth1 
(required)
(F161) Have you used any other mechanical or motorized agricultural equipment 
during the September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_mecha_use_osp 
(required)
(F162) What was this equipment?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags1_mecha_use2_oth1 
(required)
(F161b) Do you expect to use any other mechanical or motorized agricultural 
equipment during the September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_mecha_use2_osp 
(required)
(F161b) What is this equipment?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags1_crop_intro1 Now, we would like to talk about the crops cultivated by your household during the 
September
to December 2021 agricultural season.
ags1_anycrops (required) (F164) Is your household growing any crop during the September to December 2021 
agricultural season?
We want to know about all crops planted since September 2021, the 
beginning of the agricultural season, whether harvested yet or not.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_crops (required) (F165a) Which crops is the household growing during the September to December 
2021 agricultural season?
We want to know about all crops planted since September 2021, the 
beginning of the agricultural season, whether harvested yet or not.
We also want to know about fruit trees and other permanent crops from which the 
household may have harvested during the September to December 2021 
agricultural season
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
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340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
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ags1_crops_osp (required) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags1_foodcrop1 (required) (F165c) Which is the most important crop for your household’s own consumption 
that you cultivate in this season, September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Select the most important
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
-66 ...
ags1_foodcrop2 (required) (F165d) Which is the second most important crop for your household’s own 
consumption that you cultivate in this season, September to December 2021 
agricultural season?
Select the second most important
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
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620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
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ags1_anycashcrops (required) (F165f) Are you going you sell any crop during the September to December 2021 
agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_cashcrops (required) (F165g) Which is the most important crops for your household’s cash income in this 
season, September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Ask up to three
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 
Response constrained to: count￾selected(.)<=3
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
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123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
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ags1_cashcrop1 (required) (F165h) Which is the most important crop for your household’s cash income in this 
season, September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
-66 ...
ags1_cashcrop2 (required) (F165i) Which is the second most important crop for your household’s cash income 
in this season, September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
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215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
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ags1_cashcrop3 (required) (F165j) Which is the third most important crop for your household’s cash income in 
this season, September to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
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420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
-66 ...
prog_note2 PROGRAMMING NOTE
ags1_foodcrop1_calc 
[ags1_foodcrop1_calc] 
ags1_foodcrop2_calc 
[ags1_foodcrop2_calc]
ags1_cashcrop1_calc 
[ags1_cashcrop1_calc] 
ags1_cashcrop2_calc 
[ags1_cashcrop2_calc] 
ags1_cashcrop3_calc 
[ags1_cashcrop3_calc]
Question relevant when: 0
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F1) Section 4A: Agriculture: current season > Crops (1)
Group relevant when: ${ags1_anycrops} = 1
(Repeated group)
ags1_crop_intro2 Now, I am going to talk about [ags1_crop_label] cultivated during the September to
December 2021 agricultural season
ags1_harvst_enddate 
(required)
(F166a) When is the harvest of [[ags1_crop_label]] going end in the September to 
December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
21_11_2 Second half of November 2021
21_12_1 First half of December 2021
21_12_2 Second half of December 2021
22_01_1 First half of January 2022
22_01_2 Second half of January 2022
22_02_1 First half of February 2022
22_02_2 Second half of February 2022
22_03_1 First half of March 2022
22_03_2 Second half of March 2022
-66 Other, specify
ags1_harvst_enddate_osp 
(required)
(F166b) Other, specify 
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags1_harvst_enddate_odate 
(required)
(F166c) Indicate the approximative date of the end of the harvest
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags1_crpsale_yes (required) (F172) Are you going to sell your harvest of [ags1_crop_label] during the September 
to December 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags1_grp_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
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6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
11 [11] ...
12 [12] ...
13 [13] ...
14 [14] ...
15 [15] ...
16 [16] ...
17 [17] ...
18 [18] ...
19 [19] ...
20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F2) Section 4B: Agriculture: previous season
ags2_crop_intro1 (F201) Now, let's talk about the March to May 2021 agricultural season.
ags2_payrent (required) (F202a) Did you pay rent for any plot for the March to May 2021 agricultural 
season?
[ENUMERATOR] Read the option answers
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags2_rentgroup (required) (F202b) Did you pay rent with a group for any plot for the March to May 2021 
agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags2_groupnumber (required) (F202c) How many people did you pay a rent with for the March to May 2021 
agricultural season?
[ENUMERATOR] Do not include the respondent
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>0 and .<=50) or .=-88 or .=-99
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F2) Section 4B: Agriculture: previous season > Agricultural inputs
ags2_crop_input_intro (F217) Now, we are going to talk about agricultural inputs bought and used during 
March to May 2021 agricultural season
ags2_input_list (required) (Not displayed)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Organic fertilizer
2 Inorganic or chemical fertilizer
3 Pesticides
4 Herbicides
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F2) Section 4B: Agriculture: previous season > Agricultural inputs > 
Agricultural inputs (1)
(Repeated group)
ags2_input_buy (required) (F218) Did you purchase [Organic fertilizer] during the March to May 2021 
agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
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g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F2) Section 4B: Agriculture: previous season > Agricultural inputs > 
Agricultural inputs (2)
(Repeated group)
ags2_input_buy (required) (F218) Did you purchase [Inorganic or chemical fertilizer] during the March to May 
2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F2) Section 4B: Agriculture: previous season > Agricultural inputs > 
Agricultural inputs (3)
(Repeated group)
ags2_input_buy (required) (F218) Did you purchase [Pesticides] during the March to May 2021 agricultural 
season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F2) Section 4B: Agriculture: previous season > Agricultural inputs > 
Agricultural inputs (4)
(Repeated group)
ags2_input_buy (required) (F218) Did you purchase [Herbicides] during the March to May 2021 agricultural 
season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags2_anyseed_buy (required) (F219) Did you purchase any [Seeds or seedling] during the March to May 2021 
agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags2_anyseed_branded 
(required)
(F220) Some seeds are sold in branded packages or some are sold loose.
Were the seeds or seedling you bought during the March to May 2021 agricultural 
season in a branded package or loose?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., -99) or selected(., 0), 
count- selected(.) = 1, count-selected(.) >= 1)
1 Branded
2 Loose
-99 Don't Know
ags2_hiredlabor (required) (F221) Did you spend anything on hired labor during the March to May 2021 
agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags2_irrig_spent (required) (F222) Did you spend anything on irrigation during the March to May 2021 
agricultural season? That includes rent and fuel.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags2_mecha_list (required) (Not displayed)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Mechanical Plough (including oxen￾pulled)
2 Knapsack chemical sprayer
3 Mechanical water pump
4 Motorized water pump
5 Motorized grain mill
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F2) Section 4B: Agriculture: previous season > Agricultural inputs > 
Mechanization (1)
(Repeated group)
ags2_mecha_spent (required) (F223) Did you spend anything on [Mechanical Plough (including oxen-pulled)] during 
the March to May 2021 agricultural season? That includes rent and fuel.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F2) Section 4B: Agriculture: previous season > Agricultural inputs > 
Mechanization (2)
(Repeated group)
ags2_mecha_spent (required) (F223) Did you spend anything on [Knapsack chemical sprayer] during the March to 
May 2021 agricultural season? That includes rent and fuel.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F2) Section 4B: Agriculture: previous season > Agricultural inputs > 
Mechanization (3)
(Repeated group)
ags2_mecha_spent (required) (F223) Did you spend anything on [Mechanical water pump] during the March to 
May 2021 agricultural season? That includes rent and fuel.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F2) Section 4B: Agriculture: previous season > Agricultural inputs > 
Mechanization (4)
(Repeated group)
ags2_mecha_spent (required) (F223) Did you spend anything on [Motorized water pump] during the March to May 
2021 agricultural season? That includes rent and fuel.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F2) Section 4B: Agriculture: previous season > Agricultural inputs > 
Mechanization (5)
(Repeated group)
ags2_mecha_spent (required) (F223) Did you spend anything on [Motorized grain mill] during the March to May 
2021 agricultural season? That includes rent and fuel.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags2_mecha_use_oth1 
(required)
(F224) Did you spend anything on any other mechanical or motorized agricultural 
equipment during the March to May 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
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ags2_mecha_use_osp 
(required)
(F225) What was this equipment?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags2_crop_intro2 Now, we would like to talk about the crops cultivated by your household during the 
March to May 2021 agricultural season.
ags2_anycrops (required) (F204) Did your household grow any crop during the March to May 2021 
agricultural season? We want to know about all crops planted since March 2021, 
the beginning of agricultural season, whether harvested yet or not.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags2_crops (required) (F205a) Which crops did the household grow during the March to May 2021 
agricultural season?
We want to know about all crops planted since March 2021, the beginning of 
agricultural season, whether harvested yet or not.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
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ags2_crops_osp (required) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ags2_foodcrop1 (required) (F205c) Which was the most important crop for your household’s own consumption 
in this season, March to May 2021 agricultural season?
Select the most important
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
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610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
-66 ...
ags2_foodcrop2 (required) (F205d) Which was the second most important crop for your household’s own 
consumption in this season, March to May 2021 agricultural season?
Select the second most important
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
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650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
-66 ...
ags2_anycashcrops (required) (F205f) Did you sell any crop that season, March to May 2021 agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags2_cashcrops (required) (F205g) Which were the most important crops for your household’s cash income in 
this season, March to May 2021 agricultural season?
Ask up to three
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: count￾selected(.)<=3
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
-66 ...
ags2_cashcrop1 (required) (F205h) Which was the most important crop for your household’s cash income in 
this season, March to May 2021 agricultural season?
130 Maize
630 Cassava
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Select the first most important
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
-66 ...
ags2_cashcrop2 (required) (F205i) Which was the second most important crop for your household’s cash 
income in this season; March to May 2021 agricultural season?
Select the second most important
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
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440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
112 Barley
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ags2_cashcrop3 (required) (F205j) Which was the third most important crop for your household’s cash income 
in this season, March to May 2021 agricultural season?
Select the third most important
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
130 Maize
630 Cassava
213 Mixed beans
215 Kanyobwa beans
214 Kabulangiti beans
211 Nambale Beans
212 Yellow Beans
216 Other beans
610 Irish Potatoes
620 Sweet potato
141 Millet
460 Dodo
470 Egg Plants
450 Pumpkins
640 Yams
150 Sorghum
310 Ground nuts
410 Cabbage (green)
320 Soya Beans
440 Onion
420 Tomato
631 Cassava leaves
220 Peas
430 Carrot
123 Other rice
650 Coco yam
122 Super Rice
121 Kayiso Rice
222 Cow peas
930 Cucumber
221 Field peas
910 Garlic
340 Simsim
223 Pigeon peas
224 Chick peas
111 Wheat
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112 Barley
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prog_note3 PROGRAMMING NOTE
ags2_foodcrop1_calc 
[ags2_foodcrop1_calc] 
ags2_foodcrop2_calc 
[ags2_foodcrop2_calc]
ags2_cashcrop1_calc 
[ags2_cashcrop1_calc] 
ags2_cashcrop2_calc 
[ags2_cashcrop2_calc] 
ags2_cashcrop3_calc 
[ags2_cashcrop3_calc]
Question relevant when: 0
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F2) Section 4B: Agriculture: previous season > Crops (1)
Group relevant when: ${ags2_anycrops} = 1
(Repeated group)
ags2_harvest_intro Now, we would like to talk about the harvest of [ags2_crop_label] during the 
March to May 2021 agricultural season
Question relevant when: ${ags2_anycashcrops} =1
ags2_crpsale_yes (required) (F209) Did you sell harvest of [ags2_crop_label] during the March to May 2021 
agricultural season?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
ags2_grp_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
11 [11] ...
12 [12] ...
13 [13] ...
14 [14] ...
15 [15] ...
16 [16] ...
17 [17] ...
18 [18] ...
19 [19] ...
20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F3) Agricultural practices
ag_practice_intro Now, let's talk about agricultural practices
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ag_practices_know (required) (F301) For the following practices, do you know enough about them to apply them 
to your own farming?
Read out answer choices
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., -55) or selected(., 0), 
count- selected(.) = 1, count-selected(.) >= 1)
1 Micro dosing
2 Manure
3 Compost
4 Planting basins
5 Mulching
6 Weed control
7 Dry planting
8 Ripping into residues
9 Clean ripping
10 Tied ridges
11 Pot-holing
12 Crop rotations
13 Intercropping
14 Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
15 Early planting or planting with first rains
16 Use of improved crop varieties
17 Dead level contours
18 Ridging
-55 Do not know any of them
0 Did not use any of these practices for this
season
ag_practices_used (required) (F302) Have you used any of these practices in the past 12 months?
Read out answer choices
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., 0), count-selected(.) = 1, 
count- selected(.) >= 1)
1 Micro dosing
2 Manure
3 Compost
4 Planting basins
5 Mulching
6 Weed control
7 Dry planting
8 Ripping into residues
9 Clean ripping
10 Tied ridges
11 Pot-holing
12 Crop rotations
13 Intercropping
14 Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
15 Early planting or planting with first rains
16 Use of improved crop varieties
17 Dead level contours
18 Ridging
-55 Do not know any of them
0 Did not use any of these practices for this
season
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F6) Agricultural Land and Non Agricultural Land Before Displacement
Group relevant when: ${refugee} =1 and ${hh_all_ugandan_yn} !=1
bef_agland_had (required) (F601) Did your household own any agricultural land before arriving in Rwamwanja?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F6) Agricultural Land and Non Agricultural Land Before Displacement > Agricultural Land Quantity Before Displacement
Group relevant when: ${bef_agland_had} = 1
bef_agland_intro (F602) In total, how much agricutural land did your household own before arriving in
Rwamwanja?
bef_agland_nbunit (required) Number of unit
Question relevant when: ${password} 
!=1332 Response constrained to: .>=0 or 
.=-88 or .=-99
bef_agland_unit (required) Unit 1 Square meter (m2)
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Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 2 Acre(s)
3 Hectare(s)
4 Dundee
-66 Other, specify
bef_agland_unit_osp (required) Other unit, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
bef_agland_unit_sqm 
(required)
how many square meters are in an [bef_agland_unit_osp]?
Question relevant when: ${password} 
!=1332 Response constrained to: .>0 or .=-
88 or .=-99
bef_agland_flag (required) (F602B) You said the total size of the plots you own is 
[bef_agland_nbunit][bef_agland_unit_lbl], which represents [bef_agland_calc] 
square meters, are you sure?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .!=0
1 Yes
0 No
bef_nonagland_had (required)
(F603) Did your household own any non-agricultural land before arriving in 
Rwamwanja?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F6) Agricultural Land and Non Agricultural Land Before Displacement > Non Agricultural Land Quantity before Displacement
Group relevant when: ${bef_nonagland_had} = 1
bef_nonagland_intro (F604) In total, how much non agricutural land did your household own before 
arriving in Rwamwanja?
bef_nonagland_nbunit 
(required)
Number of unit
Question relevant when: ${password} 
!=1332 Response constrained to: .>=0 or 
.=-88 or .=-99
4 Dundee
6 Other, specify
bef_nonagland_unit (required) Unit
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Square meter (m2)
2 Acre(s)
3 Hectare(s)
bef_nonagland_unit_osp 
(required)
Other unit, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
bef_nonagland_unit_sqm 
(required)
how many square meters are in an [bef_nonagland_unit_osp]?
Question relevant when: ${password} 
!=1332 Response constrained to: .>0 or .=-
88 or .=-99
bef_nonagland_flag (required) (F604B) You said the total size of the plots you own is [bef_nonagland_nbunit] 
[bef_nonagland_unit_lbl], which represents [bef_nonagland_calc] square meters, 
are you sure?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .!=0
1 Yes
0 No
bef_land_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F5) Fruit tree and permanent crops
fruittrees_own (required) (F501) Do you own any fruit bearing trees?
This includes matooke, coffee, avocado, etc.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
fruittrees_own_list (required) (F502) Do you have any of these fruit bearing trees?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
741 Matooke
770 Avocado
760 Jackfruit
750 Mango
710 Papaya
810 Coffee
730 Sweet bananas
720 Pineapple
780 Passionfruit
700 Orange
960 Watermelon
820 Cocoa
-66 Other, specify
fruittrees_own_list_osp 
(required)
What other fruit tree?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F5) Fruit tree and permanent crops > [fruittree_label] (1)
Group relevant when: ${fruittrees_own} =1
(Repeated group)
fruittree_number (required) (F503) [[fruittree_label]] How many of these trees do you own?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.> 0 and .<=1000) or . = -99 or .=-88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (F5) Fruit tree and permanent crops > Agricultural inputs
Group relevant when: ${fruittrees_own} =1
fruittrees_anyinput_note (F513) In the past 12 month, for your fruit tree and permanent crops, did you spend 
anything in…
1 Yes
0 No
fruittrees_orgfert_any 
(required)
(F514) Organic fertilizer
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
fruittrees_chemfert_any 
(required)
(F515) Inorganic fertilizer or chemical fertilizer
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
fruittrees_pest_any (required) (F516) Pesticide
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
fruittrees_herb_any (required) (F517) Herbicide
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
fruittrees_hiredlabor_any 
(required)
(F518) Hired labor
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
fruittrees_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (H) Section 5: Employment
empact_intro (H100) Now, I will ask about household members that worked outside the 
household in the past 3 months and their employment activities.
outhh_empl_hh (required) (H102) In the past 3 months, have you or your household members worked for pay 
or in-kind payment for any person outside your household or for any institution?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (H) Section 5: Employment > Household Member Employment Activities
Group relevant when: ${outhh_empl_hh} =1
empact_note1 (H102b) Now, I would like to speak with you about activities that you or any 
member of your household may have done outside the household for pay or in-kind 
payment
PROMPT
empact_note2 (H103) In the past 3 months, what activities have you or your household members 
done:
1 Yes
0 No
empact_1 (required) (H106) Agricultural daily labor
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
empact_2 (required) (H107) Tending animals for other households
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
empact_3 (required) (H108) Other daily labor (construction, carpentry, repairing, electrician, mechanic, 
plumbing, etc.)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
empact_4 (required) (H109) Household work for another household
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
empact_5 (required) (H110) Salaried/formal employment
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
empact_6 (required) (H111) Selling goods for someone outside the household
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
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empact_7 (required) (H112) Are there any other activities not mentioned above? If so, how many?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=20) or .=-88 or .=-99
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (H) Section 5: Employment > Other activity (1) (Repeated group)
empact_osp (required) (H113) Please write the name of other activity #1.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (H) Section 5: Employment > Activiity: Agricultural daily labor (1)
Group relevant when: ${outhh_empl_hh} =1
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (H) Section 5: Employment > Activiity: Agricultural daily labor (1) > Employment activity where any household member work
Group relevant when: ${emp_act_loc} =1
empact_hhmembers (required) (H115a) In the past 3 months, Which household member worked in this activity: 
Agricultural daily labor?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (H) Section 5: Employment > Activiity: Agricultural daily labor (1) > 
Employment activity where any household member work > household members (1)
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (H) Section 5: Employment > Activiity: Agricultural daily labor (1) > Employment activity where any household member work > 
household members
(1) > For each household member employed in this activity
Group relevant when: ${empact_hhmem_engages} =1
empact_anypayment (required) (H115e) In the past 3 months, did [1] receive any payment in cash, in-kind or both 
for this activity: Agricultural daily labor?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (H) Section 5: Employment > Activiity: Agricultural daily labor (1) > Employment activity where any household member work > 
household members
(1) > For each household member employed in this activity > Payment
Group relevant when: ${empact_anypayment} =1
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empact_cashorkind (required) (H117) In the past 3 months, did [1] receive payment in cash, in-kind or both for this 
activity: Agricultural daily labor?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Cash
2 In-kind
3 Both cash and in-kind payment
employment_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (I) Section 6: Business
biz_intro1 (I100) Now, I would like to ask you about any business you or anyone in your 
household engages in.
I mean all other sources of income of the household that have not been mentioned 
yet, such as shops or trades for instance.
Household non-agricultural income-generating businesses include those that 
produce or trade goods or services, including owning a shop or operating a trading 
business, no matter how small. Enterprises might include, for example, retail shop, 
petty trade, sell second-hand clothes, etc.
hhdoesbiz (required) (I101) Did you or someone from your household engage in any business in the past 
30 days?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
Group relevant when: 
${hhdoesbiz} = businesses 
(required)
(I104) In what type of business or income generating activities you or any member of 
your household engage in?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
business_key business_label_english
businesses_osp (required) (I104) Please specify: What other income generating activities or business?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (I) Section 6: Business > Business characteristics > Business types (1)
Group relevant when: ${hhdoesbiz} =1
(Repeated group)
biz_multiple (required) (I105) Do you and your household members have more than one business 1 Yes
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of [biz_label_temp1]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
0 No
biz_multiple_count (required) (I106) How many businesses of [biz_label_temp1] do you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 Response constrained to: . >= 2 
and . <= 5
biz_mostimportant (required) (I108) Which is your most important business in terms of household income?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 (1)
2 ...
3 ...
4 ...
biz_list_respengage (required) Which businesses do you personally engage in?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 (1)
2 ...
3 ...
4 ...
biz_list_hhengage (required) Does anyone from your household engage in any business?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
biz_hhmembers_engaged 
(required)
(I104) Which household members engage in any business?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (I) Section 6: Business > Business characteristics > hh labor supply (1) (Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (I) Section 6: Business > Business characteristics > hh labor supply (1) > hh labor supply 2
Group relevant when: ${biz_hhmem_engages} =1
g consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (I) Section 6: Business > Business characteristics
biz_hhmem_listbiz (required) (I105) Which business does [1] engage in?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 (1)
2 ...
3 ...
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biz_hhmem_days (required) (I106) How many days in past 7 days does [1] engage in these/this business(es)?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=7) or .=-88 or .=-99
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (I) Section 6: Business > Business characteristics > Business: (1) (1) (Repeated group)
prog_note4 NOTE FOR PROGRAMMING
pos 1
value 1
lbl (1)
is most important 1
Question relevant when: 0
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (I) Section 6: Business > Business characteristics > Business: (1) (1) > Business sales, expenses, profit and inventory
biz_intro2 (I300) Let's talk about (1).
biz_anysales_1m (required) (I305) Did you have any revenue from (1) in the last 30 days?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (I) Section 6: Business > Business characteristics > Business: (1) (1) > Business sales, expenses, profit and inventory > Expenses
exp_intro1 Now, I am going to ask for the business expenses of yesterday, the day before, the 
past 7 days and the past 30 days
biz_exp_list List of expenses
Programming only, not displayed
Question relevant when: 0
1 Purchase of inputs, raw materials,
merchandise, materials for the business
2 Salaries for employees, not including your own
3 Rent for any locals, or kiosques
4 Other expenses (utilities, transport,
communications, taxes, etc.)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (I) Section 6: Business > Business characteristics > Business: (1) (1) > 
Business sales, expenses, profit and inventory > Expenses > Purchase of inputs, raw materials, merchandise, materials 
for the business (1)
(Repeated group)
biz_exp_intro2
(I401) Let's talk about [Purchase of inputs, raw materials, merchandise, materials for 
the
business] for your business of (1)
biz_anyexp_1m (required) (I404) Did you have any [Purchase of inputs, raw materials, merchandise, materials 
for the business] in the past 30 days?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (I) Section 6: Business > Business characteristics > Business: (1) (1) > 
Business sales, expenses, profit and inventory > Expenses > Salaries for employees, not including your own (2)
(Repeated group)
biz_exp_intro2 (I401) Let's talk about [Salaries for employees, not including your own] for your 
business of (1)
biz_anyexp_1m (required) (I404) Did you have any [Salaries for employees, not including your own] in the past 
30 days?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (I) Section 6: Business > Business characteristics > Business: (1) (1) > 
Business sales, expenses, profit and inventory > Expenses > Rent for any locals, or kiosques (3)
(Repeated group)
biz_exp_intro2 (I401) Let's talk about [Rent for any locals, or kiosques] for your business of (1)
biz_anyexp_1m (required) (I404) Did you have any [Rent for any locals, or kiosques] in the past 30 days?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (I) Section 6: Business > Business characteristics > Business: (1) (1) > 
Business sales, expenses, profit and inventory > Expenses > Other expenses (utilities, transport, communications, 
taxes, etc.) (4)
(Repeated group)
biz_exp_intro2 (I401) Let's talk about [Other expenses (utilities, transport, communications, taxes, 
etc.)] for your business of (1)
biz_anyexp_1m (required) (I404) Did you have any [Other expenses (utilities, transport, communications, taxes, 
etc.)] in the past 30 days?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (I) Section 6: Business > Business characteristics > Business: (1) (1) > Business sales, expenses, profit and inventory > Inventory
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inventory_intro (I600) The following questions are about the value of your merchandise, and value 
of finished unsold products.
Let's talk about merchandise, raw materials, other materials and inventory that your 
business of
(1) has.
[ENUMERATOR: DO NOT READ ALOUD] Help the respondent to identify the goods 
that belong to each category
biz_finalprod (required) (I601) (1): Right now, does your business have any merchandise or final products 
ready to be sold?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
biz_rawprod (required) (I603) (1): Right now, do you have in your business raw materials, materials that 
have not been used, or incomplete products?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
biz_coowned (required) (I605) (1): Do you co-own or co-operate on this business with someone else outside 
of your household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
biz_partner_nb (required) (I606) (1): How many partners outside of your household do you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=30) or .=-88 or .=-99
biz_partner_meet (required) (I607) (1): In the past 3 months, how many times per month did you typically meet 
with the partners of your business?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=30) or .=-88 or .=-99
biz_partner_disagree (required) (I608) (1): Did you ever have any disagreements with your business partners?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
business_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
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g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets
asset_note (C100) Now, I would like to ask you about the assets that you have in your 
household.
Please tell me only about those items in working condition
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (1) (Repeated group)
asset_have (required) (C101) Does any member of your household own a [[asset_name]] at present and in 
working condition?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (1) > Asset quantity and value
Group relevant when: ${asset_have} =1
asset_count (required) (C102) How many [[asset_name]] does your household own at present?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
asset_totvalue (required) (C103) If you were to sell all the [[asset_name]] you own in its/their current 
condition, how much do you think you would get for it/them In 
USh<br/>[ENUMERATOR] Sum the value of all the items
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (1) > Assets before Displacement
Group relevant when: ${refugee} =1 and ${hh_all_ugandan_yn} !=1
asset_bef_have (required) (C104) Did you have any [[asset_name]] before arriving in Rwamwanja?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
asset_bef_count (required) (C105) How many [[asset_name]] did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (2) (Repeated group)
asset_have (required) (C101) Does any member of your household own a [[asset_name]] at present and in 
working condition?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (2) > Asset quantity and value
Group relevant when: ${asset_have} =1
asset_count (required) (C102) How many [[asset_name]] does your household own at present?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
asset_totvalue (required) (C103) If you were to sell all the [[asset_name]] you own in its/their current 
condition, how much do you think you would get for it/them In 
USh<br/>[ENUMERATOR] Sum the value of all the items
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (2) > Assets before Displacement
Group relevant when: ${refugee} =1 and ${hh_all_ugandan_yn} !=1
asset_bef_have (required) (C104) Did you have any [[asset_name]] before arriving in Rwamwanja?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
asset_bef_count (required) (C105) How many [[asset_name]] did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (3) (Repeated group)
asset_have (required) (C101) Does any member of your household own a [[asset_name]] at present and in 
working condition?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (3) > Asset quantity and value
Group relevant when: ${asset_have} =1
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asset_count (required) (C102) How many [[asset_name]] does your household own at present?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
asset_totvalue (required) (C103) If you were to sell all the [[asset_name]] you own in its/their current 
condition, how much do you think you would get for it/them In 
USh<br/>[ENUMERATOR] Sum the value of all the items
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (3) > Assets before Displacement
Group relevant when: ${refugee} =1 and ${hh_all_ugandan_yn} !=1
asset_bef_have (required) (C104) Did you have any [[asset_name]] before arriving in Rwamwanja?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
asset_bef_count (required) (C105) How many [[asset_name]] did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (4) (Repeated group)
asset_have (required) (C101) Does any member of your household own a [[asset_name]] at present and in 
working condition?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (4) > Asset quantity and value
Group relevant when: ${asset_have} =1
asset_count (required) (C102) How many [[asset_name]] does your household own at present?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
asset_totvalue (required) (C103) If you were to sell all the [[asset_name]] you own in its/their current 
condition, how much do you think you would get for it/them In 
USh<br/>[ENUMERATOR] Sum the value of all the items
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (4) > Assets before Displacement
Group relevant when: ${refugee} =1 and ${hh_all_ugandan_yn} !=1
asset_bef_have (required) (C104) Did you have any [[asset_name]] before arriving in Rwamwanja?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
asset_bef_count (required) (C105) How many [[asset_name]] did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (5) (Repeated group)
asset_have (required) (C101) Does any member of your household own a [[asset_name]] at present and in 
working condition?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (5) > Asset quantity and value
Group relevant when: ${asset_have} =1
asset_count (required) (C102) How many [[asset_name]] does your household own at present?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
asset_totvalue (required) (C103) If you were to sell all the [[asset_name]] you own in its/their current 
condition, how much do you think you would get for it/them In 
USh<br/>[ENUMERATOR] Sum the value of all the items
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (5) > Assets before Displacement
Group relevant when: ${refugee} =1 and ${hh_all_ugandan_yn} !=1
asset_bef_have (required) (C104) Did you have any [[asset_name]] before arriving in Rwamwanja? 1 Yes
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Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
asset_bef_count (required) (C105) How many [[asset_name]] did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (6) (Repeated group)
asset_have (required) (C101) Does any member of your household own a [[asset_name]] at present and in 
working condition?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (6) > Asset quantity and value
Group relevant when: ${asset_have} =1
asset_count (required) (C102) How many [[asset_name]] does your household own at present?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
asset_totvalue (required) (C103) If you were to sell all the [[asset_name]] you own in its/their current 
condition, how much do you think you would get for it/them In 
USh<br/>[ENUMERATOR] Sum the value of all the items
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (6) > Assets before Displacement
Group relevant when: ${refugee} =1 and ${hh_all_ugandan_yn} !=1
asset_bef_have (required) (C104) Did you have any [[asset_name]] before arriving in Rwamwanja?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
asset_bef_count (required) (C105) How many [[asset_name]] did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (7) (Repeated group)
asset_have (required) (C101) Does any member of your household own a [[asset_name]] at present and in 
working condition?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (7) > Asset quantity and value
Group relevant when: ${asset_have} =1
asset_count (required) (C102) How many [[asset_name]] does your household own at present?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
asset_totvalue (required) (C103) If you were to sell all the [[asset_name]] you own in its/their current 
condition, how much do you think you would get for it/them In 
USh<br/>[ENUMERATOR] Sum the value of all the items
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (7) > Assets before Displacement
Group relevant when: ${refugee} =1 and ${hh_all_ugandan_yn} !=1
asset_bef_have (required) (C104) Did you have any [[asset_name]] before arriving in Rwamwanja?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
asset_bef_count (required) (C105) How many [[asset_name]] did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (8) (Repeated group)
asset_have (required) (C101) Does any member of your household own a [[asset_name]] at present and in 
working condition?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
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g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (8) > Asset quantity and value
Group relevant when: ${asset_have} =1
asset_count (required) (C102) How many [[asset_name]] does your household own at present?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
asset_totvalue (required)
(C103) If you were to sell all the [[asset_name]] you own in its/their current 
condition, how much
do you think you would get for it/them
In USh<br/>[ENUMERATOR] Sum the value of all the items
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (C) Section 7: Assets > Assets (8) > Assets before Displacement
Group relevant when: ${refugee} =1 and ${hh_all_ugandan_yn} !=1
asset_bef_have (required) (C104) Did you have any [[asset_name]] before arriving in Rwamwanja?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
asset_bef_count (required) (C105) How many [[asset_name]] did you have?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and . <= 100) or . = -99 or . = -88
assets_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (T3) Section 8: Organizational support
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support_note1 (T300) Thank you. Now, I would like to ask you about any support, cash, in-kind or 
training, that you have received from NGOS, the Government or any other 
organization in the last 12 months.
support_note1b (T300b) I would like to remind you that none of your answers will impact your 
participation in the program
support_receive (required) (T301) In the past 12 months, did anyone in your household get any support, cash, 
in-kind or training, through an NGO, the Government or any other organization?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
support_who (required) (T304) Who provided this support?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 UNHCR
2 WFP (PAM)
3 LWF
4 Save the children
5 ADRA
6 AHA
7 Uganda Red Cross
8 Tutapona
9 Finn church aid
20 MTI
21 Alight
10 AIRD
11 Windle trust uganda
12 Feed the hungry
13 SOS children�s
14 AVSI
15 Glorious kids castle
16 KRC
17 Heal the child
18 Solar today
19 Samaritan's purse
90 Government
-66 Other
support_who_osp (required) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (T3) Section 8: Organizational support > For each support organization (1)
Group relevant when: ${support_receive} = 1
(Repeated group)
support_what (required) (T305) What type of support did [support_label] provide?
READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., 0), count-selected(.) = 1, 
count- selected(.) >= 1)
1 Cash
2 In-kind
3 Training
-66 Other, specify
support_what_osp (required) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
support_inkind (required) (T307) In-kind transfer: What type of in-kind transfer was it?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., 0), count-selected(.) = 1, 
count- selected(.) >= 1)
1 Scholarship materials
2 Agricultural inputs
3 Livestock
4 Clothing items
5 Food items
6 Hygiene
7 Medicine
-66 Other, specify
support_training (required) (T309) Training: What type of training was it?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Business skills
2 Agricultural skills
3 Livelihood skills
4 Savings
5 Nutrition
-66 Other, specify
support_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section? 1 [1]
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (T2) Section 9: Remittances and Transfers
remit_intro (T200) Now, we would like to talk about any transfer exchanged between your 
household and
other households outside this village
remit_got_any (required) (T201) Did you receive any remittances in the past 3 months? By remittances, we 
mean transfer, in-kind or in-cash that come from someone OUT of the village.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
remit_got_cashorkind 
(required)
(T202) Was this remittance in cash, in kind, or both?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Cash
2 In-kind
3 Both cash and in-kind
remit_got_value (required) (T203) How much did you receive in the past 3 months?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
remit_got_poly_value 
(required)
(T204) How much did you receive in the past 3 month from the cowife that lives in 
another household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
remit_sent_any (required) (T205) Did you send any remittances in the past 3 months? By remittances, we 
mean transfer, in-kind or in-cash that come from someone OUT of the village.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
remit_sent_cashorkind 
(required)
(T206) Was this remittance sent in cash, in kind, or both?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Cash
2 In-kind
3 Both cash and in-kind
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remit_sent_value (required) (T207) How much did you send in the past 3 months?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
remit_sent_poly_value 
(required)
(T208) How much did you send in the past 3 months to the cowife that lives in 
another household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
sharemeal_intro (T209) I will now ask you some questions about meals you gave to or received from 
other households
sharemeal_got (required) (T210) In the past 7 days, did anyone from the household receive any meals from 
another household in your local community?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
sharemeal_got_num (required) (T211) In the past 7 days, how many meals did members of this household receive 
from other households in your local community?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=100) or .=-88 or .=-99
sharemeal_got_check 
(required)
(T212) ENUMERATOR: Are you sure the answer is [sharemeal_got_num] meals?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
sharemeal_flagnote1 (required) (T213) Go back and check the number of meals entered and make changes if 
necessary
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
sharemeal_got_poly_num 
(required)
(T214) In the past 7 days, how many meals did members of this household receive 
from the cowife that lives in another household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=100) or .=-88 or .=-99
sharemeal_sent (required) (T215) In the past 7 days, did this household give any meals to anybody 
from another household in your local community?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
sharemeal_sent_num 
(required)
(T216) In the past 7 days, how many meals did this household give to members of
another household in your local community?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=100) or .=-88 or .=-99
sharemeal_sent_check 
(required)
(T217) Enumerator: Are you sure that the answer is [sharemeal_sent_num]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
sharemeal_flagnote2 (required) (T218) Go back and check the number of meals entered and make changes if 
necessary
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
sharemeal_sent_poly_num 
(required)
(T219) In the past 7 days, how many meals did members of this household give to 
the cowife that lives in another household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=100) or .=-88 or .=-99
transfer_got_intro (T220) Now, we would like to talk about any transfer exchanged between your 
household and other households within this village
transfer_got_any (required) (T221) In the past week, did you receive any transfer in-kind or in-cash, from 
someone WITHIN the village?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
transfer_got_cashorkind 
(required)
(T222) Was this transfer in cash, in kind, or both?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Cash
2 In-kind
3 Both cash and in-kind
transfer_got_value (required) (T223) How much did you receive in the past week?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
add, if it was in kind, please give us the estimated 
cash value
transfer_got_poly_value 
(required)
(T224) How much did you receive in the past week from the cowife that lives in 
another household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
transfer_sent_any (required) (T225) In the past week, did you send any transfer, in-kind or in-cash, to someone 1 Yes
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WITHIN the village?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
0 No
transfer_sent_cashorkind 
(required)
(T226) Was this transfer sent in cash, in kind, or both?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Cash
2 In-kind
3 Both cash and in-kind
transfer_sent_value (required) (T227) How much did you send in the past week?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
transfer_sent_poly_value 
(required)
(T228) How much did you send in the past week to the cowife that lives in another 
household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
remit_resp (required) (T229) Surveyor: Who was the respondent for the section on remittances?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (J) Section 10: Consumption
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (J) Section 10: Consumption > Section 10a: 7 Day Food
foodcons_intro (J100) Now, we are going to talk about food you and your household have 
consumed over the past 7 days.
foodcons_consumed (required) (J101) In the past 7 days, did your household consume any of these types of food?
READ OUT OPTIONS<br/>Only select 'grains' if that is how the food was consumed
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
foodtype_key foodtype_label
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (J) Section 10: Consumption > Section 10a: 7 Day Food > Section 10a: 7 Day 
Food: (1)
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (J) Section 10: Consumption > Section 10a: 7 Day Food > Section 10a: 7 Day Food: (1) > Food item consumed and bought
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foodcons_consumed_osp 
(required)
(J101b) [foodcons_label]: what type?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
foodcons_intro2 Now, let's talk about [foodcons_label].
foodcons_unit1_main 
(required)
(J102A) In what unit can you tell me about [foodcons_label] consumed?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
foodunit_key foodunit_label
-66 Other
foodcons_unit1_other 
(required)
(J102B) In what unit can you tell me about of [foodcons_label] consumed?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
foodunit_key foodunit_label
-66 Other
foodcons_unit2 (required) (J102C) In what unit can you tell me about of [foodcons_label] consumed?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Kilograms
2 Gram
3 100kgs sack
4 basin
5 cup
6 heap
7 medium bunch
8 big bunch
9 liter
11 one tray
12 bottle 0.25ml
13 bottle 0.33ml
14 Whole fruit/vegetable
16 Pail (large)
19 Piece
23 Tin
25 Millilitre
26 Teaspoon
29 Satchet
30 Packet(s)
-66 Other
foodcons_unit_osp (required) (J102o) Specify other: unit of consumption
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
foodcons_qty (required) (J103) In the past 7 days, how many [foodcons_unit_lbl] of [foodcons_label] did 
your household consume?
Quantity
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>0 and .<1000 or .=-99 or .=-88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (J) Section 10: Consumption > Section 10a: 7 Day Food > Section 10a: 7 Day Food: (1) > Food item consumed and bought > 
Equivalent in kg or ltr if unit is not standard
Group relevant when: ${foodunit_metsys} =0 and ${foodunit_kgorltr} !='n/a'
foodcons_unitkg_conf 
(required)
(J104) Would you say a [foodcons_unit_lbl] of [foodcons_label] is approximately 
[p_foodunit_kg_mean][foodunit_kgorltr]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
foodcons_unitkg_guess 
(required)
(J105) Approximately how many [foodunit_kgorltr] is a [foodcons_unit_lbl] of 
[foodcons_label]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>0.05 and .<200 or .=-99 or .=-88
foodcons_totalkg_conf 
(required)
(J106) You said that, in the past 7 days, you consumed 
[foodcons_qty][foodcons_unit_lbl] of [foodcons_label].
This is the equivalent of Are you sure?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
foodcons_qty_corr (required) (J106B) In the past 7 days, how many [foodcons_unit_lbl] of [foodcons_label] did 
your household consume?
Quantity
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>0 and .<1000 or .=-99 or .=-88
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foodcons_amt (required) (J107) Please tell me how much it would cost to buy [foodcons_qty_calc] 
[foodcons_unit_lbl] of [foodcons_label] in the market today?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
foodcons_amt_flag (required) (J108) You said you would buy [foodcons_qty_calc] [foodcons_unit_lbl] of 
[foodcons_label] for [foodcons_amt].
This means, each [foodcons_unit_lbl] cost [foodcons_unitprice] shillings, are you 
sure?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
foodcons_amt_corr (required) (J109) Please tell me how much it would cost to buy [foodcons_qty_calc] 
[foodcons_unit_lbl] of [foodcons_label] in the market today?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .>=100 or . = 0 or . = -99 or . = -88
consumption_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance
finance_intro (L101) Now, I would like to ask you some questions about your financial situations. 
Please remember this information will remain strictly confidential.
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12a: Loans
loan_has (required) (L102) Do you or anyone from your household have any outstanding loans?
Loans include cash and in-kind, such as paying for things on credit
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
loan_count (required) (L103) How many loans?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=1 and .<=10) or .=-99 or .=-88
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loan_mem (required) (L106) Who took out most of the oustanding loans? (most in amount)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
loan_source (required) (L107) From where did most of the outstanding the loan come from? (most in 
amount)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Neighbor
2 Friend
3 Shopkeeper
4 Non-household family member
5 Work place
6 MFI
7 Moneylender
8 VSLA
9 NGO
10 Government
11 SACCO
12 ROSCA
13 Other savings group not mentioned
-66 Other (specify next screen)
loan_source_osp (required) (L107o) Specify other: loan source
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings
start_savings_note (L200) Now, I would like to talk about saving. I would like to ask you about the 
places where you and other household members keep money for safekeeping.
save_loc (required) (L201) In the last 3 months, have you or someone from your household kept money 
at/with
READ OUT OPTIONS
1 With family member outside the household
2 With a neighbor
3 With a friend
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Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., 0), count-selected(.) = 1, 
count- selected(.) >= 1)
4 With a shopkeeper
5 Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA)
6 Savings groups including SACCO, Unions, and 
other saving groups
7 Box in the household
8 In your pocket, your clothes (igitenge) or in a 
bag that you carry
9 Commercial bank
10 Mobile money
11 A secret place in your home
-66 Other
0 No savings
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
save_loc_osp (required) (L201) Please specify: In what other location do you save money?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > With family member outside 
the household (1)
Group relevant when: ${save_loc} !=0
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > With family member outside the household (1) > Savings informtion
Group relevant when: ${save_there} =1
save_now (required) (L202) With family member outside the household: Are you or someone from your 
household keeping money using this method at the moment?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > With a neighbor (2)
Group relevant when: ${save_loc} !=0
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > With a neighbor (2) > Savings informtion
Group relevant when: ${save_there} =1
save_now (required) (L202) With a neighbor: Are you or someone from your household keeping money 
using this method at the moment?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > With a friend (3)
Group relevant when: ${save_loc} !=0
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > With a friend (3) > Savings informtion
Group relevant when: ${save_there} =1
save_now (required) (L202) With a friend: Are you or someone from your household keeping money 
using this method at the moment?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > With a shopkeeper (4)
Group relevant when: ${save_loc} !=0
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > With a shopkeeper (4) > Savings informtion
Group relevant when: ${save_there} =1
save_now (required) (L202) With a shopkeeper: Are you or someone from your household keeping 
money using this method at the moment?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > Village Savings and Loans 
Association (VSLA) (5)
Group relevant when: ${save_loc} !=0
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA) (5) > Savings informtion
Group relevant when: ${save_there} =1
save_now (required) (L202) Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA): Are you or someone from your 
household keeping money using this method at the moment?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > Savings groups including 
SACCO, Unions, and other saving groups (6)
Group relevant when: ${save_loc} !=0
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > Savings groups including SACCO, Unions, and other saving groups (6) > Savings 
informtion
Group relevant when: ${save_there} =1
save_now (required) (L202) Savings groups including SACCO, Unions, and other saving groups: Are you 
or Someone from your household keeping money using this method at the moment?
1 Yes
0 No
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Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > Box in the household (7)
Group relevant when: ${save_loc} !=0
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > Box in the household (7) > Savings informtion
Group relevant when: ${save_there} =1
save_now (required) (L202) Box in the household: Are you or someone from your household keeping 
money using this method at the moment?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > In your pocket, your clothes 
(igitenge) or in a bag that you carry (8)
Group relevant when: ${save_loc} !=0
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > In your pocket, your clothes (igitenge) or in a bag that you carry (8) > Savings 
informtion
Group relevant when: ${save_there} =1
save_now (required) (L202) In your pocket, your clothes (igitenge) or in a bag that you carry: Are you or 
someone from your household keeping money using this method at the moment?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > Commercial bank (9)
Group relevant when: ${save_loc} !=0
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > Commercial bank (9) > Savings informtion
Group relevant when: ${save_there} =1
save_now (required) (L202) Commercial bank: Are you or someone from your household keeping money 
using this method at the moment?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > Mobile money (10)
Group relevant when: ${save_loc} !=0
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > Mobile money (10) > Savings informtion
Group relevant when: ${save_there} =1
save_now (required) (L202) Mobile money: Are you or someone from your household keeping money 
using this method at the moment?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > A secret place in your home 
(11)
Group relevant when: ${save_loc} !=0
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > A secret place in your home (11) > Savings informtion
Group relevant when: ${save_there} =1
save_now (required) (L202) A secret place in your home: Are you or someone from your household 
keeping money using this method at the moment?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > [save_label] (12)
Group relevant when: ${save_loc} !=0
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (L) Section 12: Finance > Section 12b: Savings > [save_label] (12) > Savings informtion
Group relevant when: ${save_there} =1
save_now (required) (L202) [save_label]: Are you or someone from your household keeping money 
using this method at the moment?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
save_cash (required) (L205) Do you or any other household member regularly save cash?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
storefood_list (required) (L206) Now, consider foods that you are currently storing at your home. Which of 
these types of storable food do you currently have stored:
READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., 0), count-selected(.) = 1, 
count- selected(.) >= 1)
1 Barley
2 Wheat
3 Maize
4 Sorghum
5 Mixed Crop
6 Millet
7 Rice
8 Other grain
9 Beans
10 Soya beans (fresh)
11 Soya beans (dry)
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12 Peas
13 Ground nuts
14 Pepper and spices
15 Other beans
16 Irish Potatoes
-66 ...
0 None
storefood_list_osp (required) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
storefood_highestvalue 
(required)
(L207) Among the food which you are currently storing, which one has the highest 
value of storage.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Barley
2 Wheat
3 Maize
4 Sorghum
5 Mixed Crop
6 Millet
7 Rice
8 Other grain
9 Beans
10 Soya beans (fresh)
11 Soya beans (dry)
12 Peas
13 Ground nuts
14 Pepper and spices
15 Other beans
16 Irish Potatoes
-66 ...
0 None
resp_finance (required) Surveyor: Who was the respondent for the section on finance?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
11 [11] ...
12 [12] ...
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14 [14] ...
15 [15] ...
16 [16] ...
17 [17] ...
18 [18] ...
19 [19] ...
20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
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29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (M3) Section 11C: Food Consumption Score (FCS)
fcs_intro1 (M300a) Now, I would like to ask you a few questions about your food consumption 
in the past 7 days.
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (M3) Section 11C: Food Consumption Score (FCS) > fcs_gp
fcs_intro2 (M300b) Over the past 7 days, how many days has your household consumed the 
following food groups?
fcs_staples (required) (M301) Staples: maize, maize porridge, rice, sorghum, millet, pasta, bread, cassava, 
potatoes/irish, sweet potatoes, plantains, matooke, other tubers, other cereals
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (. >= 0 and . <= 7) or . = -88 or . = -99
fcs_pulses (required) (M302) Pulses: beans, peas, groundnuts, cashew nuts
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (. >= 0 and . <= 7) or . = -88 or . = -99
fcs_vegetables (required) (M303) Vegetables, leaves
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (. >= 0 and . <= 7) or . = -88 or . = -99
fcs_fruits (required) (M304) Fruits
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (. >= 0 and . <= 7) or . = -88 or . = -99
fcs_meat (required) (M305) Meat and fish: Beef, goat, poultry, pork, eggs, and fish
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (. >= 0 and . <= 7) or . = -88 or . = -99
fcs_milk (required) (M306) Milk: milk, yoghurt and other dairy products
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (. >= 0 and . <= 7) or . = -88 or . = -99
fcs_sugar (required) (M307) Sugar: Honey and Sugar products, honey
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (. >= 0 and . <= 7) or . = -88 or . = -99
fcs_oil (required) (M308) Oil: Fats, butter and oils
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (. >= 0 and . <= 7) or . = -88 or . = -99
fcs_condiments (required) (M309) Condiments: Spices, tea, coffee, salt, fish powder , small amounts of milk for 
tea
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (. >= 0 and . <= 7) or . = -88 or . = -99
fcs_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
11 [11] ...
12 [12] ...
13 [13] ...
14 [14] ...
15 [15] ...
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16 [16] ...
17 [17] ...
18 [18] ...
19 [19] ...
20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (M4) Section 11D: Household Food Insecurity Access Scale (HFIAS)
hfais_intro (M400) Now, I would like to ask you a few questions on food access in the past 4 
weeks.
hfais_notenough (required) (M401) In the past four weeks, did you worry that your household would not have 
enough food?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hfais_notenough_freq 
(required)
(M402) How often did this happen?
READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Rarely, once or twice in the past four 
weeks
2 Sometimes, three to ten times in the past
four weeks
3 Often, more than ten times in the past
four weeks
hfais_notsomekind (required) (M403) In the past four weeks, were you or any household member not able to eat 
the kinds of foods you preferred because of a lack of resources?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hfais_notsomekind_freq 
(required)
(M404) How often did this happen?
READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Rarely, once or twice in the past four 
weeks
2 Sometimes, three to ten times in the past
four weeks
3 Often, more than ten times in the past 
four weeks
hfais_limitedvar (required) (M405) In the past four weeks, did you or any household member have to eat a 
limited variety of foods due to a lack of resources?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hfais_limitedvar_freq 
(required)
(M406) How often did this happen?
READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Rarely, once or twice in the past four 
weeks
2 Sometimes, three to ten times in the past
four weeks
3 Often, more than ten times in the past 
four weeks
hfais_didnotwant (required) (M407) In the past four weeks, did you or any household member have to eat some 
foods that you really did not want to eat because of a lack of resources to obtain 
other types of food?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hfais_didnotwant_freq 
(required)
(M408) How often did this happen?
READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Rarely, once or twice in the past four 
weeks
2 Sometimes, three to ten times in the past
four weeks
3 Often, more than ten times in the past 
four weeks
hfais_smallmeal (required) (M409) In the past four weeks, did you or any household member have to eat a 
smaller meal than you felt you needed because there was not enough food?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hfais_smallmeal_freq 
(required)
(M410) How often did this happen? 1 Rarely, once or twice in the past four 
weeks
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READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
2 Sometimes, three to ten times in the past
four weeks
3 Often, more than ten times in the past 
four weeks
hfais_fewmeal (required) (M411) In the past four weeks, did you or any household member have to eat fewer 
meals in a day because there was not enough food?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hfais_fewmeal_freq (required) (M412) How often did this happen?
READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Rarely, once or twice in the past four 
weeks
2 Sometimes, three to ten times in the past
four weeks
3 Often, more than ten times in the past 
four weeks
hfais_nofood (required) (M413) In the past four weeks, was there ever no food to eat of any kind in your 
household because of lack of resources to get food?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hfais_nofood_freq (required) (M414) How often did this happen?
READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Rarely, once or twice in the past four 
weeks
2 Sometimes, three to ten times in the past
four weeks
3 Often, more than ten times in the past 
four weeks
hfais_sleephungry (required) (M415) In the past four weeks, did you or any household member go to sleep at 
night hungry because there was not enough food?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hfais_sleephungry_freq 
(required)
(M416) How often did this happen?
READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Rarely, once or twice in the past four 
weeks
2 Sometimes, three to ten times in the past
four weeks
3 Often, more than ten times in the past 
four weeks
hfais_veryhungry (required) (M417) In the past four weeks, did you or any household member go a whole day 
and night without eating anything because there was not enough food?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hfais_veryhungry_freq 
(required)
(M418) How often did this happen?
READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Rarely, once or twice in the past four 
weeks
2 Sometimes, three to ten times in the past
four weeks
3 Often, more than ten times in the past 
four weeks
hfias_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
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18 [18] ...
19 [19] ...
20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
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23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > Section 13b. Food Security - Dietary Diversity
Group relevant when: ${ask_module_hdds} =1
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > Section 13b. Food Security - Dietary Diversity > Household Dietary Diversity Score
hdds_intro Thank you. Now I would like to ask you about the types of foods that you or anyone 
else in your household ate yesterday during the day and at night.
Enumerator: Read the list of foods. Record 'yes' if anyone in the household ate the 
food in question. Record 'no' if no one in the household ate the food. The foods 
listed should be those prepared in the household and eaten in the household or 
taken elsewhere to eat. Do not include foods consumed outside the home that were 
prepared elsewhere.
hdds_festival (required)
Was yesterday an unusual or special day (festival, funeral, fasting etc) or were most 
household members absent?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hdds_grain (required) Any bread, biscuits, rice, noodles, posho, porridge, cereals or other foods made from 
wheat, maize, rice, sorghum, millet?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hdds_roots (required) Any irish potatoes, yams, sweet potatoes, cassava, matoke, or any other foods made 
from roots or tubers?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hdds_vegetables (required) Any vegetables (pumpkin, squash, etc)?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hdds_fruits (required) Any fruits? (watermelon, jackfruit, etc)?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hdds_meat (required) Any beef, pork, lamb, goat, rabbit, field rats, wild game, chicken, duck, or other 
birds, liver, kidney, heart, or other organ meats or blood?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hdds_eggs (required) Any eggs?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hdds_fish (required) Any fresh or dried fish or shellfish?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hdds_pulse (required) Any foods made from beans, peas, lentils, green grams, cowpeas, pigeon peas, nuts, 
or sunflower seeds?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hdds_dairy (required) Any cheese, yogurt, milk, or other milk products?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hdds_fat (required) Any foods made from oil, fat, or butter?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hdds_sugar (required) Any sugar or honey?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hdds_condi (required) Any other foods, such as condiments, coffee or tea?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (O) Section 13: Social Cohesion and Trust
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (O) Section 13: Social Cohesion and Trust > Solving Problems in Communities
sc_intro (O101) Now, I would like to ask you a few questions about how people in your 
community interact with one another and how you feel about your community.
sc_worktog (required) (O101) If there were a problem that affected the entire community, for instance 
(violence, crop failure, drought), who do you think would work together to solve this 
problem?
1 Individuals/households would deal with 
the problem individually
2 Neighbors among themselves
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Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 3 Local government/community leaders
4 All community leaders acting together
5 The entire neighborhood
6 NGOs
-66 Other
sc_worktog_osp (required) (O101o) Please specify: If there were a problem that affected the entire community, 
for instance (violence, crop failure, drought), who do you think would work together 
to solve his or her problem?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (O) Section 13: Social Cohesion and Trust > Majority or minority group
sc_majority_land_note (O102) In your village, are most people like you in terms of ...?
sc_majority_land (required) (O102a) ... landholdings
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
sc_majority_politic (required) (O102b) ... political affiliations
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
sc_majority_religion (required) (O102c) … religious beliefs
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
sc_majority_ethnic (required) (O102d) … ethnic backgrounds
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (O) Section 13: Social Cohesion and Trust > Divisive Differences in Communities
sc_diff_land_note (O103) Differences often exist between people living in the same 
village/neighborhood. To what extent do differences such as the following tend to 
divide people in your village/neighborhood?
Enumerator: Please read out each statement to the respondent
sc_diff_land (required) (O104) Differences in landholdings
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Not at all
2 Somewhat
3 Very much
sc_diff_politic (required) (O105) Differences in political affiliations
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Not at all
2 Somewhat
3 Very much
sc_diff_religion (required) (O106) Differences in religious beliefs 1 Not at all
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 2 Somewhat
3 Very much
sc_diff_ethnic (required) (O107) Differences in ethnic backgrounds
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Not at all
2 Somewhat
3 Very much
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (O) Section 13: Social Cohesion and Trust > Divisive Differences and Problems
sc_diff_land_probyn (required) (O108) Do these differences in landholdings cause problems?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
sc_diff_politic_probyn 
(required)
(O109) Do these differences in political affiliations cause problems?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
sc_diff_religion_probyn 
(required)
(O110) Do these differences in religious beliefs cause problems?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
sc_diff_ethnic_probyn 
(required)
(O111) Do these differences in ethnic backgrounds cause problems?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (O) Section 13: Social Cohesion and Trust > Ethnic Differences and Types of Problems
sc_diff_ethnic_prob_type 
(required)
(O112) What types of problems are caused by differences in ethnic backgrounds in 
your community?
1 Social exclusion
2 Threats
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Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 3 Harassment
4 Death threats
5 Physical violence
6 False accusations
7 Verbal abuse based on ethnicity
8 Property loss
-66 Other
sc_diff_ethnic_prob_type_0 
(required)
(O112o) Please specify: what type of problems are caused by differences in ethnic 
backgrounds in your community?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (O) Section 13: Social Cohesion and Trust > General Trust in Communities
sc_trustpplgen (required) (O113) Would you say that most people can be trusted or that most people cannot 
be trusted?
Please read out the options to the respondent.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Most people can be trusted
2 Most people cannot be trusted
-99 Don't know
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (O) Section 13: Social Cohesion and Trust > Trust of People in Communities
sc_statement_note (O114) I am going to read some statements to you and I would like you to tell me for 
each statement if you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree
Enumerator: Please read out each statement to the respondent
sc_honest (required) (O115) Most people in this community are honest and can be trusted
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Strongly agree
2 Agree
3 Disagree
4 Strongly disagree
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuse to answer)
sc_smelanghonest (required) (O116) Most people in this community who speak the same native language as me 
are honest and can be trusted
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Strongly agree
2 Agree
3 Disagree
4 Strongly disagree
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuse to answer)
sc_smelangborrow (required) (O117) People in this community who speak the same native language trust one 
another to borrow and loan items
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Strongly agree
2 Agree
3 Disagree
4 Strongly disagree
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuse to answer)
sc_help (required) (O118) If I have a problem, there is always someone to help me
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Strongly agree
2 Agree
3 Disagree
4 Strongly disagree
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuse to answer)
sc_helpcomm (required) (O119) Most people in this community are willing to help if you need it
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Strongly agree
2 Agree
3 Disagree
4 Strongly disagree
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuse to answer)
sc_fear (required) (O120) I am suspicious/fearful of people in this community
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Strongly agree
2 Agree
3 Disagree
4 Strongly disagree
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuse to answer)
sc_jealous (required) (O121) I am jealous of others in my community 1 Strongly agree
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Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 2 Agree
3 Disagree
4 Strongly disagree
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuse to answer)
sc_othjealous (required) (O122) Others in the community are 
jealous of me
Question relevant when: ${password} 
!=1332
1 Strongly agree
2 Agree
3 Disagree
4 Strongly disagree
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuse to answer)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (O) Section 13: Social Cohesion and Trust > Trust Between Communities
sc_borrow_othcom (required) (O123) Compared to other communities, how much do people in this community 
trust one another to borrow and loan items?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Worse than other communities
2 The same as other communities
3 Better than other communities
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuse to answer)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (O) Section 13: Social Cohesion and Trust > Friendship between Nationals and Refugees
sc_nat_intro (O124A) I want to ask you some more questions about trust in your community. I 
want to ask you about nationals and refugees. By nationals, we mean Ugandans 
who live in the Kamwenge district
Question relevant when: ${refugee} !=1
sc_nat_natstrust (required) (O125A) In general, would you say that:
READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
3 Nationals can be completely trusted
2 Nationals can be mostly trusted
1 Nationals can only be somewhat trusted
0 Nationals cannot be trusted at all
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuses to Answer)
sc_nat_reftrust (required) (O126A) In general, would you say that:
READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
3 Refugees can be completely trusted
2 Refugees can be mostly trusted
1 Refugees can only be somewhat trusted
0 Refugees cannot be trusted at all
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuses to Answer)
sc_ref_intro (O124B) I want to ask you some more questions about trust in your community. I 
want to ask you about refugees and nationals. By nationals, we mean Ugandans 
who live in the Kamwenge district
Question relevant when: ${refugee} =1
sc_ref_reftrust (required) (O125B) In general, would you say that:
READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
3 Refugees can be completely trusted
2 Refugees can be mostly trusted
1 Refugees can only be somewhat trusted
0 Refugees cannot be trusted at all
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuses to Answer)
sc_ref_natstrust (required) (O126B) In general, would you say that:
READ OUT OPTIONS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
3 Nationals can be completely trusted
2 Nationals can be mostly trusted
1 Nationals can only be somewhat trusted
0 Nationals cannot be trusted at all
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuses to Answer)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (O) Section 13: Social Cohesion and Trust > Community Problems
sc_peace (required) (O127) In your opinion, would you say this community tends to be peaceful or not 
peaceful?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Peaceful
2 Not peaceful
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuse to answer)
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sc_conflict_comm (required) (O128) Compared with other communities in the area, is there more or less conflict 
in this community?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 More
2 Less
3 Same
sc_conflict_comm_yn 
(required)
(O129) I have experienced problems in this community
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
sc_conflict_comm_yn_reason 
(required)
(O130) Which of the following problems have you experienced?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Harassment because of the way I look, 
the language I speak, or where I am from
2 Being called a name or being threatened 
in a language I did not understand or by 
another person or group of people
3 Being excluded from social events or 
community spaces (e.g. water point, 
town center, shops)
4 Being falsely accused of something I did
not do
-66 Other
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuse to answer)
sc_conflict_comm_yn_osp 
(required)
(O130o) Please specify: what problems have you experienced?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (P) Section 14: WASH
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (P) Section 14: WASH > Water Access and Use
water_intro (P101) Now, I would like to ask you some questions about your household's access 
and use of water
water_source (required) (P102) What is currently the main source of drinking water for members of your 
household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Piped into dwelling
2 Piped to yard/plot
3 Public tap/standpipe
4 Tubewell/Borehole
5 Protected Well
6 Unprotected Well
7 Protected Spring
8 Unprotected Spring
9 Rainwater
10 Rock catchments
11 Tanker truck
12 Cart with small tank
13 Surface water (river/dam/lake/pond/
stream/canal/irrigation channel)
14 Bottled Water
-66 Other (specify)
-99 Don't know
water_source_osp (required) (P102o) Other: What is currently the main source of drinking water for members of 
your household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
water_source_loc (required) (P102b) Where is that water source located?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 In own dwelling
2 In own yard/plot
3 Elsewhere
water_source_distance 
(required)
(P102c) How long does it take to go there, get water, and come back?
RECORD MINUTES
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .<600
water_source_avail (required) (P103) Is water normally available from this source?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
water_source_unavail 
(required)
(P104a) In the last two weeks, was water unavailable from this source for a day or 
longer?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
water_safertodrink (required) (P104b) Do you do anything to the water to make it safer to drink? 1 Yes
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Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 0 No
-99 Don't know
water_safertodrink_how 
(required)
(P104c) What do you usually do to make the water safer to drink?
Record all mentioned
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., -99) or selected(., 0), 
count- selected(.) = 1, count-selected(.) >= 1)
1 A. Chlorination
2 B. Flocculant/Disinfectant (physio￾chemical disinfection)
3 C. Filtration (physical removal)
4 D. Solar disinfection (UV/heat 
disinfection)
5 E. Boiling
-66 X. Other (specify)
-99 Y. Don’t know
water_safertodrink_how_osp 
(required)
(P104d) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
water_container (required) (P105e) What types of containers do you usually use to collect water for your 
household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., -99) or selected(., 0), 
count- selected(.) = 1, count-selected(.) >= 1)
1 A = Small jerry can (5-9 liter)
2 B = Large jerry can (20 liter)
3 C = Small bucket (5-9 liter)
4 D = Large bucket (10-20 liter)
5 E = Clay jars or pots (10-20 liter)
6 F = Large rolling container (90 liter)
7 G = Large plastic drum (150-200 liter)
-66 X = Other (specify type and volume)
-55 Y = Do not collect water
water_container_osp (required) (P105f) Other container, specify type and volume
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (P) Section 14: WASH > Water Access and Use > [water_container_name] 
(1)
Group relevant when: ${water_container} !=-55
(Repeated group)
water_container_number 
(required)
(P105g) How many of these containers, [water_container_name], do you usually fill 
when collecting water for your household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .<50
water_container_freq 
(required)
(P105h) How often do you usually fill the containers, [water_container_name]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 1 = Twice every day
2 2 = Once every day
3 3 = Once every other day
4 4 = Once every third day
-66 5 = Other (specify)
water_container_freq_osp 
(required)
(P105i) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (P) Section 14: WASH > Sanitation Facilities
toilet_intro (P105) Now, I would like to ask you some questions about your household's access 
and use of sanitation facilities.
toilet_fac (required) (P106) What kind of toilet facility do members of your household usually use?
If respondent cannot give clear response, then observe the toilet and record the 
correct response.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Flush to piped sewer system
2 Flush to septic tank
3 Flush to pit latrine
4 Flush to somewhere else
5 Flush, don't know where
6 Ventilated improved pit latrine
7 Covered Pit latrine with slab
8 Covered Pit latrine without slab/open pit
9 Uncovered pit latrine with slab
10 Uncovered pit latrine without slab/open 
pit
11 Composting toilet
12 Bucket toilet
13 Hanging toilet/hanging latrine
14 No facility/bush/field
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-66 Other
-99 Don't know
toilet_fac_osp (required) (P106o) Please specify: What kind of toilet facility do members of your household 
usually use?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
toilet_fac_share (required) (P106B) Do you share this toilet facility with other households?
Select 'yes' if the household shares this toilet facility with at least another household
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (P) Section 14: WASH > Hygienic Practices: Hand Washing
loc_wash_hands (required) (P107) Please show me where members of your household most often wash their 
hands.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Observed
2 Not in dwelling/yard/plot
3 No permission to see
-66 Other (specify)
loc_wash_hands_osp (required) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
loc_wash_hands_water 
(required)
(P108) Observation only: Observe presence of water at the place for handwashing. Is 
water available?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
loc_wash_hands_soap 
(required)
(P109) Observation only: Observe presence of soap, detergent, or other cleansing 
agent at the place for handwashing
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Soap or detergent (bar, liquid, powder)
2 Ash, mud, sand
-66 Other, specify
-99 None
loc_wash_hands_soap_osp 
(required)
Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
wash_resp (required) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
11 [11] ...
12 [12] ...
13 [13] ...
14 [14] ...
15 [15] ...
16 [16] ...
17 [17] ...
18 [18] ...
19 [19] ...
20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
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-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (N) Section 14: Deceased and Roster before Displacement
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (N) Section 14: Deceased and Roster before Displacement > Household Roster: Deceased Members
add_dead (required) (N101) Now, I would like to talk about any members of the household who are now 
deceased. Please do not feel offended and I understand that this may be sensitive. Is 
there someone who was a member of your household in the last 4 years who has 
since died?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
num_hh_dead (required) (N102) How many former members of your household have passed away?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (N) Section 14: Deceased and Roster before Displacement > Household 
Roster: Deceased Members > Names of Deceased Household Members (1)
Group relevant when: ${add_dead} = 1
(Repeated group)
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (N) Section 14: Deceased and Roster before Displacement > Household Roster: Deceased Members > Names of Deceased 
Household Members (1) >
Create full name of deceased household members
note_hh_mem_dead1 (N103) Now I would like to ask you the name of deceased household member 1
hh_mem_dead_fn (required) What is this deceased member's first name/Christan/Muslim name?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
hh_mem_dead_ln (required) What is this deceased member's last name?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
dead_list_check (N104) Please confirm that the following persons are all members of your household 
that have passed away in the last 4 years and nobody is missing:
[calc_dead_list]
If not, go back and add additional household members
Question relevant when: ${add_dead} = 1
hh_dead_roster_exp (N105) I will now ask you questions about the [dead_count] household members 
that have passed away
Question relevant when: ${dead_count} >0
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (N) Section 14: Deceased and Roster before Displacement > Household 
Roster: Deceased Members > Deceased Household Member Details (1)
Group relevant when: ${dead_count} >0
(Repeated group)
hhmem_dead_gender 
(required)
(N106) What was [calc_dead_name] 's gender?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
0 Male
1 Female
hh_mem_dead_hh (required) (N107) Was [calc_dead_name] the head of the household when s/he died?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
hhmem_dead_relation 
(required)
(N108) What was [calc_dead_name] 's relationship to the current head of 
household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Head
2 Spouse/partner
3 Son/daughter
4 Stepson/daughter
5 Adopted
6 Grandchild
7 Brother/sister
8 Niece/Nephew
9 Father/mother
10 Step brother/sister
11 Grandparent
12 Great-grandchild
13 Other family
14 Household help
15 Lodger
16 Friends
17 son/daughter in law
18 brother/sister in law
19 mother/father in law
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-66 Other (specify)
hhmem_dead_relation_o 
(required)
Please specify: What was [calc_dead_name] 's relationship to the current head of 
household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
hhmem_dead_age (required) (N109) What was [calc_dead_name] 's age when s/he died?
Years. Put 0 if less than 1 year.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<120) or .=-99 or .=-88
hhmem_dead_age_m 
(required)
(N110) What was [calc_dead_name] 's age when s/he died? (in months)
Months
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<12) or .=-99 or .=-88
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (N) Section 14: Deceased and Roster before Displacement > Household Roster: Deceased Members > Deceased Household 
Member Details (1) > Time of Death
hhmem_dead_time (required) (N111) How long ago did [calc_dead_name] die?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
hhmem_dead_time_unit 
(required)
Unit of time
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Years
2 Months
3 Weeks
4 Days
cal_decmthnote (required) There are inconsistencies in the responses entered. Please check and make sure 
that the period isn't more than 4 years.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
hhmem_dead_work (required) (N112) Was [calc_dead_name] working in the 12 months before s/he died?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
hhmem_dead_occupation 
(required)
(N113) What was [calc_dead_name] 's main occupation in the 12 months before 
s/he died?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Business man/woman
2 Doctor
3 Teacher
4 Government Employee
5 Engineer
6 Journalist
7 Boda driver / taxi driver
8 Brewer
9 Catering
10 Farmer - commercial
11 Farmer - subsistence
12 Repairman
13 Housewife
14 Market vendor
15 Shopkeeper
16 Student
17 NGO Worker
18 Casual labor
19 Household help (maid)
20 Unemployed
-66 Other
-99 Don't know
hhmem_dead_occupation_o 
(required)
Specify other: What was [calc_dead_name] 's main occupation in the 12 months 
before s/he died?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
decrosdis_resp (required) (N114) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
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6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
11 [11] ...
12 [12] ...
13 [13] ...
14 [14] ...
15 [15] ...
16 [16] ...
17 [17] ...
18 [18] ...
19 [19] ...
20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: 
household survey > (N)
Group relevant when: 
${refugee} =1 and ${h
hh_mem_presettle_n1
Section 14: Deceased and Roster before Displacement > Household Roster Before 
Displacement hall_ugandan_yn} !=1
Now I would like to ask you about your household members before you arrived here 
in Rwamwanja
hh_mem_presettle_year 
(required)
(N201) First, what year did you arrive here in Rwamwanja?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: .<=2021 and .>=1962 or .=-99 or .=-88
origin_country (required) (N202) Where did you/your household live most recently before being displaced to 
Rwamwanja? Do not consider temporary stops along the way (e.g. staying with 
friends during the journey, reception center stay, etc.). Should only be the last place 
the household lived where they had planned to remain permanently or for a period 
longer than 3 months.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
origin_country_id origin_country_name
-66 Other, specify
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuse to answer)
origin_country_osp (required) Please specify: where did you/your household live most recently before being 
displaced to Rwamwanja?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
origin_lvl1 (required) (N203) Where did you/your household live in [origin_country_lbl]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
origin_lvl1_id origin_lvl1_name
-66 Other, specify
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuse to answer)
origin_lvl1_osp (required) Please specify: where did you/your household live in [origin_country_lbl]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
origin_lvl2 (required) (N204) Where did you/your household live in [origin_lvl1_lbl]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
origin_lvl2_id origin_lvl2_name
-66 Other, specify
-99 (Don't know)
-88 (Refuse to answer)
origin_lvl2_osp (required) Please specify: where did you/your household live in [origin_lvl1_lbl]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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origin_lvl2_uganda (required) (N205) Where did you/your household live in [origin_lvl1_lbl]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
prog_note5 NOTE FOR PROGRAMMING: lvl2 [origin_lvl2_lbl]
Question relevant when: 0
origin_village (required) (N206) What was the name of the village that you/your household lived most 
recently before being displaced to Rwamwanja?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
ref_demo1 Now I would like to ask you some additional information about yourself
native_language (required) (N207) What is your native language? The primary language spoken at home as a 
child or the language of your parents
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Kinyabwisha
2 Kinyarwanda
3 Kinyamulenge
4 Swahili
5 Shi
6 Fuliiru
7 Hunde
8 French
9 Nande
10 Lingala
11 Kibembe
12 Kifumbira
13 Chiluba
14 Kirega
15 Kifulero
16 Kisanza
17 Kilulu
18 Kihavu
19 Kishi
20 Kibangubangu
21 Kitembo
22 Kikwami
0 None
-66 Other (specify)
native_language_osp (required) Please specify: What is your native language?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
other_language (required) (N208) What other languages do you speak?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Kinyabwisha
2 Kinyarwanda
3 Kinyamulenge
4 Swahili
5 Shi
6 Fuliiru
7 Hunde
8 French
9 Nande
10 Lingala
11 Kibembe
12 Kifumbira
13 Chiluba
14 Kirega
15 Kifulero
16 Kisanza
17 Kilulu
18 Kihavu
19 Kishi
20 Kibangubangu
21 Kitembo
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22 Kikwami
0 None
-66 Other (specify)
other_language_osp (required) Please specify: What other languages do you speak?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
religion_refugee (required) (N209) What is your religion?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Christianity, Catholic
2 Christianity, Protestant
3 Islam
4 Seventh Day Adventist
5 Pentecostal
6 Jehovah's Witness
7 Barokole/Barokore
8 CEPK
9 Baptist
10 Messianic Church of Yahweh
11 Frere
-66 Other (specify)
religion_refugee_osp (required) Please specify: what is your religion?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
refugee_livelihood (required) (N210) What was the household's main livelihood strategy before arriving in 
Rwamwanja?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Cultivation/digging
2 Livestock keeping
3 Business
4 Casual Labor
-66 Other (specify)
refugee_livelihood_osp 
(required)
Please specify: what was your livelihood strategy?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
hh_mem_notpart (required) (N211) Here is the list of your current household members you already told me 
about.
Were any of them not part of your household before you were displaced?
[enumerator: check boxes for those who were not part of household previously]
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -1), count-selected(.)=1, count￾selected(.)>=1)
1 [1]
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30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (N) Section 14: Deceased and Roster before Displacement > Household 
Roster Before Displacement > Member (1)
(Repeated group)
hh_mem_hh (required) (N212) Was [cal_memname] the head of the household at that time?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
hh_mem_relation (required) (N213) What was [cal_memname] 's relationship to the current head of household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Head
2 Spouse/partner
3 Son/daughter
4 Stepson/daughter
5 Adopted
6 Grandchild
7 Brother/sister
8 Niece/Nephew
9 Father/mother
10 Step brother/sister
11 Grandparent
12 Great-grandchild
13 Other family
14 Household help
15 Lodger
16 Friends
17 son/daughter in law
18 brother/sister in law
19 mother/father in law
-66 Other (specify)
hh_mem_relation_osp 
(required)
Please specify: what was [cal_memname] 's relationship to the current head of 
household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
hh_mem_hhnote Enumerator, the choice seems to be inconsistent because this member isn't the 
current household head.
Question relevant when: ${cal_mempos} >1 and ${hh_mem_relation} =1
hh_mem_work (required) (N214) Was [cal_memname] working at that time?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
hh_mem_decnopart (required) (N215) Here is a list of your deceased household members that you already told me 
about. Was anybody from this list of people that you have already told me about 
part of your household when you were displaced?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., 0), count-selected(.)=1, count-selected(.)>=1)
31
32 ...
33 ...
34 ...
35 ...
36 ...
37 ...
38 ...
39 ...
40 ...
41 ...
42 ...
0 None of them was part of the household 
at that time
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (N) Section 14: Deceased and Roster before Displacement > Household 
Roster Before Displacement > Member (1)
Group relevant when: ${hh_mem_decnopart} !=0
(Repeated group)
hh_dec_hh (required) (N216) Was [cal_decname] the head of the household at that time? 1 Yes
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Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 0 No
-99 Don't know
hh_dec_relation (required) (N217) What was [cal_decname]'s relationship to the current head of household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 
Response constrained to: . !=1
1 Head
2 Spouse/partner
3 Son/daughter
4 Stepson/daughter
5 Adopted
6 Grandchild
7 Brother/sister
8 Niece/Nephew
9 Father/mother
10 Step brother/sister
11 Grandparent
12 Great-grandchild
13 Other family
14 Household help
15 Lodger
16 Friends
17 son/daughter in law
18 brother/sister in law
19 mother/father in law
-66 Other (specify)
hh_dec_relation_o (required) Please specify: What was [cal_decname]'s relationship to the current head of 
household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
hh_dec_work (required) (N218) Was [cal_decname] working at that time?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
hh_mem_notpart_tt (required) (N219) Was there anybody else that was part of your household then that is not a 
member now?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
hh_mem_nopart_no (required) (N220) How many?
Question relevant when: ${password} 
!=1332 Response constrained to: .>0
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (N) Section 14: Deceased and Roster before Displacement > Household 
Roster Before Displacement > Previous Household member name (1)
(Repeated group)
Group relevant when: 
${hh_mem_nopart_n
o} > 0
g_consent > (I) Part I: 
household survey > Names
(N) Section 14: Deceased and Roster before Displacement > Household Roster 
Before Displace
ment>Previous Household member name (1) >
mem_old_first (required) (N221) What is the first/Christian/Muslim name of household member number [1 of
[hh_mem_nopart_no]]?
ENUMERATOR: Enter the name of the member carefully.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
mem_old_last (required) (N221) Last name (Required)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (N) Section 14: Deceased and Roster before Displacement > Household 
Roster Before Displacement > Household Members Pre Settlement (1)
Group relevant when: ${hh_mem_nopart_no} >= 1
(Repeated group)
hh_mem_presettle_n2 (N222) Now I would like to ask you about household member 
[hh_mem_presettle_fn] .
g_consent > (I) Part I: household survey > (N) Section 14: Deceased and Roster before Displacement > Household Roster Before Displacement > Household Members Pre 
Settlement (1) > Household Member Pre Settlement Information
Group relevant when: ${hh_mem_nopart_no} >= 1
hhmem_presettle_gender 
(required)
(N223) What was [hh_mem_presettle_fn] 's gender?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
0 Male
1 Female
hh_mem_presettle_hh (N224) Was [hh_mem_presettle_fn] the head of the household at that time? 1 Yes
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(required) Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 0 No
-99 Don't know
hhmem_presettle_rel 
(required)
(N225) What was [hh_mem_presettle_fn] 's relationship to the current head of 
household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 
Response constrained to: . !=1
1 Head
2 Spouse/partner
3 Son/daughter
4 Stepson/daughter
5 Adopted
6 Grandchild
7 Brother/sister
8 Niece/Nephew
9 Father/mother
10 Step brother/sister
11 Grandparent
12 Great-grandchild
13 Other family
14 Household help
15 Lodger
16 Friends
17 son/daughter in law
18 brother/sister in law
19 mother/father in law
-66 Other (specify)
hhmem_presettle_rel_osp 
(required)
Please specify: what was [hh_mem_presettle_fn] 's relationship to the current 
head of household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
hhmem_presettle_age 
(required)
(N226) How old was [hh_mem_presettle_fn] 's at that time?
If the respondent does not remember, please probe. If they still cannot remember, 
enter -99 if unknown.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<120) or .=-99 or .=-88
hhmem_presettle_educ 
(required)
(N227) What was the highest education level that [hh_mem_presettle_fn] achieved 
at that time?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
0 Never attended school / did not 
complete class
111 Pre-Primary 1
222 Pre-Primary 2
333 Pre-Primary 3
1 P1
2 P2
3 P3
4 P4
5 P5
6 P6
7 P7
11 S1
12 S2
13 S3
14 S4
15 S5
16 S6
20 Polytechnic
21 Informal Training
22 College (non-University)
30 University
-88 Refused
-66 Other, specify
hhmem_presettle_work 
(required)
(N228) Was [hh_mem_presettle_fn] working at that time? 1 Yes
0 No
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Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 -99 Don't know
hhmem_presettle_occpt 
(required)
(N229) What was [hh_mem_presettle_fn] 's main occupation at that time?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Business man/woman
2 Doctor
3 Teacher
4 Government Employee
5 Engineer
6 Journalist
7 Boda driver / taxi driver
8 Brewer
9 Catering
10 Farmer - commercial
11 Farmer - subsistence
12 Repairman
13 Housewife
14 Market vendor
15 Shopkeeper
16 Student
17 NGO Worker
18 Casual labor
19 Household help (maid)
20 Unemployed
-66 Other
-99 Don't know
hhmem_presettle_occpt_osp 
(required)
Specify other: What was [hh_mem_presettle_fn] 's main occupation at that time?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
hhmem_presettle_resp 
(required)
(N230) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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28 [28] ...
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
part1_respondent (required) (N301) Who was the respondent for most of the previous sections about the 
household?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
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18 [18] ...
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22 [22] ...
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25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
part1_respondent_explain 
(required)
(N302) Why weren't you intervieweing the head of household for this first part of 
the questionnaire?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
end_part1_household_note You have arrived at the end of the household survey.
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent
part2_intro Now, we will do the individual participant survey with one individual. The 
respondent for this section is the targeted respondent: [targetresp_name]
consent_target (required) (isec1) The respondent for this section is the targeted respondent: 
[targetresp_name]
Does this person consent?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
consent_target_explain 
(required)
(isec1) Why not?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (Q2) Section 16: Program Participant Survey: Cantrill's Ladder
sec_satis_note (Q201) Now, I would like to ask you some questions about your satisfaction with 
life.
Present the ladder to the respondent
life_sat (required) (Q202) How would you describe your satisfaction with life? The top rung of the 
ladder (10) represents very satisfied and the bottom of the ladder (1) represents 
10 10 - highest
9 9
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very dissatisfied. On which step would you place yourself?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
1 1 – lowest
99 Don't Know
88 Refused/Skip
future_life_sat (required) (Q203) On the same ladder, which step do you believe you will be on in 5 years?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
10 10 - highest
9 9
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
1 1 - lowest
-99 Don't Know
-88 Refused/Skip
relative_ses (required) (Q204) Now, assume that the top rung of the ladder (10) represents the best-off 
members of your community and that the lowest rung (1) are the poorest 
individuals. Where would you place your household on the ladder in terms of 
economic status?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
10 10 - highest
9 9
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
1 1 - lowest
-99 Don't Know
-88 Refused/Skip
future_relative_ses (required) (Q205) Where do you think you will be on this ladder 5 years from now – in terms of 
your economic status?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
10 10 - highest
9 9
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
1 1 - lowest
-99 Don't Know
-88 Refused/Skip
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (X) Open ended questions
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nlp2_instructions1 (X101) ENUMERATOR INSTRUCTIONS. DO NOT READ
For this part of the survey, you will ask the respondent to answer 3 open ended 
questions which will be recorded. It is important that you place the tablet close 
enough to the respondent, so the recording is clear. If there is a lot of surrounding 
noise, please try to do this part of the interview in a more quiet environment.
We would like respondents to say as much as they can for these questions.
Respondents will have at least 1 minute to answer each question. Some 
respondents may respond briefly. The recording should continue for at least 1 
minute. To incentivize the respondent to elaborate, say "thank you, anything 
else?" if they stop talking.
If the respondent says they don't understand the question, respond "the question is 
how you interpret it, you can respond however you like." and repeat the question.
nlp2_intro (X102) INTRODUCTION
Now I’d like to ask some open-ended questions about you and your life. There are 
no right or wrong answers or interpretation of these questions. You can respond 
however you like. We just want to hear about your experience. I would like to 
record your voice using audio recording so we can understand more about you.
You will have at least one minute to answer each of these questions so take the 
time to explain as much as you need.
nlp2_consent (required) (X103) Would you like to proceed? You can tell me to stop at any time.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
nlp2_consent_whynot 
(required)
What is the reason of the refusal?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (X) Open ended questions > Open ended questions, consented
Group relevant when: ${nlp2_consent} =1
nlp2_instructions2 (X104) ENUMERATOR INSTRUCTIONS. DO NOT READ
If yes, leave recording on for at least 1 minute for each question. Answer "thank you, 
anything else?" if the respondent stops talking.
If the respondent says they don't understand the question, respond "the question is 
how you interpret it, you can respond however you like." and repeat the question.
nlp2_instructions3 (X105) (X105) ENUMERATOR INSTRUCTIONS TO EASE THE RECORDING. DO NOT 
READ
Instruction to ease the recording. For each of these questions, the recording starts 
as soon as you enter the screen of the question (question slide).
For SurveyCTO to know the exact time at which you are done reading the question, 
please swipe to the next screen AS SOON AS you are done reading the question.
DO NOT start reading before you reach the field of the question.
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (X) Open ended questions > Open ended questions, consented > nlp2_typicalday_gp
nlp2_typicalday_question (X201) What do you do on a typical day? The question is how you interpret it, you 
can respond however you like. You do not have to rush. You have at least a minute 
to answer this question
ENUMERATOR: swipe to the next question as soon as you are done reading the 
question
nlp2_typicalday_answer (X202) ENUMERATOR, DO NOT READ,
start the timer, stay on this field while you are recording the question Only swipe 
when the respondent is done
You won't be able to swipe before 60 seconds
nlp2_typicalday_endcomment (X203) Thank you for your answer
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (X) Open ended questions > Open ended questions, consented > nlp2_important_gp
nlp2_important_question (X301) In your life, what is most important to you? The question is how you 
interpret it, you can respond however you like. You do not have to rush. You have 
at least a minute to answer this question
nlp2_important_answer (X302) ENUMERATOR, DO NOT READ,
start the timer, stay on this field while you are recording the question Only swipe 
when the respondent is done
You won't be able to swipe before 60 seconds
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nlp2_important_endcomment (X303) Thank you for your answer
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (X) Open ended questions > Open ended questions, consented > nlp2_economic_gp
nlp2_economic_question (X401) How would you describe your household economic situation these days? The 
question is how you interpret it, you can respond however you like. You do not have 
to rush. You have at
least a minute to answer this question
nlp2_economic_answer (X402) ENUMERATOR, DO NOT READ,
start the timer, stay on this field while you are recording the question Only swipe 
when the respondent is done
You won't be able to swipe before 60 seconds
nlp2_economic_endcomment (X403) Thank you for your answer
nlp2_resp (required) (X404) Who was the respondent for this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
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25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (G4) General wellbeing
intro_health (Q400) Now, I am going to ask you some questions about your health and wellbeing.
ENUMERATOR: Use Graphic 1 for the next two questions. Let 1 mean "excellent" or 
"very healthy" and let 4 mean "poor" or "unhealthy".
brfss_physical (required) (Q401) In general, how would you rate your health?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Very healthy
2 Somewhat healthy
3 Somewhat unhealthy
4 Unhealthy
brfss_mental (required) (Q402) In general, would you say your mental health is: excellent, very good, good, 
fair or poor?
Mental health = emotions, mind, how you feel
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Excellent
2 Very good
3 Fair
4 Poor
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brfss_physicaldays (required) (Q403) Now thinking about your physical health, which includes physical illness and 
injury, for how many days during the past 30 days was your physical health not 
good?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=30) or .=-99 or .=-88
brfss_mentaldays (required) (Q404) Now thinking about your mental health, which includes stress, depression 
and problems with emotions, for how many days during the past 30 days was your 
mental health not good?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=30) or .=-99 or .=-88
brfss_preventnormal (required) (Q405) During the past 30 days, for about how many days did poor physical or 
mental health keep you from doing your usual activities, such as self-care, work or 
recreation?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=30) or .=-99 or .=-88
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > Section 2 Program Participant Survey: Health
health_intro I would like to ask you some questions about your health.
health_instruction INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Present the picture of a ladder to the respondent and 
choose the number that corresponds to the rung they choose.
health_ladder (required) How would you classify your health these days? If the top rung of this ladder (10) 
represents perfect health, the middle (5) represents having several minor ailments, 
and the bottom run (1) represents chronic illness/disease, where would you place 
yourself?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
10 10 - highest
9 9
8 8
7 7
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
1 1 - lowest
-99 Don't Know
-88 Refused/Skip
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > Section 2 Program Participant Survey: Health > Level of Difficulty in Activities
phy_note What level of difficulty do you have in carrying out the following activities by 
yourself right now?
For each activity, please say whether you have no difficulty, have difficulty but can 
do it without help, can only do it with help, or cannot do this activity.
phy_lift (required) Lifting a bag weighing 10kg (for example, a bag of wheat)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 No difficulty
2 Difficult but can do with no help
3 Can do, only with help
4 Can't do
-99 Don't know
phy_walk (required) Walking for four hours without resting.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 No difficulty
2 Difficult but can do with no help
3 Can do, only with help
4 Can't do
-99 Don't know
phy_work (required) Work in a field all day (if you had to)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 No difficulty
2 Difficult but can do with no help
3 Can do, only with help
4 Can't do
-99 Don't know
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > Section 2 Program Participant Survey: Health > General Hygenic Practices
sandals (required) Do you wear shoes or sandals to the latrine?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
toothbrush (required) Do you have toothpaste and brush?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (S1) Section 18: Program Participant Survey: Social Capital
socnet_note (S101) I would now like to ask about your membership in groups and relationship 
with other households in your community
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sn_borrow_help (required) (S102) If your family needed to borrow money, without interest, to meet basic 
household expenses, is there someone in your village who would be prepared to 
help you?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
sn_group_mem (required) (S103) Are you or members of your households part of any of the following types of 
groups or associations?
Enumerator: Please read out each of the options to the respondent
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -99) or selected(., -88) or selected(., 0), 
count- selected(.) = 1, count-selected(.) >= 1)
1 Civil associations (senior citizen's groups,
women's associations, recreational 
groups)
2 Cooperatives, irrigator's associations,
natural resource management groups
3 Credit/finance group, (credit cooperative,
savings group)
4 Religious group
5 Women's group
6 Mutual help group
7 Mother's group
8 Governmental group or institution
9 Welfare Association/Burial Group
10 Youth groups
11 Persons with Disabilities groups
12 Elders groups
13 Men's groups
0 None of them
-66 Other
-99 Don't know
sn_group_mem_osp (required) (S103o) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (S1) Section 18: Program Participant Survey: Social Capital > Social network group
Group relevant when: not(selected( ${sn_group_mem} , '0')) and not(selected( ${sn_group_mem} , '-99'))
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (S1) Section 18: Program Participant Survey: Social Capital > Social 
network group > Group
Follow-Up Questions (1)
(Repeated group)
sn_group_morethanone 
(required)
(S104a) Are you or members of your households part of more than one 
[sn_group_lbl1]?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
sn_group_count (required) (S104b) In how many [sn_group_lbl1] are you or members of your households part 
of?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 Response constrained to: .>=2 and . < 5
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (S1) Section 18: Program Participant Survey: Social Capital > Social 
network group > Group Follow-Up Questions (1) > Group Follow-Up Questions 2 (1)
(Repeated group)
sn_group_note (S105) Let's talk about (1)
sn_group_freq (required) (S106) How many times did you or one of your household members participate in a 
(1) in the last 12 months?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yearly
2 A few times a year
3 Monthly
4 A few times a month
5 Weekly
6 A few times a week
7 Daily
-99 Don't know
sn_group_memloc (required) (S107) Where do members of your (1) live?
Enumerator: Please read out each of the options to the respondent
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 All live in the same village
2 All live in the same parish, but different
villages
3 All live in the same sub-county, but 
different parishes
4 All live in the same county, but different
sub-counties
5 All live in the same district, but different
counties
6 All live in different districts
-66 Other:
-99 Do not know where members live
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sn_group_memloc_osp 
(required)
Specify other: Where do members of (1) live?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (S2) Section 19: Social Networks
prog_note_hhrel PROGRAMMING NOTE, REMOVE LATER
rank: [sn_hhrel_hhid_rank] 
sn_hhrel_cal_column: 
peer_rank_all
sn_hhrel_cal_find: 1
Question relevant when: 0
sn_hhrel_list (required) (S201) I will now read you a list of 60 members of other households in your village. 
Please tell me if you know them or anyone else in their households
ENUMERATOR: READ OUT EACH NAME TO THE RESPONDENT AND SELECT EVERY 
PERSON THAT HE/SHE KNOWS
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., 0), count-selected(.) = 1, 
count- selected(.) >= 1)
peer_id peer_name
0 None
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
sn_hhrel_adv (required) (S202) If you needed advice on an issue related to farming or business, would you 
consider going to any of these people to ask for their advice?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., 0), count-selected(.) = 1, 
count- selected(.) >= 1)
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sn_hhrel_cred (required) (S203) Over the past year, have you borrowed money from any of these people or 
lent money to any of these people?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., 0), count-selected(.) = 1, 
count- selected(.) >= 1)
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sn_hhrel_inv (required) (S204) If you had the chance to invest in an income generating activity together with 
someone else, would you consider investing together with any of these people?
ENUMERATOR: An income generating activity could be any business, livestock 
rearing or farming
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., 0), count-selected(.) = 1, 
count- selected(.) >= 1)
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sn_hhrel_worried (required) (S205) If you needed advice when you were very worried, tense or anxious about 
something in your life, would you consider going to any of these people to ask for 
their advice?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., 0), count-selected(.) = 1, 
count- selected(.) >= 1)
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sn_hhrel_food (required) (S206) If you were struggling to provide food for your family, would you consider 
going to any of these people to ask for their help?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., 0), count-selected(.) = 1, 
count- selected(.) >= 1)
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g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (S4) Section 20B: Grit Questions
git_intro (S400) Now, I would like to ask you questions about your passion and effort towards 
goals. Please respond to the following statements with: strongly agree, agree, 
disagree, or strongly disagree
grit_newidea (required) (S401) New ideas and projects sometimes distract me from previous ones
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
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grit_setback (required) (S402) Setbacks don't discourage me
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
grit_setgoal (required) (S403) I often set a goal but later choose to pursue a different one.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
grit_hardwork (required) (S404) I am a hard worker
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
grit_focus (required)
(S405) I have difficulty maintaining my focus on projects that take more than a few 
months to complete.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
grit_finishall (required) (S406) I finish whatever I begin
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
grit_interest (required) (S407) My interests change from year to year
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
grit_diligent (required) (S408) I am diligent
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
grit_obsessed (required) (S409) I have been obsessed with a certain idea or project for a short time, but later 
lost interest.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
grit_setbacks (required) (S410) I have overcome setbacks to conquer an important challenge.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
grit_achievement (required) (S411) I have achieved a task that took years of work
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (S3) Section 20A: Self-Efficacy Scale
eff_intro (S300) Now, I would like to ask you questions about how you achieve your own 
goals. Please respond to the following statements with: strongly agree, agree, 
disagree, or strongly disagree
eff_solveprob_hard (required) (S301) I can always manage to solve difficult problems if I try hard enough 4 Strongly agree
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Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
eff_opposes (required) (S302) If someone opposes me, I can find the means and ways to get what I want
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
eff_accomgoal (required) (S303) It it easy for me to stick to my aims and accomplish my goals
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
eff_confident (required) (S304) I am confident that I could deal efficiently with unexpected events
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
eff_resourceful (required) (S305) Thanks to my resourcefulness, I know how to handle unforeseen situations.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
eff_solveprob_tryhard 
(required)
(S306) I can solve most problems if I invest the necessary effort
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
eff_remaincalm (required) (S307) I can remain calm when facing difficulties because I can rely on my coping 
abilities
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
eff_confrontprob (required) (S308) When I am confronted with a problem, I can find several solutions
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
eff_trouble (required) (S309) If I am in trouble, I can think of a good solution
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
eff_handle (required) (S310) I can handle whatever comes my way
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
4 Strongly agree
3 Agree
2 Disagree
1 Strongly disagree
-88 (Prefer not to answer)
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (T) Section 21: Program Participant Survey: Mental health
kessler_6_intro1 Now, I want to talk about how you feel. Please do not feel offended by the following 
questions. If at any time you feel uncomfortable, please let me know. We can skip 
any of the following questions at any time if you do not wish to answer.
kessler_6_note I am going to read a list of questions about your feelings. I would like to know how 
often in the past 30 days that you felt this way: all of the time, most of the time, 
some of the time, a little of the time, none of the time.
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (T) Section 21: Program Participant Survey: Mental health > Kessler 6
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kessler_intro2 (T102) How often during the past 30 days did you feel:
kessler_nervous (required) (T103) Nervous
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 All of the time
2 Most of the time
3 Some of the time
4 A little of the time
5 None of the time
-99 Don't know
-88 Refused/skip
kessler_hopeless (required) (T104) Hopeless
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 All of the time
2 Most of the time
3 Some of the time
4 A little of the time
5 None of the time
-99 Don't know
-88 Refused/skip
kessler_restless (required) (T105) Restless or fidgety
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 All of the time
2 Most of the time
3 Some of the time
4 A little of the time
5 None of the time
-99 Don't know
-88 Refused/skip
kessler_depressed (required) (T106) So depressed that nothing could cheer you up
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 All of the time
2 Most of the time
3 Some of the time
4 A little of the time
5 None of the time
-99 Don't know
-88 Refused/skip
kessler_difficult (required) (T107) That everything was difficult
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 All of the time
2 Most of the time
3 Some of the time
4 A little of the time
5 None of the time
-99 Don't know
kessler_worthless (required) (T108) Worthless
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 All of the time
2 Most of the time
3 Some of the time
4 A little of the time
5 None of the time
-99 Don't know
-88 Refused/skip
worried (required) (T109) During the past 12 months, did you ever have a period lasting 30 days or 
longer when most of the time you felt worried, tense, or anxious?
If the respondent feels uncomfortable or wishes to skip this question, please select 
'skip'
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-88 Skip
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (T) Section 21: Program Participant Survey: Mental health > Source and Frequency of Anxiety
Group relevant when: ${worried} = 1
worried_source (required) (T110) What was the source of these worries or tensions?
If the respondent feels uncomfortable or wishes to skip this question, please select 
'skip'
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., -99) or selected(., 0), 
count- selected(.) = 1, count-selected(.) >= 1)
1 Food shortage
2 Employment
3 Living space/Living situation
4 Health
5 Loan/Debt
6 Conflict with other
7 Domestic issues
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8 Children's education
9 Clothing
-66 Other
-88 Skip
worried_source_osp (required) (T110o) What other source of worries?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
worried_still (required) (T111) Has that period ended or is it still going on?
If the respondent feels uncomfortable or wishes to skip this question, please select 
'skip'
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
0 Ended
1 Still going on
2 Still going on, but reduced
-88 Refuses to say/skip
worried_disrupt (required) (T112) How much did/do these worries interfere with your ability to carry out your 
normal activities - a lot, some, a little, or not at all?
If the respondent feels uncomfortable or wishes to skip this question, please select 
'skip'
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 A lot
2 Some
3 A little
4 Not at all
-88 Refuses to say/skip
seenhelp (required) (T113) During the last 12 months, have you visited a health facility or seen a health 
provider for reasons related to your worries?
If the respondent feels uncomfortable or wishes to skip this question, please select 
'skip'
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-88 Skip
helpwhere (required) (T114) Which type of health facility did you visit or which type of health provider 
did you see? Read out options.<br/>Select all that apply.<br/>If the respondent 
feels uncomfortable or wishes to skip this question, please select 'skip'
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., -99) or selected(., 0), 
count- selected(.) = 1, count-selected(.) >= 1)
1 Government hospital
2 Government referral hospital
3 Private hospital
4 Government health post
5 Private clinic
6 Pharmacy
7 NGO Clinic
8 Private qualified doctor
9 Private health officer
10 Private nurse
11 Unlicensed doctor
12 Traditional birth attendant/midwife
13 Community health worker/first aid 
provider
14 Traditional healer
-66 Other (Specify)
-88 Skip
helpwhere_osp (required) (T114o) Specify other: What other type of health facility / provider ?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
helpwhere_tradhealer 
(required)
(T114B) During the last 12 months, have you visited any traditional healer for 
reasons related to your worries?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
helpwhere_religious (required) (T114C) During the last 12 months, have you visited any religious authority for 
reasons related to your worries?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
concerns (required) (T115) What are the issues that sometimes are reasons of concern for you?
Select 'Refused/Skip' if the respondent feels uncomfortable or wishes to skip this 
question
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: if(selected(., -88) or selected(., 0), count-selected(.) = 1, 
count- selected(.) >= 1)
1 Food shortage
2 Living situation
3 Loan/Debt
4 Health
5 Employment
6 Children's education
7 Clothing
8 Conflict with other
9 Domestic issues
0 Nothing
-66 Other
-88 Refused/Skip
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concerns_osp (required) (T115o) What other issue:
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
skip_uncomfort (required) (T116) Enumerator: Did you skip any questions in mental health because the 
respondent felt uncomfortable?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > Self-Control
selfcontrol_intro (S500) For each of the following statements, please say whether this statement is not 
at all like you, a little like you, somewhat like you, mostly like you, or very much like 
you.
ENUMERATOR: USE GRAPHIC 2 FOR THIS SECTION. 5 means, very much like me, 
and 1 not like me at all.
sc1_habits (required) (S501) I have a hard time breaking bad habits.
If there is something that I do on a regular basis that I do not like, it is very hard for 
me to be able to be able to stop doing that activity. Examples might include sleeping 
late, or interrupting others
<br/>ENUMERATOR: USE THE 5 POINT SCALE HERE
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Very much like me
2 Mostly like me
3 Somewhat like me
4 Not much like me
5 Not like me at all
sc2_distracted (required) (S502) I get distracted easily.
If I am doing something, it is easy for something else to steal my attention 
ENUMERATOR: USE THE 5 POINT SCALE HERE
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Very much like me
2 Mostly like me
3 Somewhat like me
4 Not much like me
5 Not like me at all
sc3_inappropriate (required) (S503) I say inappropriate things.
(...when speaking with other people)<br/>USE THE 5 POINT SCALE HERE
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Very much like me
2 Mostly like me
3 Somewhat like me
4 Not much like me
5 Not like me at all
sc4_refuse (required) (S504) I refuse things that are bad for me, even if they are fun.
If there is something that is fun, but I know is bad for me, I am able to say no and 
refuse the thing. Examples might include sweets, alcohol, or any activity that is bad 
but fun ENUMERATOR: USE THE 5 POINT SCALE HERE
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Very much like me
2 Mostly like me
3 Somewhat like me
4 Not much like me
5 Not like me at all
sc5_resist (required) (S505) I'm good at resisting temptation.
If there is something I want to do but I know I shouldn't (does not have to be a 
sinful activity) I am good at saying no or avoiding this activity<br/>USE THE 5 
POINT SCALE HERE
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Very much like me
2 Mostly like me
3 Somewhat like me
4 Not much like me
5 Not like me at all
sc6_selfdiscipline (required) (S506) People would say that I have very strong self-discipline
…say that I am good at obeying my own rules<br/>USE THE 5 POINT SCALE HERE
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Very much like me
2 Mostly like me
3 Somewhat like me
4 Not much like me
5 Not like me at all
sc7_pleasure (required) (S507) Pleasure and fun sometimes keep me from getting work done.
Sometimes doing fun things keep me from working, even when I know I should 
(examples could include playing ludu or watching football) <br/>ENUMERATOR: USE 
THE 5 POINT SCALE HERE
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Very much like me
2 Mostly like me
3 Somewhat like me
4 Not much like me
5 Not like me at all
sc8_feelgood (required) (S508) I do things that feel good in the moment but regret later on.
I sometimes do things because I am enjoying them, but later I wish I had not done 
that activity
<br/>ENUMERATOR: USE THE 5 POINT SCALE HERE
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Very much like me
2 Mostly like me
3 Somewhat like me
4 Not much like me
5 Not like me at all
sc9_stop (required) (S509) Sometimes I can't stop myself from doing something, even if I know it's 
wrong. Sometimes I do something, even though I know at the time that it is an 
activity that I should not be doing<br/>ENUMERATOR: USE THE 5 POINT SCALE 
HERE
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Very much like me
2 Mostly like me
3 Somewhat like me
4 Not much like me
5 Not like me at all
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sc10_alterantives (required) (S510) I often act without thinking through all the alternatives.
If there is something I can do, I will often go ahead and do it, without stopping to 
think about what my other options are <br/>ENUMERATOR: USE THE 5 POINT 
SCALE HERE
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Very much like me
2 Mostly like me
3 Somewhat like me
4 Not much like me
5 Not like me at all
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > Self-Perception
note_psychosocial (S600) How well do the following statements describe your personality?
bf_reserved (required) (S601) I see myself as someone who is reserved.
…is quiet, shy
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Disagree strongly
2 Disagree a little
3 Neither agree nor disagree
4 Agree a little
5 Agree strongly
bf_trusting (required) (S602) I see myself as someone who is generally trusting.
…trusts other people
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Disagree strongly
2 Disagree a little
3 Neither agree nor disagree
4 Agree a little
5 Agree strongly
bf_lazy (required) (S603) I see myself as someone who tends to be lazy.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Disagree strongly
2 Disagree a little
3 Neither agree nor disagree
4 Agree a little
5 Agree strongly
bf_relaxed (required) (S604) I see myself as someone who is relaxed, handles stress well.
…is calm and responds well to stressful, difficult situations
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Disagree strongly
2 Disagree a little
3 Neither agree nor disagree
4 Agree a little
5 Agree strongly
bf_artistic (required) (S605) I see myself as someone who has few artistic interests.
…does not have an interest in artistic things, like music, dancing or paintings
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Disagree strongly
2 Disagree a little
3 Neither agree nor disagree
4 Agree a little
5 Agree strongly
bf_outgoing (required) (S606) I see myself as someone who is outgoing, sociable.
…friendly, confident in situations when interacting with others
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Disagree strongly
2 Disagree a little
3 Neither agree nor disagree
4 Agree a little
5 Agree strongly
bf_fault (required) (S607) I see myself as someone who tends to find fault with others.
…usually sees other people's bad traits or characteristics
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Disagree strongly
2 Disagree a little
3 Neither agree nor disagree
4 Agree a little
5 Agree strongly
bf_thorough (required) (S608) I see myself as someone who does a thorough job.
…who always makes sure that tasks are done completely and done well
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Disagree strongly
2 Disagree a little
3 Neither agree nor disagree
4 Agree a little
5 Agree strongly
bf_nervous (required) (S609) I see myself as someone who gets nervous easily.
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Disagree strongly
2 Disagree a little
3 Neither agree nor disagree
4 Agree a little
5 Agree strongly
bf_imagine (required) (S610) I see myself as someone who has an active imagination.
…who often thinks of new ideas
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Disagree strongly
2 Disagree a little
3 Neither agree nor disagree
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4 Agree a little
5 Agree strongly
g_consent > (II) Part II: target respondent > (U) Section 22: target respondent Survey: Financial Health
fh_pay20thgni_30d (required) (U101) Now, imagine that you have an emergency and you need to pay [110,000 
ush].
What would be the MAIN source of money that you would use to come up with 
[110,000 ush] within the NEXT 30 DAYS?
(Read 1-6)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 1. Savings
2 2. Family, relatives, or friends
3 3. Money from working
4 4. Borrowing from a bank, employer, or
private lender
5 5. Selling assets
-66 6. Some other source
0 (I could not come up with the money)
-99 (DK)
-88 (Refused)
fh_pay20thgni_30d_osp 
(required)
(U101) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
fh_pay20thgni_30d_diff 
(required)
(U102) How difficult would it be for you to come up with [110,000 ush] within the 
NEXT 30 DAYS?
Would it be very difficult, somewhat difficult or not difficult at all?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 1. Very difficult
2 2. Somewhat difficult
3 3. Not difficult at all
-99 4. (DK)
-88 5. (Refused)
fh_pay20thgni_7d_diff 
(required)
(U103) How difficult would it be for you to come up with [110,000 ush] within the 
NEXT 7 DAYS? Would it be very difficult, somewhat difficult or not difficult at all?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 1. Very difficult
2 2. Somewhat difficult
3 3. Not difficult at all
-99 4. (DK)
-88 5. (Refused)
part2_respondent (required) (N201) Who was the respondent for part II target respondent module?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
11 [11] ...
12 [12] ...
13 [13] ...
14 [14] ...
15 [15] ...
16 [16] ...
17 [17] ...
18 [18] ...
19 [19] ...
20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
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0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
part2_respondent_explain 
(required)
(N202) Why weren't you intervieweing the target respondent for this part of the 
questionnaire?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (III) Part III: women and children nutrition
g_consent > (III) Part III: women and children nutrition > (V) Section 23: target respondent Survey: Child Nutrition and Feeding Practices
Group relevant when: ${under2_count} >=1 and ${ask_module_childnutrition} =1
childunder2_intro1 Now, I would like to ask about the nutrition of the children under 2 years old.
g_consent > (III) Part III: women and children nutrition > (V) Section 23: target respondent Survey: Child Nutrition and 
Feeding Practices > Children under 2 Years Old (1)
(Repeated group)
childunder2_intro2 (V101B) We would like to ask some questions about the child [childunder2_name] to 
the caregiver [childunder2_caregivername]
childunder2_avail (required) (V101C) Is [childunder2_caregivername] available to answer the questions of this 
section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
childunder2_avail_whynot 
(required)
(V101D) Why not?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
childunder2_note1 (V101E) Enumerator, ask a household member who is knowledgeable about the 
child [childunder2_name]
Question relevant when: ${childunder2_avail} =0
g_consent > (III) Part III: women and children nutrition > (V) Section 23: target respondent Survey: Child Nutrition and Feeding Practices > Children under 2 Years Old (1) > 
Breastfeeding
breastfeed_any (required) (V102) Has [childunder2_name] ever been breastfed?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
breastfeed_dn (required) (V103) Was [childunder2_name] breastfed yesterday during the day or at night?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
breastfeed_o (required) (V104) Sometimes babies are breastfed by another woman or given breast milk 
from another woman by spoon, cup, bottle, or some other way. This can happen if 
a mother cannot breastfeed her own baby for various reasons, such as the mother 
is sick or away, mastitis, etc.
Did [childunder2_name] consume breast milk in any of these ways yesterday during 
the day or at night?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
breastfed_vitamin (required) (V105) Now, I would like to ask you about some medicines and vitamins that are 
sometimes given to infants.
Was [childunder2_name] given any vitamin drops or other medicines as drops 
yesterday during the day or at night?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
oralrehydration (required) (V106) Was [childunder2_name] given an oral rehydration solution yesterday 
during the day or at night?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
g_consent > (III) Part III: women and children nutrition > (V) Section 23: target respondent Survey: Child Nutrition and Feeding Practices > Children under 2 Years Old (1) > 
Liquid Foods
liquid_note (V107) Next I would like to ask about some liquids that [childunder2_name] may 
have had yesterday during the day or at night. Did [childunder2_name] have:
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
liquid_plainwater (required) (V108) Plain water
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
liquid_formula (required) (V109) Any kind of formula like Nani, SMA, Nestle
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
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liquid_milk (required) (V110) Milk, such as tinned, powdered or fresh animal milk
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
liquid_juice (required) (V111) Any juice or juice drinks
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
liquid_broth (required) (V112) Any clear broth?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
liquid_yogurt (required) (V113) Yogurt
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
liquid_porridge (required) (V114) Any thin porridge
[Enumerator: Limit to porridge mixed very thin or thick drinks made from cereal.)
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
liquid_other (required) (V115) Other liquids
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
g_consent > (III) Part III: women and children nutrition > (V) Section 23: target respondent Survey: Child Nutrition and Feeding Practices > Children under 2 Years Old (1) > 
Frequency of Liquid Foods
liquid_formula_freq (required) (V116) How many times yesterday during the day or at night did 
[childunder2_name] consume any formula?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=24) or .=-88 or .=-99
liquid_milk_freq (required) (V117) How many times yesterday during the day or at night did 
[childunder2_name] consume any milk?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=24) or .=-88 or .=-99
liquid_yogurt_freq (required) (V118) How many times yesterday during the day or at night did 
[childunder2_name] consume any yogurt?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=24) or .=-88 or .=-99
g consent > (III) Part III: women and children nutrition > (V) Section 23: target respondent Survey: Child Nutrition and Feeding Practices > Children under 2 Years Old (1) > 
Child Dietary Diversity
dietdiv_c_intro (V119) Now, I would like to ask you about other liquids or foods that 
[childunder2_name] ate yesterday during the day or at night. I am interested in 
whether your child had the item even if it was combined with other foods. For 
example, if [childunder2_name] ate a millet porridge made with a mixed vegetable 
sauce, you should reply yes to any food I ask about that was an ingredient in the 
porridge or sauce.
Please do not include any food used in a small amount for seasoning or condiments 
(like chilies, spices, or herbs). I will ask you about those foods separately.
Yesterday, during the day or at night, did [childunder2_name] eat any:
dietdiv_c_grain (required) (V120) Bread, biscuits, cereals/porridge, noodles, rice, chapati, posho, sorghum, 
mahs/residue or other foods made from grains such as maize, millet, sorghum, 
wheat, bullrush?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_yoveg (required) (V121) Pumpkin, carrots, squash, orange flesh sweet potatoes or any other dark 
yellow or orange fleshed roots, tuber and vegetables?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_whtroot (required) (V122) White irish potatoes, white yams, white sweet potato, cassava, matoke, or 
any other foods made from roots?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_drkgrnveg (required) (V123) Any dark green leafy vegetables such as spinach, chard, dodo (amaranthus), 
pumpkin leaves, cassava leaves, bean leaves, kales/sukuma wiki, cowpea leaves
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_othveg (required) (V124) Any vegetables like cucumbers, tomatoes, cauliflower, cabbage, broccoli, 1 Yes
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eggplant, etc?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_yofruit (required) (V125) Ripe mangoes, ripe papaya, melon, or other fruits that are dark yellow or 
orange inside?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_othfruit (required) (V126) Any other fruits like watermelon, tamarind, or jackfruit?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_orgmeatdom 
(required)
(V127) Any liver, kidney, heart, blood or other organ meats from domesticated 
animals such as cow, pig, goat, chicken or duck?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_othmeatdom 
(required)
(V128) Any meat from domesticated animals, such as beef, pork, lamb, goat, 
chicken, or duck?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_orgmeatwild 
(required)
(V129) Any organs from wild animals, such as game meat, bush rats, birds, wild 
pigeons, guinea fowl, deer, wild board, wild goat?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_othmeatwild 
(required)
(V130) Any flesh from wild animals, such as game meat, bush rats, birds, wild 
pigeons, guinea fowl, deer, wild boar, wild goat?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_eggs (required) (V131) Eggs?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_fish (required) (V132) Fresh or dried fish, shellfish or seafood?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_pulse (required) (V133) Any foods made from beans, peas, lentils, peanuts or other legumes such as 
cowpeas, pigeon peas, green grams or simsim?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_nut (required) (V134) Any foods made from nuts and seeds such as pumpkin, sunflower seeds?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_dairy (required) (V135) Cheese, yogurt or other milk products?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_fat (required) (V136) Any shea nut oils, other oils, fats, butter or foods made with any of these?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_sugar (required) (V137) Any sugary foods suc has chocolates, sweets, candies, pastries, cakes or 
biscuits?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_condi (required) (V137B) Condiments for flavor, such as chilies, spices, herbs, or fish powder
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_insect (required) (V138) Grubs, white ants, grasshoppers or other insects?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_c_redpalm (required) (V139) Foods made with red palm oil, red palm nut, or red palm nut pulp sauce
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
g_consent > (III) Part III: women and children nutrition > (V) Section 23: target respondent Survey: Child Nutrition and Feeding Practices > Children under 2 Years Old (1) > 
Child Other Solid Foods
solidfood_c (required) (V140) Did [childunder2_name] eat any solid, semi-solid, or soft foods yesterday 
during the day or night?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
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solidfood_osp (required) (V140o) What kind of solid, semi-solid, or soft foods did [childunder2_name] eat?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
solidfood_freq (required) (V141) How many times did [childunder2_name] eat solid, semi-solid, or soft foods 
other than liquids yesterday during the day or night?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
Response constrained to: (.>=0 and .<=24) or .=-88 or .=-99
childnutrition_resp (required) (V142) Who was the respondent for [childunder2_name] ?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 [1]
2 [2] ...
3 [3] ...
4 [4] ...
5 [5] ...
6 [6] ...
7 [7] ...
8 [8] ...
9 [9] ...
10 [10] ...
11 [11] ...
12 [12] ...
13 [13] ...
14 [14] ...
15 [15] ...
16 [16] ...
17 [17] ...
18 [18] ...
19 [19] ...
20 [20] ...
21 [21] ...
22 [22] ...
23 [23] ...
24 [24] ...
25 [25] ...
26 [26] ...
27 [27] ...
28 [28] ...
29 [29] ...
30 [30] ...
0 None of them
-1 They were all part of the household
-55 Not in the list
childnutrition_resp_flag 
(required)
Why was [childunder2_caregivername] not the respondent for [childunder2_name] 
?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
g_consent > (III) Part III: women and children nutrition > (W) Section 24: target respondent Survey: Woman's Nutritional Status and Feeding Practices
Group relevant when: ${ask_module_womennutrition} =1
womnutrition_intro1 (W100a) [ENUMERATOR] These questions are going to be asked to: 
[womnutrition_name1_show]
[womnutrition_name2_show]
Question relevant when: ${womnutrition_list_count} >=1
g_consent > (III) Part III: women and children nutrition > (W) Section 24: target respondent Survey: Woman's 
Nutritional Status and Feeding Practices > Woman's Nutritional Status and Feeding Practices (1)
(Repeated group)
womnutrition_intro2 (W100b) I would like to ask questions about nutrition to [womnutrition_name] .
womnutrition_avail (required) (W100c) Is [womnutrition_name] available to answer the questions of this section?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
womnutrition_avail_whynot 
(required)
(W100d) Why not?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
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g_consent > (III) Part III: women and children nutrition > (W) Section 24: target respondent Survey: Woman's Nutritional Status and Feeding Practices > Woman's Nutritional 
Status and Feeding Practices (1) > Woman Dietary Diversity
Group relevant when: ${womnutrition_avail} !=0
dietdiv_w_intro (W101) Now, I would like to ask you about what types of liquids or foods that 
women in this household ate yesterday during the day or at night. I am going to ask 
you about yourself. I am interested in whether you had the item even if it was 
combined with other foods. For example, if you ate a millet porridge made with a 
mixed vegetable sauce, you should reply yes to any food I ask about that was an 
ingredient in the porridge or sauce.
Please do not include any food used in a small amount for seasoning or condiments 
(like chilies, spices, herbs, or fish powder). I will ask you about those foods 
separately.
dietdiv_w_grain (required) (W102) Bread, biscuits, cereals/porridge, noodles, rice, chapati, posho, sorghum, 
mahs/residue or other foods made from grains such as maize, millet, sorghum, 
wheat, bullrush?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_yoveg (required) (W103) Pumpkin, carrots, squash, orange flesh sweet potatoes or any other dark 
yellow or orange fleshed roots, tuber and vegetables?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_whtroot (required) (W104) White irish potatoes, white yams, white sweet potato, cassava, matoke, or 
any other foods made from roots?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_drkgrnveg (required) (W105) Any dark green leafy vegetables such as spinach, lettuce, chard, dodo 
(amaranthis), pumpkin leaves, cassava leaves, bean leaves, kales/sukumawiki, 
cowpea leaves
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_othveg (required) (W106) Any vegetables like cucumbers, tomatoes, cauliflower, cabbage, broccoli, 
eggplant, etc?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_yofruit (required) (W107) Ripe mangoes, ripe papaya, melon, passionfruit or other fruits that are dark 
yellow or orange inside?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_othfruit (required) (W108) Any other fruits like watermelon, tamarind, or jackfruit?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_orgmeatdom 
(required)
(W109) Any liver, kidney, heart, blood or other organ meats from domesticated 
animals such as cow, pig, goat, chicken or duck?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_othmeatdom 
(required)
(W110) Any meat from domesticated animals, such as beef, pork, lamb, goat, 
chicken, or duck?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_orgmeatwild 
(required)
(W111) Any organs from wild animals, such as game meat, bush rats, birds, wild 
pigeons, guinea fowl, deer, wild board, wild goat?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_othmeatwild 
(required)
(W112) Any flesh from wild animals, such as game meat, bush rats, birds, wild 
pigeons, guinea fowl, deer, wild boar, wild goat?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_eggs (required) (W113) Eggs? 1 Yes
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_fish (required) (W114) Fresh or dried fish, shellfish or seafood?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_pulse (required) (W115) Any foods made from beans, peas, lentils, peanuts or other legumes such as 
cowpeas, pigeon peas, green grams or simsim?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_nut (required) (W116) Any foods made from nuts and seeds such as pumpkin, sunflower seeds? 1 Yes
0 No
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Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332 -99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_dairy (required) (W117) Cheese, yogurt or other milk products?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_fat (required) (W118) Any shea nut oils, other oils, fats, butter or foods made with any of these?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_sugar (required) (W119) Any sugary foods such as chocolates, sweets, candies, pastries, cakes or 
biscuits?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_condi (required) (W120) Condiments for flavor, such as chilies, spices, herbs, or fish powder?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_insect (required) (W121) Grubs, white ants, grasshoppers or other insects?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
dietdiv_w_redpalm (required) (W122) Foods made with red palm oil, red palm nut, or red palm nut pulp sauce
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Yes
0 No
-99 Don't know
Survey Information
survey_complete (required) (Z101) [ENUMERATOR] What is the status of the interview?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Complete
0 Incomplete
survey_uncomplete_explain 
(required)
(Z102) [ENUMERATOR] Please explain why it is incomplete
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
survey_gps (Z107) [ENUMERATOR] Take the gps coordinates of the house.
GPS coordinates can only be collected when outside.
Question relevant when: ${consent_gps} =1
survey_gps_place (required) (Z108) [ENUMERATOR] Where did you record the GPS coordinates?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Household's house
0 I could not record the GPS coordinate
-66 Other, specify
survey_gps_place_osp 
(required)
(Z109) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
interview_place (required) (Z110) [ENUMERATOR] Where did you interview the respondent?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Household's house
-66 Other, specify
interview_place_osp (required) (Z111) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
survey_language (required) (Z112) [ENUMERATOR] In what language was the survey administered?
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
1 Kinyabwisha
2 Swahili
3 Runyankole
-66 Other, specify
survey_language_osp 
(required)
(Z113) Other, specify
Question relevant when: ${password} !=1332
survey_comments (Z114) [ENUMERATOR] Please use this text box to make any comments about the 
survey
hhid_confirm2 (required) Confirm Household ID:
Question relevant when: ${password} 
!=1332 Response constrained to: .= ${hhid}
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ANNEX C: PRE-ANALYSIS PLAN 
Graduating to Resilience in Uganda – Cohort 2 and 
Cohort 1 Long-Term Follow-Up Pre-Analysis Plan
January 2022
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ABOUT IMPEL
The Implementer-Led Evaluation & Learning Associate Award (IMPEL) works to improve the design and implementation of 
Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA)-funded resilience food security activities (RFSAs) through implementer-led 
evaluations and knowledge sharing. Funded by the USAID Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA), IMPEL will gather 
information and knowledge in order to measure performance of RFSAs, strengthen accountability, and improve guidance and 
policy. This information will help the food security community of practice and USAID to design projects and modify existing 
projects in ways that bolster performance, efficiency, and effectiveness. IMPEL is a seven-year activity (2019-2026) 
implemented by Save the Children (lead), TANGO International, Tulane University, Causal Design, Innovations for Poverty 
Action, and International Food Policy Research Institute. 
RECOMMENDED CITATION
IMPEL. (2022). Graduating to Resilience in Uganda – Cohort 2 and Cohort 1 Long-Term Follow-Up: Pre-Analysis Plan. 
Washington, DC: The Implementer-Led Evaluation & Learning Associate Award. 
PHOTO CREDITS
James Mbiri / Save the Children International
DISCLAIMER
This report is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for 
International Development (USAID). The contents are the responsibility of the Implementer-Led Evaluation & Learning (IMPEL) 
award and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government.
CONTACT INFORMATION
IMPEL Activity
c/o Save the Children
899 North Capitol Street NE, Suite #900
Washington, DC 20002
www.fsnnetwork.org/IMPEL 
IMPEL@savechildren.org 
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
This pre-analysis plan was written by Dr. Lasse Brune (Northwestern University), with support from Jan 
Will, Antoine Guilhin, and Rachel Strohm (Innovations for Poverty Action).
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ACRONYMS
FCS Food Consumption Score
HFIAS Household Food Insecurity Access Scale
IPTG Interpersonal group therapy
WASH Water, sanitation and hygiene
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This document outlines the plans for data collection and analysis related to experiments of the AVSI 
Graduation to Resilience Program in Kamwenge, Uganda. The first part describes the plan for the 
Cohort-2 experiments that are related to the second cohort of AVSI’s program that is starting now in 
early 2022. The second describes the plan for the long-term follow-up with study participants of Cohort 
1 for which the original intervention period ended in 2021. 
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1. GRADUATING TO RESILIENCE COHORT 2 STUDY DESIGN
We organize the description of the Cohort-2 study in two parts, referred to here as Trial A and Trial B. 
Trial A focuses on estimating the impacts on participants of the second cohort of the AVSI Graduation 
program in Kamwenge relative to a control group of households that were not offered participation in 
the program. Trial B focuses on estimating the additional impact of an interpersonal group therapy 
(“IPTG”) above and beyond the impact of the regular Cohort-2 program (“Regular”). Trial A and Trial B 
take place with similar but slightly different study populations due to constraints on the number of the 
available study participants, the target participant numbers for AVSI and the need to accommodate the 
long term study of Cohort-1 impacts. 
1.1 Trial A: Regular Graduation Vs. No Graduation
In Trial A we compare households that were randomly selected to be offered participation in AVSI’s 
second cohort of the Kamwenge Graduation program. The sample for this study are former Cohort-1 
control households who were evaluated for Cohort-2 eligibility and then randomized into Treatment and 
Control. Details of the sampling strategy and recruitment of study participants are available in the 
separate “Sampling Plan” document. Households were randomized using code written by IPA and the 
list of households assigned to Treatment were sent to AVSI.
Table 1 below gives an overview of the number of households in each experimental arm. In total, Trial A 
has 2,662 participants, about evenly distributed into Treatment and Control. Randomization was done at 
the household level, stratified by village clusters, and was done using re-randomization to ensure 
balance of baseline values of basic household characteristics. 
Note that since AVSI required that for programmatic reasons half of all “intervention groups”, which 
program households are organized in by AVSI, participate in IPTG and half do not. Since in many villages 
there is only one intervention group, which typically contain 20-30 households, and the trial is of limited 
size, the estimates of the impact of Treatment in this trial will reflect an average of treatment effects for 
households participating in the IPTG version of the program and for those that participate in the regular 
program. 
Table 2. Pre-Analysis Plan Table 1: Number of Households in Trial A
Treatment Control
Refugee 595 591
Host 694 782
Total 1,289 1,373
1.2 Trial B: Regular Graduation Vs. Regular Graduation + IPTG
In Trial B we compare households receiving the AVSI graduation program with additional interpersonal 
group therapy sessions (T-IPGT) and households receiving the “regular” graduation program without 
additional IPGT sessions (T-reg). Study participants are sampled from both former Cohort-1 control 
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households and former Cohort-1 holdout control households. As above, the details of the sampling 
strategy and recruitment of study participants are available in the separate “Sampling Plan” document. 
Table 2 below gives an overview of the number of households in each experimental arm of Trial B. In 
total, Trial B has about 3,210 participants, evenly distributed across the two experimental groups. 
Households were randomized using code written by IPA and information about which households were 
in the regular vs the IPGT groups were sent to AVSI. Randomization was done analogously to Trial A. 
Estimation of treatment effects for Trial B will first focus on short-term effects on mental health-related 
outcomes with a short-run midline survey timed about three after the end of the IPGT sessions. Analysis 
of follow-up data, collected both via additional surveys (potentially via phone surveys) about a year into 
the program and as part of AVSI monitoring data, will document potential effects of the add-on group 
therapy sessions on economic activity. If we find sufficiently large differences between the two 
experimental groups at these intermediate analysis steps, additional data collection and analysis at the 
end of the program with the full sample will proceed along the same lines as for Trial A, documenting 
differences between the two experimental groups on measures of economic activity and household 
welfare as described above. 
Table 3. Pre-Analysis Plan Table 2: Number of Households in Trial B
Graduation + IPGT Graduation Only
Refugee 915 915
Host 690 690
Total 1,605 1,605
2. GRADUATING TO RESILIENCE COHORT 1 LONG-TERM 
FOLLOW-UP STUDY DESIGN
For the analysis of long-term effects of the Cohort-1 treatment arms, study participants of the previous 
follow-up surveys will be visited again for another round of interviews timed to take place together with 
endline data collection for Cohort 2. The primary outcomes of interest will be the same as for the 
recently completed endline of Cohort 1, which focussed on consumption, food security, productive 
assets, income and subjective well-being. In addition, as before, we will collect anthroprometric 
measures of children to document impacts on stunting and wasting both for young children at the time 
of the long-term follow-up and for children who were born during the initial implementation period. 
The maximum sample size available for the long-term follow-up will be smaller than for the recently 
completed endline data collection. This is because both former Cohort-1 Control households in Cohort-1 
Treatment villages and households in some former Cohort-1 Control villages were offered participation 
in the program of Cohort 2. This was necessary to reach AVSI’s target participant numbers for Cohort 2 
and provided a chance for control households of the prior study to participate in the program in this 
second cohort. However, the drop in the control household sample size available for long-term follow￾up will decrease the precision of estimates of the long-term impact. 
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Table 3 below gives an overview of the maximum number of participants available for long-term follow￾up. Study households are located in 21 and 36 Treatment villages in the refugee and host communities, 
respectively. In the refugee community, 14 former Cohort 1 control villages were randomly selected to 
be dropped from the study and “converted” to Cohort-2-only villages (leaving 7 Control villages for long￾term follow-up); in the host community the number was 4 (leaving 32 Control villages). 
Table 4. Pre-Analysis Plan Table 3: Maximum number of households available for Cohort 1 long-term 
follow-up
Treatment (T1, T2, or T3) Control in Treatment 
villages (“spillover”) 
Control villages 
Refugee 3,300 550 183
Host 3,300 550 474
Total 6,600 1,100 657
In order to maintain the integrity of the Cohort-1 trial, both treatment and control villages and 
households of the first cohort needed to be “treated” equally with respect to recruitment of households 
(and villages) into participation in the Cohort-2 intervention. Therefore, we evenly distributed Cohort-2 
participants across both Cohort-1 treatment and remaining control villages. In order to maintain a 
control group for Cohort-1, and to have a control group for Cohort 2, about half of the former Cohort-1 
controls who were found to be eligible for Cohort 2 were randomized to remain Control with the other 
half getting offers for participation in Cohort 2 programming — stratified by village. In addition, a share 
of Cohort 1 hold-out controls who were found eligible for participation in Cohort-2 were selected to 
receive an offer to participate in Cohort 2. This share was applied equally between Cohort-1 Treatment 
and Control villages. 
3. DATA ANALYSIS FOR COHORT 2 AND COHORT 1 LT
Estimation of treatment effects will focus on key measures of economic activity and household welfare 
measured at the end of the approximately two-year program. Impact estimates will primarily be 
estimated based on mean regressions that control baseline values of the outcomes of interest or their 
proxies as well as relevant stratification cell fixed effects and re-randomization variables. The key 
outcomes mirror the primary outcomes of interest of Cohort 1: 
• Consumption per capita ($)
• A food security index based on FCS and HFIAS 
• Value of productive assets ($)
• Household income ($) based on all sources 
• Subjective well-being index based on questions related to life satisfaction mental health
Note that we do not plan to collect anthropometric measures given the short time frame of follow up 
and the results from Cohort 1. 
Secondary outcomes include information on knowledge about and practices related to program 
components (WASH, nutrition, etc), savings and other financial outcomes, mental health, nutritional 
status, kids’ schooling, travel and migration, inter-group attitudes, social capital, among other outcomes.
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Limited follow-up data will be collected during a midline round of surveying since the short-term effects 
have been documented well in Cohort-1. As such midline survey measurement will focus on program 
participation, basic indicators of economic activity, and short-form measures of food security and 
productive assets ownership and will be conducted on a random subsample of study participants. 
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ANNEX D: STUDY PROTOCOL
Graduating to Resilience Cohort 2
Study Protocol
December 2021
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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ACRONYMS
C1LT Cohort 1 Long Term
FM Field Manager
FO Field Officer
HFC High Frequency Check
IPA Innovations for Poverty Action
IPGT Interpersonal Group Therapy
PI Principal Investigator
RA Research Associate
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This document summarizes the study protocol for the Graduating to Resilience Cohort 2 study in 
Uganda. The intervention is implemented by AVSI, and evaluated by Innovations for Poverty Action 
(IPA). The protocol includes the following documents:
• Sampling plan
• Monitoring plan for fieldwork
• Field manuals (Annex A) 
• Survey instrument (Annex B) 
Please note that the pre-analysis plan will be added to the study protocol in 10 January 2022.
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1. GRADUATING TO RESILIENCE COHORT 2 STUDY DESIGN
For Cohort 2, AVSI had a target of 7,200 participant households, split half by refugee and community. To 
accommodate the target numbers while preserving the integrity of the Cohort-1 design, the goal was to
keep as many control villages in the study as possible while distributing Cohort 2 participants evenly 
across Cohort-1 treatment and control villages that are not being dropped. The latter ensures 
comparability between Cohort 1 treatment and control villages at later follow-up surveys. To implement 
the above strategy, we calibrated the number of study villages and samples sizes in two parallel steps.
First, some Cohort-1 control villages were dropped from the list of villages that are part of the Cohort-1 
long-term study. In those ‘given up’ villages, all households were considered as recruitable for AVSI’s 
Cohort-2 intervention. The list of all households found to be eligible as part of AVSI’s Cohort-1 
assessment was transmitted to AVSI, including both those recruited into the Cohort-1 study as controls 
as well as those considered hold-out controls that were assessed at the time but not recruited for the 
Cohort-1 study. In the refugee community, 14 former Cohort 1 control villages were randomly selected 
to be dropped from the study and “converted” to Cohort-2-only villages; in the host community the 
number was 4. 
Second, we evenly distributed Cohort-2 participants across both Cohort-1 treatment and remaining 
control villages. In order to maintain a control group for Cohort-1, and to have a control group for 
Cohort 2, about 50% of the former Cohort-1 controls who were found to be eligible for Cohort 2 (see 
next section) were randomized to remain control with the other half getting offers for participation in 
Cohort 2 programming. In addition, a large share (equal between treatment and control villages) of 
Cohort 1 hold-out controls who were found eligible for participation in Cohort-2 were selected to 
receive an offer to participate in Cohort 2. Additional details of the assignment to Cohort-2 are 
described in the next section. 
1.1 Sampling strategy for Cohort 2
We are conducting a study with 5,871 households for Cohort 2. This study is organized in two parts, 
referred to here as Trial A and Trial B. 
1.2 Trial A
The first trial, trial A, compares households who are offered participation in AVSI’s graduation program 
(T) with control households (C) who are not offered the opportunity to participate. The sample of 
households for this trial are prior Cohort-1 control households who reside in Cohort-1 long-term 
(“C1LT”) study villages and were assessed by AVSI to be eligible for Cohort 2. 
AVSI assessed eligibility by, first, administering a short scorecard questionnaire and calculating an 
eligibility score. Then, AVSI completed a bucketing exercise with community members. 
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Eligible households were those which: 
• Had a score card total score that was less than or equal to 5 and were bucketed as ‘moderate’ or 
poorer.
• Had a score card total score that was less than or equals to 6 and were bucketed as poor or 
extremely poor.
Table 1 shows the number of households who are part of Trial A. Since all were part of the sample for the 
Cohort-1 endline, the same endline will serve as the baseline from the perspective of Cohort-2 Trial A. 
Table 5. Study Protocol Table 1: Number of households in Trial A
T C
Refugee 595 591
Host 694 782
Total 1,289 1,373
1.3 Trial B
The second trial, trial B, compares households receiving the graduation program and interpersonal
group therapy sessions (T-IPGT) with households receiving the “regular” graduation program without 
additional IPGT sessions (T-reg). These are sampled from both former Cohort 1 control households and 
former holdout control households. Holdout control households are households that had been listed as 
eligible during the Cohort 1 assessments but were not recruited in the Cohort 1 study. 
Among refugees, this trial only takes place in former Cohort-1 Control villages that have been dropped 
from the C1LT study (see first section in this document). These villages are Cohort 1 control villages for 
which we decided that all the households previously listed at Cohort 1 could be assessed for eligibility, 
and if eligible, be part of the program. In C1LT control villages, all the former Cohort-1 control 
households and a large share of the former holdout controls will be randomized (the share is slightly 
below 1 in order to maintain equality between C1LT T and C villages) but only a subsample of the 
holdout group was sampled for recruitment into the Cohort-2 study and surveying with a baseline. For 
former Cohort-1 control households in dropped coh1 control villages, the recent Cohort 1 endline serves 
as the baseline for Cohort 2. 
In the host community, the participants in the trial B are both from controls and holdouts in dropped C1 
control villages, and they holdouts (only) in C1 LT villages.
AVSI conducted a poverty assessment for these households as well (for the criteria, see description of 
Trial A above). 
Table 6. Study Protocol Table 2: Number of households in Trial B
T C
Refugee 915 915
Host 690 690
Total 1,605 1,605
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2. MONITORING PLAN FOR FIELDWORK
2.1 Introduction
This section lists field monitoring activities for data collection of the baseline evaluation for the AVSI 
Graduating to Resilience Psychotherapy Project implemented in the Rwamwanja Refugee Settlement, in 
Kamwenge District, Uganda, in November and December 2021. 
2.2 Team Composition
Principal Investigators (PI)
The PIs will provide overall direction of the baseline data collection activities and ensure that the team is 
meeting all the targets for the project. The PIs for this project are Dean Karlan, Christopher Udry, Lasse 
Brune, Nathanael Goldberg and Doug Parkerson.
Research Coordinator (RC) and Research Associate (RA)
The RC will work with RAs to implement field activities. RAs are responsible for overseeing the 
implementation of field activities and data verification. Antoine Guilhin is the RA for this project. 
Field Manager (FM)
The FM will provide field support by monitoring data collection conducted by the field teams. The FM 
will accompany the teams to the field and ensure that the teams are following field protocols as set in 
the training manual and respondent replacement procedures. Edmund Emulu is the FM on this project.
Team Leaders and Field Officers (FOs) 
The field team consists of four team leaders and 38 enumerators which are divided into four smaller 
teams. Two teams survey respondents in the refugee settlement and in the host community 
respectively. In both settlement and host community, there is one team having ten enumerators and 
another team with nine enumerators. The teams are responsible for conducting interviews in the 
assigned villages and the supervisors will ensure that enumerators are conducting the assigned 
interviews. Furthermore, the team leaders are the first contact for enumerators that face challenges. 
There are two backcheckers/auditors assigned to the four teams who are responsible for interview 
verification. One auditor is working in the refugee settlement and one in the host community. Below is 
the composition of field teams for each district. Additionally, in total eight mobilisers are split equally 
between settlement and host community. They visit the respondents ahead of the survey date to ensure 
that respondents are available when the enumerators come for data collection. They also determine the 
household member who will be the participant.
Table 7. Study Protocol Table 3: Team composition
Refugee Settlement Host Community 
Team 1 Team 2 Team 3 Team 4
9 Enumerators 10 Enumerators 9 Enumerators 10 Enumerators
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Refugee Settlement Host Community 
Team Leader Team Leader Team Leader Team Leader
Back checker Back checker
4 Mobilisers 4 Mobilisers
2.3 Monitoring Activities
To adhere to the highest data quality standards, IPA performs a series of data quality measures and 
fieldwork monitoring activities. These are outlined below in more detail.
High Frequency Checks (HFCs)
High-frequency checks are checks of some elements of the data collection process, complemented daily 
as new data comes in. At IPA, high-frequency checks are implemented in Stata. They provide insight into 
ongoing field team and data quality concerns before they become too entrenched to manage.
• Performed on all completed surveys on a daily basis
• Check for Field Officer effects and patterns
• Check for outliers, duplicates, response frequencies and other project-specific data quality 
issues 
• Help analyze compliance with ethics requirements
Back checks
Back checks are an additional measure for monitoring enumerator performance and ensuring high 
quality data collection and refer to when a highly qualified Field Officer visits a respondent a second 
time to re-administer a selection of questions from the original questionnaire. 
• To be conducted within one or two days after the survey is conducted
• 10% of all surveys with a possibility of 15% in the beginning of data collection
• Surveys for back check to be selected randomly making sure that every enumerator is back 
checked
Checking Daily Targets/Quotas
• Daily verification of interviews done by FOs 
• Following up on FOs with number of interviews below the mean and clarification on issues 
contributing to not meeting targets
Daily Feedback to the Field Teams 
• Provide feedback to the teams and FOs based on observations from daily checks and HFCs
• Highlighting questions that need more focus in the field 
• Getting updates from supervisors on challenges faces on the previous day of fieldwork
• Following up on observation by backcheckers and clarifying specific questions with the teams 
and specific FOs
Morning briefing with the field teams
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• At 7:15 AM every morning 
• Updating the teams about field progress and issues 
• Getting feedback on issues in the field and finding solutions
Field Visits and Spot check by FMs
• Accompaniment of Field Teams during data collection
• Verification that FOs are correctly following field instructions
• Conducting random spot checks 
Updates to the PI
• Daily update on fieldwork progress
• Weekly update every Tuesday 
• Feedback provided
3. FIELD MANUALS
See Annex A.
4. SURVEY INSTRUMENTS
See Annex B.