Reproductive Health Survey 1999
Romania, 1999
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- Data Files
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Section A
Indentification -
Section B
Household
Member
Information -
Section C
education -
section G
Housing -
section H1
Water
Sanitation -
section H2
Energy -
section I
Weekly
Expenditure -
Section M
Durables -
Section JKL
Consumption of
Regular Non
Food Items -
Section D
Fertility -
section D
Deaths -
section F Child
health -
Section Q
Household
Enterprises -
Section P
Livestock -
Section O
Agricultural
Output -
Section N
Agriculture
Holding -
Section U
Credit -
Section R
Transfers -
Section S Other
Income -
Section T
Recent Shocks -
Section E
Employment -
Section D
Health -
consumption
aggregated data
cause of lost/wasted - 1 (o24_1)
Data file: Section O Agricultural Output
Overview
Valid:
22853
Invalid:
10
Minimum:
0
Maximum:
9
Type:
Continuous
Decimal:
0
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
What was the cause of the loss or wastage? (Reason 1)
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | weevils |
| 2 | mice/rat |
| 3 | flood |
| 4 | wild |
| 5 | animal |
| 6 | theft |
| 7 | other |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Question post text
LIST TWO MAIN REASONS
Interviewer instructions
Have the respondent estimate the total cost of labor used on the parcel. This includes both regular and casual labor.
• Have the respondent estimate as best he or she is able; however, do not excessively trouble the respondent in an attempt to get a more accurate total cost of labor.
• If the household made in-kind wage payments to laborers, in estimating the value of the in-kind wages, the respondent should estimate what he or she would have to pay for the items they used in paying the wages if they had purchased them in the market.
• Have the respondent estimate as best he or she is able; however, do not excessively trouble the respondent in an attempt to get a more accurate total cost of labor.
• If the household made in-kind wage payments to laborers, in estimating the value of the in-kind wages, the respondent should estimate what he or she would have to pay for the items they used in paying the wages if they had purchased them in the market.