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Ethiopia Community Questionnaire Data Dictionary June 2011

Young Lives Round 2 of 173

ETHIOPIA COMMUNITY

DATA DICTIONARY

ROUND 2

A total of 10 data files are generated from the Ethiopia Community Questionnaire dataset for

Round 2.

Data File Name Description

et_r2_comm_informantroster.sav

FINAL_et_r2_community_main.sav Contains data at the Community level for all three

modules of the Round 2 Ethiopia Community

Questionnaire.

FINAL_et_r2_subborrowingmoney.sav Contains data about who operates lending activities

in the community.

FINAL_et_r2_subcommercialfarms.sav Contains data about the main crops and how many

people work on the commercial farms near to the

community.

FINAL_et_r2_subinfluencededuc.sav Contains data about the localities where most

students come from.

FINAL_et_r2_subinfluencehealth.sav Contains data about the localities where most

patients come from.

FINAL_et_r2_sublocalavgvalue.sav Value of local foods/candies/drinks.

FINAL_et_r2_submainanimalfood.sav Contains data about - What are the main food items

of animal kind (the main animal protein sources) for a

typical local household

FINAL_et_r2_subnaturaldisasters.sav Contains data about natural disasters that occur in

community.

FINAL_et_r2_subsupport.sav Provides data about overall support programs

provided by NGOs and GOs.

COMMUNITY IDENTIFICATION

PLACEID Community ID

KEBELEID ID of Kebele/ Peasant organisation

WERID Wereda ID

ZONID Zone ID

REGION Region ID. Codes are:

01= Addis Ababa

02= Amhara



03= Oromia

04= SNNP

05= Tigray

CLUSTID ID of sentimental site in the locality.

MODULE 1 GENERAL MODULE

SECTION 1 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE LOCALITY

FINAL_et_r2_community_main.sav


11INF1 Persons answering this section 1 - informant 1 (i1)

11INF2 Persons answering this section 1- informant 2 (i2)


INTBEGD Interview begins: date –Day-Ethiopian

INTBEGM Interview begins: date – Month-Ethiopian

INTBEGY Interview begins: date - Year - Ethiopian

UKBEGD Interview begins: date - Day – UK

UKBEGM Interview begins: date - Month – UK

UKBEGY Interview begins: date - Year – UK

INTBEGH Interview begins: date – Hour

POPSIZE Approximately, how many people (including children) live in this locality?

FAMLOC Approximately, how many families live in locality?

SPKAGEW Normally, local people speak: Agewgna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPKAMHA Normally, local people speak: Amharic. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPKGURAG Normally, local people speak: Guragigna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPKHADYI Normally, local people speak: Hadyigna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPKKEMBA Normally, local people speak: Kembatgna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPKOROMI Normally, local people speak: Oromiffa. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPKSIDAM Normally, local people speak: Sidamigna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPKTIGR Normally, local people speak: Tigrigna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPKWOLAY Normally, local people speak: Wolaytigna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



SPKNONSC Normally, local people speak: language not having script. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPKOTHR Normally, local people speak: other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MOSTSPKN, SCNDSPKN, THRDSPKN

Which of these languages is the most widely spoken in locality? Please provide three

answers in the order of importance. Codes are:

01= Agewgna

02= Amharic

03= Guragigna

04= Hadyigna

05= Kembatgna

06= Oromiffa

07= Sidamigna

08= Tigrigna

09= Wolaytigna

10= Other

ETHNIC1, ETHNIC2, ETHNIC3, ETHNIC4

What are the largest ethnic groups in locality? Please provide four answers in the

order of importance. Codes are:

01= Agew

02= Amhara

03= Gurage

04= Hadya

05= Kambata

06= Oromo

07= Sidama

08= Tigrian

09= Wolayta

10= Other

MAJRRLG1, MAJRRLG2, MAJRRLG3, MAJRRLG4

What are the major religious groups that live in locality? Please provide four

answers in the order of importance. Codes are:

01=Christian (Catholic)

02= Muslim



06= Christian (Protestant)

07= Christian (Orthodox)

11= None

12= Other

14= Wako

POPINC In the last 4 years, have the number of people living in locality increased, decreased

or remained about the same? Codes are:

01= Increased

02= Decreased

03= Remained the same

REASINC If it has increased, what is the main reason why number of people (families)

increased? Codes are:

01= Due to job

02= Due to studies

03= Due to health

04= Due to security/safety

05= Reproductive increment

07= Other

REASDEC If it has decreased, what is the main reason why number of people (families)

decreased? Codes are the same as used for REASINC.

HOUSING What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Planned housing. Codes are:

01= Most important use

02= 2nd most important use

03= 3rd most important use

04= This use does not exist but not important

05= No local land is used for this purpose

ILLOCCUP What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Illegal occupation of the land.

Codes are the same as used for HOUSING.

LEGALHS What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Legal, unplanned housing.


OTHERS What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Other residential area. Codes

are the same as used for HOUSING.

AGRIC What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Agriculture (arable

agriculture-growing crops) . Codes are the same as used for HOUSING.



LIVEST What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Livestock farming (animal

husbandry) . Codes are the same as used for HOUSING.

FISHING What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Fishing. Codes are the same

as used for HOUSING.

MINING What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Mining/foundaries/smelters.


INDUST What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Industry, industrial

destinations. Codes are the same as used for HOUSING.

HANDICR What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Handicraft, small scale

manufacture. Codes are the same as used for HOUSING.

RETAIL What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Retail sale. Codes are the

same as used for HOUSING.

RECRTN What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Recreation, sport fields.


HONEYB What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Honeybee production. Codes

are the same as used for HOUSING.

TREEFARM What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Tree farming, forestry.


VEGTBL What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Vegetable farming. Codes are

the same as used for HOUSING.

OTHUSE What is the most important use of land in LOCALITY? Other non residential area.


CITY Is locality part of a city or town? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

POPCITY What is the population of that city or town?

POPCITY4 What is the population of that city or town? - 4 years ago.

POPCTY12 What is the population of that city or town? - 12 years ago.

TIMECAP How long does it take to get to the capital of the district/wereda? Missing values

are negative.

TIMECAP4 How long does it take to get to the capital of the district/wereda? - 4 years ago

Missing values are negative.

TIMCAP12 How long does it take to get to the capital of the district/wereda? - 12 years ago.


TRANS1, TRANS2, TRANS3

Means of transportation used to travel to that capital. Please provide three answers

in the order of importance. Codes are:

01= By foot

02= Animal (horse/ donkey)



03= Bicycle

04= Motorcycle

05= Mototaxi

06= Car

07= Micro/combi

08= Bus

09= Truck

10= Rail

11= Boat

12= More than one mean of transportation used

13= Other

TIMTRNS1, TIMTRNS2, TIMTRNS3

How long does it take to travel to the capital of the wereda using this means of

transportation? Missing values are negative.

TIMELOC How long does it take to get to the capital of the wereda that locals consider

closest to them? Missing values are negative.

V4YRSLOCL Four years ago, how long did it take to get to the capital of the district/wereda of

the district that locals consider closest to them? Missing values are negative.

TRNSLCL1, TRNSLCL2, TRNSLCL3

What is the most common means of transportation used to travel to the capital of

the wereda that people consider closest to them? Codes are the same as used for

TRANS1.

TIMELOC1, TIMELOC2, TIMELOC3

How long does it take to travel to the capital of the district that people consider

closest to them using this means of transportation?

TIMPRVCA How long does it take to get to that capital of zone? Missing values are negative.

PRTRANS1, PRTRANS2, PRTRANS3

Means of transportation used to travel to that capital of zone? Codes are the same

as used for TRANS1.

TIMPROV1, TIMPROV2, TIMPROV3

How long does it take to travel to the capital of the zone using this means of

transportation? Missing values are negative.

TIMREGNL How long does it take to get to the capital of the regional state?

REGLTRN1, REGLTRN2, REGLTRN3



What is the most common means of transportation used to travel to the capital of

the Regional State? Codes are the same as used for TRANS1.

TIMREGL1, TIMREGL2, TIMREGL3

How long does it take to travel to the capital of the Regional State using this means

of transportation? Missing values are negative.

PVEDN What is currently the main route/way to access locality from the wereda? Paved

road. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

EARTHN What is currently the main route/way to access locality from the wereda?

Engineered earth road (unpaved). Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

UNPAVED What is currently the main route/way to access locality from the wereda?

Motorized unpaved roads/tracks. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TRACKSN What is currently the main route/way to access locality from the wereda? Non

motorized roads/tracks (footpatchs, etc). Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RIVERN What is currently the main route/way to access locality from the wereda?

River/lake. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

AIRN What is currently the main route/way to access locality from the wereda? Air.

Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RAILN What is currently the main route/way to access locality from the wereda? Rail.


OTTRANN What is currently the main route/way to access locality from the wereda? Others

(specify). Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PVEDN4YR What was the main route/way to access locality 4 years ago? Paved road. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

EARTH4YR What was the main route/way to access locality 4 years ago? Engineered earth road

(unpaved) . Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

UNPAV4YR What was the main route/way to access locality 4 years ago? Motorized unpaved

roads/tracks. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TRACK4YR What was the main route/way to access locality 4 years ago? Non-motorized

roads/tracks (footpaths, etc) . Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RIVER4YR What was the main route/way to access locality 4 years ago? River/lake. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

AIRN4YR What was the main route/way to access locality 4 years ago? Air. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

RAILN4YR What was the main route/way to access locality 4 years ago? Rail. Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

OTTRN4YR What was the main route/way to access locality 4 years ago? Others (specify) .




MESACC In the past year, has the main route of access to locality been inaccessible in the

following month? Meskerem. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TIKACC In the past year, has the main route of access to locality been inaccessible in the

following month? Tikimt. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HIDACC In the past year, has the main route of access to locality been inaccessible in the

following month? Hidar. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TAHACC In the past year, has the main route of access to locality been inaccessible in the

following month? Tahsas. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TIRACC In the past year, has the main route of access to locality been inaccessible in the

following month? Tir. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

YEKACC In the past year, has the main route of access to locality been inaccessible in the

following month? Yekatit. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MEGACC In the past year, has the main route of access to locality been inaccessible in the

following month? Megabit. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MIAACC In the past year, has the main route of access to locality been inaccessible in the

following month? Miazia. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

GINACC In the past year, has the main route of access to locality been inaccessible in the

following month? Ginbot. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SENACC In the past year, has the main route of access to locality been inaccessible in the

following month? Sene. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HAMACC In the past year, has the main route of access to locality been inaccessible in the

following month? Hamle. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NEHACC In the past year, has the main route of access to locality been inaccessible in the

following month? Nehasie. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MESSCARC In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: scarcity of food – Meskerem. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TIKSCARC In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: scarcity of food – Tikimt. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HIDSCARC In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: scarcity of food – Hidar. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TAHSCARC In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: scarcity of food – Tahsas. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TIRSCARC In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: scarcity of food - Tir. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

YEKSCARC In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: scarcity of food – Yekatit. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MEGSCARC In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: scarcity of food – Megabit. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



MIASCARC In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: scarcity of food – Miazia. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

GINSCARC In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: scarcity of food – Ginbot. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SENSCARC In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: scarcity of food – Sene. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HAMSCARC In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: scarcity of food – Hamle. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NEHSCARC In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: scarcity of food – Nehasie. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MESEXP In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: food is more expensive – Meskerem. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

TIKEXP In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: food is more expensive – Tikimt. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

HIDEXP In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: food is more expensive – Hidar. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TAHEXP In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: food is more expensive – Tahsas. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

TIREXP In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: food is more expensive – Tir. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

YEKEXP In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: food is more expensive – Yekatit. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

MEGEXP In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: food is more expensive – Megabit. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

MIAEXP In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: food is more expensie - Miazia. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

GINEXP In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: food is more expensive – Ginbot. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

SENEXP In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: food is more expensive – Sene. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HAMEXP In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: food is more expensive – Hamle. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



NEHEXP In relation to the household’s purchase of food, in which months of the year does

the following take place: food is more expensive – Nehasie. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

MESNOMON Families do not have enough money to buy the most important food items – Meskere.


TIKNOMON Families do not have enough money to buy the most important food items – Tikimt.


HIDNOMON Families do not have enough money to buy the most important food items – Hidar.


TAHNOMON Families do not have enough money to buy the most important food items – Tahsas.


TIRNOMON Families do not have enough money to buy the most important food items – Tir.


YEKNOMON Families do not have enough money to buy the most important food items – Yekatit.


MEGNOMON Families do not have enough money to buy the most important food items – Megabit.


MIANOMON Families do not have enough money to buy the most important food items – Miazia.


GINNOMON Families do not have enough money to buy the most important food items – Ginbot.


SENNOMON Families do not have enough money to buy the most important food items – Sene.


HAMNOMON Families do not have enough money to buy the most important food items – Hamle.


NEHNOMON Families do not have enough money to buy the most important food items – Nehasie.


ECOZONE What ecological zone best describes this locality? Codes are:

01= Rainforest

02= Coastal plain

03= Inland plain

04= Hill

05= Mountain

06= Dessert hamjobs

07= Other

08= Undulating plain

MESJOBS There is more work to do – Meskerem. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



TIKJOBS There is more work to do – Tikimt. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HIDJOBS There is more work to do – Hidar. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TAHJOBS There is more work to do – Tahsas. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TIRJOBS There is more work to do – Tir. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

YEKJOBS There is more work to do – Yekatit. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MEGJOBS There is more work to do – Megabit. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MIAJOBS There is more work to do – Miazia. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

GINJOBS There is more work to do – Ginbot. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SENJOBS There is more work to do – Sene. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HAMJOBS There is more work to do – Hamle. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NEHJOBS There is more work to do – Nehasie. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MESHWORK People come to locality to work – Meskerem. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TIKWORK People come to locality to work – Tikimt. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HIDWORK People come to locality to work – Hidar. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TAHWORK People come to locality to work – Tahsas. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TIRWORK People come to locality to work – Tir. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

YEKWORK People come to locality to work – Yekatit. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MEGWORK People come to locality to work – Megabit. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MIAWORK People come to locality to work – Miazia. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

GINWORK People come to locality to work – Ginbot. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SENWORK People come to locality to work – Sene. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HAMWORK People come to locality to work – Hamle. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NEHWORK People come to locality to work – Nehasie. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MESEMIG Local people migrate out of locality to work – Meskerem. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TIKEMIG Local people migrate out of locality to work – Tikimt. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HIDEMIG Local people migrate out of locality to work – Hidar. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TAHEMIG Local people migrate out of locality to work – Tahsas. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TIREMIG Local people migrate out of locality to work – Tir. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

YEKEMIG Local people migrate out of locality to work – Yekatit. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MEGEMIG Local people migrate out of locality to work – Megabit. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MIAEMIG Local people migrate out of locality to work – Miazia. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

GINEMIG Local people migrate out of locality to work – Ginbot. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



SENEMIG Local people migrate out of locality to work – Sene. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HAMEMIG Local people migrate out of locality to work – Hamle. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NEHEMIG Local people migrate out of locality to work – Nehasie. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

INDWPROB Is this a problem in locality? Industrial waste deposited or dumped at water source

– problem. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MINWPROB Is this a problem in locality? Mining waste deposited or dumped at water sources -

problem. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

GARWPROB Is this a problem in locality? Local families garbage dumped at these water sources -


ANMWPROB Is this a problem in locality? Animal feces at water sources - problem. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

FRMDUMP Is this a problem in locality? Wasteland where firms dump garbage - problem. Codes

are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FMLYDUMP Is this a problem in locality? Wasteland where local families dump garbage –


LOCLDUMP Is this a problem in locality? Wasteland where families from other localities dump

garbage - problem. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

EXCRDUMP Is this a problem in locality? Animal's excrements on the streets - problem. Codes


GRBBRNG Is this a problem in locality? Garbage burning - problem. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

INDSACTV Is this a problem in locality? Industrial activity - problem. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

CARSPSSG Is this a problem in locality? Trucks, cars, and the like passing by locality - problem.


PESTICIDE Is this a problem in locality? Uses of pesticides, fertilizers in local agricultural lands

- problem. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NOISEPLL Is this a problem in locality? Noise pollution (motor vehicles, airports, factories) -


STNDWATR Is this a problem in locality? Standing water, open drains - problem. Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

OTHER1, OTHER2

Is this a problem in locality? Other problems. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

INDWAFCT If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Industrial waste deposited or dumped

at water source. Codes are:

01= Severely

02= Slightly

03= Not at all



MINWAFCT If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Mining waste deposited or dumped at

water sources. Codes are the same as used for INDWAFCT.

GARWAFCT If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Local families garbage dumped at

these water sources. Codes are the same as used for INDWAFCT.

ANMWAFCT If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Animal feces at water sources. Codes

are the same as used for INDWAFCT.

FIRMAFCT If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Wasteland where firms dump garbage.

Codes are the same as used for INDWAFCT.

FMLYAFCT If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Wasteland where local families dump

garbage. Codes are the same as used for INDWAFCT.

LOCLAFCT If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Wasteland where families from other

localities dump garbage. Codes are the same as used for INDWAFCT.

EXCRAFCT If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Animal's excrements on the streets.

Codes are the same as used for INDWAFCT.

BRNGAFCT If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Garbage burning. Codes are the same

as used for INDWAFCT.

INDSAFCT If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Industrial activity. Codes are the same


CARSAFCT If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Trucks, cars, and the like passing by

locality. Codes are the same as used for INDWAFCT.

PESTAFCT If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Uses of pesticides, fertilizers in local

agricultural lands. Codes are the same as used for INDWAFCT.

NOISAFCT If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Noise pollution (motor vehicles,

airports, factories). Codes are the same as used for INDWAFCT.

WATRAFCT If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Standing water, open drains. Codes are

the same as used for INDWAFCT.

OTHAFCT1, OTHAFCT2

If so, to what extent does it affect locality? Other problems. . Codes are the same


INDWPRB4 Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was industrial waste

deposited or dumped at water source – problem. Codes are:

01= More serious

02= About the same

03= Less serious

04= Did not exist



MINWPRB4 Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was it Mining waste

deposited or dumped at water sources – problem. Codes are the same as used for

INDWPRB4.

GARWPRB4 Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was it Local families

garbage dumped at these water sources - problem. Codes are the same as used for

INDWPRB4.

ANMWPRB4 Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was it Animal feces at

water sources - problem. Codes are the same as used for INDWPRB4.

FRMDUMP4 Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was it Wasteland where

firms dump garbage - problem. Codes are the same as used for INDWPRB4.

FMLYDMP4 Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was it Wasteland where

local families dump garbage - problem. Codes are the same as used for INDWPRB4.

LOCLDMP4 Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was it Wasteland where

families from other localities dump garbage - problem. Codes are the same as used

for INDWPRB4.

EXCRDMP4 Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was it Animal's

excrements on the streets - problem. Codes are the same as used for INDWPRB4.

GRBBRNG4 Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was it Garbage burning -

problem. Codes are the same as used for INDWPRB4.

INDSACT4 Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was it Industrial activity -

problem. Codes are the same as used for INDWPRB4.

CARSPSG4 Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was it Trucks, cars, and

the like passing by locality - problem. Codes are the same as used for INDWPRB4.

PESTICD4 Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was it Uses of pesticides,

fertilizers in local agricultural lands - problem-. Codes are the same as used for

INDWPRB4.

NOISPLL4 Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was it Noise pollution

(motor vehicles, airports, factories) - problem. Codes are the same as used for

INDWPRB4.

STNDWTR4 Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was it Standing water,

open drains - problem. Codes are the same as used for INDWPRB4.

OTHER14, OTHER24

Think about the problem 4 years ago. Compared with now, was it Other problems.

Codes are the same as used for INDWPRB4.

SHANTY In what type of houses do people in locality live? - Shanty housing. Codes are: 01=

Yes, 02= No

SEMIPERM In what type of houses do people in locality live? - Semi-permanent indiidual housing.

Codes are: 01= Yes, 02= No



PERMNT In what type of houses do people in locality live? - Permanent individual house. Codes

are: 01= Yes, 02= No

ONESTRY In what type of houses do people in locality live? - One storey building with several

apartments. Codes are: 01= Yes, 02= No

MLTISTRY In what type of houses do people in locality live? - Multi storey buildings of more

than 20 apartments. Codes are: 01= Yes, 02= No

SMLMLTI In what type of houses do people in locality live? - Small multi-storey buildings.

Codes are: 01= Yes, 02= No

OTHER In what type of houses do people in locality live? - Other. Codes are: 01= Yes, 02=

No

SECTION 2: SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT

v12INF1 Persons answering this section 2 - informant 1 (i1)

v12INF2 Persons answering this section 2- informant 2 (i2)


LBRUN4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Labour unions. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

COMKTC4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Community Kitchens. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MTHRCLB4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Mother’s Clubs. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

POLTGRP4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Political groups, representatives of Political Parties. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

RELGGRP4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Religious groups, Church, etc. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SVGCOOP4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Savings cooperatives. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HOUSCOP4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Housing Cooperatives (to build houses) . Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

LENDCOP4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Lending Cooperatives. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPRTASC4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Sports Associations, Sports Clubs. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CRMASC4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Associations against Crime, etc. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PSNTASC4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Peasants Associations. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



NTVASC4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Native Peoples Associations. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRDCRS4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Producers, Organizations. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

YTHGRPS4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Youth groups, associations. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

IDDIR4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? IDDIR (ROSCA) . Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

WMNASSC4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Women’s association. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

IQUIB4 Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Iquib. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHORG14, OTHORG24, OTHORG34

Was there any organisation/institution/network of this type existing in locality 4

years ago? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

LBRUNION Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Labour unions. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

COMMKITC Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Community kitchens. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

MTHRCLUB Does any organization of this type exist locally? – Mothers` clubs or women`s

groups. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

POLTGRP Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Political groups, representatives

of Political Parties. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RELGGRP Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Religious groups, churches. Codes


SVGSCOOP Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Savings cooperatives. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

HOUSCOOP Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Housing cooperatives. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

LENDCOOP Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Lending cooperatives. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

SPRTASSC Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Sports associations. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

CRMASSC Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Associations against crime. Codes


PSNTASSC Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Peasants associations. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes



NTVASSC Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Native people associations. Codes


PRDCRS Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Producers, organizers. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

YTHGRPS Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Youth groups, associations. Codes


IDDIR Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Iddir (rosca) . Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

WMNASSC Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Women's association. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

IQUIB Does any organization of this type exist locally? – Iquib. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

LOCAL1, LOCAL2, LOCAL3

Does any organization of this type exist locally? - Other organizations. Please

provide up to three answers. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RLLBRUN Role of other organization - Labour unions. Codes are:

01= Sports organization

02= Religious organization

03= Labour union

04= Art organization

05= Food security organization

06= Other child related organization

07= Civil organizations to protect/ secure the community

08= Organisations related to child day care

09= Organisations that coordinate supply of services (eg. Taxi associations)

10= Input purchase organizations

11= Marketing organizations

12= Credit and saving organizations

13= Natural resource management organizations (eg. Water associations)

14= Other

20= Self-help organizations

RLKITCH Role of other organization - Community kitchens. Codes are the same as used for

RLLBRUN.

RLMTHRCL Role of other organization - Mother's club. Codes are the same as used for

RLLBRUN.



RLPOLTGR Role of other organization - Political groups. Codes are the same as used for

RLLBRUN.

RLRELGGR Role of other organization - Religious groups. Codes are the same as used for

RLLBRUN.

RLSVGSGR Role of other organization - Savings cooperative. Codes are the same as used for

RLLBRUN.

RLHOUSE Role of other organization - housing cooperative cooperative. Codes are the same as

used for RLLBRUN.

RLLENDCP Role of other organization - Lending cooperatives. Codes are the same as used for

RLLBRUN.

RLSPRTAS Role of other organization - Sports associations. Codes are the same as used for

RLLBRUN.

RLCRMAS Role of other organization - Associations against crime. Codes are the same as used

for RLLBRUN.

RLPSNTN Role of other organization - Peasants association. Codes are the same as used for

RLLBRUN.

RLNTVAS Role of other organization - Native people's association. Codes are the same as used

for RLLBRUN.

RLPRDC Role of other organization - Producers, organizations. Codes are the same as used

for RLLBRUN.

RLYTHGR Role of other organization - Youth groups. Codes are the same as used for

RLLBRUN.

RLIDDIR Role of other organization – Iddir. Codes are the same as used for RLLBRUN.

RLWMNGR Role of other organization - Women's association. Codes are the same as used for

RLLBRUN.

RLIQUIB Role of other organization – Iquib. Codes are the same as used for RLLBRUN.

RLOTHR1, RLOTHR2, RLOTHR3

Role of other organization - other roles of organizations. Codes are the same as

used for RLLBRUN.

ROBBERY Is this a problem in locality? Theft/robbery. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CTTLTHFT Is this a problem in locality? Cattle/livestock theft. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRSTITN Is this a problem in locality? Prostitution in the local area. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

GANGS Is this a problem in locality? Juvenile gangs. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ADLTBNDS Is this a problem in locality? Local adult bands/groups rivalry. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes



DRUGSLLG Is this a problem in locality? Illegal drugs selling in the local area. Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

DRUGADCT Is this a problem in locality? Drugs-addicts in the local area. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

ALCHLSM Is this a problem in locality? Alcoholism. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

VLNTCRME Is this a problem in locality? Violent crimes. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHRPRB1, OTHRPRB2

Is this a problem in locality? Other problems. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

AGSTRBRY Are you the local residents organized against this problem - Theft/robbery. Codes


AGSTCTTL Are you the local residents organized against this problem - Cattle theft. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

AGSTPRST Are you the local residents organized against this problem – Prostitution. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

AGSTPRST Are you the local residents organized against this problem - Juvenile gangs. Codes


AGSTADLT Are you the local residents organized against this problem - Adult bands. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

AGSTSLLG Are you the local residents organized against this problem - Illegal drugs selling.


AGSTADCT Are you the local residents organized against this problem - Drugs addict. Codes


AGSTALCH Are you the local residents organized against this problem – Alcoholism. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

AGSTVLNT Are you the local residents organized against this problem - Violent crimes. Codes


AGSTOTH1, AGSTOTH2

Are you the local residents organized against this problem - Other problems. Codes


RBRYACTN Had the problem diminished because of the action of the org? - Theft/robbery.

Codes are:

01= Yes, totally

02= Yes, partially

03= No

CTTLACTN Had the problem diminished because of the action of the org? - Cattle/livestock.

Codes are the same as used for RBRYACTN.



PRSTACTN Had the problem diminished because of the action of the org? – Prostitution. Codes

are the same as used for RBRYACTN.

GNGSACTN Had the problem diminished because of the action of the org? - Juvenile gangs.


ADLTACTN Had the problem diminished because of the action of the org? - Adult bands. Codes


SLLGACTN Had the problem diminished because of the action of the org? - Illegal drugs selling.


ADCTACTN Had the problem diminished because of the action of the org? - Drugs addict. Codes


ALCHACTN Had the problem diminished because of the action of the org? – Alcoholism. Codes


VLNTACTN Had the problem diminished because of the action of the org? - Violent crimes.


OTHACTN1, OTHACTN2

Had the problem diminished because of the action of the org? - Other problems.


4YRRBBRY In the last 4 years has this problem diminished? - Theft/robbery. Codes are:

01= Yes, due to the organization of the locality

02= Yes, due to the police

03= Yes, due to other reason

04= No, it remains

05= No, the problem is bigger now

4YRCTTL In the last 4 years has this problem diminished? - Cattle/livestock theft. Codes are

the same as used for 4YRRBBRY.

4YRPRST In the last 4 years has this problem diminished? - Prostitution. Codes are the same

as used for 4YRRBBRY.

4YRGNGS In the last 4 years has this problem diminished? - Juvenile gangs. Codes are the

same as used for 4YRRBBRY.

4YRADLT In the last 4 years has this problem diminished? - Adult bands. Codes are the same


4YRSLLG In the last 4 years has this problem diminished? - Illegal drugs selling. Codes are

the same as used for 4YRRBBRY.

4YRADCT In the last 4 years has this problem diminished? - Drugs addict. Codes are the same


4YRALCH In the last 4 years has this problem diminished? – Alcoholism. Codes are the same as

used for 4YRRBBRY.



4YRVLNT In the last 4 years has this problem diminished? - Violent crimes. Codes are the


4YROTHR1, 4YROTHR2

In the last 4 years has this problem diminished? - Other problems. Codes are the


Political Representation

LEGLRECG Is locality legally recognized? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CNCRPRST Does a district councillor or Member of Parliament represent locality? Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

CNCILOR How did this councillor/member of parliament come to power? Codes are:

01= Elected by community

02= Appointed/ elected by government/ administration

03= Appointed/ elected by elders

04= Hereditary

05=Self-imposed

06= Other

CNSLLIVE Does this councillor/member live in locality? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CNCLRVST Has the councillor/member of parliament visited locality in the last year? Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

CLTRLLDR Does locality have a cultural leader e.g. chief (as appropriate)? Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

LDRPWR How did this cultural leader come to power? Codes are the same as used for

CNCILOR.

LDRLIVE Does this cultural leader live in locality? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

LDRVIST Has the cultural leader visited locality in the last year? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SECTION 3: ACCESS TO SERVICES




LTTLCHLD Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? - URB space exclusively

assigned for little children? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



ADLSCNT Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? - URB space exclusively

assigned for children and adolescents? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FMLYCMPG Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? - URB camping zones of

family recreational areas? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

THEATRE Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? - Movie theatre/public

place for playing videos? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RELGINST Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? - Religious institutions,

churches? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PBLTELE Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? - Public telephones?


PRVTELE Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? - Private telephone?


PBLINRNT Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? - Public internet cabin?


ELCTRCTY Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? – Electricity? Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

DRNKWATR Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? - Drinkable water? Codes


SEWAGE Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? -Sewerage? Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

PLCSTTN Is the following service currently available at locality? - Police station Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

NONJUDG Is the following service currently available at locality? - Non professional judge


PROFJUDG Is the following service currently available at locality? - Professional judge Codes


NTLBANK Is the following service currently available at locality? - National bank Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

OTHRBANK Is the following service currently available at locality? - Other private banks Codes


LOCALGOV Is the following service currently available at locality? - Local government

credit/savings scheme Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

AGRICOOP Is the following service currently available at locality? - Agricultural cooperative

societies Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHSERV1 Is the following service currently available at locality? - Other service Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

MICROFIN Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? – Micro-finance office?




IRRIGTN Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? – Irrigation? Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

ALLWTHR Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? - All weather road? Codes


MOBLPHNE Is the following service currently available at LOCALITY? - Mobile phone? Codes


AVLCHLD When was this service first available - URB space assigned for little children

AVLADSCN When was this service first available - URB space assigned for adolescents

AVLCMPNG When was this service first available - Camping zones for family recreational areas

AVLTHETR When was this service first available - Movie theatre/public place for playing videos

AVLRELG When was this service first available - Religious institutions, churches

AVLPBTPH When was this service first available - Public telephones

AVLPRTPH When was this service first available - Private telephone

AVLPBINT When was this service first available - Public internet cabin

AVLELCT When was this service first available – Electricity

AVLWATR When was this service first available - Drinkable water

AVLSEWG When was this service first available – Sewerage

AVLPOLIC When was this service first available - Police station

AVLNONJG When was this service first available - Non professional judge

AVLPROJG When was this service first available - Professional judge

AVLNTBNK When was this service first available - Nationalized bank

AVLPVBNK When was this service first available - Other private bank

AVLLCLGV When was this service first available - Local government credit/savings scheme

AVLAGRI When was this service first available - Agricultural cooperative societies

AVLOTHR1 When was this service first available - Other service

AVLMICRO When was this service first available - Microfinance office?

AVLIRRG When was this service first available – Irrigation?

AVLALLWT When was this service first available - All weather road?

AVLMBLPH When was this service first available - Mobile phone?

SRVCHLD Please tell me whether you think the following services are -URB space exclusively

assigned for little children. Codes are:

01= Bad

02= So-so

03= Good



SRVADLSC Please tell me whether you think the following services are - URB space exclusively

assigned for children and adolescents. Codes are the same as used for SRVCHLD.

SRVCMPG Please tell me whether you think the following services are -Camping zones of family

recreational areas. Codes are the same as used for SRVCHLD.

SRVTHETR Please tell me whether you think the following services are -Movie theatre/public

place for playing videos. Codes are the same as used for SRVCHLD.

SRVRELG Please tell me whether you think the following services are -Religious institutions,

churches. Codes are the same as used for SRVCHLD.

SRVPBTEL Please tell me whether you think the following services are -Public telephones. Codes

are the same as used for SRVCHLD.

SRVPVTEL Please tell me whether you think the following services are - Private telephones.

Codes are the same as used for SRVCHLD.

SRVINTRN Please tell me whether you think the following services are -Public internet cabin

telephones. Codes are the same as used for SRVCHLD.

SRVELECT Please tell me whether you think the following services are –Electricity telephones.


SRVWATR Please tell me whether you think the following services are - Drinkable water

telephones. Codes are the same as used for SRVCHLD.

SRVSEWR Please tell me whether you think the following services are -Sewerage telephones.


SRVPOLC Please tell me whether you think the following services are -Police station. Codes are

the same as used for SRVCHLD.

SRVNONPR Please tell me whether you think the following services are - Non professional judge.


SRVNONPR Please tell me whether you think the following services are - Non professional judge.


SRVPRFJG Please tell me whether you think the following services are -Professional judge.


SRVNTBNK Please tell me whether you think the following services are -Nationalized bank.


SRVOTBNK Please tell me whether you think the following services are -Other private bank.


SRVGOV Please tell me whether you think the following services are - Local government

credit/savings scheme. Codes are the same as used for SRVCHLD.

SRVAGRI Please tell me whether you think the following services are - Agricultural

cooperative societies. Codes are the same as used for SRVCHLD.

SRVOTH1 Please tell me whether you think the following services are - Other service



SRVMICRO Please tell me whether you think the following services are – Micro-finance office.


SRVIRRG Please tell me whether you think the following services are - Irrigation. Codes are

the same as used for SRVCHLD.

SRVALLWT Please tell me whether you think the following services are - All weather road.


SRVMBLPH Please tell me whether you think the following services are - Mobile phone. Codes

are the same as used for SRVCHLD.

PBTEL4YR Four years ago these services were -Public telephones. Codes are the same as used

for SRVCHLD.

PVTEL4YR Four years ago these services were - Private telephones. Codes are the same as used

for SRVCHLD.

INTRN4YR Four years ago these services were- Public internet cabins. Codes are the same as

used for SRVCHLD.

ELECT4YR Four years ago these services were –Electricity. Codes are the same as used for

SRVCHLD.

WATR4YR Four years ago these services were - Drinkable water. Codes are the same as used

for SRVCHLD.

SEWR4YR Four years ago these services were –Sewerage. Codes are the same as used for

SRVCHLD.

POLC4YR Four years ago these services were -Police station. Codes are the same as used for

SRVCHLD.

NONPR4YR Four years ago these services were – Non-professional judge. Codes are the same as

used for SRVCHLD.

PRFJG4YR Four years ago these services were -Professional judge. Codes are the same as used

for SRVCHLD.

NTBNK4YR Four years ago these services were -Nationalized bank. Codes are the same as used

for SRVCHLD.

OTBNK4YR Four years ago these services were -Other private bank. Codes are the same as used

for SRVCHLD.

GOV4YR Four years ago these services were - Local government credit/savings scheme.


AGRI4YR Four years ago these services were - Other service. Codes are the same as used for

SRVCHLD.

OTH14YR Four years ago these services were - Other service. Codes are the same as used for

SRVCHLD.

MICRO4YR Four years ago these services were - Microfinance office. Codes are the same as

used for SRVCHLD.



IRRG4YR Four years ago these services were - Irrigation. Codes are the same as used for

SRVCHLD.

ALLWT4YR Four years ago these services were - All weather road. Codes are the same as used

for SRVCHLD.

MBLPH4YR Four years ago these services were - Mobile phone. Codes are the same as used for

SRVCHLD.

TIMECHLD How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service - URB

space exclusively assigned for little children

TIMEADLS How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service - URB

space exclusively assigned for children and adolescents

TIMECMPG How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service -

Camping zones of family recreational areas

TIMETHTR How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service - Movie

theatre/public place for playing videos

TIMERELG How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service -

Religious institutions, churches

TIMETELE How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service - Public

telephones

TIMEINTR How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service - Public

internet cabin.

TIMEPOLC How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service - Police

station

TIMEPROF How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service -

Professional judge

TIMENATL How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service -

Nationalized bank

TIMEPRIV How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service - other

Private bank

TIMEGOV How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service - local

Government credit/savings scheme

TIMEAGRI How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service -

Agricultural cooperative societies

TIMEOTH1 How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service - Other

service

TIMEMICR How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service - Micro-

finance office

TIMEIRRG How long does it take to go from the centre of town to the nearest service -

Irrigation



TRNSCHLD What means of transportation is commonly used - URB space exclusively assigned

for little children? Codes are:

01= By foot


03= Bicycle

04= Motorcycle

05= Mototaxi

06= Car

07= Micro/combi

08= Bus

09= Truck

10= Rail

11= Boat


13= Other

TRNSADLS What means of transportation is commonly used - URB space exclusively assigned

for children and adolescents? Codes are the same as used for TRNSCHLD.

TRNSCMPG What means of transportation is commonly used - Camping zones of family

recreational areas? Codes are the same as used for TRNSCHLD.

TRNSTHTR What means of transportation is commonly used - Movie theatre/public place for

playing videos? Codes are the same as used for TRNSCHLD.

TRNSRELG What means of transportation is commonly used - Religious institutions/ churches?

Codes are the same as used for TRNSCHLD.

TRNSTELE What means of transportation is commonly used -Public telephones? Codes are the

same as used for TRNSCHLD.

TRNSINT What means of transportation is commonly used - Public internet cabins? Codes are

the same as used for TRNSCHLD.

TRNSPOLC What means of transportation is commonly used - Police station. Codes are the same

as used for TRNSCHLD.

TRNPROJG What means of transportation is commonly used - Professional judge. Codes are the


TRNNTABK What means of transportation is commonly used - Nationalized bank. Codes are the


TRNOTHBK What means of transportation is commonly used - Other private bank. Codes are the




TRNSGOV What means of transportation is commonly used - Local government credit/savings.


TRNSAGR What means of transportation is commonly used - Agricultural cooperative society.


TRNSOTH1 What means of transportation is commonly used - Other. Codes are the same as

used for TRNSCHLD.

TRNSMICR What means of transportation is commonly used - Microfinance office. Codes are

the same as used for TRNSCHLD.

TRNSIRRG What means of transportation is commonly used - Irrigation. Codes are the same as

used for TRNSCHLD.

TOILETIN Which are the most common places where people relieve themselves / do their

business / defecate? Flush toilet/septic tank within the household. Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

TOILTOUT Which are the most common places where people relieve themselves / do their

business / defecate? Flush toilet/septic tank outside the household. Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

PITIN Which are the most common places where people relieve themselves / do their

business / defecate? Pit latrine inside the dwelling, used exclusively by the

household. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PITOUT Which are the most common places where people relieve themselves / do their

business / defecate? Pit latrine outside the dwelling, used exclusively by the

household. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SHRPIT Which are the most common places where people relieve themselves / do their

business / defecate? Pit latrine used by any member of the locality. Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

HILLOPEN Which are the most common places where people relieve themselves / do their

business / defecate? Hill, open field, bushes. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RVRTOILT Which are the most common places where people relieve themselves / do their

business / defecate? River, stream, canal. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHRTOLT Which are the most common places where people relieve themselves / do their

business / defecate? Other place. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NUMINTLT How many houses use this system - Flush toilet within household

NUMOUTTL How many houses use this system - Flush toilet outside household

NUMINPIT How many houses use this system - Pit latrine inside the dwelling

NUOUTPT How many houses use this system - Pit latrine outside the dwelling

NUMSHRPT How many houses use this system - Pit latrine used by any member of locality

NUMHILL How many houses use this system - Hill open field, bushes

NUMRIVER How many houses use this system - River, stream, canal



NUMOTHR How many houses use this system – Other

NUMDWELL Approximately how many dwellings does locality have?

BOREWELL What are the main places where residents of locality get their drinking water from?

Bore well. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRTCDWTR What are the main places where residents of locality get their drinking water from?

Protected spring water. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPRING What are the main places where residents of locality get their drinking water from?

Unprotected well/spring/pond/river/stream/canal. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

BGHTWTR What are the main places where residents of locality get their drinking water from?

Bought water (delivery or bottled) . Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRTCDWLL What are the main places where residents of locality get their drinking water from?

Protected well. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

UNPRTANK What are the main places where residents of locality get their drinking water from?

Unprotected tank. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PIPEDWLL What are the main places where residents of locality get their drinking water from?

Piped into dwelling/yard/plot. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

BOTTLED What are the main places where residents of locality get their drinking water from?

Bottled drinking water (from shops). Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RAINWTR What are the main places where residents of locality get their drinking water from?

Rain water. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PUBWELL What are the main places where residents of locality get their drinking water from?

Public standpipe/tube well. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRCTTANK What are the main places where residents of locality get their drinking water from?

Water tank (community/protected). Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PIPENGHB What are the main places where residents of locality get their drinking water from?

Piped into neighbour`s dwelling/yard/plot. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PIPERLTV What are the main places where residents of locality get their drinking water from?

Piped into relative's dwelling/yard/plot. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRVTTUBE What are the main places where residents of locality get their drinking water from?

Tubewell in dwelling/yard/plot. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

BOREWLL4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Bore well. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRTCWTR4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Protected spring water. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPRING4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Unprotected well/spring/pond/river/stream/canal. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes



BGHTWTR4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Bought water (delivery or bottled) . Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

PRTCWLL4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Protected well. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

UNPRTNK4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Unprotected tank. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PIPDWLL4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Piped into dwelling/yard/plot. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

BOTTLED4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Bottled drinking water (from shops). Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

RAINWTR4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Rain water. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PUBWELL4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Public standpipe/tube well. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRCTTNK4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Water tank (community/protected). Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

PIPNGHB4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Piped into neighbours dwelling/yard/plot. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

PIPRLTV4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Piped into relative's dwelling/yard/plot. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

PRVTUBE4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Tubewell in dwelling/yard/plot. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHER4 Four years ago, what were the main places where residents of locality got their

drinking water from? Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

BOREHRS On average, how many hours per day is there access to water - Bore well

PDWLLHRS On average how many hours per day there is access to water - Piped into dwelling

BTTLDHRS On average how many hours per day there is access to water - Bottled drinking

water

RAINWHRS On average how many hours per day there is access to water - Rain water

PBWLLHRS On average how many hours per day there is access to water - Public standpipe/tube

well

WTRTKHRS On average how many hours per day there is access to water - Water tank

(community protected)



NGHBRHRS On average how many hours per day there is access to water - Piped into neighbour

RLTVSHRS On average how many hours per day there is access to water - Piped into relative

PRTUBHRS On average how many hours per day there is access to water - Tube well in

dwelling/yard/ plot

OTHERHRS On average how many hours per day there is access to water – Other

BOREDYS On average, how many days per week is there access to water - Bore well

PDWLLDYS On average how many days per week there is access to water - Piped into dwelling

BTTLDDYS On average how many days per week there is access to water - Bottled drinking

water

RAINWDYS On average how many days per week there is access to water - Rain water

PBWLLDYS On average how many days per week there is access to water - Public

standpipe/tube well

WTRTKDYS On average how many days per week there is access to water - Water tank

(community protected)

NGHBRDYS On average how many days per week there is access to water - Piped into neighbour

RLTVSDYS On average how many days per week there is access to water - Piped into relative

PRTUBDYS On average how many days per week there is access to water - Tube well in

dwelling/yard/plot

OTHERDYS On average how many days per week there is access to water – Other

NUMBORE How many dwellings have it - Bore well

NUMPRWTR How many dwellings have it - Protected spring water

NUMSPRNG How many dwellings have it - Unprotected well/spring/pond/river/stream/canal

NUMBGHT How many dwellings have it - Bought water (delivery or bottled)

NUMPRWLL How many dwellings have it - Protected well

NUMUNTNK How many dwellings have it - Unprotected water tank

NUMPDWLL How many dwellings have it - Piped into dwelling

NUMBTTLD How many dwellings have it - Bottled drinking water (from shops)

NUMRNWTR How many dwellings have it - Rain water

NUMPBWLL How many dwellings have it - Public standpipe/tube well

NUMPRTNK How many dwellings have it - Water tank (community/protected)

NUMPDNGH How many dwellings have it - Piped into neighbours dwelling/yard/plot

NUMPDRLT How many dwellings have it - Piped into relatives dwelling/yard/plot

NUMPRTUB How many dwellings have it - Tube well in dwelling/yard/plot

NUMOTHER How many dwellings have it - Other



GRBGTRCK What are the main places residents of locality dispose of their garbage? Collected

through garbage trucks. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

STREET What are the main places residents of locality dispose of their garbage? Thrown

into street. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

WASTELAND What are the main places residents of locality dispose of their garbage? Dumped on

wasteland (unregulated spots) . Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

REGULATE What are the main places residents of locality dispose of their garbage? Sent to

regulated spaces assigned for garbage dumping. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RIVERGRB What are the main places residents of locality dispose of their garbage? Thrown

into river/canal. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

BURIED What are the main places residents of locality dispose of their garbage? Buried.


PIGFEED What are the main places residents of locality dispose of their garbage? Given to

clandestine pig feeding business. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CROPFLDS What are the main places residents of locality dispose of their garbage? Used on

crop fields. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

BURNT What are the main places residents of locality dispose of their garbage? Burnt.


OTHRGRB What are the main places residents of locality dispose of their garbage? Other.


GRBCLCT On average how many days per month garbage is collected - Collected through

garbage trucks

CMNTRUCK Indicate the most common garbage collection method - Garbage truck. Codes are:

00= Not one of the most common ones

01= Most common

02= Second most common

03= Third most common

CMNSTRET Indicate the most common garbage collection method - Thrown into street. Codes

are the same as used for CMNTRUCK.

CMNWSTLN Indicate the most common garbage collection method - Dumped on wasteland. Codes


CMNREGLT Indicate the most common garbage collection method - Sent to regulated spaces

assigned for garbage dumping. Codes are the same as used for CMNTRUCK.

CMNRIVER Indicate the most common garbage collection method - Thrown into river/canal.

Codes are the same as used for CMNTRUCK.

CMNBURD Indicate the most common garbage collection method - Buried. Codes are the same

as used for CMNTRUCK.



CMNPIG Indicate the most common garbage collection method - Given to clandestine pig

feeding business. Codes are the same as used for CMNTRUCK.

CMNCROP Indicate the most common garbage collection method - Used on crop fields. Codes


CMNBURNT Indicate the most common garbage collection method – Burnt. Codes are the same as

used for CMNTRUCK.

CMNOTHR Indicate the most common garbage collection method - Others. Codes are the same

as used for CMNTRUCK.

Programs




GLSSMILK Does this program currently operate? - Glass of milk. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FOODWORK Does this program currently operate? -Food for work. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FOODCASH Does this program currently operate? - Cash for work. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FOODAID Does this program currently operate? - Gratuitous food aid. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

FOODBSKT Does this program currently operate? -Food basket (PANFAR). Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

COMPFEED Does this program currently operate? -Complimentary feeding program (PACFO) .


SCHLFOOD Does this program currently operate? - School feeding programs. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

OTHFOOD Does this program currently operate? -food programs – Other. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

WAWAWASI Does this program currently operate - WAWA WASI (or any other subsidized day

care centre for children between 0-3)? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRONOEI Does this program currently operate - PRONOEI (subsidized non-formal preschool)

or CEI (public formal preschool) for community? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SCHBKFST Does this program currently operate - School breakfast? Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

SCHCLTH Does this program currently operate - School clothes, shoes, track suit? Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

SCHLTEXT Does this program currently operate - School texts/supplies? Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

LITRCY Does this program currently operate - Literacy campaign? Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes



BASICALT Does this program currently operate - Alternative basic education programs (EBA)?


EQUIPPING Does this program currently operate - Equipping classrooms (chairs, desks, etc)?


HLTHINSR Does this program currently operate - Health insurance. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

GRWTH Does this program currently operate - Growth monitoring and development program

(CRED) . Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FMLYPLNG Does this program currently operate - Family planning. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TUBCNTRL Does this program currently operate - Tuberculosis control. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

VACCNPRG Does this program currently operate - Vaccination program. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

HEMOINFL Does this program currently operate - Hemofilus influenza vaccination. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

HEPB Does this program currently operate - Hepatitis b vaccination program. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

YELLOWFV Does this program currently operate - Yellow fever vaccination program. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

MALARIA Does this program currently operate - Malaria prevention program. Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

HIVSIDA Does this program currently operate - HIV/SIDA program. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

MENTLHTH Does this program currently operate - Mental health program. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

CNTRLSTD Does this program currently operate - Programs oriented toward adolescents to

control STDs. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HLTHEXTN Does this program currently operate - Health extension services. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

EDUCHIV Does this program currently operate - Education on HIV. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HIVTRANS Does this program currently operate - Mother to child HIV/AIDS transmission

protection. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HLTHOTH Does this program currently operate - Other health program. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

RPRSCHL Does this program currently operate - Construction/repair of school infrastructure.


RPRHLTH Does this program currently operate - Construction/repair of health facilities

infrastructure. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



RPRWTR Does this program currently operate - Construction/repair of water systems. Codes


RPRSWR Does this program currently operate - Construction/repair of sewerage. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

RPRPIT Does this program currently operate - Construction/repair of pit latrines. Codes


RPRBRDG Does this program currently operate - Construction/repair of bridges and roads.


REFOREST Does this program currently operate – Reforestation. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SOILWATR Does this program currently operate - Soil and water conservation programs

(terrace, bunds, gully control, stream dive. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

IRRGTN Does this program currently operate - Irrigation programs. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

INFROTH Does this program currently operate - Other infrastructure programs. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

FARMINPT Does this program currently operate - Micro credit programs (microfinance) for

farm inputs. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NONFARM Does this program currently operate - Micro credit programs (microfinance) for

non-farm business. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HOUSECNS Does this program currently operate - Micro credit programs (microfinance) for

house construction. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TRADING Does this program currently operate - Micro credit programs (microfinance) for

trading. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CREDTCOM Does this program currently operate - Credit from commercial bank of Ethiopia to

set up business and run business. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHRCRDT Does this program currently operate - Other credit program (specify) . Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

AGRIEXTN Does this program currently operate - Agriculture extension services. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

ANIMAL Does this program currently operate - Animal health services. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

AGRINPUT Does this program currently operate - Agriculture input delivery. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

TITLING Does this program currently operate - Titling program. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FODDER Does this program currently operate - Fodder collection. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TECHNICAL Does this program currently operate - Technical assistance. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes



CREDITPG Does this program currently operate - Credit programs. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CHILDSUP Does this program currently operate - Exclusively child support programs. Codes


CHLDRGHT Does this program currently operate - Child right protection. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

CHLDCARE Does this program currently operate - Building child care centre. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

RUNCARE Does this program currently operate - Run child care centre. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

DISABLTY Does this program currently operate - Disability support. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHOTHR1, OTHOTHR2, OTHOTHR3

Does this program currently operate - other programs. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

GLSMILK4 Was this program operational four years ago? - Glass of milk. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

COMKITC4 Was this program operational four years ago? - Community kitchen. Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

FOODWRK4 Was this program operational four years ago? - Food for work. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

FOODCSH4 Was this program operational four years ago? - Cash for work (conditional cash

transfer). Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FOODAID4 Was this program operational four years ago? -Gratuitous food aid (Free food aid) .


FOODBKT4 Was this program operational four years ago? - Food basket (PANFAR). Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

COMFEED4 Was this program operational four years ago? - Complimentary feeding program

(PACFO) . Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SCHFOOD4 Was this program operational four years ago? - School feeding programs. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

OTHFDY4 Was this program operational four years ago? - food programs – Other. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

WAWA4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - WAWA WASI (or any other subsidized day care

centre? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRON4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - PRONOEI (subsidized non-formal preschool) or CEI

(public formal preschool) for community? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

BKFST4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - School breakfast? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CLTH4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - School clothes, shoes, track suit? Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes



TEXT4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - School texts/supplies? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

LTRCY4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Literacy campaign? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

LTRCY4YR Did it operate 4 years ago -Alternative basic education programs (EBA)? Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

EQUIP4YR Did it operate 4 years ago -Equipping classrooms (chairs, desks, etc)? Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

INSR4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Health insurance. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

GRWTH4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Growth monitoring and development program (CRED).


FMLY4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Family planning. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TUB4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Tuberculosis control. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

VACCN4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Vaccination program. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HEMO4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Hemofilus influenza vaccination. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

HEPB4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Hepatitis b vaccination program. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

YELLW4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Yellow fever vaccination program. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

MALAR4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Malaria prevention program. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HIV4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - HIV/SIDA program. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MENTL4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Mental health program. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

STD4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Programs oriented toward adolescents to control STD.


EXTN4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Programs oriented toward adolescents to control STD.


EDHIV4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Education on HIV. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HIVTR4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Mother to child HIV/AIDS transmission protection.


HLTH4YR Did it operate 4 years ago – Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SCHL4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Construction/repair of school infrastructure. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

WTR4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Construction/repair of water systems. Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

SWR4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Construction/repair of sewerage. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes



PIT4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Construction/repair of pit latrines. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

BRDG4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Construction/repair of bridges and roads. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

RFRST4YR Did it operate 4 years ago – Reforestation. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SOIL4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Soil and water conservation programs (terrace, bund)


IRRGN4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Irrigation programs. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

INFR14YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Other infrastructure programs. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

INPT4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Micro credit programs (microfinance) for farm input.


NONFR4YR Did it operate 4 years ago -Micro credit programs (microfinance) for non-farm

business. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HOUSE4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Micro credit programs (microfinance) for house cons.


TRADE4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Micro credit programs (microfinance) for trading. Codes


CRDT4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Credit from commercial bank of Ethiopia to set up

business and run business. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHR4YR Did it operate 4 years ago - Other credit program (specify)

AGREX4Y Did it operate 4 years ago - Agriculture extension services. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

ANIMAL4Y Did it operate 4 years ago - Animal health services. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

AGRINP4Y Did it operate 4 years ago - Agriculture input delivery. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TITLNG4Y Did it operate 4 years ago - Titling program. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FODDR4Y Did it operate 4 years ago - Fodder collection. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHNCL4Y Did it operate 4 years ago - Technical assistance. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CREDIT4Y Did it operate 4 years ago - Credit programs. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SUPPRT4Y Did it operate 4 years ago - Exclusively child support programs. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

CHLDRG4Y Did it operate 4 years ago - Child right protection. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

BLDNG4Y Did it operate 4 years ago - Building child care centre. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RNCHLD4Y Did it operate 4 years ago - Run child care centre. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DSABLT4Y Did it operate 4 years ago - Disability support. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

4YOTHR1, 4YOTHR2



Did it operate 4 years ago - other programs. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

STPMILK If stopped, when did it stop? -Glass of milk

STPKTCH If stopped, when did it stop? -Community kitchen

STPWORK If stopped, when did it stop? -Food for work

STPCASH If stopped, when did it stop? -Cash for work

STPAID If stopped, when did it stop? -Gratuitous food aid

STPBSKT If stopped, when did it stop? - Food basket (PANFAR)

STPFEED If stopped, when did it stop? -Complimentary feeding program (PACFO)

STPSCHOL If stopped, when did it stop? -Food programs - School feeding programs

STPOTHR If stopped, when did it stop? -Food programs – Other

STPWAWA If stopped, when did it stop? -WAWA WASI (or any other subsidized day care

centre?

STPPRON If stopped, when did it stop? -PRONOEI (subsidized non-formal preschool) or CEI

(public formal preschool) for community?

STPBKFST If stopped, when did it stop - School breakfast?

STPCLTH If stopped, when did it stop - School clothes, shoes, track suit?

STTEXT If stopped, when did it stop - School texts/supplies?

STPLTRCY If stopped, when did it stop - Literacy campaign?

STPBSALT If stopped, when did it stop -Alternative basic education programs (EBA)?

STPEQUIP If stopped, when did it stop -Equipping classrooms (chairs, desks, etc)?

STPINSR If stopped, when did it stop - Health insurance?

STPGRWTH If stopped, when did it stop -Growth monitoring and development program CRED) ?

STPFMLY If stopped, when did it stop - Family planning?

STPTUB If stopped, when did it stop - Tuberculosis control?

STPVACCN If stopped, when did it stop - Vaccination program?

STPHEMO If stopped, when did it stop - Hemofilus influenza vaccination?

STPHEPB If stopped, when did it stop - Hepatitis b vaccination program?

STPYELLW If stopped, when did it stop - Yellow fever vaccination program?

STPMALAR If stopped, when did it stop - Malaria prevention program?

STPHIV If stopped, when did it stop - HIV/SIDA program?

STPMENTL If stopped, when did it stop - Mental health program?

STPSTD If stopped, when did it stop - Programs oriented toward adolescents to control

services?



STPEXTN If stopped, when did it stop - Health extension services?

STPEDHIV If stopped, when did it stop - Education on HIV?

STPHIVTR If stopped, when did it stop - Mother to child HIV/AIDS transmission protection?

STPHLTH If stopped, when did it stop – Other?

STPSCHL If stopped, when did it stop - Construction/repair of school infrastructure?

STPWTR If stopped, when did it stop - Construction/repair of water systems?

STPSWR If stopped, when did it stop - Construction/repair of sewerage?

STPPIT If stopped, when did it stop - Construction/repair of pit latrines?

STPBRDG If stopped, when did it stop - Construction/repair of bridges and roads?

STPRFRST if stopped, when did it stop – Reforestation?

STPSOIL If stopped, when did it stop - Soil and water conservation programs (terrace, bunds,

gully control, stream diversion, etc.)?

STPIRRGN If stopped, when did it stop - Irrigation programs?

STPINFR1 If stopped, when did it stop - Other infrastructure programs?

STPINPT If stopped, when did it stop - Micro credit programs (microfinance) for farm

inputs?

STPNONFR If stopped, when did it stop - Micro credit programs (microfinance) for non-farm

business?

STPHOUSE If stopped, when did it stop -Micro credit programs (microfinance) for house

construction?

STPTRADE If stopped, when did it stop - Micro credit programs (microfinance) for trading?

STPCRDT If stopped, when did it stop - Credit from commercial bank of Ethiopia to set up?

STPAGREX If stopped, when did it stop - Agriculture extension services?

STPANIML If stopped, when did it stop - Animal health services?

STPAGINP If stopped, when did it stop - Agriculture input delivery

STPTTLNG If stopped, when did it stop - Titling program?

STPFODDR If stopped, when did it stop - Fodder collection?

STPTCNCL If stopped, when did it stop - Technical assistance?

STPCRDIT If stopped, when did it stop - Credit programs?

STPSPPRT If stopped, when did it stop - Exclusively child support programs?

STPCHDRG If stopped, when did it stop - Child right protection?

STPBLDNG If stopped, when did it stop - Building child care centre?

STPRNCHD If stopped, when did it stop - Run child care centre?

STPDSABL If stopped, when did it stop - Disability support?



STPOTHR1, STPOTHR2

If stopped, when did it stop - Other?

SELLWARE Is it possible for anyone in locality who wants to sell wares or produce on the street

or in their home to do so? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DAILY Are the following types of market currently functioning and available to people in

locality? Daily. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

WEEKLY Are the following types of market currently functioning and available to people in

locality? Weekly. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MONTHLY Are the following types of market currently functioning and available to people in

locality? Monthly. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TYPDAILY What type of market is it – Daily. Codes are:

01= Food

02= Livestock

03= Non-food items

04= Mixed

05= Other

TYPWEEK What type of market is it – Weekly. Codes are the same as used for TYPDAILY.

TYPMONTH What type of market is it – Monthly. Codes are the same as used for TYPDAILY.

DAILYPRD Can people sell things that they produce at home at this market? – Daily. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

WEEKPRD Can people sell things that they produce at home at this market? - Weekly. Codes


MONTHPRD Can people sell things that they produce at home at this market? - Monthly. Codes


FARDAILY Approximately how far is the nearest ‘type of market’ from the centre of locality to

the nearest kilometre? Daily. Codes are:

01= <2 km

02= 2-5 km

03= 5-10 km

04= >10 km

FARWEEK Approximately how far is the nearest ‘type of market’ from the centre of locality to

the nearest kilometre? Weekly. Codes are the same as used for FARDAILY.

FARMONTH Approximately how far is the nearest ‘type of market’ from the centre of locality to

the nearest kilometre? Monthly. Codes are the same as used for FARDAILY.

LONGDAIL Approximately how long does it take to get to the nearest ‘TYPE OF MARKET’ from

the centre of locality by the most common means of transport? Daily. Codes are:



01= 1/ 2 hour

02= ½-1 hour

03= 1-2 hours

04= >2hours

LONGWEEK Approximately how long does it take to get to the nearest ‘TYPE OF MARKET’ from

the centre of locality by the most common means of transport? Weekly. Codes are

the same as used for LONGDAIL.

LONGMNTH Approximately how long does it take to get to the nearest ‘TYPE OF MARKET’ from

the centre of locality by the most common means of transport? Monthly. Codes are

the same as used for LONGDAIL.

SPRMRKT Where do most household in locality shop for food, clothing and other goods –

Supermarket. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DPRMNT Where do most household in locality shop for food, clothing and other goods -

Department stores. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CMMTY Where do most household in locality shop for food, clothing and other goods -

Community shops. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MARKETS Where do most household in locality shop for food, clothing and other goods -

Markets. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

STRTVNDR Where do most household in locality shop for food, clothing and other goods -

Street vendors. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SMLLSHOP Where do most household in locality shop for food, clothing and other goods - Small

individual shops. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHRSHOP Where do most household in locality shop for food, clothing and other goods- Other

shop. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HOWFAR Approximately how far do people have to go from the centre of LOCALITY to catch

the nearest public transport to outside the community? Codes are the same as used

for FARDAILY.

HOWOFTEN How often does public transport that takes people outside LOCALITY pass through

the indicated in 3.15? Codes are:

01= Daily

02= Weekly

03= Monthly

04= Less often

SECTION 4 ECONOMY






AGRICLTR What are the main economic activities done by members of locality – Agriculture.


FORESTRY What are the main economic activities done by members of locality - Forestry.


INDUSTRY What are the main economic activities done by members of locality - Industry.


HANDCRFT What are the main economic activities done by members of locality - Handicrafts.


CNSTRCTN What are the main economic activities done by members of locality - Construction.


TRADE What are the main economic activities done by members of locality - Trade. Codes


TRNSPRT What are the main economic activities done by members of locality - Transport.


OTHRACT What are the main economic activities done by members of locality - Other service.


EMPLLRGS Which of these activities employs the largest number of locality residents? Codes

are:

01= Agriculture

02= Forestry

03= Fishing

04= Industry

05= Handicraft

06= Construction

07= Trade

08= Transport

09= Other services

EMPLSECD Which of these activities employs the second largest number of locality residents?

Codes are the same as used for EMPLLRGS.

EMPLTHRD Which of these activities employs the third largest number of locality residents?

Codes are the same as used for EMPLLRGS.

MORETHAN Is more than 20% of the farmland in locality owned by one household/person/

company? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

LNDMALE What is the average daily wage a male adult earns for this type of work? - To

prepare the land for agricultural use. Missing values are negative.



PLNTMALE What is the average daily wage a male adult earns for this type of work? -To

plant/sow. Missing values are negative.

WEEDMALE What is the average daily wage a male adult earns for this type of work? - To weed

out agricultural land. Missing values are negative.

HRVSMALE What is the average daily wage a male adult earns for this type of work? -To

harvest. Missing values are negative.

POSTMALE What is the average daily wage a male adult earns for this type of work? -To

perform post harvest activities. Missing values are negative.

PSTRMALE What is the average daily wage a male adult earns for this type of work? -To

pasture/to put cattle/ sheep or other animals to graze, shepherding. Missing values

are negative.

OTHRMALE What is the average daily wage a male adult earns for this type of work? - Other.


MMONLAND, MMONLND2, MMONLND3

Additional to the monetary wage, does he receive any other benefit? - To prepare

the land for agricultural use. Codes are:

00= None

01= Breakfast

02= Lunch/ dinner

03= A drink(s)

04= A cigarette(s)

06= Other

MMONPLNT, MMONPLN2, MMONPLN3

Additional to the monetary wage, does he receive any other benefit? - To

plant/sow. Codes are the same as used for MMONLAND.

MMONWEED, MMONWED2, MMONWED3

Additional to the monetary wage, does he receive any other benefit? - To weed out

agricultural land. Codes are the same as used for MMONLAND.

MMONHRVS, MMONHRV2, MMONHRV3

Additional to the monetary wage, does he receive any other benefit? - To harvest.

Codes are the same as used for MMONLAND.

MMONPOST, MMONPST2, MMONPST3

Additional to the monetary wage, does he receive any other benefit? - To perform

post harvest activities. Codes are the same as used for MMONLAND.

MMONPSTR, MMONPSR2, MMONPSR3



Additional to the monetary wage, does he receive any other benefit? - To

pasture/to put cattle/ sheep or other animals to graze, shepherding. Codes are the

same as used for MMONLAND.

MMONOTHR, MMONOTH2, MMONOTH3

Additional to the monetary wage, does he receive any other benefit? - Other. Codes

are the same as used for MMONLAND.

LNDFMLE What is the average daily wage a female adult earns for this type of work? - To

prepare the land for agricultural use? Missing values are negative.

PLNTFMLE What is the average daily wage a female adult earns for this type of work? -To

plant/sow? Missing values are negative.

WEEDFMLE What is the average daily wage a female adult earns for this type of work? -To weed

out agricultural land? Missing values are negative.

HRVSFMLE What is the average daily wage a female adult earns for this type of work? -To

harvest? Missing values are negative.

POSTFMLE What is the average daily wage a female adult earns for this type of work? -To

perform post harvest activities? Missing values are negative.

PSTRFMLE What is the average daily wage a female adult earns for this type of work? -To

pasture/to put cattle/ sheep or other animals to graze, shepherding? Missing values

are negative.

OTHRFMLE What is the average daily wage a female adult earns for this type of work? -Other?


FMONLAND, FMONLND2, FMONLND3

Additional to the monetary wage, does she receive any other benefit? - To prepare

the land for agricultural use. Codes are the same as used for MMONLAND.

FMONPLNT, FMONPLN2, FMONPLN3

Additional to the monetary wage, does she receive any other benefit? - To


FMONWEED, FMONWED2, FMONWED3

Additional to the monetary wage, does she receive any other benefit? - To weed out

agricultural land. Codes are the same as used for MMONLAND.

FMONHRVS, FMONHRV2, FMONHRV3

Additional to the monetary wage, does she receive any other benefit? -To harvest.

Codes are the same as used for MMONLAND.

FMONPOST, FMONPST2, FMONPST3

Additional to the monetary wage, does she receive any other benefit? -To perform

post harvest activities. Codes are the same as used for MMONLAND.

FMONPSTR, FMONPSR2, FMONPSR3



Additional to the monetary wage, does she receive any other benefit? -To



FMONOTHR, FMONOTH2, FMONOTH3

Additional to the monetary wage, does she receive any other benefit? –other. Codes

are the same as used for MMONLAND.

LNDCHLD What is the average daily wage a child earns for this type of work? - To prepare the

land for agricultural use. Missing values are negative.

PLNTCHLD What is the average daily wage a child earns for this type of work? - To plant/sow.


WEEDCHLD What is the average daily wage a child earns for this type of work? - To weed out

agricultural land. Missing values are negative.

HRVSCHLD What is the average daily wage a child earns for this type of work? - to harvest.


POSTCHLD What is the average daily wage a child earns for this type of work? - To perform

post harvest activities. Missing values are negative.

PSTRCHLD What is the average daily wage a child earns for this type of work? - To pasture/to

put cattle/ sheep or other animals to graze, shepherding. Missing values are

negative.

OTHRCHLD What is the average daily wage a child earns for this type of work? - other. Missing

values are negative.

CMONLAND, CMONLND2, CMONLND3

Additional to the monetary wage, does he/she receive any other benefit? - To

prepare the land for agricultural use. Codes are the same as used for MMONLAND.

CMONPLNT, CMONPLN2, CMONPLN3

Additional to the monetary wage, does he/she receive any other benefit? -To


CMONWEED, CMONWED2, CMONWED3

Additional to the monetary wage, does he/she receive any other benefit? - To weed

out agricultural land. Codes are the same as used for MMONLAND.

CMONHRVS, CMONHRV2, CMONHRV3


harvest. Codes are the same as used for MMONLAND.

CMONPOST, CMONPST2, CMONPST3


perform post harvest activities. Codes are the same as used for MMONLAND.

CMONPSTR, CMONPSR2, CMONPSR3






CMONOTHR, CMONOTH2, CMONOTH3

Additional to the monetary wage, does he/she receive any other benefit? –other

LNDRMALE What is the average daily wage a male adult earns for this type of work? – Laundry.

Missing values are coded negative.

HELPMALE What is the average daily wage a male adult earns for this type of work? - Helping

at workshops. Missing values are coded negative.

CNSTMALE What is the average daily wage a male adult earns for this type of work? -

Construction worker. Missing values are coded negative.

FACTMALE What is the average daily wage a male adult earns for this type of work? - Factory

worker. Missing values are coded negative.

OTHMALE1, OTHMALE2, OTHMALE3, OTHMALE4

What is the average daily wage a male adult earns for this type of work? – Other.


LNDRFMLE What is the average daily wage a female earns for this type of work? – Laundry.


HELPFMLE What is the average daily wage a female earns for this type of work? - Helping at

workshops. Missing values are coded negative.

CNSTFMLE What is the average daily wage a female earns for this type of work? - Construction


FACTFMLE What is the average daily wage a female earns for this type of work? - Factory


OTHFMLE1, OTHFMLE2, OTHFMLE3, OTHFMLE4

What is the average daily wage a female earns for this type of work? – Other.


LNDRCHLD What is the average daily wage a child earns for this type of work? - Laundry.


HELPCHLD What is the average daily wage a child earns for this type of work? - Helping at

workshops. Missing values are coded negative.

CNSTCHLD What is the average daily wage a child earns for this type of work? - Construction


FACTCHLD What is the average daily wage a child earns for this type of work? - Factory


OTHCHLD1, OTHCHLD2, OTHCHLD3, OTHCHLD4



What is the average daily wage a child earns for this type of work? – Other. Missing

values are coded negative.

TCHTEMP What is the average monthly salary earned by a Teacher of a Government Primary

School at locality, hired under contract? Missing values are coded negative. Codes

are:

TCHPUB What is the average monthly salary earned by a Teacher of a Government Primary

School at locality, hired as a civil..

NURSTEMP What is the average monthly salary earned by a Nurse/ health worker working at a

Government Health facility at locality, hired under temporary contract? Codes are

the same as used for TCHTEMP.

NURSPUB What is the average monthly salary earned by a Nurse/health worker working at a

Government Health Facility at locality, hired as civil servant? Codes are the same as

used for TCHTEMP.

SECRTRY What is the average monthly salary earned by a Municipal / Community Secretary at

locality? Codes are the same as used for TCHTEMP.

FRSTCROP, SCNDCROP, THRDCROP

Which three crops do most people in locality cultivate? Codes are:

01= Horse bean

03= Avocado

04= Bananas

05= Barley

06= Beetroot

07= Berbere

08= Black mixed teff

09= Black pepper

10= Cabbage

11= Cactus

12= Carrot

13= Castor

14= Chat

15= Chickpeas

16= Chillies

17= Coffee

18= Cotton

19= Cow Peas



20= Dagussa

21= Eucalyptus

22= Fasolia

23= Field Peas

24= Flowers

26= Garlic

27= Gesho

28= Ginger

29= Godere

31= Grass

32= Groundnuts

33= Guava

34= Hamicho

35= Haricot Beans

36= Honey

37= Jowar

39= Karia

40= Karibo/Keredo

41= Kocho/Enset

42= Lentils

43= Linseed

44= Maize

45= Mango

46= Mulberry

47= Nueg

48= Nuts

49= Oats

50= Onions

51= Orange

53= Paddy Rice

54= Pineapple

55= Potatoes



57= Ragi

58= Seasum

59= Selata

60= Sesame

61= Shiefera/Haleko

63= Sinar/Germia

64= Sorghum

65= Spices

66= Spinach

67= Sugarcane

68= Sunflower

69= Sweet Potatoes

70= Tikll Gommen

71= Tobacco

72= Tomato

73= Turmeric

75= Wheat

76= White Teff

78= Yam

79= Zengada

96= Other

100= Veg

101= Soybean

FIRSTWAY, SCNDWAY, THRDWAY

What is the main way the crop is disposed of? Codes are:

01= Market

02= Government

03= Co-operative

04= Private traders

05= Consumed by household

CHEMFERT Are chemical fertilizers used by 50% or more of the farmers in locality? Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes



INSCTCDE Are insecticides or herbacides used by 50% or more of farmers in locality? Codes


MONEY What government/NGO services are available to support crop production in locality?

Money/credit. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CROPSUB What government/NGO services are available to support crop production in locality?

Crop subsidies. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

LANDSUB What government/NGO services are available to support crop production in locality?

Land subsidies. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NEWSEED What government/NGO services are available to support crop production in locality?

New seed varieties. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FERTLZRS What government/NGO services are available to support crop production in locality?

Fertilizers. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PESTICIDE What government/NGO services are available to support crop production in locality?

Pesticides/herbacides. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ADVICE What government/NGO services are available to support crop production in locality?

Advice. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NONE What government/NGO services are available to support crop production in locality?

None. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHRSRV What government/NGO services are available to support crop production in locality?

Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

COMMFARM Are there any large commercial farms in or close to the community (that employ 5%

or more of locality residents)? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SECTION 5 LOCAL PRICES










15INF1 0 Persons answering this section 5 - informant 1 (i10)

TEXTLOCL Local unit - Grade 3 Textbook. Codes are:

01= Kg



02= Quintal

03= Chinet

04= Dawla

05= Kunna

06= Medeb

07= Kurbets

08= Silicha

09= Akmada

10= Esir

11= Bobo

12= Packets

13= Bags

14= Bundles

15= Pieces

16= Bars

17= Boxes

18= Leaves

19= Litres

20= Kil

21= Gan

22= Ensira

23= Gurzinge

24= Tassa

25= Kubaya/Kelasa

26= Birciko

27= Sini

28= Gembo

29= Bottles

30= Birr

40= Big Madaberia

41=Small Madabeira

42= Dirib



43= Sahin/Lottery

44= Mankorkoria

45= Plastic Bag/Festal

46= Zurba

47= Akara

48= Mika

49= Kerchat/Kemba

50= Bunch (Bananas)

51= Melekia/Lik

52= Guchiye

53= Bekole

54= Enkib

55= Shekim

56= Number

57= Gotera

58= Lemba

59= Shirimeri

60= Egir

61= Wesla

62= Mesferia

63= Kurfo

64= Kolela

95= Other

TEXTPRC1 Grade 3 textbook - vendor 1 – Price

TEXTVND1 Grade 3 textbook - vendor 1 – Vendor. Codes are:

01= Locality shop (pvt)

02= Locality co-op

03= Street vendor

04= Mobile trader

05= Vegetable market

06= Meat market

07= Supermarket



08= Dept store

09= Pvt pharmacy

10= State pharmacy

11= State store

12= Agriculture extension centre

13= Agent of fertiliser co

14= Supplies market

15= Bookstore

16= Not available

17= Other

TEXTINF1 Grade 3 Textbook - vendor 1 – Informant

TEXTPRC2 Grade 3 Textbook - vendor 2 – Price

TEXTVND2 Grade 3 Textbook - vendor 2 – Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

TEXTINF2 Grade 3 Textbook - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCETEXT Price relative to standard - Grade 3 Textbook

NOTELOCL Local unit – Notebook. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

NOTEPRC1 Notebook - vendor 1 – Price

NOTEVND1 Notebook - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

NOTEINF1 Notebook - vendor 1 – Informant

NOTEPRC2 Notebook - vendor 2 – Price

NOTEVND2 Notebook - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

NOTEINF2 Notebook - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCENOTE Price relative to standard – Notebook

SHOELOCL Local unit - Shoes. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

SHOEPRC1 Shoes - vendor 1 – Price

SHOEVND1 Shoes - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

SHOEINF1 Shoes - vendor 1 – Informant

SHOEPRC2 Shoes - vendor 2 – Price

SHOEVND2 Shoes - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

SHOEINF2 Shoes - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCESHOE Price relative to standard – Shoes

BYSHLOCL Local unit - Boy's shirt. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.



BYSHPRC1 Boy's shirt - vendor 1 – Price

BYSHVND1 Boy's shirt - vendor 1 - Vendor

BYSHINF1 Boy's shirt - vendor 1 – Informant

BYSHPRC2 Boy's shirt - vendor 2 – Price

BYSHVND2 Boy's shirt - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BYSHINF2 Boy's shirt - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEBYSH Price relative to standard - Boy's shirt

GRSHLOCL Local unit - Girl's shirt. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

GRSHPRC1 Girl's shirt - vendor 1 – Price

GRSHVND1 Girl's shirt - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

GRSHINF1 Girl's shirt - vendor 1 – Informant

GRSHPRC2 Girl's shirt - vendor 2 – Price

GRSHVND2 Girl's shirt - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

GRSHINF2 Girl's shirt - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEGRSH Price relative to standard - Girl's shirt

BYPTLOCL Local unit - Boy's shirt. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

BYPTPRC1 Boy's pants - vendor 1 – Price

BYPTVND1 Boy's pants - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BYPTINF1 Boy's pants - vendor 1 – Informant

BYPTPRC2 Boy's pants - vendor 2 – Price

BYPTVND2 Boy's pants - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BYPTINF2 Boy's pants - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEBYPT Price relative to standard - Boy's pants

GRSKLOCL Local unit - Girl's skirt. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

GRSKPRC1 Girl's skirt - vendor 1 – Price

GRSKVND1 Girl's skirt - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

GRSKINF1 Girl's skirt - vendor 1 – Informant

GRSKPRC2 Girl's skirt - vendor 2 – Price

GRSKVND2 Girl's skirt - vendor 2 – Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

GRSKINF2 Girl's skirt - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEGRSK Price relative to standard - Girl's skirt

ORALLOCL Local unit - Oral rehydration salts. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.



ORALPRC1 Oral rehydration salts - vendor 1 – Price

ORALVND1 Oral rehydration salts - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for

TEXTVND1.

ORALINF1 Oral rehydration salts - vendor 1 – Informant

ORALPRC2 Oral rehydration salts - vendor 2 – Price

ORALVND2 Oral rehydration salts- vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for

TEXTVND1.

ORALINF2 Oral rehydration salts - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEORAL Price relative to Standard - oral rehydration salts

PARALOCL Local unit - Paracetamol. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

PARAPRC1 Paracetamol - vendor 1 – Price

PARAVND1 Paracetamol - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

PARAINF1 Paracetamol - vendor 1 - Informant

PARAPRC2 Paracetamol - vendor 2 – Price

PARAVND2 Paracetamol - vendor 2 – Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

PARAINF2 Paracetamol - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEPARA Price relative to standard – Paracetamol

AMOXLOCL Local unit - Amoxicillin. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

AMOXPRC1 Amoxicillin - vendor 1 – Price

AMOXVND1 Amoxicillin - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

AMOXINF1 Amoxicillin - vendor 1 – Informant

AMOXPRC2 Amoxicillin - vendor 2 – Price

AMOXVND2 Amoxicillin - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

AMOXINF2 Amoxicillin - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEAMOX Price relative to standard – Amoxicillin

MEBELOCL Local unit - Mebendazol. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

MEBEPRC1 Mebendazol - vendor 1 – Price

MEBEVND1 Mebendazol - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

MEBEINF1 Mebendazol - vendor 1 - Informant

MEBEPRC2 Mebendazol - vendor 2 – Price

MEBEVND2 Mebendazol - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

MEBEINF2 Mebendazol - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEMEBE Price relative to standard – Mebendazol



CIGRLOCL Local unit - Cigarettes. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

CIGRPRC1 Cigarettes - vendor 1 – Price

CIGRVND1 Cigarettes - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

CIGRINF1 Cigarettes - vendor 1 – Informant

CIGRPRC2 Cigarettes - vendor 2 – Price

CIGRVND2 Cigarettes - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

CIGRINF2 Cigarettes - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCECIGR Price relative to standard – Cigarettes

DETGLOCL Local unit - Detergent. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

DETGPRC1 Detergent - vendor 1 – Price

DETGVND1 Detergent - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

DETGINF1 Detergent - vendor 1 – Informant

DETGPRC2 Detergent - vendor 2 – Price

DETGVND2 Detergent - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

DETGINF2 Detergent - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEDETG Price relative to standard – Detergent

KRSNLOCL Local unit - Kerosene. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

KRSNPRC1 Kerosene - vendor 1 – Price

KRSNVND1 Kerosene - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

KRSNINF1 Kerosene - vendor 1 – Informant

KRSNPRC2 Kerosene - vendor 2 – Price

KRSNVND2 Kerosene - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

KRSNINF2 Kerosene - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEKRSN Price relative to standard – Kerosene

FDAPLOCL Local unit - fertiliser - Dap. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

FDAPPRC1 Fertiliser - dap - vendor 1 – Price

FDAPVND1 Fertiliser - dap - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

FDAPINF1 Fertiliser - dap - vendor 1 – Informant

FDAPPRC2 Fertiliser - dap - vendor 2 – Price

FDAPVND2 Fertiliser - dap - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

FDAPINF2 Fertiliser - dap - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEFDAP Price relative to standard - fertiliser – Dap



UREALOCL Local unit - fertiliser - Urea. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

UREAPRC1 Fertiliser - urea - vendor 1 – Price

UREAVND1 Fertiliser - urea - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

UREAINF1 Fertiliser - urea - vendor 1 – Informant

UREAPRC2 Fertiliser - urea - vendor 2 – Price

UREAVND2 Fertiliser - urea - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

UREAINF2 Fertiliser - urea - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEUREA Price relative to standard - fertiliser – Urea

WHTFLOCL Local unit - White teff. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

WHTFPRC1 White teff - vendor 1 – Price

WHTFVND1 White teff - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

WHTFINF1 White teff - vendor 1 – Informant

WHTFPRC2 White teff - vendor 2 – Price

WHTFVND2 White teff - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

WHTFINF2 White teff - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEWHTF Price relative to standard - White teff

BLTFLOCL Local unit - Black teff. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

BLTFPRC1 Black teff - vendor 1 – Price

BLTFVND1 Black teff - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BLTFINF1 Black teff - vendor 1 – Informant

BLTFPRC2 Black teff - vendor 2 – Price

BLTFVND2 Black teff - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BLTFINF2 Black teff - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEBLTF Price relative to standard -Black teff

BRLYLOCL Local unit - Barley. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

BRLYPRC1 Barley - vendor 1 – Price

BRLYVND1 Barley - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BRLYINF1 Barley - vendor 1 – Informant

BRLYPRC2 Barley - vendor 2 – Price

BRLYVND2 Barley - vendor 2 – Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BRLYINF2 Barley - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEBRLY Price relative to standard –Barley



WHETLOCL Local unit – Wheat. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

WHETPRC1 Wheat - vendor 1 – Price

WHETVND1 Wheat - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

WHETINF1 Wheat - vendor 1 - Informant

WHETPRC2 Wheat - vendor 2 – Price

WHETVND2 Wheat - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

WHETINF2 Wheat - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEWHET Price relative to standard –Wheat

MAZELOCL Local unit - Maize. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

MAZEPRC1 Maize - vendor 1 – Price

MAZEVND1 Maize - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

MAZEINF1 Maize - vendor 1 – Informant

MAZEPRC2 Maize - vendor 2 – Price

MAZEVND2 Maize - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

MAZEINF2 Maize - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEMAZE Price relative to standard –Maize

SORGLOCL Local unit - Sorghum. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

SORGPRC1 Sorghum - vendor 1 – Price

SORGVND1 Sorghum - vendor 1 – Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

SORGINF1 Sorghum - vendor 1 – Informant

SORGPRC2 Sorghum - vendor 2 – Price

SORGVND2 Sorghum - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

SORGINF2 Sorghum - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCESORG Price relative to standard –Sorghum

MILLLOCL Local unit - Millet. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

MILLPRC1 Millet - vendor 1 – Price

MILLVND1 Millet - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

MILLINF1 Millet - vendor 1 – Informant

MILLPRC2 Millet - vendor 2 – Price

MILLVND2 Millet - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

MILLINF2 Millet - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEMILL Price relative to standard –Millet



OATSLOCL Local unit - Oats. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

OATSPRC1 Oats - vendor 1 – Price

OATSVND1 Oats - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

OATSINF1 Oats - vendor 1 – Informant

OATSPRC2 Oats - vendor 2 – Price

OATSVND2 Oats - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

OATSINF2 Oats - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEOATS Price relative to standard –Oats

LNTLLOCL Local unit - Lentils. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

LNTLLPRC1 Lentils - vendor 1 – Price

LNTLVND1 Lentils - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

LNTLINF1 Lentils - vendor 1 – Informant

LNTLPRC2 Lentils - vendor 2 – Price

LNTLVND2 Lentils - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

LNTLINF2 Lentils - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCELNTL Price relative to standard –Lentils

HRSELOCL Local unit - Horse beans. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

HRSEPRC1 Horse beans - vendor 1 – Price

HRSEVND1 Horse beans - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

HRSEINF1 Horse beans - vendor 1 – Informant

HRSEPRC2 Horse beans - vendor 2 – Price

HRSEVND2 Horse beans - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

HRSEINF2 Horse beans - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEHRSE Price relative to standard - Horse beans

COWPLOCL Local unit - Cow peas. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

COWPLPRC1 Cow peas - vendor 1 – Price

COWPVND1 Cow peas - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

COWPINF1 Cow peas - vendor 1 – Informant

COWPPRC2 Cow peas - vendor 2 – Price

COWPVND2 Cow peas - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

COWPINF2 Cow peas - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCECOWP Price relative to standard -Cow peas



CHKPLOCL Local unit - Chick peas. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

CHKPLPRC1 Chick peas - vendor 1 – Price

CHKPVND1 Chick peas - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

CHKPINF1 Chick peas - vendor 1 – Informant

CHKPPRC2 Chick peas - vendor 2 - Price

CHKPVND2 Chick peas - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

CHKPINF2 Chick peas - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCECHKP Price relative to standard -Chick peas

FLDPLOCL Local unit - Field peas. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

FLDPLPRC1 Field peas - vendor 1 – Price

FLDPVND1 Field peas - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

FLDPINF1 Field peas - vendor 1 – Informant

FLDPPRC2 Field peas - vendor 2 – Price

FLDPVND2 Field peas - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

FLDPINF2 Field peas - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEFLDP Price relative to standard -Field peas

PULSLOCL Local unit - Other pulse. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

PULSPRC1 Other pulse - vendor 1 – Price

PULSVND1 Other pulse - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

PULSINF1 Other pulse - vendor 1 – Informant

PULSPRC2 Other pulse - vendor 2 – Price

PULSVND2 Other pulse - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

PULSINF2 Other pulse - vendor 2 – informant

PRCEPULS Price relative to standard -Other pulse

MILKLOCL Local unit - Milk. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

MILKPRC1 Milk - vendor 1 – Price

MILKVND1 Milk - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

MILKINF1 Milk - vendor 1 – Informant

MILKPRC2 Milk - vendor 2 – Price

MILKVND2 Milk - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

MILKINF2 Milk - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEMILK Price relative to standard – Milk



YOGHLOCL Local unit - Yoghurt. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

YOGHPRC1 Yoghurt- vendor 1 – Price

YOGHVND1 Yoghurt- vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

YOGHINF1 Yoghurt- vendor 1 – Informant

YOGHPRC2 Yoghurt- vendor 2 – Price

YOGHVND2 Yoghurt- vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

YOGHINF2 Yoghurt- vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEYOGH Price relative to standard – Yoghurt

BTTRLOCL Local unit - Butter. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

BTTRPRC1 Butter - vendor 1 – Price

BTTRVND1 Butter - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BTTRINF1 Butter - vendor 1 – Informant

BTTRPRC2 Butter - vendor 2 – Price

BTTRVND2 Butter - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BTTRINF2 Butter - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEBTTR Price relative to standard –Butter

EGGSLOCL Local unit - Eggs. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

EGGSPRC1 Eggs - vendor 1 – Price

EGGSVND1 Eggs - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

EGGSINF1 Eggs - vendor 1 – Informant

EGGSPRC2 Eggs - vendor 2 – Price

EGGSVND2 Eggs - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

EGGSINF2 Eggs - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEEGGS Price relative to standard –Eggs

BEEFLOCL Local unit - Beef. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

BEEFPRC1 Beef - vendor 1 – Price

BEEFVND1 Beef - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BEEFINF1 Beef - vendor 1 – Informant

BEEFPRC2 Beef - vendor 2 – Price

BEEFVND2 Beef - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BEEFINF2 Beef - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEBEEF Price relative to standard –Beef



MUTTLOCL Local unit - Mutton. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

MUTTPRC1 Mutton - vendor 1 – Price

MUTTVND1 Mutton - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

MUTTINF1 Mutton - vendor 1 – Informant

MUTTPRC2 Mutton - vendor 2 – Price

MUTTVND2 Mutton - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

MUTTINF2 Mutton - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEMUTT Price relative to standard –Mutton

CHCKLOCL Local unit - Chicken. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

CHCKPRC1 Chicken - vendor 1 – Price

CHCKVND1 Chicken - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

CHCKINF1 Chicken - vendor 1 – Informant

CHCKPRC2 Chicken - vendor 2 – Price

CHCKVND2 Chicken - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

CHCKINF2 Chicken - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCECHCK Price relative to standard –Chicken

GOATLOCL Local unit - Goat meat. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

GOATPRC1 Goat meat - vendor 1 – Price

GOATVND1 Goat meat - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

GOATINF1 Goat meat - vendor 1 – Informant

GOATPRC2 Goat meat - vendor 2 – Price

GOATVND2 Goat meat - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

GOATINF2 Goat meat - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEGOAT Price relative to standard -Goat meat

MEATLOCL Local unit - Other meat. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

MEATLPRC1 Other meat - vendor 1 – Price

MEATVND1 Other meat - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

MEATINF1 Other meat - vendor 1 – Informant

MEATPRC2 Other meat - vendor 2 – Price

MEATVND2 Other meat - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

MEATINF2 Other meat - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEMEAT Price relative to standard -Other meat



CHATLOCL Local unit - Chat. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

CHATPRC1 Chat - vendor 1 – Price

CHATVND1 Chat - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

CHATINF1 Chat - vendor 1 – Informant

CHATPRC2 Chat - vendor 2 – Price

CHATVND2 Chat - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

CHATINF2 Chat - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCECHAT Price relative to standard –Chat

ARAQLOCL Local unit - Araqi. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

ARAQLPRC1 Araqi - vendor 1 – Price

ARAQVND1 Araqi - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

ARAQINF1 Araqi- vendor 1 – Informant

ARAQPRC2 Araqi - vendor 2 – Price

ARAQVND2 Araqi - vendor 2 – Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

ARAQINF2 Araqi- vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEARAQ Price relative to standard –Araqi

TEJLOCL Local unit - Tej. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

TEJLPRC1 Tej - vendor 1 – Price

TEJVND1 Tej - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

TEJINF1 Tej - vendor 1 – Informant

TEJPRC2 Tej - vendor 2 – Price

TEJVND2 Tej - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

TEJINF2 Tej - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCETEJ Price relative to standard –Tej

COFFLOCL Local unit - Coffee. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

COFFLPRC1 Coffee - vendor 1 – Price

COFFVND1 Coffee - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

COFFINF1 Coffee - vendor 1 – Informant

COFFPRC2 Coffee - vendor 2 – Price

COFFVND2 Coffee - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

COFFINF2 Coffee - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCECOFF Price relative to standard –coffee



REFRLOCL Local unit - Refreshment. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

REFRPRC1 Refreshment - vendor 1 – Price

REFRVND1 Refreshment - vendor 1 – Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

REFRINF1 Refreshment - vendor 1 – Informant

REFRPRC2 Refreshment - vendor 2 – Price

REFRVND2 Refreshment - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

REFRINF2 Refreshment - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEREFR Price relative to standard –Refreshment

SUGRLOCL Local unit - Sugar. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

SUGRPRC1 Sugar - vendor 1 – Price

SUGRVND1 Sugar - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

SUGRINF1 Sugar - vendor 1 – Informant

SUGRPRC2 Sugar - vendor 2 – Price

SUGRVND2 Sugar - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

SUGRINF2 Sugar - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCESUGR Price relative to standard – Sugar

SALTLOCL Local unit - Salt. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

SALTPRC1 Salt - vendor 1 – Price

SALTVND1 Salt - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

SALTINF1 Salt - vendor 1 – Informant

SALTPRC2 Salt - vendor 2 – Price

SALTVND2 Salt - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

SALTINF2 Salt - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCESALT Price relative to standard –Salt

OILLOCL Local unit - Cooking oil. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

OILPRC1 Cooking oil - vendor 1 – Price

OILVND1 Cooking oil - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

OILINF1 Cooking oil - vendor 1 – Informant

OILPRC2 Cooking oil - vendor 2 – Price

OILVND2 Cooking oil - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

OILINF2 Cooking oil - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEOIL Price relative to standard -Cooking oil



KARILOCL Local unit - Karia. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

KARIPRC1 Karia - vendor 1 – Price

KARIVND1 Karia - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

KARIINF1 Karia - vendor 1 – Informant

KARIPRC2 Karia - vendor 2 – Price

KARIVND2 Karia - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

KARIINF2 Karia - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEKARI Price relative to standard –Karia

BERBLOCL Local unit - Berbere. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

BERBPRC1 Berbere - vendor 1 – Price

BERBVND1 Berbere - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BERBINF1 Berbere - vendor 1 – Informant

BERBPRC2 Berbere - vendor 2 – Price

BERBVND2 Berbere - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BERBINF2 Berbere - vendor 2 – informant

PRCEBERB Price relative to standard –Berbere

SPCELOCL Local unit - Other spices. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

SPCEPRC1 Other spices - vendor 1 – Price

SPCEVND1 Other spices - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

SPCEINF1 Other spices - vendor 1 – Informant

SPCEPRC2 Other spices - vendor 2 – Price

SPCEVND2 Other spices - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

SPCEINF2 Other spices - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCESPCE Price relative to standard -Other spices

BREDLOCL Local unit – Bread. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

BREDPRC1 Bread - vendor 1 – Price

BREDVND1 Bread - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BREDINF1 Bread - vendor 1 – Informant

BREDPRC2 Bread - vendor 2 – Price

BREDVND2 Bread - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

BREDINF2 Bread - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEBRED Price relative to standard –bread



ENSTLOCL Local unit - Enset. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

ENSTPRC1 Enset - vendor 1 – Price

ENSTVND1 Enset - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

ENSTINF1 Enset - vendor 1 – Informant

ENSTPRC2 Enset - vendor 2 – Price

ENSTVND2 Enset - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

ENSTINF2 Enset - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEENST Price relative to standard –Enset

POTALOCL Local unit - Potato. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

POTALPRC1 Potato - vendor 1 – Price

POTAVND1 Potato - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

POTAINF1 Potato - vendor 1 – Informant

POTAPRC2 Potato - vendor 2 – Price

POTAVND2 Potato - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

POTAINF2 Potato - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEPOTA Price relative to standard –Potato

GMMNLOCL Local unit - Gommen. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

GMMNPRC1 Gommen - vendor 1 – Price

GMMNVND1 Gommen - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

GMMNINF1 Gommen - vendor 1 – Informant

GMMNPRC2 Gommen - vendor 2 – price

GMMNVND2 Gommen - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

GMMNINF2 Gommen - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEGMMN Price relative to standard –Gommen

SELTLOCL Local unit - Selata. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

SELTLPRC1 Selata - vendor 1 – Price

SELTVND1 Selata - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

SELTINF1 Selata- vendor 1 – Informant

SELTPRC2 Selata - vendor 2 – Price

SELTVND2 Selata - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

SELTINF2 Selata- vendor 2 – Informant

PRCESELT Price relative to standard –Selata



JINJLOCL Local unit - Jinjibel. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

JINJLPRC1 Jinjibel - vendor 1 – Price

JINJVND1 Jinjibel - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

JINJINF1 Jinjibel - vendor 1 – Informant

JINJPRC2 Jinjibel - vendor 2 – Price

JINJVND2 Jinjibel - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

JINJINF2 Jinjibel - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEJINJ Price relative to standard –Jinjibel

TIKLLOCL Local unit - Tikl gommen. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

TIKLLPRC1 Tikl gommen - vendor 1 – Price

TIKLVND1 Tikl gommen - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

TIKLINF1 Tikl gommen - vendor 1 - Informant

TIKLPRC2 Tikl gommen - vendor 2 – Price

TIKLVND2 Tikl gommen - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

TIKLINF2 Tikl gommen - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCETIKL Price relative to standard -Tikl gommen

NECHLOCL Local unit - Nech shinkuri. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

NECHPRC1 Nech shinkuri - vendor 1 – Price

NECHVND1 Nech shinkuri - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

NECHINF1 Nech shinkuri - vendor 1 – Informant

NECHPRC2 Nech shinkuri - vendor 2 – Price

NECHVND2 Nech shinkuri - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

NECHINF2 Nech shinkuri - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCENECH Price relative to standard -Nech shinkuri

FASOLOCL Local unit - Fasolia. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

FASOPRC1 Fasolia - vendor 1 – Price

FASOVND1 Fasolia - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

FASOINF1 Fasolia- vendor 1 – Informant

FASOPRC2 Fasolia - vendor 2 – Price

FASOVND2 Fasolia - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

FASOINF2 Fasolia - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEFASO Price relative to standard –Fasolia



FENULOCL Local unit - Fenugreek(abish). Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

FENUPRC1 Fenugreek(abish) - vendor 1 – Price

FENUVND1 Fenugreek(abish) - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

FENUINF1 Fenugreek(abish)- vendor 1 – Informant

FENUPRC2 Fenugreek(abish) - vendor 2 – Price

FENUVND2 Fenugreek(abish) - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

FENUINF2 Fenugreek(abish) - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEFENU Price relative to standard -Fenugreek(abish)

ONIOLOCL Local unit – Onions. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

ONIOPRC1 Onions - vendor 1 – Price

ONIOVND1 Onions - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

ONIOINF1 Onions- vendor 1 – Informant

ONIOPRC2 Onions - vendor 2 – Price

ONIOVND2 Onions - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

ONIOINF2 Onions - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEONIO Price relative to standard –Onions

VEGELOCL Local unit - Vegetable. Codes are the same as used for TEXTLOCL.

VEGEPRC1 Vegetable - vendor 1 – Price

VEGEVND1 Vegetable - vendor 1 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

VEGEINF1 Vegetable- vendor 1 – Informant

VEGEPRC2 Vegetable - vendor 2 – price

VEGEVND2 Vegetable - vendor 2 - Vendor. Codes are the same as used for TEXTVND1.

VEGEINF2 Vegetable - vendor 2 – Informant

PRCEVEGE Price relative to standard –Vegetable

MLCALF1 1st observation - Male calf

FLCALF1 1st observation - Female calf

COW1 1st observation – Cow

HEIFER1 1st observation - Heifer (gidar)

YNGBULL1 1st observation - Young bull (weifen)

OX1 1st observation – Ox

DONKEY1 1st observation – Donkey

MULE1 1st observation – Mule



CAMEL1 1st observation – Camel

HORSE1 1st observation – Horse

SHEEPC1 1st observation - Sheep, castrated

LAMB1 1st observation – Lamb

GOATC1 1st observation - Goat, castrated

MLCALF2 2nd observation - Male calf

FLCALF2 2nd observation - Female calf

COW2 2nd observation – Cow

HEIFER2 2nd observation - Heifer (gidar)

YNGBULL2 2nd observation - Young bull (weifen)

OX2 2nd observation – Ox

DONKEY2 2nd observation – Donkey

MULE2 2nd observation – Mule

CAMEL2 2nd observation – Camel

HORSE2 2nd observation – Horse

SHEEPC2 2nd observation - Sheep, castrated

LAMB2 2nd observation – Lamb

GOATC2 2nd observation - Goat, castrated

MLCALF3 3rd observation - Male calf

FLCALF3 3rd observation - Female calf

COW3 3rd observation – Cow

HEIFER3 3rd observation - Heifer (gidar)

YNGBULL3 3rd observation - Young bull (weifen)

OX3 3rd observation – Ox

DONKEY3 3rd observation – Donkey

MULE3 3rd observation – Mule

CAMEL3 3rd observation – Camel

HORSE3 3rd observation – Horse

SHEEPC3 3rd observation - Sheep, castrated

LAMB3 3rd observation – Lamb

GOATC3 3rd observation - Goat, castrated

RENTBULL How much would it cost in birr to rent bullocks without an operator for one day?



RENTTRAC How much would it cost in Birr to rent a tractor for agricultural labour for one

hour?

IRRGLAND What is your best estimate of the price of: 1 acre of irrigated land?

DRYLAND What is your best estimate of the price of: 1 acre of dry land?

BYBULL The transportation cost of bringing 1 quintal of crop to the agricultural market

(mandi) after harvest, by bullock cart?

BYTRACT The transportation cost of bringing 1 quintal of crop to the agricultural market

(mandi) after harvest, by tractor?

BYLORRY The transportation cost of bringing 1 quintal of crop to the agricultural market

(mandi) after harvest, by lorry / truck?

PRCIRRG What is the price of 1 hectare of irrigated land per year?

PRCDRY What is the price of 1 hectare of dry land per year?

MODULE 2 CHILD-SPECIFIC MODULE

SECTION 1 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (GENERAL)




NURSERY Is there nursery available in locality? Codes are:

00= No, but there is in a nearby locality

01= Yes

02= No and there is no such facility in a nearby locality

PRVTNRSY Is there private nursery available in locality? Codes are the same as used for

NURSERY.

NONFRML Is there non-formal preschool available in locality? Codes are the same as used for

NURSERY.

GOVTNGO Is there government/NGO/community supported preschool available in locality?

Codes are the same as used for NURSERY.

PRVTPRE Is there private preschool available in locality? Codes are the same as used for

NURSERY.

PUBPRMRY Is there public primary school available in locality? Codes are the same as used for

NURSERY.

PRVTPRMY Is there private primary school available in locality? Codes are the same as used for

NURSERY.



PUBSEC Is there public secondary school available in locality? Codes are the same as used

for NURSERY.

PRVTSCND Is there private secondary school available in locality? Codes are the same as used

FOR NURSERY.

GVPSTTCH Is there post secondary technological institute - government available in locality?


PRPSTTCH Is there post secondary technological institute - private available in locality? Codes

are the same as used for NURSERY.

GOVJNR Is there government junior college available in locality? Codes are the same as used

for NURSERY.

PRVJNR Is there private junior college available in locality? Codes are the same as used for

NURSERY.

UNVRSTY Is there university available in locality? Codes are the same as used for NURSERY.

CEOS Is there centre for occupational education available in locality? Codes are the same

as used for NURSERY.

OTHERN Is there centre for an Other type of educational institution available in locality?


NRSRY4YR Was there a nursery available in locality 4 years ago? Codes are the same as used

for NURSERY.

PRVNR4YR Was there a private nursery available in locality 4 years ago? Codes are the same as

used for NURSERY.

NNFRM4YR Was there a non formal preschool available in locality 4 years ago? Codes are the

same as used for NURSERY.

GVNGO4YR Was there a government/NGO/community supported preschool available in locality 4

years ago? Codes are the same as used for NURSERY.

PRVPR4YR Was there a private preschool available in locality 4 years ago? Codes are the same

as used for NURSERY.

PBPRY4YR Was there a public primary school available in locality 4 years ago? Codes are the


PRVPRM4Y Was there a private primary school available in locality 4 years ago? Codes are the


PBSEC4YR Was there a public secondary school available in locality 4 years ago? Codes are the


PRVTSC4Y Was there a private secondary school available in locality 4 years ago? Codes are the


GVPTCH4Y Was there a post secondary technological institute - government available in locality

4 years ago? Codes are the same as used for NURSERY.



PRPTCH4Y Was there a post secondary technological institute - private available in locality 4

years ago? Codes are the same as used for NURSERY.

GOVJNR4Y Was there a government junior college available in locality 4 years ago? Codes are

the same as used for NURSERY.

PRVJNR4Y Was there a private junior college available in locality 4 years ago? Codes are the


UNVTY4YR Was there a university available in locality 4 years ago? Codes are the same as used

for NURSERY.

CEOS4YR Was there a centre for occupational education available in locality 4 years ago?


OTHER4YR Was there a other available in locality 4 years ago? Codes are the same as used for

NURSERY.

NRSRYTIM How long does it take to go from the centre of locality to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? Nursery (either Public,

Communal, or supported by a NGO)

PRVNRTIM How long does it take to go from the centre of locality to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? Private Nursery

NNFRMTIM How long does it take to go from the centre of locality to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? Non-formal preschool

GVNGOTIM How long does it take to go from the centre of locality to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? Government/NGO/

Community supported preschool

PRVPRTIM How long does it take to go from the centre of locality to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? Private Preschool

PBPRYTIM How long does it take to go from the centre of locality to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? Public/government

Primary School

PRVPRMTM How long does it take to go from the centre of locality to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? Private Primary School

PBSECTIM How long does it take to go from the centre of locality to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? Public /government

Secondary School

PRVTSCTM How long does it take to go from the centre of locality to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? Private Secondary

School

GVPTCHTM How long does it take to go from the centre of LOCALITY to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? Post-secondary

technological institute (Government/public)



PRPTCHTM How long does it take to go from the centre of LOCALITY to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? Post-secondary

technological institute (Private)

GOVJNRTM How long does it take to go from the centre of LOCALITY to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? Government/public

college

PRVJNRTM How long does it take to go from the centre of LOCALITY to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? Private college

UNVTYTIM How long does it take to go from the centre of LOCALITY to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? University (all types)

CEOSTIM How long does it take to go from the centre of LOCALITY to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation? CEOs (Centers for

Occupational Education)

OTHERTIM How long does it take to go from the centre of LOCALITY to the nearest facility of

this type, using the most common means of transportation?

NRSRYTRN What is the means of transportation used commonly- nursery? Codes are:

01= By foot


03= Bicycle

04= Motorcycle

05= Mototaxi (any auto)

06= Car/ jeep

07=Micro/ combi

08= Bus

09= Truck

10= Rail

11= Boat


13= Other

PRVNRTRN What is the means of transportation used commonly- Private nursery. Codes are the

same as used for NRSRYTRN.

NNFRMTRN What is the means of transportation used commonly- Non formal preschool. Codes

are the same as used for NRSRYTRN.

GVNGOTRN What is the means of transportation used commonly- Government/NGO/community

supported preschool. Codes are the same as used for NRSRYTRN.



PRVPRTRN What is the means of transportation used commonly- Private preschool. Codes are

the same as used for NRSRYTRN.

PBPRYTRN What is the means of transportation used commonly- Public primary school. Codes


PRVPRMTR What is the means of transportation used commonly- Private primary school. Codes


PBSECTRN What is the means of transportation used commonly- Public secondary school. Codes


PRVTSCTR What is the means of transportation used commonly- Private secondary school.

Codes are the same as used for NRSRYTRN.

GVPTCHTR What is the means of transportation used commonly- Post secondary technological

institute. Codes are the same as used for NRSRYTRN.

PRPTCHTR What is the means of transportation used commonly- Post secondary technological

institute. Codes are the same as used for NRSRYTRN.

GVJNRTRN What is the means of transportation used commonly- Government junior college.

Codes are the same as used for NRSRYTRN.

PRVJNRTR What is the means of transportation used commonly- Private junior college. Codes


UNVTYTRN What is the means of transportation used commonly- University. Codes are the same

as used for NRSRYTRN.

CEOSTR What is the means of transportation used commonly- Centre for occupational

education. Codes are the same as used for NRSRYTRN.

OTHERTRN What is the means of transportation used commonly- Other. Codes are the same as

used for NRSRYTRN.

LTRCYCMP In the past 2 years, has any Literacy Campaign/Program for Adults been

implemented at locality? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SECTION3 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (PRESCHOOL, PRIMARY, SECONDARY)

23INF1 Persons answering this section 3- Informant 1 (i1)

EDUCCNTR Write the name of the educational centre

TCHRPRE Parent/teacher associations – Preschool. Missing values are negative.

TCHRSPE Parent/teacher associations – Special. Missing values are negative.

TCHRPRI Parent/teacher associations – Primary. Missing values are negative.

TCHRSEC Parent/teacher associations – Secondary. Missing values are negative.

TCHROTH Parent/teacher associations – Other. Missing values are negative.



PURPRESC Purchase of books, uniform, and other supplies – Preschool. Missing values are

negative.

PURSPCL Purchase of books, uniform, and other supplies – Special. Missing values are negative.

PURPRI Purchase of books, uniform, and other supplies – Primary. Missing values are

negative.

PURSEC Purchase of books, uniform, and other supplies – Secondary. Missing values are

negative.

PUROTHR Purchase of books, uniform, and other supplies – Other. Missing values are negative.

EXTRPRE Extra ordinary payments – Preschool. Missing values are negative.

EXTRSPE Extra ordinary payments – Special. Missing values are negative.

EXTRPRI Extra ordinary payments – Primary. Missing values are negative.

EXTRSEC Extra ordinary payments – Secondary. Missing values are negative.

EXTROTH Extra ordinary payments - Other. Missing values are negative.

HRSPRESC On average, how many hours a day do children come to class? – Preschool

HRSSPEC On average, how many hours a day do children come to class? – Special

HRSPRIM On average, how many hours a day do children come to class? – Primary

HRSSECN On average, how many hours a day do children come to class? – Secondary

HRSOTHR On average, how many hours a day do children come to class? – Other

DYSPRESC On average, how many days a month do children come to class? – Preschool

DYSSPEC On average, how many days a month do children come to class? – Special

DYSPRIM On average, how many days a month do children come to class? – Primary

DYSSECN On average, how many days a month do children come to class? – Secondary

DYSOTHR On average, how many days a month do children come to class? – Other

MTHPRESC On average, how many months a year do children come to class? – Preschool

MTHSPEC On average, how many months a year do children come to class? – Special

MTHPRIM On average, how many months a year do children come to class? – Primary

MTHSECN On average, how many months a year do children come to class? – Secondary

MTHOTHR On average, how many months a year do children come to class? - Other

PUBLIC This educational centre is – Public. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRIVATE This educational centre is - Private. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

COMMTY This educational centre is - Community. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

GOVRNMNT This educational centre is - Government. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHEREDU This educational centre is - Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



INSPRESCH Does this educational centre have the following instruction levels - Preschool. Codes


INSSPECL Does this educational centre have the following instruction levels - Special. Codes


INSPRMRY Does this educational centre have the following instruction levels - Primary. Codes


INSSECND Does this educational centre have the following instruction levels - Secondary. Codes


INSOTHER Does this educational centre have the following instruction levels - Other. Codes


SHFTINTL How many shifts does this centre have - Pre primary

SHFTSPCL How many shifts does this centre have – Special

SHFTPRMY How many shifts does this centre have – Primary

SHFTSECD How many shifts does this centre have – Secondary

SHFTOTHR How many shifts does this centre have – Other

DISINTL Does this educational centre accept disabled students in the following instruction

level? Initial. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DISSPCL Does this educational centre accept disabled students in the following instruction

level? Special. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DISPRMY Does this educational centre accept disabled students in the following instruction

level? Primary. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DISSECND Does this educational centre accept disabled students in the following instruction

level? Secondary. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DISOTHR Does this educational centre accept disabled students in the following instruction

level? Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NMDISBOY How many disabled students attend this school - Number of boys

NMDISGRL How many disabled students attend this school - Number of girls

TTLNMDIS How many disabled students attend this school - Total number

BLIND What type of disability do these children have - Blind. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DEAF What type of disability do these children have - Deaf. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DWNSYNDR What type of disability do these children have - Down syndrome. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

ONEEXTRM What type of disability do these children have - Disabled in one extreme. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

DISOTHR1, DISOTHR2, DISOTHR3

What type of disability do these children have - Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



SPCLMTRL Does the centre have special material for disabled students? Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

KINDMTRL What kind of special material? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TRAINED Has any of the centre's staff been trained to take care of disabled students? Codes


ONE4ALL What kind of educational centre is this centre? One teacher for all grades? Codes


2ORMORE What kind of educational centre is this centre? Two or more teachers, each with

several grades in the same classroom? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ONEPERGR What kind of educational centre is this centre? One teacher per grade? Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

OTHRKND What kind of educational centre is this centre? Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHAMHA In what language do the teachers teach? - Amharic. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHOROM In what language do the teachers teach? - Oromifa. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHENGL In what language do the teachers teach? - English. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHTIGR In what language do the teachers teach? - Tigrigna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHSOTHR In what language do the teachers teach? - Other native language. Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

SPKAMH In what language do students speak to each other at school? – Amharic. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

SPKOROM In what language do students speak to each other at school? – Oromifa. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

SPKENGL In what language do students speak to each other at school? – English. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

SPKTIG In what language do students speak to each other at school? – Tigrigna. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

SPKSOTHR In what language do students speak to each other at school? - Other native

language. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

STARTOP When did this centre start operating (year)?

PRIDROP Last year, what was the % of students dropping out of school? – Primary

SECDROP Last year, what was the % of students dropping out of school? – Secondary

PRIMREP Last year, what was the repetition rate? – Primary

SECREP Last year, what was the repetition rate? – Secondary

WKSHHOME Has the principal or a school teacher organized workshops with parents to give

advice/suggestions about the following topics:- how to convince children to do their

homework. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



WKSHTASK Has the principal or a school teacher organized workshops with parents to give

advice/suggestions about the following topics: how to convince children to help out

with household tasks. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

WKSHORDR Has the principal or a school teacher organized workshops with parents to give

advice/suggestions about the following topics: how to convince children to obey their

orders. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

WKSHOTHR Has the principal or a school teacher organized workshops with parents to give

advice/suggestions about the following topics: Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ADVCHOME Has the principal or a school teacher held individual sessions with the students´

parents to give them advice/suggestions about the following topics: how to convince

children to do their homework. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ADVCTASK Has the principal or a school teacher held individual sessions with the students´

parents to give them advice/suggestions about the following topics: how to convince

children to help out with household tasks. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ADVCORDR Has the principal or a school teacher held individual sessions with the students´

parents to give them advice/suggestions about the following topics:- how to convince

children to obey their orders. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ADVCOTHR Has the principal or a school teacher held individual sessions with the students´

parents to give them advice/suggestions about the following topics: Other. Codes


Preschool Level

2PINF1 Persons answering this section 3 preschool level- Informant 1 (i1)

YNGBOYPS What is the range of ages of the children attending preschool at this centre - The

youngest boy/girl is:

OLDBOYPS What is the range of ages of the children attending preschool at this centre - The

oldest boy/girl is:

NUMBOYPS How many boys and girls attend preschool? - Number of boys

NUMGRPS How many boys and girls attend preschool? - Number of girls

ACCDISPS Does this level accept disabled students? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NMDSBYPS How many disabled boys and girls attend preschool? - Number of boys

NMDSGRPS How many disabled boys and girls attend preschool? - Number of girls

BLINDPS What type of disability do these children have? – Blind. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DEAFPS What type of disability do these children have? – Deaf. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DWNSYNPS What type of disability do these children have? - Down syndrome. Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

EXTRMPS What type of disability do these children have? - Disabled in one extremity. Codes




OTHDS1PS, OTHDS2PS, OTHDS3PS

What type of disability do these children have? - Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPMTRLPS Do you have special materials for disabled children? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

KNDMTRPS What kind of special materials?

TRNSTFPS Has any of the centre's staff been trained to take care of disabled children? Codes


SPAPPRPS What special approaches can be applied in this centre to disabled children?

HVTOYSPS What materials and supplies does the centre have? – Toys. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

HVDIPRPS What materials and supplies does the centre have? - Diapers. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

HVMTRLPS What materials and supplies does the centre have? - Didactic material. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

HVFRSTPS What materials and supplies does the centre have? - First aid kit. Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

HVMILKPS What materials and supplies does the centre have? - Milk/food for the children.


HVOTH1PS, HVOTH2PS

What materials and supplies does the centre have? - Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

BRTOYSPS What materials or supplies do children typically bring? - Toys. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

BRNOTEPS What materials or supplies do children typically bring? - Notebooks/pencils. Codes


BRDIPRPS What materials or supplies do children typically bring? - Diapers. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

BRCLTHPS What materials or supplies do children typically bring? - Clothes to change. Codes


BRFOODPS What materials or supplies do children typically bring? - Food. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

NOBRPS What materials or supplies do children typically bring? - They do not bring anything.


BROTH1PS, BROTH2PS

What materials or supplies do children typically bring? – Other. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

MSTIMPPS, SECIMPPS, THRIMPPS



Could you tell me what are the three areas that preschool staff prioritize – Please

specify three answers in the order of importance. Codes are:

01= Health

02= Language

03= Socialisation

04= Motor coordination

05= Nutrition

06= Intellectual development

07= Posture

08= Discipline

09= Emotional state

10= Other

NUMTUTPS Indicate the number of people who work as permanent staff at preschool -

Tutor/Teacher

NUMASSPS Indicate the number of people who work as permanent staff at preschool - Teaching

Assistant

NUMPSYPS Indicate the number of people who work as permanent staff at preschool –

Psychologist

NUMNRSPS Indicate the number of people who work as permanent staff at preschool – Nurse

NMSTF1PS, NMSTF2PS

Indicate the number of people who work as permanent staff at preschool – Other

LSSTHNPS How many tutors/teachers/have the following education level - Less than complete

primary

CMPPRMPS How many tutors/teachers/have the following education level - Complete primary

CMPLSCPS How many tutors/teachers/have the following education level - Complete secondary

CMPPEDPS How many tutors/teachers/have the following education level - Pedagogical (non-

university) degree

CMPUNIPS How many tutors/teachers/have the following education level - University degree

and above

CMPOTHPS How many tutors/teachers/have the following education level – Other

CHLTPCPS In the past 12 months, have those working in Preschool received any training in

childhood topics? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

COGDVLPS If yes, in which of the following topics - Intellectual/cognitive developmental. Codes




EMOTNLPS If yes, in which of the following topics - Emotional/social development. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

NUTRNPS If yes, in which of the following topics - Nutrition. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HEALTHPS If yes, in which of the following topics - Health. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

GRPMGTPS If yes, in which of the following topics - Group management. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

RLTWPRPS If yes, in which of the following topics - Relationship with parents. Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

OTHTPCPS If yes, in which of the following topics - Other topics. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MTNGSPS Have the tutor/teachers sought parent's participation? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HLTHPRPS In which topics have the tutors/teachers sought parents participation? – Health.


NUTRPRPS In which topics have the tutors/teachers sought parents participation? - Nutrition.


LANGPRPS In which topics have the tutors/teachers sought parents participation? - Nutrition.


MOTRPRPS In which topics have the tutors/teachers sought parents participation? - Motor.

Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes coordination

SOCLPRPS In which topics have the tutors/teachers sought parents participation? -

Socialization. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes coordination

DSCPPRPS In which topics have the tutors/teachers sought parents participation? - Discipline.


INTLPRPS In which topics have the tutors/teachers sought parents participation? -

Intellectual development. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes coordination

EMTNPRPS In which topics have the tutors/teachers sought parents participation? - Emotional

state. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes coordination

OTHRPRPS In which topics have the tutors/teachers sought parents participation? - Other.


WALLMTRL What is the wall's material of the centre building? Codes are:

01= Adobe/mud

02= Bamboo

03= Brick/Concrete

04= Cement/cement bags

05= Fireboard/chipboard

06= Galvanised iron

07= Matting



08= Mud and bricks

09= Mud and stones

10= Neohouzealla wattle

11= Nips leaves

12=Plastic sheet

13= Quincha

14= Stone

15= Wood/branches

16= Other

STSBLDG Indicate the preservation status of the building. Codes are:

01= Good

02= Regular

03= Damaged

APPRPR In which condition is the building where the centre functions – Appropriate. Codes


INSUFF In which condition is the building where the centre functions - Insufficient space.


INAPLGHT In which condition is the building where the centre functions - Inappropriate

lighting. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

INAPVENT In which condition is the building where the centre functions - Inappropriate

ventilation. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

POORDIST In which condition is the building where the centre functions - Poor distribution of

space. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHRCNDT In which condition is the building where the centre functions - Other. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

PIPEINTO The centre’s source of water is: Piped into dwelling/yard/plot. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

PIPEWATR The centre’s source of water is: Piped water. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TUBEWELL The centre’s source of water is: Private tube well. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FOUNTAIN The centre’s source of water is: Public fountain. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PBLWELL The centre’s source of water is: Public well. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

WTRTRUCK The centre’s source of water is: Water truck. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPRNG The centre’s source of water is: Spring/pond/river/stream. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

OTHRSRC The centre’s source of water is: Other source. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



HRSINTO On average, how many hours per day there is access to water - Piped into

dwelling/yard/plot

DYSINTO How many days per week? - Piped into dwelling/yard/plot

HRSFNTN On average, how many hours per day there is access to water - Public fountain

HRSWELL On average, how many hours per day there is access to water - Public well

HRSTRUCK On average, how many hours per day there is access to water - Water truck

DYSFNTN How many days per week? - Public fountain

DYSWELL How many days per week? - Public well

DYSTRUCK How many days per week? - Water truck

STSINTO What is the functioning status - Piped into dwelling/yard/plot Codes are:

01= Good

02= So-so

03= Bad

STSWATER What is the functioning status - Piped water. Codes are the same as used for

STSINTO.

STSTUBE What is the functioning status - Private tube well. Codes are the same as used for

STSINTO.

STSFNTN What is the functioning status - Public fountain. Codes are the same as used for

STSINTO.

STSWELL What is the functioning status - Public well. Codes are the same as used for

STSINTO.

STSTRUCK What is the functioning status - Water truck. Codes are the same as used for

STSINTO.

STSSPRNG What is the functioning status - Spring/pond/river/stream. Codes are the same as

used for STSINTO.

STSOTHR What is the functioning status – Other. Codes are the same as used for STSINTO.

TLTWTHIN Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate?

Flush toilet/septic tank within the household. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TLTOUT Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate?

Flush toilet/septic tank outside the household. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PITLTRIN Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate? Pit

latrine inside the dwelling, used exclusively by the household. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

PITLTOUT Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate? Pit

latrine outside the dwelling, used exclusively by the household. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes



ANYPIT Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate? Pit

latrine used by any member of the locality. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HILL Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate? Hill,

open field, bushes. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RIVER Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate?

River, stream, canal. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHRSEW Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate?

Other sewage service. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

STSTLTIN What is the functioning status of this service - Flush toilet/septic tank within.

Codes are the same as used for STSINTO.

STSTLOUT What is the functioning status of this service - Flush toilet/septic tank outside the

household. Codes are the same as used for STSINTO.

STSPITIN What is the functioning status of this service - Pit latrine inside the dwelling, used

exclusively by the household. Codes are the same as used for STSINTO.

STSPTOUT What is the functioning status of this service - Pit latrine outside the dwelling, used

exclusively by the household. Codes are the same as used for STSINTO.

STSPTANY What is the functioning status of this service - Pit latrine used by any member of

the locality. Codes are the same as used for STSINTO.

STSHILL What is the functioning status of this service - Hill, open field, bushes. Codes are

the same as used for STSINTO.

STSRIVER What is the functioning status of this service - River, stream, canal. Codes are the

same as used for STSINTO.

OTHRFUNC What is the functioning status of this service - Other sewage service. Codes are the

same as used for STSTLTIN.

Educational Centre with Primary Level

3EINF1 Persons answering this section 3 primary level- Informant 1 (i1)



DYCLSSPY How many days a month do children come to class? Primary level

HRCLSSPY How many hours a day do children come to class? Primary level

MTCLSSPY How many months a year do children come to class? Primary level

PUBLICPY This educational centre is - Public. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRIVTPY This educational centre is - Private. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

GVRNMTPY This educational centre is - Government. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHTYPPY This educational centre is - Other type. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SHIFTSPY How many shifts does this centre have for primary level?



ACCDISPY Does this educational centre accept disabled students in primary level? Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

BYSATDPY Currently, how many disabled students attend this school - Number of boys?

GRSATDPY Currently, how many disabled students attend this school - Number of girls?

BLINDPY What type of disability do these children have - Blind. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DEAFPY What type of disability do these children have - Deaf. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DWNSYPY What type of disability do these children have - Down syndrome. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

EXTRMPY What type of disability do these children have - Disabled in one extremity. Codes


DSOTH1PY, DSOTH2PY, DSOTH3PY

What type of disability do these children have - Other disability. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

MATRLPY Does the centre have special material for disabled students? Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

STFFTRND Has any of the centre's staff been trained to take care of disabled students? Codes


ONETCHR What kind of educational centre is? - One teacher for all grades (multi-grade, one

teacher) Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TWOTCHR What kind of educational centre is? - Two or more teachers, each with several

grades in the same classroom (multi-grade, several teachers) Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

TCHRPRGR What kind of educational centre is? – One teacher per grade. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

OTHERNUM What kind of educational centre is? – Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHAGEW Which language do the teachers teach? – Agewgna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHAM Which language do the teachers teach? – Amharic. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHGURA Which language do the teachers teach? - Guragigna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHHADY Which language do the teachers teach? - Hadyigna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHKEMB Which language do the teachers teach? - Kembatgna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHORM Which language do the teachers teach? - Oromiffa. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHSIDA Which language do the teachers teach? - Sidamigna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHTGRI Which language do the teachers teach? - Tigrigna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHWOLA Which language do the teachers teach? - Wolaytigna. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TCHENG Which language do the teachers teach? - English. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



TCHOTHR Which language do the teachers teach? - Other native language. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

SPKAGW Which language do the students speak with each other at school? - Agewgna. Codes


SPKAM Which language do the students speak with each other at school? - Amharic. Codes


SPKGURA Which language do the students speak with each other at school? - Guragigna. Codes


SPKHADY Which language do the students speak with each other at school? - Hadyigna. Codes


SPKKEMB Which language do the students speak with each other at school? - Kembatgna.


SPKORM Which language do the students speak with each other at school? - Oromiffa. Codes


SPKSIDA Which language do the students speak with each other at school? - Sidamigna. Codes


SPKTGR Which language do the students speak with each other at school? - Tigrigna. Codes


SPKWOLA Which language do the students speak with each other at school? - Wolaytigna.


SPKOTH Which language do the students speak with each other at school? - Other. Codes


CNTRSTRT When did this centre start operating (year)

DROPOUT Last year, what was the % of primary level students dropping out of school?

REPITION Last year, what was the repetition rate among primary students?

SECTION 4 HEALTH SERVICES

24INF1 Persons answering this section 4- Informant 1 (i1)

PUBHOSP4 Was there a public hospital available 4 years ago? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRVHOSP4 Was there a private hospital available 4 years ago? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

STACNTR4 Was there a state run health centre available 4 years ago? Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

PRVDISP4 Was there a private clinic available 4 years ago? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PUBDISP4 Was there a public clinic available 4 years ago? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HLTHCNT4 Was there a health centre (private) available 4 years ago? Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes



PHARMA4 Was there a pharmacy available 4 years ago? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PUBFRTY4 Was there a public fertility clinic available 4 years ago? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRVFRTY4 Was there a private fertility clinic available 4 years ago? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHFAC4 Was there any other facility available 4 years ago? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MATRNTY4 Was there a private maternity home available 4 years ago? Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

HLTPOST4 Was there health post available 4 years ago? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PBHSPCUR Is there currently a public hospital available in locality? Codes are:


01= Yes


03= No, no such facility in a nearby locality

PVHSPCUR Is there currently a private hospital available in locality? Codes are the same as

used for PBHSPCUR.

STHLTCUR Is there currently a state run health centre available in locality? Codes are the

same as used for PBHSPCUR.

PVDSPCUR Is there currently a private dispensary available in locality? Codes are the same as

used for PBHSPCUR.

PBDSPCUR Is there currently a public dispensary available in locality? Codes are the same as

used for PBHSPCUR.

HTLCRCUR Is there currently a health centre (private) available in locality? Codes are the same

as used for PBHSPCUR.

PHARMCUR Is there currently a pharmacy available in locality? Codes are the same as used for

PBHSPCUR.

PBFRTCUR Is there currently a fertility clinic public available in locality? Codes are the same as

used for PBHSPCUR.

PVFRTCUR Is there currently a fertility clinic private available in locality? Codes are the same

as used for PBHSPCUR.

OTFACCUR Is there currently a other available in locality? Codes are the same as used for

PBHSPCUR.

MATRNTY Is there currently a private maternity home available in locality? Codes are the

same as used for PBHSPCUR.

HLTHPOST Is there currently a health post available in locality? Codes are the same as used for

PBHSPCUR.

PBHSPTIM How long does it take to go from centre of locality to the nearest facility of this

type, using the most common means of transportation? Public hospital



PVHSPTIM How long does it take to go from centre of locality to the nearest facility of this

type, using the most common means of transportation? Private hospital

STHLTTIM How long does it take to go from centre of locality to the nearest facility of this

type, using the most common means of transportation? State run health centre

PVDSPTIM How long does it take to go from centre of locality to the nearest facility of this

type, using the most common means of transportation? Private dispensary

PBDSPTIM How long does it take to go from centre of locality to the nearest facility of this

type, using the most common means of transportation? Public dispensary

HTLCRTIM How long does it take to go from centre of locality to the nearest facility of this

type, using the most common means of transportation? Health centre (private)

PHARMTIM How long does it take to go from centre of locality to the nearest facility of this

type, using the most common means of transportation? pharmacy

PBPHRTIM How long does it take to go from centre of locality to the nearest facility of this

type, using the most common means of transportation? fertility clinic – public

PVPHRTIM How long does it take to go from centre of locality to the nearest facility of this

type, using the most common means of transportation? Fertility clinic- private

OTFACTIM How long does it take to go from centre of locality to the nearest facility of this

type, using the most common means of transportation? Other

MATRNYTM How long does it take to go from centre of locality to the nearest facility of this

type, using the most common means of transportation? Private maternity home

HLTPSTTM How long does it take to go from centre of locality to the nearest facility of this

type, using the most common means of transportation? Health post

PBHSPTRN What means of transportation is commonly used - Public hospital Codes are:

01= By foot


03= Bicycle

04= Motorcycle

05= Mototaxi (any auto)

06= Car/ jeep

07=Micro/ combi

08= Bus

09= Truck

10= Rail

11= Boat


13= Other



PVHSPTRN What means of transportation is commonly used - Private hospital. Codes are the

same as used for PBHSPTRN.

STHLTTRN What means of transportation is commonly used - State run health centre. Codes

are the same as used for PBHSPTRN.

PVDSPTRN What means of transportation is commonly used - Private dispensary. Codes are the


PBDSPTRN What means of transportation is commonly used - Public dispensary. Codes are the


HTLCRTRN What means of transportation is commonly used - health centre (private). Codes are

the same as used for PBHSPTRN.

PHARMTRN What means of transportation is commonly used - Pharmacy . Codes are the same as

used for PBHSPTRN.

PBFRTTRN What means of transportation is commonly used - Fertility clinic - public. Codes are


PVFRTTRN What means of transportation is commonly used - fertility clinic- Private. Codes are


OTFACTRN What means of transportation is commonly used - Other. Codes are the same as

used for PBHSPTRN.

MATRNTTR What means of transportation is commonly used - Private maternity home. Codes are


HLTPSTTR What means of transportation is commonly used - Health post

MIDWIFE Which of the following health personnel exist and deliver their services in locality:

Trained midwife. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

BIRTHATT Which of the following health personnel exist and deliver their services in locality:

Traditional birth attendant. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TRADHLR Which of the following health personnel exist and deliver their services in locality:

Traditional healer. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

VILHTHWK Which of the following health personnel exist and deliver their services in locality:

Village health worker. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

AUXILIARY Which of the following health personnel exist and deliver their services in locality:

Auxiliars/Technician nurses/Medical care assistant. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NURSE Which of the following health personnel exist and deliver their services in locality:

Nurse. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SOCWRKR Which of the following health personnel exist and deliver their services in locality:

Social Worker. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MTLHLTH Which of the following health personnel exist and deliver their services in locality:

Mental health worker. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



GENPHYS Which of the following health personnel exist and deliver their services in locality:

General Physician. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPECPHYS Which of the following health personnel exist and deliver their services in locality:

Specialist Physician (pediatrician, gynecologist, psychiatrist, etc). Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

ANESTST Which of the following health personnel exist and deliver their services in locality:

Anesthetist. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DENTIST Which of the following health personnel exist and deliver their services in locality:

Dentist. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

BLOODBNK Which of the following health personnel exist and deliver their services in locality:

Blood Bank. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHRPERS Which of the following health personnel exist and deliver their services in locality:

Other (Specify). Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NTRLTRNG Has there been any nutritional training to members of locality during the last 6

months? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

Key Health Facility Available in LOCALITY (The highest level of medical Facility available in the wereda town)

24KHINF1 Persons answering this section 4- Informant 1 (i1)

LOCLTY Name of the locality where this centre is located (in the case it is not located

TYPESTB What type of health establishment is this health facility? Codes are:

01= Public/government

02= Private

03= Other

TYPEDLV1, TYPEDLV2, TYPEDLV3

What type of health services does this facility deliver (can mark more than one).

Codes are:

01= Prevention

02= Primary health

03= Hospital services

04= Other

ELCTROCR Do you have this type of equipment – Electrocardiograph. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

XRAYEQUP Do you have this type of equipment - X-rays equipment. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ECOGRPH Do you have this type of equipment – Ecograph. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

STRLZER Do you have this type of equipment - Sterlizer. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



MAMMOGRAM Do you have this type of equipment - Mammogram equipment. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

ANGIOGR Do you have this type of equipment - Angiograph. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TOMOGRPH Do you have this type of equipment - Tomograph. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

REFRIGER Do you have this type of equipment - Refrigerator cabinet. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

CULTRINC Do you have this type of equipment - Culture incubator. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MICROSCP Do you have this type of equipment - Microscope. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

INCUBATR Do you have this type of equipment - Incubator for newborns. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

MONTRVTL Do you have this type of equipment - Monitor of vital functions. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

DESFIBTR Do you have this type of equipment - Desfibrilator. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

BSCIMPLM Do you have this type of equipment - Clothes and basic implements for surgical

procedures. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ANESTHIA Do you have this type of equipment - Anesthesia machine. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

OXYGENSP Do you have this type of equipment - Oxygen supplies (oxygen cylinders...). Codes


ESPIRMTR Do you have this type of equipment – Espirometer. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DENTAL Do you have this type of equipment - Dental armchair. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHREQP1, OTHREQP2

Do you have this type of equipment - Other

ELECTWRK Does it work properly –Electrocardiograph. Codes are:

01= Functions adequately

02= With some limitations

03= With great limitations

04= Does not work at all

XRAYWRK Does it work properly –X-rays equipment. Codes are the same as used for

ELECTWRK.

ECOGRWRK Does it work properly -Ecograph. Codes are the same as used for ELECTWRK.

STRLZWRK Does it work properly -Sterilizer. Codes are the same as used for ELECTWRK.

MAMMOWRK Does it work properly -Mammogram equipment. Codes are the same as used for

ELECTWRK.

ANGIOWRK Does it work properly -Angiograph. Codes are the same as used for ELECTWRK.



TOMOWRK Does it work properly -Tomograph. Codes are the same as used for ELECTWRK.

REFRGWRK Does it work properly -Refrigerator cabinet. Codes are the same as used for

ELECTWRK.

CLTRWRK Does it work properly -Culture incubator. Codes are the same as used for

ELECTWRK.

MICROWRK Does it work properly -Microscope. Codes are the same as used for ELECTWRK.

INCUBWRK Does it work properly -Incubator for newborns. Codes are the same as used for

ELECTWRK.

VTLFCWRK Does it work properly -Monitor of vital functions. Codes are the same as used for

ELECTWRK.

DESFBWRK Does it work properly -Desfibrilator. Codes are the same as used for ELECTWRK.

BSCIMWRK Does it work properly -Clothes and basic implements for surgical procedures. Codes

Are the same as used for ELECTWRK.

ANESTWRK Does it work properly -Anesthesia machine. Codes are the same as used for

ELECTWRK.

OXYGNWRK Does it work properly -Oxygen supplies. Codes are the same as used for ELECTWRK.

ESPIRWRK Does it work properly -Espirometer. Codes are the same as used for ELECTWRK.

DNTLWRK Does it work properly -Dental armchair. Codes are the same as used for ELECTWRK.

OTHRWRK1, OTHRWRK2

Does it work properly –other. Codes are the same as used for ELECTWRK.

TRNSPRTN does this health facility have a transportation unit in working condition? Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

AMBLNCE How many transportation units does this centre have – Ambulance

TRUCK How many transportation units does this centre have – Truck

CAR How many transportation units does this centre have – Car

MOTOTAXI How many transportation units does this centre have – Mototaxi

BICYCLE How many transportation units does this centre have – Bicycle

BOAT How many transportation units does this centre have – Boat

OTHRTRNS How many transportation units does this centre have – Other

BEDS Does this health facility have beds and/or trollies

NUMBEDS How many beds and/or trollies?

XTRMLSRV Do the health workers provide extramural services?

DRRHANUM How frequently does this centre receive supplies to provide the following health

services? Number of times – Diarrhea



RESPRNUM How frequently does this centre receive supplies to provide the following health

services? Number of times - Respiratory problems

DNTSTNUM How frequently does this centre receive supplies to provide the following health

services? Number of times - Dentist's emergency supplies

VACCNNUM How frequently does this centre receive supplies to provide the following health

services? Number of times - Vaccines for newborns and children

TBCNUM How frequently does this centre receive supplies to provide the following health

services? Number of times – Tbc

OTHRNUM1, OTHRNUM2, OTHRNUM3

How frequently does this centre receive supplies to provide the following health

services? Number of times - Other

DRRHAFRQ How frequently does this centre receive supplies to provide the following health

services? Frequency – Diarrhea. Codes are:

01= Weekly

02= Monthly

03= Each six months

04= Per year

RESPRFRQ How frequently does this centre receive supplies to provide the following health

services? Frequency - Respiratory problems. Codes are the same as used for

DRRHAFRQ.

DNTSTFRQ How frequently does this centre receive supplies to provide the following health

services? Frequency - Dentist's emergency supplies. Codes are the same as used for

DRRHAFRQ.

VACCNFRQ How frequently does this centre receive supplies to provide the following health

services? Frequency - Vaccines for newborns and children. Codes are the same as

used for DRRHAFRQ.

TBCFRQ How frequently does this centre receive supplies to provide the following health

services? Codes are the same as used for DRRHAFRQ.

OTHRFRQ1, OTHRFRQ2, OTHRFRQ3

How frequently does this centre receive supplies to provide the following health

services? Frequency - Other. Codes are the same as used for DRRHAFRQ.

DRRHABNF Who are the designated beneficiaries of these supplies? - Diarrhea. Codes are:

01= Everybody

02= Only patients who are members/affiliates of SIS

03= Other

04= People with a free medical cert

05= People who are old



06= People who are disabled

RESPRBNF Who are the designated beneficiaries of these supplies? - Respiratory problems.

Codes are the same as used for DRRHABNF.

DNTSTBNF Who are the designated beneficiaries of these supplies? - Dentist's emergency

supplies. Codes are the same as used for DRRHABNF.

VACCNBNF Who are the designated beneficiaries of these supplies? - Vaccines for newborns

and children. Codes are the same as used for DRRHABNF.

TBCBNF Who are the designated beneficiaries of these supplies? - TBC. Codes are the same

as used for DRRHABNF.

OTHRBNF1, OTHRBNF2, OTHRBNF3

Who are the designated beneficiaries of these supplies? - Other. Codes are the

same as used for DRRHABNF.

DRRHALST How many days does this supply last the designated beneficiaries? – Diarrhea.


RESPRLST How many days does this supply last the designated beneficiaries? – Respiratory.


DNTSTLST How many days does this supply last the designated beneficiaries? - Dentist's

emergency supplies. Missing values are negative.

VACCNLST How many days does this supply last the designated beneficiaries? - Vaccines for

newborns and children. Missing values are negative.

TBCLST How many days does this supply last the designated beneficiaries? - Tbc. Missing


OTHRLST1, OTHRLST2, OTHRLST3

How many days does this supply last the designated beneficiaries? - Other. Missing


DRRHANOT Are there patients that do not belong to the designated beneficiaries group that

cannot be assisted by the health personnel because of the lack of supplies?

Diarrhea. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RESPRNOT Are there patients that do not belong to the designated beneficiaries group that


Respiratory. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DNTSTNOT Are there patients that do not belong to the designated beneficiaries group that


Dentist's emergency supplies. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

VACCNNOT Are there patients that do not belong to the designated beneficiaries group that

cannot be assisted by the health personnel because of the lack of supplies? Vaccines

for newborns and children. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



TBCNOT Are there patients that do not belong to the designated beneficiaries group that

cannot be assisted by the health personnel because of the lack of supplies? TBC.


OTHRNOT1, OTHRNOT2, OTHRNOT3

Are there patients that do not belong to the designated beneficiaries group that

cannot be assisted by the health personnel because of the lack of supplies? Other.


SUPPLARE In general, do you believe that the supplies that this health facility receives are.

Codes are:

01= Sufficient

02= Insufficient

ASKGOVN What do you do when the supplies provision runs out (there is no more of it)? We ask

the corresponding government agency. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ASKPATN What do you do when the supplies provision runs out (there is no more of it)? The

patient is asked to bring in (buy) the supplies that are missing in order to. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

NOTHING What do you do when the supplies provision runs out (there is no more of it)?

Nothing, the patients are derived to other health centre that can provide the

supplies that this centre lacks. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SMTHNG1, SMTHNG2

What do you do when the supplies provision runs out (there is no more of it)? We do

something else. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HLTHDYS In relation to the operation hours /schedule of the Health Centre: days of the week

when it is open - Health centre (main office)

EMRGYDYS In relation to the operation hours /schedule of the Health Centre: days of the week

when it is open – Emergency

EXTRNDYS In relation to the operation hours /schedule of the Health Centre: days of the week

when it is open - External consultants

EXTRNHRS In relation to the operation hours /schedule of the Health Centre: hours per day -

External consultants

OTHHRS In relation to the operation hours /schedule of the Health Centre: hours per day-

Other

GNRDCFLL indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre - general

Doctor

SPCFLL1, SPCFLL2

Indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre - Specialized

doctor. Indicate the specialty



DNTLFLL Indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre -Dental

surgeon/Dentist

MIDWFFLL Indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre – Midwife

OPHTHFLL indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre –

Ophthalmologist

NURSEFLL Indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre – Nurses

AUXLRFLL Indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre -

Auxiliars/Technician nurses/Medical care assistant

PHARMFLL Indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre – Pharmacist

NUTRCFLL Indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre – Nutritionist

PSYCHFLL Indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre - Psychologist

SOCLFLL Indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre - social

Worker

BIOLGFLL Indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre -

Biologist/Chemist

RADIOFLL Indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre – Radiologist

OBSTRFLL Indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre –

Obstetrician

LABTCFLL Indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre - Lab

technician

OTHERFLL Indicate the number of people who work full time in the health centre – Other

GNRDCPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre - General

doctor

SPCPRT1, SPCPRT2

Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre -

Specialized doctor.

DNTLPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre - Dental

surgeon/Dentist

MIDWFPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre - Midwife

OPHTHPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre -

Ophthalmologist

NURSEPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre - Nurses

AUXLRPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre -


PHARMPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre – Pharmacist



NUTRCPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre -

Nutritionist

PSYCHPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre –

Psychologist

SOCLPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre - Social

Worker

BIOLGPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre -

Biologist/Chemist

RADIOPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre - Radiologist

OBSTRPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre -

Obstetrician

LABTCPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre - Lab

technician

OTHERPRT Indicate the number of people who work part time in the health centre - Other

GNRDCSOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre - General

doctor

SPCSOM1, SPCSOM2

Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre -

Specialized doctor.

DNTLSOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre - Dental

surgeon/Dentist

MIDWFSOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre - Midwife

OPHTHSOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre -

Ophthalmologist

NURSESOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre - Nurses

AUXLRSOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre -


PHARMSOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre –

Pharmacist

NUTRCSOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre –

Nutritionist

PSYCHSOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre –

Psychologist

SOCLSOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre - Social

Worker

BIOLGSOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre-

Biologist/Chemist



RADIOSOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre –

Radiologist

OBSTRSOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre –

Obstetrician

LABTCSOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre - Lab

technician

OTHERSOM Indicate the number of people who sometimes work in the health centre – Other

GNRDCNUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients - General doctor

SPCNUM1, SPCNUM2

Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients - Specialized

doctor.

DNTLNUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients- Dental

surgeon/Dentist

MIDWFNUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients – Midwife

OPHTHNUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients - Ophthalmologist

NURSENUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients - Nurses

AUXLRNUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients-


PHARMNUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients- Pharmacist

NUTRCNUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients- nutritionist

PSYCHNUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients- Psychologist

SOCLNUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients- Social worker

BIOLGNUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients- Biologist/chemist

RADIONUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients – Radiologist

OBSTRNUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients – Obstetrician

LABTCNUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients - Lab technician

OTHRCNUM Indicate how many times per month these people assist patients - Other worker

GNRDLNG1, GNRDLNG2

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients - General doctor.

Codes are:

01= Amharic

02= Oromifa

03= Tigrigna

04= Other native language



SPCLNG11, SPCLNG12

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients -Specialized

doctor. Codes are the same as used for GNRDLNG1.

SPCLNG21, SPCLNG22

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients -Specialized

doctor. Codes are the same as used for GNRDLNG1.

DNTLLNG1, DNTLLNG2

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients - Dental

surgeon/Dentist. Codes are the same as used for GNRDLNG1.

MIDWLNG1, MIDWLNG2

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients - Midwife. Codes

are the same as used for GNRDLNG1.

OPHTLNG1, OPHTLNG2

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients -

Ophthalmologist Codes are the same as used for GNRDLNG1.

NRSELNG1, NRSELNG2

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients – nurses. Codes


AXLRLNG1, AXLRLNG2

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients - Auxiliars/

Technician nurses/Medical care assistant. Codes are the same as used for

GNRDLNG1.

PHRMLNG1, PHRMLNG2

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients - Pharmacist.

Codes are the same as used for GNRDLNG1.

NTRCLNG1, NTRCLNG2

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients - nutritionist.


PSYCLNG1, PSYCLNG2

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients – Psychologist.


SOCLLNG1, SOCLLNG2

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients - Social Worker.


BIOLLNG1, BIOLLNG2



What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients -

Biologist/Chemist. Codes are the same as used for GNRDLNG1.

RADILNG1, RADILNG2

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients –Radiologist.


OBSTLNG1, OBSTLNG2

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients – Obstetrician.


LABTLNG1, LABTLNG2

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients - Lab technician.


OTHRLNG1, OTHRLNG2

What languages do the staff use to communicate with the patients – Other. Codes


RESPRMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men - Respiratory

problems. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

STMCHMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men - Stomach

and intestine related infections (gastroenteritis, diarrheas and other). Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

SKINMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men - Skin

infections. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

EYEMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men - Eye

Infections. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TRMAMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men - Trauma

wound. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SNAKEMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men -

Snake/Reptile bite. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

GNTLMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men - Genital


VGNLMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men - Vaginal

Infections and prolapse. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MLRIAMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men -

Plasmodium/Malaria. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DNGEMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men - Dengue.


YELWMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men - Yellow

fever. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



RABISMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men – Rabies.


PLGEMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men – Plague.


DNTLMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men - Dentist’s

emergency supplies. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MNTLMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men - Mental


STDSMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men - STDS.


ABRTNMEN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men - Abortions/

miscarriages. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DISMEN1, DISMEN2, DISMEN3

Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - men - Other

disease. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RESPRWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women -

Respiratory problems. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

STMCHWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women - Stomach

and intestine related infections (gastroenteritis, diarrheas and other). Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

SKINWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women - Skin


EYEWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women - eye


TRMAWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women - trauma


SNAKEWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women -


GNTLWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women - Genital


VGNLWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women - Vaginal


MLRIAWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women -

Plasmodium/ Malaria. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DNGEWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women - Dengue.


YELWWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women - Yellow

fever. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



RABISWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women - rabies.


PLGEWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women - plague.


DNTLWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women - Dentist’s


MNTLWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women - Mental


STDSWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women - STDs.


ABRTNWMN Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women -

Abortions/miscarriages. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DISWMN1, DISWMN2, DISWMN3

Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - women - Other


RESPRBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy - Respiratory


STMCHBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy - Stomach and

intestine related infections (gastroenteritis, diarrheas and other). Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

SKINBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy - Skin


EYEBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy - Eye


TRMABOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy - Trauma


SNAKEBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy -


GNTLBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy - Genital


VGNLBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy - Vaginal


MLRIABOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy -


DNGEBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy - Dengue.


YELWBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy - Yellow fever.




RABISBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy – Rabies.


PLGEBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy - Plague.


DNTLBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy - Dentist’s


MNTLBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy - Mental


STDSBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy - STDs. Codes


ABRTNBOY Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - Boy -


DISBOY1, DISBOY2, DISBOY3

Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - boy - Other


RESPRGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl - Respiratory


STMCHGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl - Stomach and

intestine related infections (gastroenteritis, diarrheas and other). Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

SKINGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl - Skin


EYEGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl - Eye


TRMAGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl - Trauma


SNAKEGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl -


GNTLGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl - Genital


VGNLGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl -Vaginal


MLRIAGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl -


DNGEGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl - Dengue.


YELWGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl - Yellow fever.




RABISGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl - Rabies.


PLGEGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl - Plague.


DNTLGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl - Dentist’s


MNTLGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl - Mental


STDSGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl - STDs. Codes


ABRTNGRL Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl -


DISGRL1, DISGRL2, DISGRL3

Number of consultation for type of disease in the last 3 months - girl - Other

disease

IMMUNMEN Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Men - Immunizations. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CRVCLMEN Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Men - Detection of cervical cancer. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FAMLYMEN Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Men - Family planning. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SEXULMEN Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Men - Sexual and reproductive health. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TBCMEN Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Men -TBC. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HIVMEN Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Men -HIV/AIDS. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRGMMEN Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Men -Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

IMMUNWMN Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Women - Immunizations. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CRVCLWMN Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Women - Detection of cervical cancer. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FAMLYWMN Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Women -Family planning. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SEXULWMN Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Women - Sexual and reproductive health. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



TBCWMN Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Women –TBC. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HIVWMN Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Women -HIV/AIDS. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRGMWMN Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Women -Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

IMMUNBOY Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Boys - Immunizations. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CRVCLBOY Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Boys - Detection of cervical cancer. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FAMLYBOY Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Boys -Family planning. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SEXULBOY Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Boys - Sexual and reproductive health. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TBCBOY Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Boys -TBC. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HIVBOY Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Boys -HIV/AIDS. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRGMBOY Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Boys -Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

IMMUNGRL Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Girls - Immunizations. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CRVCLGRL Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Girls - Detection of cervical cancer. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FAMLYGRL Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Girls -Family planning. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SEXULGRL Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Girls - Sexual and reproductive health. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TBCGRL Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Girls -TBC. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HIVGRL Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Girls -HIV/AIDS. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRGMGRL Has this health facility provided medical assistance under the following program -

Girls -Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ABUSE Does this health centre refer cases of child or adolescent abuse to any

organization? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ABUSEORG What organization is that - Adolescent abuse



FMLYVLNC Does this health centre refer cases of domestic violence to any organization? Codes


VLNCORG What organization is that - Family violence

EXIST Since what year has the health centre existed?

CNTRCHNG Has this health centre changed status, indicate the status change and the year

when it occurred

Field Worker: Observation Guide (Health Centre)

WALLHT Of what is the wall of this health facility? Codes are:

01= Adobe/mud

02= Bamboo

03= Brick/Concrete

04= Cement/cement bags

05= Fireboard/chipboard

06= Galvanised iron

07= Matting

08= Mud and bricks

09= Mud and stones

10= Neohouzealla wattle

11= Nips leaves

12=Plastic sheet

13= Quincha

14= Stone

15= Wood/branches

16= Other

STSBLDHT Indicate the preservation status of the building. Codes are:

01= Good

02= So-so

03= Bad

CNDAPP In which condition is the building where the centre functions? Appropriate. Codes


CNDINSFF In which condition is the building where the centre functions? Insufficient space.




CNDLGHT In which condition is the building where the centre functions? Inappropriate.

lighting. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CNDVNTL In which condition is the building where the centre functions? Inappropriate.

ventilation. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CNDSPACE In which condition is the building where the centre functions? Poor distribution of

space. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHRCOND In which condition is the building where the centre functions? Other (specify).


DWELLSRC The centre’s source of water is: piped into dwelling/yard/plot (public). Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

PIPEDSRC The centre’s source of water is: piped water (private). Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TUBESRC The centre’s source of water is: private tube well. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FNTNSRC The centre’s source of water is: public fountain. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

WELLSRC The centre’s source of water is: public well. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TRUCKSRC The centre’s source of water is: water truck. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPRNGSRC The centre’s source of water is: spring/pond/river/stream. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

MNRLSRC The centre’s source of water is: mineral water. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHSRCHT The centre’s source of water is: other source. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DWELLHRS How many hours per day is there access to water - Piped into dwelling/yard/plot

(public)

PIPEDHRS How many hours per day is there access to water - Piped water (private)

TUBEHRS How many hours per day is there access to water - Private tube well

FNTNHRS How many hours per day is there access to water - Public fountain

WELLHRS How many hours per day is there access to water - Public well

TRUCKHRS How many hours per day is there access to water - Water truck

SPRNGHRS How many hours per day is there access to water - Spring/pond/river/stream

MNRLHRS How many hours per day is there access to water - Mineral water

OTHRHRS How many hours per day is there access to water - Other source

DWELLDYS How many days per week? - Piped into dwelling/yard/plot (public)

PIPEDDYS How many days per week? - Piped water (private)

TUBEDYS How many days per week? - Private tube well

FNTNDYS How many days per week? - Public fountain

WELLDYS How many days per week? - Public well



TRUCKDYS How many days per week? - Water truck

SPRNGDYS How many days per week? - Spring/pond/river/stream

MNRLDYS How many days per week? - Mineral water

OTHRDYS How many days per week? - Other source

DWELLSTS What is its functioning status? - Piped into dwelling/yard/plot (public). Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

PIPEDSTS What is its functioning status? -Piped water (private). Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TUBESTS What is its functioning status? -Private tube well. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FNTNSTS What is its functioning status? -Public fountain. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

WELLSTS What is its functioning status? -Public well. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TRUCKSTS What is its functioning status? -Water truck. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SPRNGSTS What is its functioning status? -Spring/pond/river/stream. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

MNRLSTS What is its functioning status? -Mineral water. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SRCSTS What is its functioning status? -Other source. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TLTINH Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate?

Flush toilet/ Septic tank within the household. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TLTHHT Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate?

Flush toilet/ Septic tank outside the house (communal). Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PITLATIN Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate? Pit

latrine inside the dwelling, used exclusively by the household. Codes are: 00= No, 01=

Yes

PITOUTHT Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate? Pit

latrine outside the dwelling, used exclusively by the household. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

ANYPITHT Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate? Pit

latrine used by any member of the locality. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HILLHT Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate? Hill,

open field, bushes. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RIVERHT Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate?

River, stream, canal. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHRSRVC Where do people in the centre relieve themselves/do their business/defecate?

Other sewage service. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TLTINSTS What is the functioning status of this service? - Flush toilet/septic tank within the

household. Codes are the same as used for STSBLDHT.

TLOUTSTS What is the functioning status of this service? - Flush toilet/septic tank outside

the household. Codes are the same as used for STSBLDHT.



PITINSTS What is the functioning status of this service? - Pit latrine inside the dwelling, used

exclusively by the household. Codes are the same as used for STSBLDHT.

PTOUTSTS What is the functioning status of this service? - Pit latrine outside the dwelling,

used exclusively by the household. Codes are the Same as used for STSBLDHT.

ANYPTSTS What is the functioning status of this service? - pit latrine used by any member of

the locality. Codes are the same as used for STSBLDHT.

HILLSTS What is the functioning status of this service? - Hill, open field, bushes. Codes are

the same as used for STSBLDHT.

RIVERSTS What is the functioning status of this service? - River, stream, canal. Codes are the

same as used for STSBLDHT.

SRVCSTS What is the functioning status of this service? - Other sewage service. Codes are

the same as used for STSBLDHT.

SECTION 5 CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES




CHORGACC Is there any organisation that receives accusations/reports about child rights?


CHORGZ1, CHORGZ2, CHORGZ3

Normally, what institution/organisation/person receives and takes care of these

accusations/reports? Codes are:

01=Police station (regular)

02= Policeman assigned to the community

03= School

04= Health centre

05= District Administrator

06= Community Administrator

07= School director/ parent committee

08= Church

09= NGO (specify)

10= No stranger takes part in this, it is dealt within the house

11= District justice

12= PA justice

13= Other (specify)



14= Other (specify)

WMORGACC Is there any organization that receives accusations/reports of cases of Female

Adults´ rights violation at locality? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

WMORGZ1, WMORGZ2, WMORGZ3

Normally, what institution/organisation/person receives and Takes care of these

accusations/reports? Codes are the same as used for CHORGZ1.

DISTRICT Is there a _____ at locality? District/province Administrator. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

CMMTYLDR Is there a _____ at locality? Community leader. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SCHLDRCT Is there a _____ at locality? School director/parent committee. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

DISTFNC Are local people at LOCALITY familiar with the role/functions of the - District/

province. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CMMTYFNC Are local people at LOCALITY familiar with the role/functions of the - Community

leader. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SCHLFNC Are local people at LOCALITY familiar with the role/functions of the - School

directory/parent committee. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

DISTUSE Do local people use the services provided by - District/province. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

CMMTYUSE Do local people use the services provided by - Community leader. Codes are: 00= No,

01= Yes

SCHLUSE Do local people use the services provided by - School directory/parent committee.


For the District Administration/Police /Justice (to be filled at Woreda center)

25CMINF1 Persons answering this section 5- Informant 1 (i1)



CHLRGHTC Does this administration deal exclusively with child's rights cases? Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

NMAPRCHC How many persons have approached the district administration in the last 6 month

FOODCLMC How many persons have approached the district administration in the last 6 month

PRNTHODC What type of cases were presented - Parenthood. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHCAS1C, OTHCAS2C

What type of cases were presented - Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



BOYSC How many cases of child`s rights violations have been registered in the last 6

months? Boys

GIRLSC How many cases of child`s rights violations have been registered in the last 6

months? Girls

FMLADLSC How many cases of child`s rights violations have been registered in the last 6

months? Female Adolescents

MALEADLC How many cases of child`s rights violations have been registered in the last 6

months? Male Adolescents

FMLADLTC How many cases of child`s rights violations have been registered in the last 6

months?

PRSNAFLC Who presented the claim - Person who was afflicted. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FATHER Who presented the claim - His (her) father. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MOTHER Who presented the claim - His (her) mother. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SIBLING Who presented the claim - Her (his) siblings. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ADLTRLTC Who presented the claim - Her (his) adult relative. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

YNGRELTC Who presented the claim - Her (his) young relative. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ADLTFRDC Who presented the claim - Her (his) adult friend. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

YNGFRNDC Who presented the claim - Her (his) young friend. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SCHLTCHC Who presented the claim - A school teacher. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HLTHSTFC Who presented the claim - Health centre staff. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHPRS1C, OTHPRS2C

Who presented the claim - Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HARRASSC For children and adolescents, what type of cases were presented – Harassment.


RAPEC For children and adolescents, what type of cases were presented – Rape. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

PHYSPNSC For children and adolescents, what type of cases were presented - physical

punishment. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

CSPCSE1C, CSPCSE2C

For children and adolescents, what type of cases were presented - Other. Codes


FDCLFINC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? Finished

- Food claims. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRNTFINC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? Finished

- Parenthood. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



HRSSFINC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? Finished

- Harassment. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RAPEFINC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? Finished

- Rape. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PHYSFINC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? Finished

- Physical punishment. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHFIN1C, OTHFIN2C, OTHFIN3C, OTHFIN4C

For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? Finished

- Other

FDCLPRCC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? In

process - Food claims. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRNTPRCC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? In

process - Parenthood. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HRSSPRCC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? In

process - Harassment. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RAPEPRCC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? In

process - Rape. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PHYSPRCC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? In

process - Physical punishment. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHPRC1C, OTHPRC2C, OTHPRC3C, OTHPRC4C

For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? In

process - Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FDCLABDC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

Abandoned - Food claims. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRNTABDC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

Abandoned - Parenthood. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HRSSABDC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

Abandoned - Harassment. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RAPEABDC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

Abandoned - Rape. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PHYSABDC For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

Abandoned - Physical punishment. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHABD1C, OTHABD2C, OTHABD3C, OTHABD4C

For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

Abandoned - Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OMBUDSC What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?

Ombudsman (Provincial). Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



HOSPTALC What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?

Hospitals. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PLCSTNC What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?

Police Station (Regular) . Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NGOSC What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?

NGOs. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

JUDCIALC What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?

Judicial System. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FRMAUTHC What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?

Formal Authorities. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

INFRMNTC What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?

Informal Network. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHSRV1C, OTHSRV2C

What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?


ANYBDGTC Besides your salary, do you receive any budget for transportation and paperwork?


Community (PA) Administration or Justice

25ADINF1 Persons answering this Section 5- Informant 1 (i1)



ACHLRGHT Does this administration deal exclusively with child's rights cases? Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

ANMAPRCH How many persons have approached the district administration in the last 6 months

AFOODCLM What type of cases were presented - Food claims

APRNTHOD What type of cases were presented – Parenthood

AOTHCAS1, AOTHCAS2

What type of cases were presented – Other

BOYSA How many cases of child`s rights violations have been registered in the last 6

months? Boys

GIRLSA How many cases of child`s rights violations have been registered in the last 6

months? Girls

FMLADLSA How many cases of child`s rights violations have been registered in the last 6




MALEADLA How many cases of child`s rights violations have been registered in the last 6


PRSNAFLA Who presented the claim - Person who was afflicted. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FATHERA Who presented the claim - his (her) Father. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MOTHERA Who presented the claim - his (her) Mother. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SIBLING Who presented the claim - her (his) Siblings. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ADLTRLTA Who presented the claim - her (his) Adult relative. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

YNGRLTA Who presented the claim - her (his) Young relative. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ADLFRNDA Who presented the claim - her (his) Adult friend. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

YNGFRNDA who presented the claim - her (his) Young friend. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SCHLTCHA Who presented the claim - a School teacher. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HLTHSTFA Who presented the claim - Health centre staff. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

AOTPRSN1, AOTPRSN2

Who presented the claim - Other. Codes re: 00= No, 01= Yes

HARRASSA For children and adolescents, what type of cases were presented - Harassment.


RAPEA For children and adolescents, what type of cases were presented - Rape. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

PHYSPNSA For children and adolescents, what type of cases were presented - Physical


ACSPCSE1, ACSPCSE1



FDCLFINA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? finished


PRNTFINA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? finished


HRSSFINA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? finished


RAPEFINA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? finished


PHYSFINA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? finished


OTHFIN1A, OTHFIN2A, OTHFIN3A, OTHFIN4A

For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? finished

- Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



FDCLPRCA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? in


PRNTPRCA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? in


HRSSPRCA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? in


RAPEPRCA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? in

process - rape. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PHYSPRCA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? in

process - Physical punishment. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHPRC1A, OTHPRC2A, OTHPRC3A, OTHPRC4A

For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? in

process - Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FDCLABDA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

abandoned - Food claims. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRNTABDA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

abandoned - Parenthood. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HRSSABDA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

abandoned - Harassment. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RAPEABDA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

abandoned - Rape. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PHYSABDA For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

abandoned - Physical punishment. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHABD1A, OTHABD2A, OTHABD3A, OTHABD4A


abandoned - Other

NUMFDCLA Total number of claims - Food claims

NUMPRNTA Total number of claims – Parenthood

NUMHRSSA Total number of claims – Harassment

NUMRAPEA Total number of claims – Rape

NUMPHYSA Total number of claims - Physical punishment

NUMOTH1A, NUMOTH2A, NUMOTH3A, NUMOTH4A

Total number of claims - Other

OMBUDSA What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?

Ombudsman. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HOSPTALA What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?




PLCSTNA What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?

Police Station (Regular). Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NGOSA What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?


JUDCIALA What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?


FRMAUTHA What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?


INFRMNTA What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?


OTHSRV1A, OTHSRV2A



ANYBDGTA Besides your salary, do you receive any budget for transportation and paperwork?


School Director/Parents-Teacher Committee

25SDINF1 Persons answering this Section 5- informant 1 (i1)



CHLRGHTS Does this administration deal exclusively with child's rights cases? Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

NMAPRCHS How many people have approached the district administration in the last 6 months?

FOODCLMS What type of cases were presented - Food claims. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRNTHODS What type of cases were presented - Parenthood. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHCSE1S, OTHCSE2S

What type of cases were presented – Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

BOYSS How many cases of child’s rights violations have been registered in the last 6

months? Boys

GIRLSS How many cases of child’s rights violations have been registered in the last 6

months? Girls

FMLADLSS How many cases of child’s rights violations have been registered in the last 6


MALEADLS How many cases of child’s rights violations have been registered in the last 6




FMLADLTS How many cases of child’s rights violations have been registered in the last 6

months? Female Adults

PRSNAFLS Who presented the claim - Person who was afflicted. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FATHERS Who presented the claim - his (her) Father. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

MOTHERS Who presented the claim - his (her) Mother. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SIBLINGS Who presented the claim - her (his) Siblings. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ADLTRLTS Who presented the claim - her (his) Adult relative. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

YNGRELTS Who presented the claim - her (his) Young relative. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ADLFRNDS Who presented the claim - her (his) Adult friend. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

YNGFRNDS Who presented the claim - her (his) Young friend. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

SCHLTCHS Who presented the claim - a School teacher. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HLTHSTFS Who presented the claim - Health centre staff. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHPSN1S, OTHPSN2S

Who presented the claim – Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HARRASSS For children and adolescents, what type of cases were presented - Harassment.


RAPES For children and adolescents, what type of cases were presented - Rape. Codes are:

00= No, 01= Yes

PHYSPNSS For children and adolescents, what type of cases were presented - Physical


CSPCSE1S, CSPCSE2S



FDCLFINS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? finished


PRNTFINS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? finished


HRSSFINS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? finished


RAPEFINS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? finished


PHYSFINS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? finished


OTHFIN1S, OTHFIN2S, OTHFIN3S, OTHFIN4S





SPOTHR1S, SPOTHR2S, SPOTHR2S, SPOTHR4S



FDCLPRCS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? in


PRNTPRCS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? in


HRSSPRCS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? in


RAPEPRCS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? in

process – Rape. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PHYSPRCS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? in

process – Physical punishment. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHPRC1S, OTHPRC2S, OTHPRC3S, OTHPRC4S

For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? in

process – Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

FDCLABDS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status? in

process – Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PRNTABDS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

abandoned - Parenthood. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HRSSABDS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

abandoned - Harassment. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

RAPEABDS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

abandoned - Rape. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

PHYSABDS For the cases presented in the last 6 months, what is their current status?

abandoned - Physical punishment. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHABD1S, OTHABD2S, OTHABD3S, OTHABD4S


abandoned - Other. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OMBUDSS What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?

Ombudsman. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

HOSPITALS What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?


PLCSTNS What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?

Police Station (Regular). Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes



NGOSS What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?


JUDCIALS What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?


FRMAUTHS What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?


INFRMNTS What kind of support network have you used in the past to provide these services?


OTHSRV1S, OTHSRV2S



ANYBDGTS Besides your salary, do you receive any budget for transportation and paperwork?


MODULE 3 COUNTRY SPECIFIC MODULE

SECTION 1 LOCAL UNIT OF CONVERSION

31INF1 Persons answering this Section 1- informant 1 (i1)



SECTION 2 MIGRATION




MIGRATE Do people from this community migrate for work at certain times of the year? Codes


USULYGO1, USULYGO2, USULYGO3

Where do they usually go? - Location

URBAN1, URBAN2, URBAN3

Is this urban - Location Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

TYPEWORK What type of work do they usually look for? Codes are:

01= Agricultural

02= Non-agricultural



OTHRPPL Do people from other communities migrate into this community for work at certain

times of the year? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

OTHRWORK what type of work do they usually look for? Codes are the same as used for

TYPEWORK.

MOREMOVE Since E.C. 1990, have more people moved to this community, or have more people

moved away? Codes are:

01= More arrivals than departures

02= More departures than arrivals

03= About the same

OFRDRSTL Has anyone in the PA been offered to be resettled as part of the current

resettlement program? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

BEENRSTL Has anyone in the PA been resettled outside the PA as part of the current

resettlement program? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

NUMRSTL Number of households resettled outside the PA

NUMRTRND Number of households that returned

ARRIVED Has anyone arrived in the PA as part of the resettlement program? Codes are: 00=

No, 01= Yes

NUMINPA Number of households resettled in the PA

SECTION 3 SOCIAL PROTECTION

33INF1 Persons answering this Section 1- Informant 1 (i1)



SECTION 4 EQUITY AND BUDGET MANAGEMENT IN EDUCATION AND HEALTH




EUCCNTR How many education centre`s are available in locality?

NAME1, NAME2, NAME3

What are the education centre’s names?

SHLAGE How many school age children are there in this locality?

FRSTINST, SECDINST, THRDINST

Name of first/second/third educational institution



NUMTCHR1, NUMTCHR2, NUMTCHR3

What is the total number of teachers? - Education institution #

TENBLW1, TENBLW2, TENBLW3

How many teachers have formal education grade 10 and below? - Education

institution #

11GRD1, 11GRD2, 11GRD3

How many teachers have education level grade 11 or 12? - Education institution #

HGHREDC1, HGHREDC2, HGHREDC3

How many teachers have higher education- education institution #

SIXLESS1, SIXLESS2, SIXLESS3

How many teachers have pedagogical training less than six months? - Education

institution #

SIXUP1, SIXUP2, SIXUP3

How many teachers have pedagogical training 6 - 12 months? -Education institution

#

TWLVE1, TWLVE2, TWLVE3

How many teachers have pedagogical training for more than 12 months? - Education

institution #

GRD10BL1, GRD10BL2, GRD10BL3

What is the average salary for teachers with the below education levels - Grade 10

and below

GRD11UP1, GRD11UP2, GRD11UP3

What is the average salary for teachers with the below education levels - Grade 11

to 12

HGHRED1, HGHRED2, HGHRED3

What is the average salary for teachers with the below education levels - Higher

education #

PUPILS1, PUPILS2, PUPILS3

What is the total number of pupils the school has?- Education institution #

CLASSES1, CLASSES2, CLASSES3

What is the total number of classes the school has?- Education institution #

CLSSADD1, CLSSADD2, CLSSADD3

What is the number of classes added since 1997- Education institution #

DESKS1, DESKS2, DESKS3



How many desks are there in the school?- Education institution #

FMLSTUD1, FMLSTUD2, FMLSTUD3

How many female students are there in the school?- Education institution #

STDCLSS1, STDCLSS2, STDCLSS3

On average what is the student: class ratio- Education institution #

TCHSTD1, TCHSTD2, TCHSTD3

On average what is the teacher: student ratio- Education institution #

FARSTAT1, FARSTAT2, FARSTAT3

How far is the wereda town from the state capital- Education institution #

FARADDS1, FARADDS2, FARADDS3

How far is the wereda town from Addis Ababa- Education institution #

HLTHSCR1, HLTHSCR2, HLTHSCR3

School health programme including examination health screening- education

institution #. Codes are: 00=No, 01=Yes

REPROD1, REPROD2, REPROD3

School reproductive health programmes- education institution#. Codes are: 00=No,

01=Yes

FRSTAID1, FRSTAID2, FRSTAID3

School first aid services- Education institution #. Codes are: 00=No, 01=Yes

OTHILL1, OTHILL2, OTHILL3

Other mechanism 1- Education institution #. Codes are: 00=No, 01=Yes

CSHFOOD1, CSHFOOD2, CSHFOOD3

Cash/food transfers to poor households- Education institution #.

SCHLLNC1, SCHLLNC2, SCHLLNC3

School lunch programme- Education institution #. Codes are: 00=No, 01=Yes

FLLWPRN1, FLLWPRN2, FLLWPRN3

Follow up by the school with parents- Education institution #. Codes are: 00=No,

01=Yes

OTHRWR1, OTHRWR2, OTHRWRK3

Other Education institution #. Codes are: 00=No, 01=Yes

PRPBDG1, PRPBDG2, PRPBDG3

Does the school prepare its budget?- Education institution #. Codes are: 00=No,

01=Yes

MNGBDG1, MNGBDG2, MNGBDG3



Does the school manage its budget?- Education institution #. Codes are: 00=No,

01=Yes

WHOMNG1, WHOMNG2, WHOMNG3

Who manages the school budget?- Education institution #. Codes are:

01= Woreda Education Office

02= Woreda Finance Office

03= Woreda Administration

04= Bureau of Education

05= Other

KNOWBDG1, KNOWBDG2, KNOWBDG3

Does the school know its budget and expenditure?- Education institution #. Codes

are: 00=No, 01=Yes

HLTHCNTR Is there a health centre/clinic in locality. Codes are: 00=No, 01=Yes

MINSTNDR Does the health care facility provide the Ministry of Health’s minimum standard of

care for its level? Missing codes are coded negative. Codes are: 00=No, 01=Yes

DRESSER How many health workers are there in the health facility by category? - Health

assistant/Dresser. Missing codes are coded negative.

JNRNRSE How many health workers are there in the health facility by category? - Junior

nurse. Missing codes are coded negative.

SNRNRSE How many health workers are there in the health facility by category? - Senior

nurse. Missing codes are coded negative.

HLTHOFFC How many health workers are there in the health facility by category? - Health

officer. Missing codes are coded negative.

GENPRAC How many health workers are there in the health facility by category? - GP (General

Practitioner) . Missing codes are coded negative.

SPECLST How many health workers are there in the health facility by category? – Specialist.

Missing codes are coded negative.

OTHWRK How many health workers are there in the health facility by category? – Other.

Missing codes are coded negative.

STNDNUM Is that the standard number and type of health workers who should be assigned to

work here according to the MoH standard? Codes are: 00=No, 01=Yes

SLRYDRSS What is the salary for each category of health worker - Health assistant/Dresser

SLRYJNR What is the salary for each category of health worker - Junior nurse

SLRYSNR What is the salary for each category of health worker - Senior nurse

SLRYOFF What is the salary for each category of health worker - Health officer

SLRYGP What is the salary for each category of health worker - GP (general practitioner)



SLRYSPEC What is the salary for each category of health worker - Specialist

SLRYOTHR What is the salary for each category of health worker - Other

CHLDILL Is the clinic implementing integrated management of childhood illnesses? Codes are:

00=No, 01=Yes

MALNRSHD Does the clinic provide treatment for severely malnourished child? Codes are:

00=No, 01=Yes

PRPBUDG Does the clinic/health post/health centre prepare its budget? Codes are: 00=No,

01=Yes

MNGBUDG Does the clinic/health post/health centre manage its budget? Codes are: 00=No,

01=Yes

WHOMNG Who manages the clinic/health post/health centre budget? Codes are:

01= Woreda Health Office/ Representing Institutions

02= Woreda Finance Office

03= Health post located at Woreda

05= Other

KNOWBUDG Does the clinic/health post/health centre know its approved budget and

expenditure? Codes are: 00=No, 01=Yes

INDIVIDUAL FILES

INFORMANT ROSTER

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PLACEID Community id

RSID Informant code

MODULE Module the informant answered – 1

MODULE2 Module the informant answered – 2

MODULE3 Module the informant answered – 3

SECTION Section

SECTION2 Section 2

SECTION3 Section the informant answered – 3

INFFIRST Informant's first name

INFMIDDL Informant's middle name

INFLAST Informant`s last name



AGREES Age

SEXRES Gender. Codes are: 01= Male, 02= Female

ETHNIC Ethnic group. Codes are:

01= Agew

02= Amhara

03= Gurage

04= Hadya

05= Kambata

06= Oromo

07= Sidama

08= Tigrian

09= Wolayta

CAPAC Position. Codes are:

01= Elected Official

02= Non-elected Official

03= Health worker

04= Teacher/ School principal

05= Religious leader

06= Leader Female Organisation

07= Community/ Caste leader

08= Others

LIVRES How long have you lived here?

INFCONT Where can we contact you if needed?

NATURAL DISASTERS

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DISASTID Natural disaster id

DISASTER In the last 4 years, has any natural disaster happened in this locality? Codes are:

00= No disaster occurred

01= Volcanic eruption

02= Cyclone/ Tornado/ Hurricane

03= Drought



04= Mud avalanche/ Slide

05= Earthquake

06= Flood

07= Frost/ Cold front

08= Forest fire

09= Other

10= Crop failure due to pest/ disease

11= Disease epidemics affecting animals

12= Disease epidemics affecting humans

OTHDISTR Disaster-other, specify

LONGAGO Approximately how many months ago did this happen?

PPLAFTCD Approximately how many local people were afflicted by its consequences? Missing


ASKHELP1, ASKHELP2, ASKHELP3

Did local authorities or local people ask for help? Please provide three answers.

Codes are:

00= No

01= Yes, to the government

02= Yes, to NGOs working in the locality

03= Yes, to friends and family

04= Other institutions

RECVHELP Did you receive any help? Codes are the same as used for ASKHELP1.

TYPEHLP1, TYPEHLP2, TYPEHLP3

What type of aid did you receive for this disaster ? Please provide up to three

answers.

YOUASK1, YOUASK2, YOUASK3

Did you ask for it? Please provide up to three answers. Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

ENOUGH1, ENOUGH2, ENOUGH3

Was it enough? Codes are: 00= No, 01= Yes

LOCAL AVERAGE VALUES

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VALUEID Question 4.3 entry ID



AVGVALUE Average local price

BORROWING MONEY

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CREDITID Credit ID

OPERATES Who operates 'name of lending activity'? Codes are:

01= Government

02= Private bank

03= NGO/Co-operative church organisation

04= Money lenders

05= Micro finance institution

06= Iddirs/eqqubs

07= Other

COMMERCIAL FARMS

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FARMID farm ID

MAINCROP What is the main crop ‘NAME OF FARM’ grows? Codes are:

01= Horse bean

03= Avocado

04= Bananas

05= Barley

06= Beetroot

07= Berbere

08= Black mixed teff

09= Black pepper

10= Cabbage

11= Cactus

12= Carrot

13= Castor

14= Chat

15= Chickpeas



16= Chillies

17= Coffee

18= Cotton

19= Cow Peas

20= Dagussa

21= Eucalyptus

22= Fasolia

23= Field Peas

24= Flowers

26= Garlic

27= Gesho

28= Ginger

29= Godere

31= Grass

32= Groundnuts

33= Guava

34= Hamicho

35= Haricot Beans

36= Honey

37= Jowar

39= Karia

40= Karibo/Keredo

41= Kocho/Enset

42= Lentils

43= Linseed

44= Maize

45= Mango

46= Mulberry

47= Nueg

48= Nuts

49= Oats

50= Onions



51= Orange

53= Paddy Rice

54= Pineapple

55= Potatoes

57= Ragi

58= Seasum

59= Selata

60= Sesame

61= Shiefera/Haleko

63= Sinar/Germia

64= Sorghum

65= Spices

66= Spinach

67= Sugarcane

68= Sunflower

69= Sweet Potatoes

70= Tikll Gommen

71= Tobacco

72= Tomato

73= Turmeric

75= Wheat

76= White Teff

78= Yam

79= Zengada

96= Other

100= Veg

101= Soybean

NUMPPL How many people work on ‘name of farm’? Missing values are negative.

ANIMAL FOODS

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ANMLFDID Main food items of animal kind id



PRICE Price

ACCOUNT Unit of account. Codes are:

01= Kg

02= Unit (number/piece)

03= Litre

04= Other unit

AREAS OF INFLUENCE OF THE EDUCATIONAL CENTRE

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ENTRYID Question 1.3 entry ID

CMMTY Code of the community. Codes are:

06= Other

08= This kebele Other government

10= Other kebele, bordering this kebele

11= This kebele this government

ROUTEACC Code of the route of access. Codes are:

04= River/ lake

05= Other

06= Concrete asphalt

07= All weather gravel road

08= Dry weather road

TRNSPRTN What is the means of transportation most used by students to get to school? Codes

are:

01= By foot


03= Bicycle

04= Motorcycle

05= Moto-taxi

06= Car

07= Micro/combi

08= Bus



09= Truck

10= Rail

11= Boat


13= Other

TIMEARRV How long does it take for the students to arrive to school everyday? Missing value

codes are negative.

AREAS OF INFLUENCE OF THE HEALTH CARE CENTRE

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ENTRYID Question 3.36 entry ID

CODELOCL Code of locality. Codes are:

06= Other

08= This kebele Other government

10= Other kebele, bordering this kebele

11= This kebele this government

ROUTEACC Code of the route of access. Codes are:

04= River/ lake

05= Other

06= Concrete asphalt

07= All weather gravel road

08= Dry weather road

TRNSPRTN What is the means of transportation most used by patients to get to this health.

Codes are:

01= By foot


03= Bicycle

04= Motorcycle

05= Moto-taxi

06= Car

07= Micro/combi

08= Bus

09= Truck



10= Rail

11= Boat


13= Other

TIMEARRV Approximately, how long does it take for the patients to arrive to this health

facility? Missing values are negative.

SUPPORT AVAILABLE

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ENTRYID Question 3.1 Entry ID

KINDSUPP What kind of support was provided? Codes are:

01= Agricultural Extension

02= Child Right Protection

03= Conditional Transfer/Cash For Work/Cash EGS

04= Conditional Transfer/Food For Work

05= Credit

06= Disability Support

07= Education About HIV

08= Family Planning

09= Health Extension Services

10= Irrigation Development

11= Mother To Child HIV/Aids

12= Other

13= Training

14= Unconditional Transfer/Food Aid/Gratuitous Food Aid

15= Water Well Development

WHOPROV Who provided the support? Codes are:

01= ACDI

02= Adventist Development Relief Agency

03= AFRICARE

04= Australian International Development Bank

05= Bureau of agriculture



06= Bureau of Health

07= CARE

08= Catholic Relief Services

09= CIDA

10= Feed the Children

11= Food for the Hungry International

12= Lutheran World Federation

13= MFI/DECSI/ACSI etc

14= Ministry of Education

15= Other

16= OXFAM

17= Project Concern International

18= Redd Barna

19= Relief Society of Tigray

20= Save the children

21= UNHCR

22= World Food Programme

23= World Vision Relief and Development

24= SIDA

25= ORDA

26= Tigray Development Association

27= Amhara Development Association

28= USAID

29= CIPAR

30= Family Health International

31= ILRI

32= Medicine sans Frontiers

TYPEACTV What type of activities done under the support? Codes are:

01= Resettlement

02= Household Agricultural Packages

03= Area Closure/Wood Lots

04= multi layered/stories agro-forestry



05= Physical Conservation Measures (Hillside Terracing)

06= Micro-niche Development

07= Biological Measures

08= Mulching of Degraded Areas

09= Gully Control

10= Land Reclamation of Extremely Degraded Land

11= Market Yards And Storage

12= Stock Routes

13= Stream Diversion

14= Spring Development

15= Shallow Wells

16= Small Dams

17= Water Ponds

18= Drainage and Water Canals/Conduits

19= Infiltration Pits

20= Seepage Control Measures

21= Conservation measures

22= Fodder Seed Collection

23= Paddock Systems

24= Water Logging Control

25= Multi-Purpose Nurseries

26= Repairing Classroom & Health Facilities

27= Build Latrines

28= Build Classrooms & Health Facilities

29= Build Child Care Centre

30= Other

YEARBEGN In which year did the support begin? Missing values are negative.

YEAREND In which year did the support end? Missing values are negative. Code is: 9999=

Ongoing

HOWOFTEN How often was support provided? Codes are:

01= Once in 5 years

02= Once in 3 years

03= Once in 2 years



04= Once in a year

05= Twice a year

06= More than twice a year

07= Other

INDEX OF VARIABLES

1

11GRD1.................................................................. 147

11GRD2 ................................................................. 147

11GRD3 ................................................................. 147

11INF1 ...................................................................... 2

11INF2 ..................................................................... 2

11INF3 ..................................................................... 2

12INF1 ................................................................... 16

12INF2 ................................................................... 16

12INF3 ................................................................... 16

13INF1 ............................................................. 25, 37

13INF2 ............................................................. 25, 37

13INF3 ............................................................. 25, 37

14INF1 ................................................................... 48

14INF2 ................................................................... 48

14INF3 ................................................................... 48

15INF1 ................................................................... 59

15INF10 ................................................................. 59

15INF2 ................................................................... 59

15INF3 ................................................................... 59

15INF4 ................................................................... 59

15INF5 ................................................................... 59

15INF6 ................................................................... 59

15INF7 ................................................................... 59

15INF8 ................................................................... 59

15INF9 ................................................................... 59

2

21INF1 ................................................................... 85

21INF13 ................................................................. 85

21INF2 ................................................................... 85

23INF1 ................................................................... 91

24INF1 ................................................................. 106

25ADINF1 ........................................................... 138

25ADINF2 .......................................................... 138

25ADINF3 .......................................................... 138

25CMINF1 ........................................................... 134

25CMINF2 .......................................................... 134

25CMINF3 .......................................................... 135

25INF1 ................................................................. 133

25INF2 ................................................................ 133

25INF3 ................................................................ 133

25SDINF1 ........................................................... 141

25SDINF2 .......................................................... 141

25SDINF3 .......................................................... 141

2ORMORE ............................................................. 94

2PINF1 ................................................................... 96

3

31INF1 ................................................................. 145

31INF2 ................................................................. 145

31INF3 ................................................................. 145

32INF1 ................................................................. 145

32INF2 ................................................................ 145

32INF3 ................................................................ 145

34INF1 ................................................................. 146

34INF2 ................................................................ 146

34INF3 ................................................................ 146

3EINF1................................................................. 103

3EINF2 ................................................................ 103

3EINF3 ................................................................ 103

4

4YOTHR1 ............................................................... 43

4YOTHR2 .............................................................. 43

4YRADCT ............................................................... 23

4YRADLT ............................................................... 23

4YRALCH ............................................................... 23

4YRCTTL................................................................ 23

4YRGNGS .............................................................. 23

4YROTHR1 ............................................................ 24



4YROTHR2 ............................................................ 24

4YRPRST................................................................ 23

4YRRBBRY ............................................................. 23

4YRSLLG ................................................................ 23

4YRVLNT ............................................................... 23

A

ABRTNBOY ......................................................... 126

ABRTNGRL .......................................................... 127

ABRTNMEN ........................................................ 124

ABRTNWMN ...................................................... 125

ABUSE ................................................................. 129

ABUSEORG ......................................................... 129

ACCDISPS ............................................................. 97

ACCDISPY ........................................................... 104

ACCOUNT ........................................................... 157

ACHLRGHT ......................................................... 138

ACSPCSE1 ........................................................... 139

ADCTACTN ........................................................... 23

ADLFRNDA ......................................................... 139

ADLFRNDS ......................................................... 142

ADLSCNT .............................................................. 25

ADLTACTN ........................................................... 23

ADLTBNDS ........................................................... 21

ADLTFRDC .......................................................... 135

ADLTRLTA .......................................................... 139

ADLTRLTC........................................................... 135

ADLTRLTS .......................................................... 142

ADVCHOME .......................................................... 96

ADVCORDR ........................................................... 96

ADVCOTHR ........................................................... 96

ADVCTASK ........................................................... 96

ADVICE .................................................................. 58

AFOODCLM ........................................................ 138

AGREES ............................................................... 151

AGREX4Y ............................................................... 43

AGRI4YR ............................................................... 29

AGRIC ...................................................................... 5

AGRICLTR ............................................................. 48

AGRICOOP ............................................................ 26

AGRIEXTN ........................................................... 40

AGRINP4Y............................................................. 43

AGRINPUT ............................................................ 40

AGSTADCT ........................................................... 22

AGSTADLT ........................................................... 22

AGSTALCH ........................................................... 22

AGSTCTTL ............................................................ 22

AGSTOTH1 ........................................................... 22

AGSTOTH2 ........................................................... 22

AGSTPRST ............................................................ 22

AGSTRBRY ............................................................ 22

AGSTSLLG ............................................................ 22

AGSTVLNT ........................................................... 22

AIRN ........................................................................ 8

AIRN4YR ................................................................. 8

ALCHACTN ........................................................... 23

ALCHLSM .............................................................. 22

ALLWT4YR ........................................................... 29

ALLWTHR ............................................................. 26

AMBLNCE ............................................................ 114

AMOXINF1 ........................................................... 65

AMOXINF2 .......................................................... 65

AMOXLOCL ........................................................... 65

AMOXPRC1 ............................................................ 65

AMOXPRC2 ........................................................... 65

AMOXVND1 .......................................................... 65

AMOXVND2 ......................................................... 65

ANESTHIA ......................................................... 112

ANESTST............................................................ 110

ANESTWRK ........................................................ 113

ANGIOGR ............................................................ 112

ANGIOWRK ........................................................ 113

ANIMAL ................................................................ 40

ANIMAL4Y ........................................................... 43

ANMAPRCH ........................................................ 138

ANMLFDID ......................................................... 157

ANMWAFCT ......................................................... 14

ANMWPRB4 .......................................................... 15

ANMWPROB ......................................................... 13

ANYBDGTA ......................................................... 141

ANYBDGTC ......................................................... 138

ANYBDGTS ......................................................... 145

ANYPIT ............................................................... 102

ANYPITHT .......................................................... 132

ANYPTSTS ......................................................... 132

AOTHCAS1 ......................................................... 138

AOTHCAS2 ......................................................... 138

AOTPRSN1 .......................................................... 139

AOTPRSN2 ......................................................... 139

APPRPR ................................................................. 101

APRNTHOD ......................................................... 138

ARAQINF1 ............................................................ 76



ARAQINF2 ........................................................... 76

ARAQLOCL ........................................................... 75

ARAQLPRC1 .......................................................... 76

ARAQPRC2 ............................................................ 76

ARAQVND1 ........................................................... 76

ARAQVND2 .......................................................... 76

ARRIVED ............................................................. 146

ASKGOVN ........................................................... 117

ASKHELP1 ........................................................... 152

ASKHELP2 ........................................................... 152

ASKHELP3 ........................................................... 152

ASKPATN ............................................................ 117

AUXILIARY ........................................................ 110

AUXLRFLL ........................................................... 118

AUXLRNUM ........................................................ 120

AUXLRPRT .......................................................... 119

AUXLRSOM ........................................................ 119

AVGVALUE .......................................................... 153

AVLADSCN ........................................................... 26

AVLAGRI ............................................................... 27

AVLALLWT ........................................................... 27

AVLCHLD ............................................................... 26

AVLCMPNG ........................................................... 26

AVLELCT................................................................ 26

AVLIRRG ............................................................... 27

AVLLCLGV ............................................................. 27

AVLMBLPH ............................................................ 27

AVLMICRO ............................................................ 27

AVLNONJG .......................................................... 26

AVLNTBNK ........................................................... 27

AVLOTHR1 ............................................................ 27

AVLPBINT ............................................................. 26

AVLPBTPH ............................................................. 26

AVLPOLIC ............................................................. 26

AVLPROJG ............................................................ 27

AVLPRTPH ............................................................. 26

AVLPVBNK ............................................................. 27

AVLRELG ............................................................... 26

AVLSEWG ............................................................. 26

AVLTHETR ............................................................ 26

AVLWATR ............................................................. 26

AXLRLNG1 ........................................................... 122

AXLRLNG2 .......................................................... 122

B

BASICALT ............................................................ 38

BEDS .................................................................... 114

BEEFINF1 .............................................................. 74

BEEFINF2 ............................................................. 74

BEEFLOCL ............................................................. 73

BEEFPRC1 .............................................................. 73

BEEFPRC2 .............................................................. 74

BEEFVND1 ............................................................. 73

BEEFVND2 ............................................................ 74

BEENRSTL .......................................................... 146

BERBINF1 ............................................................. 78

BERBINF2 ............................................................. 79

BERBLOCL ............................................................. 78

BERBPRC1 .............................................................. 78

BERBPRC2 .............................................................. 78

BERBVND1 ............................................................. 78

BERBVND2 ............................................................ 78

BGHTWTR ............................................................. 33

BGHTWTR4 .......................................................... 34

BICYCLE .............................................................. 114

BIOLGFLL ........................................................... 118

BIOLGNUM ......................................................... 120

BIOLGPRT ........................................................... 119

BIOLGSOM ......................................................... 120

BIOLLNG1 ........................................................... 123

BIOLLNG2 .......................................................... 123

BIRTHATT .......................................................... 110

BKFST4YR ............................................................. 41

BLDNG4Y ............................................................... 43

BLIND .................................................................... 94

BLINDPS ............................................................... 97

BLINDPY ............................................................. 104

BLOODBNK ......................................................... 111

BLTFINF1 .............................................................. 68

BLTFINF2 ............................................................. 68

BLTFLOCL ............................................................. 68

BLTFPRC1 .............................................................. 68

BLTFPRC2 .............................................................. 68

BLTFVND1 ............................................................. 68

BLTFVND2 ............................................................ 68

BOAT .................................................................... 114

BOREDYS .............................................................. 35

BOREHRS .............................................................. 34

BOREWELL ........................................................... 33

BOREWLL4 ........................................................... 34

BOTTLED .............................................................. 33

BOTTLED4 ............................................................ 34



BOYSA ................................................................. 138

BOYSC .................................................................. 135

BOYSS ................................................................. 142

BRCLTHPS ............................................................. 98

BRDG4YR ............................................................... 43

BRDIPRPS.............................................................. 98

BREDINF1 ............................................................. 79

BREDINF2 ............................................................ 79

BREDLOCL ............................................................. 79

BREDPRC1 .............................................................. 79

BREDPRC2 ............................................................. 79

BREDVND1 ............................................................ 79

BREDVND2 ............................................................ 79

BRFOODPS............................................................ 98

BRLYINF1 .............................................................. 68

BRLYINF2 ............................................................. 68

BRLYLOCL ............................................................. 68

BRLYPRC1............................................................... 68

BRLYPRC2 .............................................................. 68

BRLYVND1 ............................................................. 68

BRLYVND2 ............................................................ 68

BRNGAFCT ............................................................ 14

BRNOTEPS ............................................................ 98

BROTH1PS ............................................................ 98

BROTH2PS ............................................................ 98

BRTOYSPS ............................................................ 98

BSCIMPLM .......................................................... 112

BSCIMWRK ......................................................... 113

BTTLDDYS ............................................................ 35

BTTLDHRS ............................................................ 35

BTTRINF1 ............................................................. 73

BTTRINF2 ............................................................ 73

BTTRLOCL ............................................................. 73

BTTRPRC1 .............................................................. 73

BTTRPRC2 ............................................................. 73

BTTRVND1 ............................................................ 73

BTTRVND2............................................................ 73

BURIED.................................................................. 36

BURNT ................................................................... 36

BYBULL .................................................................. 85

BYLORRY ............................................................... 85

BYPTINF1 .............................................................. 64

BYPTINF2 ............................................................. 64

BYPTLOCL ............................................................. 63

BYPTPRC1 .............................................................. 63

BYPTPRC2 .............................................................. 64

BYPTVND1 ............................................................. 63

BYPTVND2 ............................................................ 64

BYSATDPY .......................................................... 104

BYSHINF1 ............................................................. 63

BYSHINF2 ............................................................ 63

BYSHLOCL ............................................................ 63

BYSHPRC1 ............................................................. 63

BYSHPRC2 ............................................................. 63

BYSHVND1 ............................................................ 63

BYSHVND2 ........................................................... 63

BYTRACT ............................................................... 85

C

CAMEL1 .................................................................. 83

CAMEL2 ................................................................. 84

CAMEL3 ................................................................. 84

CAPAC .................................................................. 151

CAPDIST ................................................................. 6

CAPREGNL ............................................................... 7

CAR ....................................................................... 114

CARSAFCT ............................................................ 14

CARSPSG4 ............................................................ 15

CARSPSSG ............................................................ 13

CENTNMPY ......................................................... 103

CEOS ...................................................................... 86

CEOS4YR ............................................................... 87

CEOSNAM ............................................................. 88

CEOSTIM .............................................................. 89

CEOSTR ................................................................. 91

CHATINF1 ............................................................ 75

CHATINF2 ............................................................ 75

CHATLOCL ............................................................ 75

CHATPRC1 ............................................................. 75

CHATPRC2............................................................. 75

CHATVND1............................................................ 75

CHATVND2 ........................................................... 75

CHCKINF1 ............................................................. 74

CHCKINF2............................................................. 74

CHCKLOCL ............................................................. 74

CHCKPRC1 .............................................................. 74

CHCKPRC2 ............................................................. 74

CHCKVND1 ............................................................ 74

CHCKVND2 ............................................................ 74

CHEMFERT ........................................................... 58

CHILDSUP ............................................................. 40

CHKPINF1 ............................................................. 71



CHKPINF2 ............................................................. 71

CHKPLOCL ............................................................. 71

CHKPLPRC1 ............................................................ 71

CHKPPRC2 .............................................................. 71

CHKPVND1 ............................................................. 71

CHKPVND2 ............................................................ 71

CHLDCARE ............................................................ 41

CHLDILL .............................................................. 150

CHLDRG4Y ............................................................ 43

CHLDRGHT............................................................ 41

CHLRGHTC .......................................................... 135

CHLRGHTS .......................................................... 142

CHLTPCPS ............................................................. 99

CHORGACC ......................................................... 133

CHORGZ1 ............................................................. 133

CHORGZ2 ............................................................ 133

CHORGZ3 ............................................................ 133

CIGRINF1 .............................................................. 66

CIGRINF2 ............................................................. 66

CIGRLOCL ............................................................. 65

CIGRPRC1 .............................................................. 66

CIGRPRC2 .............................................................. 66

CIGRVND1 ............................................................. 66

CIGRVND2 ............................................................ 66

CITY ......................................................................... 6

CLASSES1 ........................................................... 148

CLASSES2 .......................................................... 148

CLASSES3 .......................................................... 148

CLSSADD1 .......................................................... 148

CLSSADD2 .......................................................... 148

CLSSADD3 .......................................................... 148

CLTH4YR ............................................................... 41

CLTRLLDR ............................................................. 24

CLTRWRK ............................................................ 113

CLUSTID ................................................................. 2

CLUSTID3............................................................... 1

CMMTY .......................................................... 47, 158

CMMTYFNC ........................................................ 134

CMMTYLDR ......................................................... 134

CMMTYUSE ........................................................ 134

CMMTYWHR ....................................................... 134

CMNBURD ............................................................. 37

CMNBURNT .......................................................... 37

CMNCROP .............................................................. 37

CMNOTHR ............................................................ 37

CMNPIG ................................................................. 37

CMNREGLT ........................................................... 37

CMNRIVER ............................................................ 37

CMNSTRET ........................................................... 37

CMNTRUCK ........................................................... 36

CMNWSTLN ......................................................... 37

CMONHRV2 .......................................................... 53

CMONHRV3 .......................................................... 53

CMONHRVS .......................................................... 53

CMONLAND .......................................................... 53

CMONLND2 .......................................................... 53

CMONLND3 .......................................................... 53

CMONOTH2 ......................................................... 54

CMONOTH3 ......................................................... 54

CMONOTHR ......................................................... 54

CMONPLN2 ........................................................... 53

CMONPLN3 ........................................................... 53

CMONPLNT ........................................................... 53

CMONPOST .......................................................... 53

CMONPSR2 ........................................................... 54

CMONPSR3 ........................................................... 54

CMONPST2 ........................................................... 53

CMONPST3 ........................................................... 53

CMONPSTR ........................................................... 54

CMONWED2 ......................................................... 53

CMONWED3 ......................................................... 53

CMONWEED ......................................................... 53

CMPLSCPS ............................................................. 99

CMPOTHPS ........................................................... 99

CMPPEDPS ............................................................. 99

CMPPRMPS ............................................................ 99

CMPUNIPS ............................................................ 99

CNCILOR ............................................................... 24

CNCLRVST ............................................................ 24

CNCRPRST............................................................. 24

CNDAPP................................................................ 130

CNDINSFF .......................................................... 130

CNDLGHT ............................................................ 130

CNDSPACE .......................................................... 130

CNDVNTL ............................................................ 130

CNSLLIVE ............................................................. 24

CNSTCHLD ........................................................... 55

CNSTFMLE ........................................................... 54

CNSTMALE ........................................................... 54

CNSTRCTN ........................................................... 48

CNTRCHNG ......................................................... 129

CNTRLSTD ............................................................ 39



CNTRSTRT .......................................................... 106

CODELOCL .......................................................... 159

COFFINF1 ............................................................. 76

COFFINF2 ............................................................ 76

COFFLOCL ............................................................. 76

COFFLPRC1 ............................................................ 76

COFFPRC2 ............................................................. 76

COFFVND1 ............................................................ 76

COFFVND2 ............................................................ 76

COGDVLPS ............................................................ 99

COMFEED4 ........................................................... 41

COMKITC4 ............................................................ 41

COMKITCH ........................................................... 38

COMKTC4 .............................................................. 17

COMMFARM ......................................................... 59

COMMKITC ........................................................... 18

COMMTY ............................................................... 93

COMPFEED ............................................................ 38

COW1 ..................................................................... 83

COW2 ..................................................................... 84

COW3 ..................................................................... 84

COWPINF1 ............................................................ 71

COWPINF2 ........................................................... 71

COWPLOCL ........................................................... 71

COWPLPRC1 .......................................................... 71

COWPPRC2 ............................................................ 71

COWPVND1 ........................................................... 71

COWPVND2 .......................................................... 71

CRDT4YR ............................................................... 43

CREDIT4Y ............................................................. 43

CREDITED........................................................... 154

CREDITPG ............................................................. 40

CREDTCOM ........................................................... 40

CRMASC4 .............................................................. 17

CRMASSC .............................................................. 18

CRMNAME............................................................. 19

CROPFLDS ............................................................. 36

CROPSUB ............................................................... 58

CRVCLBOY ........................................................... 128

CRVCLGRL............................................................ 129

CRVCLMEN .......................................................... 127

CRVCLWMN ........................................................ 128

CSHFOOD1 ......................................................... 148

CSHFOOD2 ......................................................... 148

CSHFOOD3 ......................................................... 148

CSPCSE1C ............................................................ 136

CSPCSE1S ............................................................ 143

CSPCSE2C ........................................................... 136

CSPCSE2S ........................................................... 143

CTTLACTN ............................................................ 22

CTTLTHFT ............................................................ 21

CULTRINC........................................................... 112

D

DAILY .................................................................... 46

DAILYPRD ............................................................. 46

DEAF ...................................................................... 94

DEAFPS ................................................................. 97

DEAFPY ................................................................ 104

DENTAL ............................................................... 113

DENTIST ............................................................ 111

DESFBWRK ......................................................... 113

DESFIBTR ........................................................... 112

DESKS1 ................................................................ 148

DESKS2 ............................................................... 148

DESKS3 ............................................................... 148

DETGINF1 ............................................................. 66

DETGINF2 ............................................................ 66

DETGLOCL ............................................................ 66

DETGPRC1 ............................................................. 66

DETGPRC2 ............................................................. 66

DETGVND1 ............................................................ 66

DETGVND2 ........................................................... 66

DISABLTY ............................................................ 41

DISASTER .......................................................... 152

DISASTID .......................................................... 152

DISBOY1 ............................................................. 126

DISBOY2 ............................................................. 126

DISBOY3 ............................................................. 126

DISGRL1 .............................................................. 127

DISGRL2 ............................................................. 127

DISGRL3 ............................................................. 127

DISINTL ............................................................... 94

DISMEN1 ............................................................ 124

DISMEN2 ............................................................ 124

DISMEN3 ............................................................ 124

DISOTHR .............................................................. 94

DISOTHR1 ............................................................ 94

DISOTHR2 ........................................................... 94

DISOTHR3 ........................................................... 94

DISPRMY ............................................................... 94

DISSECND............................................................ 94



DISSPCL ................................................................ 94

DISTFNC............................................................. 134

DISTRICT ........................................................... 134

DISTUSE ............................................................ 134

DISTWHR ........................................................... 134

DISWMN1 ........................................................... 125

DISWMN2 .......................................................... 125

DISWMN3 .......................................................... 125

DNGEBOY ............................................................ 126

DNGEGRL ............................................................ 127

DNGEMEN ........................................................... 124

DNGEWMN ......................................................... 125

DNTLBOY ............................................................ 126

DNTLFLL ............................................................. 118

DNTLGRL ............................................................. 127

DNTLLNG1 .......................................................... 121

DNTLLNG2 .......................................................... 121

DNTLMEN ........................................................... 124

DNTLNUM .......................................................... 120

DNTLPRT ............................................................. 118

DNTLSOM ........................................................... 119

DNTLWMN ......................................................... 125

DNTLWRK ........................................................... 113

DNTSTBNF ......................................................... 115

DNTSTFRQ ........................................................ 115

DNTSTLST ......................................................... 116

DNTSTNOT ........................................................ 116

DNTSTNUM ....................................................... 114

DOCSPEC1 ........................................................... 118

DOCSPEC2 .......................................................... 118

DONKEY1............................................................... 83

DONKEY2 .............................................................. 84

DONKEY3 .............................................................. 84

DPRMNT ................................................................ 47

DRESSER ............................................................. 149

DRNKWATR .......................................................... 25

DROPOUT ............................................................ 106

DRRHABNF ......................................................... 115

DRRHAFRQ ......................................................... 114

DRRHALST.......................................................... 116

DRRHANOT ........................................................ 116

DRRHANUM ........................................................ 114

DRUGADCT ........................................................... 21

DRUGSLLG ............................................................ 21

DRYLAND .............................................................. 84

DSABLT4Y ............................................................ 43

DSCPPRPS............................................................ 100

DSOTH1PY .......................................................... 104

DSOTH2PY ......................................................... 104

DSOTH3PY ......................................................... 104

DWELLDYS ......................................................... 131

DWELLHRS ......................................................... 131

DWELLSRC ......................................................... 130

DWELLSTS ......................................................... 131

DWNSYNDR ......................................................... 94

DWNSYNPS .......................................................... 97

DWNSYPY ........................................................... 104

DYCLSSPY ........................................................... 104

DYSFNTN ........................................................... 102

DYSINTO ............................................................ 101

DYSOTHR ............................................................. 93

DYSPRESC ............................................................. 93

DYSPRIM ............................................................... 93

DYSSECN .............................................................. 93

DYSSPEC ............................................................... 93

DYSTRUCK .......................................................... 102

DYSWELL ............................................................ 102

E

EARTH4YR .............................................................. 8

EARTHN .................................................................. 8

ECOGRPH ............................................................. 112

ECOGRWRK ......................................................... 113

ECOZONE ............................................................. 11

EDCCNTPY .......................................................... 103

EDHIV4YR ............................................................ 42

EDUCCNTR ............................................................ 92

EDUCHIV .............................................................. 39

EGGSINF1 ............................................................. 73

EGGSINF2 ............................................................ 73

EGGSLOCL ............................................................ 73

EGGSPRC1 .............................................................. 73

EGGSPRC2 ............................................................. 73

EGGSVND1 ............................................................ 73

EGGSVND2 ........................................................... 73

ELCTRCTY ............................................................. 25

ELCTROCR ........................................................... 112

ELECT4YR ............................................................. 28

ELECTWRK .......................................................... 113

EMOTNLPS ........................................................... 99

EMPLLRGS ............................................................. 48

EMPLSECD ............................................................ 49



EMPLTHRD ............................................................ 49

EMRGYDYS ......................................................... 117

EMRGYHRS ......................................................... 117

EMTNPRPS .......................................................... 100

ENOUGH1 ............................................................ 153

ENOUGH2 ........................................................... 153

ENOUGH3 ........................................................... 153

ENSTINF1 ............................................................ 79

ENSTINF2 ............................................................ 80

ENSTLOCL ............................................................ 79

ENSTPRC1 ............................................................. 79

ENSTPRC2 ............................................................ 80

ENSTVND1 ........................................................... 79

ENSTVND2 ........................................................... 80

ENTRYID ..................... 153, 154, 158, 159, 160, 162

EQUIP4YR ............................................................ 42

EQUIPPING .......................................................... 38

ESPIRMTR .......................................................... 112

ESPIRWRK .......................................................... 113

ETHNIC ............................................................... 151

ETHNIC1 ................................................................. 3

ETHNIC2 ................................................................. 3

ETHNIC3 ................................................................. 3

ETHNIC4 ................................................................. 3

EUCCNTR ............................................................ 147

EXCRAFCT ............................................................ 14

EXCRDMP4 ............................................................ 15

EXCRDUMP ........................................................... 13

EXIST .................................................................. 129

EXTN4YR .............................................................. 42

EXTRMPS .............................................................. 97

EXTRMPY ............................................................ 104

EXTRNDYS ......................................................... 117

EXTRNHRS ......................................................... 117

EXTROTH ............................................................. 92

EXTRPRE ............................................................... 92

EXTRPRI ................................................................ 92

EXTRSEC ............................................................... 92

EXTRSPE ............................................................... 92

EYEBOY ............................................................... 126

EYEGRL ................................................................ 127

EYEMEN .............................................................. 124

EYEWMN ............................................................. 125

F

FACTCHLD ............................................................ 55

FACTFMLE ............................................................ 54

FACTMALE ........................................................... 54

FAMLOC .................................................................. 2

FAMLYBOY ......................................................... 128

FAMLYGRL .......................................................... 129

FAMLYMEN ........................................................ 127

FAMLYWMN ....................................................... 128

FARADDS1 .......................................................... 148

FARADDS2 ......................................................... 148

FARADDS3 ......................................................... 148

FARDAILY............................................................. 46

FARMID ............................................................... 155

FARMINPT ............................................................ 40

FARMNAME ........................................................ 155

FARMONTH .......................................................... 46

FARSTAT1 .......................................................... 148

FARSTAT2 .......................................................... 148

FARSTAT3 .......................................................... 148

FARWEEK .............................................................. 46

FASOINF1 ............................................................ 82

FASOINF2 ............................................................ 82

FASOLOCL ............................................................ 82

FASOPRC1 ............................................................. 82

FASOPRC2 ............................................................ 82

FASOVND1 ........................................................... 82

FASOVND2 ........................................................... 82

FATHER ............................................................... 135

FATHERA ............................................................ 139

FATHERS ............................................................ 142

FDAPINF1 ............................................................. 67

FDAPINF2 ............................................................. 67

FDAPLOCL ............................................................. 66

FDAPPRC1 .............................................................. 67

FDAPPRC2 ............................................................. 67

FDAPVND1 ............................................................ 67

FDAPVND2 ............................................................ 67

FDCLABDA .......................................................... 140

FDCLABDC .......................................................... 137

FDCLABDS .......................................................... 144

FDCLFINA .......................................................... 139

FDCLFINC ........................................................... 136

FDCLFINS ........................................................... 143

FDCLPRCA ........................................................... 140

FDCLPRCC ............................................................ 136

FDCLPRCS ........................................................... 143

FENUINF1 ............................................................ 82



FENUINF2 ............................................................ 82

FENULOCL ............................................................ 82

FENUPRC1 ............................................................. 82

FENUPRC2 ............................................................. 82

FENUVND1 ............................................................ 82

FENUVND2 ........................................................... 82

FERTLZRS ............................................................. 58

FIRMAFCT ............................................................ 14

FIRSTWAY ........................................................... 58

FISHING................................................................. 5

FLCALF1 ................................................................. 83

FLCALF2 ................................................................ 84

FLCALF3 ................................................................ 84

FLDPINF1 .............................................................. 71

FLDPINF2 ............................................................. 72

FLDPLOCL ............................................................. 71

FLDPLPRC1............................................................. 71

FLDPPRC2 .............................................................. 71

FLDPVND1 ............................................................. 71

FLDPVND2 ............................................................ 72

FLLWPRN1........................................................... 149

FLLWPRN2 .......................................................... 149

FLLWPRN3 .......................................................... 149

FMLADLSA ......................................................... 139

FMLADLSC .......................................................... 135

FMLADLSS ......................................................... 142

FMLADLTC .......................................................... 135

FMLADLTS ......................................................... 142

FMLSTUD1 .......................................................... 148

FMLSTUD2 ......................................................... 148

FMLSTUD3 ......................................................... 148

FMLY4YR ............................................................... 42

FMLYAFCT ............................................................ 14

FMLYCMPG ............................................................ 25

FMLYDMP4 ........................................................... 15

FMLYDUMP ........................................................... 13

FMLYPLNG ............................................................ 38

FMLYVLNC .......................................................... 129

FMONHRV2 .......................................................... 52

FMONHRV3 .......................................................... 52

FMONHRVS .......................................................... 52

FMONLAND .......................................................... 51

FMONLND2 .......................................................... 51

FMONLND3 .......................................................... 51

FMONOTH2 ......................................................... 52

FMONOTH3 ......................................................... 52

FMONOTHR ......................................................... 52

FMONPLN2 ........................................................... 51

FMONPLN3 ........................................................... 51

FMONPLNT ........................................................... 51

FMONPOST .......................................................... 52

FMONPSR2 ........................................................... 52

FMONPSR3 ........................................................... 52

FMONPST2 ........................................................... 52

FMONPST3 ........................................................... 52

FMONPSTR ........................................................... 52

FMONWED2 ......................................................... 51

FMONWED3 ......................................................... 51

FMONWEED ......................................................... 51

FNTNDYS ........................................................... 131

FNTNHRS ........................................................... 131

FNTNSRC ............................................................ 131

FNTNSTS ........................................................... 131

FODDER ................................................................. 40

FODDR4Y .............................................................. 43

FOODAID ............................................................. 38

FOODAID4 ........................................................... 41

FOODBKT4 ........................................................... 41

FOODBSKT ........................................................... 38

FOODCASH .......................................................... 38

FOODCLMC ......................................................... 135

FOODCLMS......................................................... 142

FOODCSH4 ........................................................... 41

FOODLAC1 ............................................................ 11

FOODLAC2 ........................................................... 11

FOODLAC3 ........................................................... 11

FOODLAC4 ........................................................... 11

FOODLAC5 ........................................................... 11

FOODWORK ......................................................... 38

FOODWRK4 .......................................................... 41

FORESTRY ............................................................ 48

FOUNTAIN ........................................................ 101

FRMAUTHA ........................................................ 141

FRMAUTHC ......................................................... 137

FRMAUTHS ........................................................ 144

FRMDUMP ............................................................. 13

FRMDUMP4 ........................................................... 15

FRSTAID1 ........................................................... 148

FRSTAID2 .......................................................... 148

FRSTAID3 .......................................................... 148

FRSTCROP ............................................................ 55

FRSTINST .......................................................... 147



G

GANGS ................................................................... 21

GARWAFCT .......................................................... 14

GARWPRB4 ........................................................... 15

GARWPROB........................................................... 13

GENPHYS ............................................................ 110

GENPRAC ............................................................. 150

GINACC ................................................................... 9

GINEMIG .............................................................. 13

GINEXP.................................................................. 10

GINJOBS .............................................................. 12

GINNOMON ......................................................... 11

GINSCARC ............................................................ 10

GINWORK ............................................................. 12

GIRLSA ................................................................ 138

GIRLSC ................................................................ 135

GIRLSS ................................................................ 142

GLSMILK4 ............................................................. 41

GLSSMILK ............................................................ 38

GMMNINF1 ........................................................... 80

GMMNINF2 .......................................................... 80

GMMNLOCL .......................................................... 80

GMMNPRC1 ........................................................... 80

GMMNPRC2 ........................................................... 80

GMMNVND1 .......................................................... 80

GMMNVND2 ......................................................... 80

GNGSACTN .......................................................... 23

GNRDCFLL ........................................................... 117

GNRDCNUM ........................................................ 120

GNRDCPRT .......................................................... 118

GNRDCSOM ........................................................ 119

GNRDLNG1 .......................................................... 120

GNRDLNG2 ......................................................... 120

GNTLBOY ............................................................ 126

GNTLGRL ............................................................. 127

GNTLMEN ........................................................... 124

GNTLWMN ......................................................... 125

GOATC1 ................................................................. 84

GOATC2 ................................................................. 84

GOATC3 ................................................................. 84

GOATINF1 ............................................................ 75

GOATINF2 ........................................................... 75

GOATLOCL ............................................................ 74

GOATPRC1 ............................................................. 74

GOATPRC2 ............................................................ 75

GOATVND1 ........................................................... 75

GOATVND2 .......................................................... 75

GOV4YR ................................................................. 29

GOVJNR ................................................................ 86

GOVJNR4Y ........................................................... 87

GOVJNRNM.......................................................... 88

GOVJNRTM .......................................................... 89

GOVRNMNT ......................................................... 93

GOVTNGO ............................................................. 86

GRBBRNG .............................................................. 13

GRBBRNG4 ............................................................ 15

GRBCLCT ................................................................ 36

GRBGTRCK ............................................................. 36

GRD10BL1 ............................................................ 147

GRD10BL2 ............................................................ 147

GRD10BL3 ............................................................ 147

GRD11UP1............................................................. 147

GRD11UP2 ............................................................ 147

GRD11UP3 ............................................................ 147

GRPMGTPS ............................................................ 99

GRSATDPY .......................................................... 104

GRSHINF1 ............................................................ 63

GRSHINF2 ............................................................ 63

GRSHLOCL ............................................................ 63

GRSHPRC1 ............................................................. 63

GRSHPRC2 ............................................................. 63

GRSHVND1 ............................................................ 63

GRSHVND2 ........................................................... 63

GRSKINF1 ............................................................. 64

GRSKINF2 ............................................................ 64

GRSKLOCL ............................................................. 64

GRSKPRC1 .............................................................. 64

GRSKPRC2 ............................................................. 64

GRSKVND1 ............................................................ 64

GRSKVND2 ............................................................ 64

GRWTH .................................................................. 38

GRWTH4YR .......................................................... 42

GVJNRTRN ........................................................... 91

GVNGO4YR ........................................................... 86

GVNGONAM ......................................................... 87

GVNGOTIM .......................................................... 88

GVNGOTRN .......................................................... 90

GVPSTTCH ............................................................ 86

GVPTCH4Y............................................................. 87

GVPTCHNM ........................................................... 88

GVPTCHTM ........................................................... 89

GVPTCHTR ............................................................ 90



GVRNMTPY ......................................................... 104

H

HAMACC .................................................................. 9

HAMEMIG ............................................................. 13

HAMEXP ................................................................ 11

HAMJOBS ............................................................ 12

HAMNOMON ....................................................... 11

HAMSCARC ........................................................... 10

HAMWORK ........................................................... 12

HANDCRFT ........................................................... 48

HANDICR ................................................................ 5

HARRASSA ......................................................... 139

HARRASSC ......................................................... 136

HARRASSS ......................................................... 143

HEALTHPS ............................................................ 99

HEIFER1 ................................................................ 83

HEIFER2 ............................................................... 84

HEIFER3 ............................................................... 84

HELPCHLD ............................................................. 55

HELPFMLE ............................................................. 54

HELPMALE ............................................................ 54

HEMO4YR ............................................................. 42

HEMOINFL ........................................................... 39

HEPB ....................................................................... 39

HEPB4YR ............................................................... 42

HGHRED1............................................................. 147

HGHRED2 ............................................................ 147

HGHRED3 ............................................................ 147

HGHREDC1 .......................................................... 147

HGHREDC2.......................................................... 147

HGHREDC3.......................................................... 147

HIDACC ................................................................... 9

HIDEMIG .............................................................. 12

HIDEXP ................................................................. 10

HIDJOBS .............................................................. 12

HIDNOMON ......................................................... 11

HIDSCARC .............................................................. 9

HIDWORK ............................................................. 12

HILL ..................................................................... 102

HILLHT ................................................................ 132

HILLOPEN ............................................................ 32

HILLSTS ............................................................. 132

HIV4YR .................................................................. 42

HIVBOY ............................................................... 128

HIVGRL ................................................................ 129

HIVMEN .............................................................. 128

HIVSIDA .............................................................. 39

HIVTR4YR............................................................. 42

HIVTRANS ........................................................... 39

HIVWMN ............................................................ 128

HLTH4YR............................................................... 42

HLTHCNT4 ......................................................... 106

HLTHCNTR ......................................................... 149

HLTHDYS ............................................................ 117

HLTHEST ............................................................ 111

HLTHEXTN ........................................................... 39

HLTHHRS ............................................................ 117

HLTHINSR ........................................................... 38

HLTHOFFC .......................................................... 150

HLTHOTH ............................................................. 39

HLTHPOST ......................................................... 107

HLTHPRPS ........................................................... 100

HLTHSCR1 ........................................................... 148

HLTHSCR2 .......................................................... 148

HLTHSCR3 .......................................................... 148

HLTHSTFA ......................................................... 139

HLTHSTFC .......................................................... 135

HLTHSTFS ......................................................... 142

HLTPOST4 .......................................................... 107

HLTPSTTM ......................................................... 109

HLTPSTTR .......................................................... 110

HLTPSTWR ......................................................... 108

HONEYB .................................................................. 5

HORSE1 ................................................................. 83

HORSE2 ................................................................. 84

HORSE3 ................................................................. 84

HOSPITALS ....................................................... 144

HOSPTALA ......................................................... 141

HOSPTALC .......................................................... 137

HOUSCOOP .......................................................... 18

HOUSCOP4 ........................................................... 17

HOUSE4YR ........................................................... 43

HOUSECNS .......................................................... 40

HOUSING ............................................................... 5

HOUSNAME ......................................................... 19

HOWFAR ............................................................... 47

HOWOFTEN ................................................. 47, 165

HRCLSSPY ........................................................... 104

HRSEINF1 ............................................................. 70

HRSEINF2 ............................................................ 71

HRSELOCL ............................................................ 70



HRSEPRC1 ............................................................. 70

HRSEPRC2 ............................................................. 70

HRSEVND1 ............................................................ 70

HRSEVND2 ........................................................... 70

HRSFNTN ........................................................... 102

HRSINTO ........................................................... 101

HRSOTHR ............................................................. 93

HRSPRESC ............................................................ 92

HRSPRIM .............................................................. 92

HRSSABDA ......................................................... 140

HRSSABDC ......................................................... 137

HRSSABDS ......................................................... 144

HRSSECN .............................................................. 92

HRSSFINA ......................................................... 139

HRSSFINC .......................................................... 136

HRSSFINS ......................................................... 143

HRSSPEC ............................................................... 92

HRSSPRCA .......................................................... 140

HRSSPRCC ........................................................... 136

HRSSPRCS .......................................................... 143

HRSTRUCK .......................................................... 102

HRSWELL ............................................................ 102

HRVSCHLD ............................................................ 53

HRVSFMLE............................................................ 51

HRVSMALE ........................................................... 49

HTLCRCUR .......................................................... 107

HTLCRTIM .......................................................... 108

HTLCRTRN .......................................................... 109

HTLCRWHR ........................................................ 108

HVDIPRPS ............................................................. 97

HVFRSTPS ............................................................ 97

HVMILKPS ............................................................ 97

HVMTRLPS ............................................................ 97

HVOTH1PS ............................................................ 97

HVOTH2PS ........................................................... 97

HVTOYSPS ........................................................... 97

I

IDDIR .................................................................... 18

IDDIR4 .................................................................. 17

IDDRNAME........................................................... 19

ILLOCCUP ............................................................... 5

IMMUNBOY ....................................................... 128

IMMUNGRL ........................................................ 128

IMMUNMEN....................................................... 127

IMMUNWMN ..................................................... 128

INAPLGHT .......................................................... 101

INAPVENT .......................................................... 101

INCUBATR .......................................................... 112

INCUBWRK ......................................................... 113

INDSACT4 ............................................................ 15

INDSACTV ........................................................... 13

INDSAFCT ............................................................ 14

INDUST .................................................................. 5

INDUSTRY ........................................................... 48

INDWAFCT .......................................................... 14

INDWPRB4 ........................................................... 15

INDWPROB .......................................................... 13

INFCONT ............................................................ 152

INFFIRST ........................................................... 151

INFLAST ............................................................. 151

INFMIDDL .......................................................... 151

INFR14YR ............................................................. 43

INFRMNTA ........................................................ 141

INFRMNTC ......................................................... 137

INFRMNTS ......................................................... 144

INFROTH .............................................................. 40

INPT4YR ............................................................... 43

INSCTCDE ............................................................ 58

INSOTHER ........................................................... 93

INSPRESCH .......................................................... 93

INSPRMRY ............................................................ 93

INSR4YR ............................................................... 42

INSSECND ........................................................... 93

INSSPECL ............................................................. 93

INSUFF ............................................................... 101

INTBEGDT ..... 2, 16, 25, 37, 48, 59, 85, 91, 96, 103, 106, 111, 133, 138, 141, 146

INTBEGH 2, 16, 25, 37, 48, 59, 85, 91, 96, 103, 106, 111, 133, 138, 141, 142, 146

INTBEGY .2, 16, 25, 37, 48, 59, 85, 91, 96, 103, 106, 111, 133, 138, 142, 146

INTENDD ... 16, 24, 37, 47, 59, 85, 91, 96, 106, 111,

129

INTENDH .. 16, 24, 37, 48, 59, 85, 91, 96, 106, 111, 129

INTENDM .. 16, 24, 37, 47, 59, 85, 91, 96, 106, 111, 129

INTENDY ... 16, 24, 37, 47, 59, 85, 91, 96, 106, 111, 129

INTLPRPS ........................................................... 100

INTRN4YR ............................................................ 28

IQUBNAME .......................................................... 19



IQUIB .................................................................... 19

IQUIB4 ................................................................. 17

IRRG4YR ................................................................ 29

IRRGLAND ............................................................ 84

IRRGN4YR ............................................................ 43

IRRGTN ................................................................. 40

IRRIGTN ............................................................... 26

ITEM .................................................................... 157

ITEMTYPE .......................................................... 160

J

JINJINF1 ............................................................. 81

JINJINF2 ............................................................ 81

JINJLOCL ............................................................ 81

JINJLPRC1 ........................................................... 81

JINJPRC2 ............................................................. 81

JINJVND1 ............................................................ 81

JINJVND2 ........................................................... 81

JNRNRSE ............................................................ 149

JUDCIALA .......................................................... 141

JUDCIALC .......................................................... 137

JUDCIALS .......................................................... 144

K

KARIINF1 ............................................................. 78

KARIINF2 ............................................................. 78

KARILOCL ............................................................. 78

KARIPRC1 .............................................................. 78

KARIPRC2 .............................................................. 78

KARIVND1 ............................................................. 78

KARIVND2 ............................................................ 78

KINDMTRL ........................................................... 94

KINDSUPP........................................................... 162

KITCNAME ........................................................... 19

KNDMTRPS ........................................................... 97

KNDMTRPY ......................................................... 104

KNOWBDG1 ........................................................ 149

KNOWBDG2 ........................................................ 149

KNOWBDG3 ........................................................ 149

KNOWBUDG ....................................................... 150

KRSNINF1 ............................................................. 66

KRSNINF2 ............................................................ 66

KRSNLOCL ............................................................ 66

KRSNPRC1 ............................................................. 66

KRSNPRC2 ............................................................. 66

KRSNVND1 ............................................................ 66

KRSNVND2 ........................................................... 66

L

LABTCFLL ........................................................... 118

LABTCNUM ......................................................... 120

LABTCPRT ........................................................... 119

LABTCSOM ......................................................... 120

LABTLNG1 ........................................................... 123

LABTLNG2 .......................................................... 123

LAMB1 .................................................................... 83

LAMB2 ................................................................... 84

LAMB3 ................................................................... 84

LANDSUB .............................................................. 58

LANGPRPS ........................................................... 100

LBRNAME .............................................................. 19

LBRUN4 ................................................................. 17

LBRUNION ........................................................... 18

LCLQNTY ............................................................ 160

LDRLIVE ................................................................ 24

LDRPWR ................................................................. 24

LDRVIST ............................................................... 24

LEGALHS ................................................................. 5

LEGLRECG ............................................................. 24

LENDCOOP ........................................................... 18

LENDCOP4 ............................................................ 17

LENDNAME .......................................................... 19

LITRCY .................................................................. 38

LIVEST .................................................................... 5

LIVRES ................................................................ 152

LNDCHLD .............................................................. 52

LNDFMLE .............................................................. 51

LNDMALE .............................................................. 49

LNDRCHLD ............................................................ 55

LNDRFMLE ............................................................ 54

LNDRMALE ........................................................... 54

LNTLINF1 ............................................................. 70

LNTLINF2 ............................................................. 70

LNTLLOCL ............................................................. 70

LNTLLPRC1 ............................................................ 70

LNTLPRC2 ............................................................. 70

LNTLVND1 ............................................................ 70

LNTLVND2 ............................................................ 70

LOCAL1 .................................................................. 19

LOCAL2 .................................................................. 19

LOCAL3 .................................................................. 19

LOCALGOV ............................................................ 26

LOCALITY ............................................................. 92

LOCLAFCT ............................................................. 14



LOCLCAP .................................................................. 7

LOCLDMP4 ............................................................ 15

LOCLDUMP ............................................................ 13

LOCLTY ................................................................ 111

LOCLUNIT .......................................................... 160

LONGAGO ........................................................... 152

LONGDAIL ............................................................ 46

LONGMNTH ......................................................... 47

LONGWEEK .......................................................... 47

LSSTHNPS............................................................ 99

LTRCY4YR ............................................................. 42

LTRCYCMP ............................................................. 91

LTTLCHLD ............................................................. 25

M

MAINCROP ......................................................... 155

MAINSRC ............................................................ 154

MAJRRLG1 .............................................................. 4

MAJRRLG2 .............................................................. 4

MAJRRLG3 .............................................................. 4

MAJRRLG4 .............................................................. 4

MALAR4YR............................................................ 42

MALARIA .............................................................. 39

MALEADLA ......................................................... 139

MALEADLC.......................................................... 135

MALEADLS ......................................................... 142

MALNRSHD ........................................................ 150

MAMMOGRAM ................................................... 112

MAMMOWRK ..................................................... 113

MARKETS .............................................................. 47

MATRLPY ............................................................. 104

MATRNTTR ........................................................ 110

MATRNTWR ....................................................... 108

MATRNTY ........................................................... 107

MATRNTY4 ......................................................... 107

MATRNYTM ....................................................... 108

MAZEINF1 ............................................................ 69

MAZEINF2 ........................................................... 69

MAZELOCL ........................................................... 69

MAZEPRC1 ............................................................. 69

MAZEPRC2 ............................................................ 69

MAZEVND1 ........................................................... 69

MAZEVND2 .......................................................... 69

MBLPH4YR ............................................................ 29

MEATINF1 ............................................................ 75

MEATINF2 ........................................................... 75

MEATLOCL ........................................................... 75

MEATLPRC1 .......................................................... 75

MEATPRC2 ............................................................ 75

MEATVND1 ........................................................... 75

MEATVND2 .......................................................... 75

MEBEINF1 ............................................................ 65

MEBEINF2 ............................................................ 65

MEBELOCL ............................................................ 65

MEBEPRC1 ............................................................. 65

MEBEPRC2 ............................................................. 65

MEBEVND1 ............................................................ 65

MEBEVND2 ........................................................... 65

MEGACC ................................................................... 9

MEGEMIG ............................................................. 13

MEGEXP ................................................................. 10

MEGJOBS ............................................................. 12

MEGNOMON ........................................................ 11

MEGSCARC ........................................................... 10

MEGWORK ............................................................ 12

MENTL4YR ........................................................... 42

MENTLHTH .......................................................... 39

MESACC................................................................... 9

MESEMIG ............................................................. 12

MESEXP ................................................................. 10

MESHWORK ......................................................... 12

MESJOBS ............................................................. 12

MESNOMON ........................................................ 11

MESSCARC ............................................................. 9

MIAACC ................................................................... 9

MIAEMIG.............................................................. 13

MIAEXP ................................................................. 10

MIAJOBS ............................................................. 12

MIANOMON ........................................................ 11

MIASCARC ........................................................... 10

MIAWORK ............................................................ 12

MICRO4YR ............................................................ 29

MICROFIN ........................................................... 26

MICROSCP .......................................................... 112

MICROWRK ........................................................ 113

MIDWFFLL ......................................................... 118

MIDWFNUM ...................................................... 120

MIDWFPRT ......................................................... 118

MIDWFSOM ...................................................... 119

MIDWIFE ........................................................... 110

MIDWLNG1 ........................................................ 121

MIDWLNG2 ........................................................ 121



MIGRATE ............................................................ 145

MILKINF1 ............................................................. 72

MILKINF2............................................................. 72

MILKLOCL ............................................................. 72

MILKPRC1 .............................................................. 72

MILKPRC2 ............................................................. 72

MILKVND1 ............................................................ 72

MILKVND2 ............................................................ 72

MILLINF1 ............................................................. 69

MILLINF2 ............................................................. 70

MILLLOCL ............................................................. 69

MILLPRC1 .............................................................. 69

MILLPRC2.............................................................. 69

MILLVND1............................................................. 69

MILLVND2 ............................................................ 69

MINING .................................................................. 5

MINSTNDR ........................................................ 149

MINWAFCT .......................................................... 14

MINWPRB4........................................................... 15

MINWPROB .......................................................... 13

MLCALF1 ................................................................ 83

MLCALF2 ............................................................... 84

MLCALF3 ............................................................... 84

MLRIABOY.......................................................... 126

MLRIAGRL .......................................................... 127

MLRIAMEN ......................................................... 124

MLRIAWMN ....................................................... 125

MLTISTRY ............................................................ 16

MMONHRV2 ......................................................... 50

MMONHRV3 ......................................................... 50

MMONHRVS ......................................................... 50

MMONLAND ........................................................ 49

MMONLND2 ......................................................... 49

MMONLND3 ......................................................... 49

MMONOTH2 ........................................................ 51

MMONOTH3 ........................................................ 51

MMONOTHR ........................................................ 51

MMONPLN2 .......................................................... 50

MMONPLN3 .......................................................... 50

MMONPLNT.......................................................... 50

MMONPOST ......................................................... 50

MMONPSR2 .......................................................... 50

MMONPSR3 .......................................................... 50

MMONPST2 .......................................................... 50

MMONPST3 .......................................................... 50

MMONPSTR .......................................................... 50

MMONWED2 ........................................................ 50

MMONWED3 ........................................................ 50

MMONWEED ........................................................ 50

MNGBDG1 ............................................................ 149

MNGBDG2 ........................................................... 149

MNGBDG3 ........................................................... 149

MNGBUDG ........................................................... 150

MNRLDYS ........................................................... 131

MNRLHRS ........................................................... 131

MNRLSRC ............................................................ 131

MNRLSTS ........................................................... 132

MNTLBOY ........................................................... 126

MNTLGRL ............................................................ 127

MNTLMEN .......................................................... 124

MNTLWMN ......................................................... 125

MOBLPHNE ........................................................... 26

MODULE .............................................................. 151

MODULE2 ........................................................... 151

MODULE3 ........................................................... 151

MONEY .................................................................. 58

MONTHLY ............................................................. 46

MONTHPRD .......................................................... 46

MONTRVTL ........................................................ 112

MOREMOVE ........................................................ 145

MORETHAN ......................................................... 49

MOSTSPKN ............................................................ 3

MOTHER .............................................................. 135

MOTHERA ........................................................... 139

MOTHERS ........................................................... 142

MOTOTAXI ........................................................ 114

MOTRPRPS .......................................................... 100

MSTIMPPS ........................................................... 98

MTCLSSPY .......................................................... 104

MTHOTHR ............................................................ 93

MTHPRESC............................................................ 93

MTHPRIM ............................................................. 93

MTHRCLB4 ............................................................ 17

MTHRCLUB ........................................................... 18

MTHRNAME ......................................................... 19

MTHSECN ............................................................. 93

MTHSPEC .............................................................. 93

MTLHLTH ............................................................ 110

MTNGSPS ........................................................... 100

MULE1 .................................................................... 83

MULE2 ................................................................... 84

MULE3 ................................................................... 84



MUTTINF1 ............................................................ 74

MUTTINF2 ........................................................... 74

MUTTLOCL ........................................................... 74

MUTTPRC1 ............................................................ 74

MUTTPRC2 ............................................................ 74

MUTTVND1 ........................................................... 74

MUTTVND2 .......................................................... 74

N

NAME1 ................................................................. 147

NAME2 ................................................................ 147

NAME3 ................................................................ 147

NAMECITY ............................................................. 6

NAMECMTY ........................................................ 158

NAMELOCL ......................................................... 159

NECHINF1 ............................................................ 82

NECHINF2 ............................................................ 82

NECHLOCL ............................................................ 81

NECHPRC1 ............................................................. 81

NECHPRC2 ............................................................ 82

NECHVND1 ........................................................... 81

NECHVND2 ........................................................... 82

NEHACC ................................................................... 9

NEHEMIG ............................................................. 13

NEHEXP ................................................................. 11

NEHJOBS ............................................................. 12

NEHNOMON ........................................................ 11

NEHSCARC ........................................................... 10

NEHWORK ............................................................ 12

NEWSEED ............................................................. 58

NGHBRDYS ........................................................... 35

NGHBRHRS ........................................................... 35

NGOSA ................................................................ 141

NGOSC ................................................................. 137

NGOSS ................................................................ 144

NMAPRCHC ......................................................... 135

NMAPRCHS ......................................................... 142

NMDISBOY .......................................................... 94

NMDISGRL ........................................................... 94

NMDSBYPS ........................................................... 97

NMDSGRPS ........................................................... 97

NMLOCLPY .......................................................... 104

NMRFDCL ............................................................ 137

NMRHRSS ........................................................... 137

NMROTH1 ........................................................... 137

NMROTH2 .......................................................... 137

NMROTH3 .......................................................... 137

NMROTH4 .......................................................... 137

NMRPHYS ........................................................... 137

NMRPRNT ........................................................... 137

NMRRAPE ............................................................ 137

NMSTF1PS ............................................................ 99

NMSTF2PS ........................................................... 99

NNFRM4YR ........................................................... 86

NNFRMNAM ......................................................... 87

NNFRMTIM .......................................................... 88

NNFRMTRN .......................................................... 90

NOBRPS ................................................................. 98

NOISAFCT ........................................................... 14

NOISEPLL ............................................................. 13

NOISPLL4 ............................................................. 15

NONE ..................................................................... 58

NONFARM ............................................................ 40

NONFR4YR ........................................................... 43

NONFRML ............................................................. 86

NONJUDG ............................................................ 25

NONPR4YR ........................................................... 29

NOTEINF1 ............................................................ 62

NOTEINF2 ........................................................... 62

NOTELOCL............................................................ 62

NOTEPRC1 ............................................................. 62

NOTEPRC2 ............................................................ 62

NOTEVND1 ........................................................... 62

NOTEVND2 .......................................................... 62

NOTHING ........................................................... 117

NRSELNG1 .......................................................... 122

NRSELNG2 .......................................................... 122

NRSRY4YR ............................................................ 86

NRSRYNAM .......................................................... 87

NRSRYTIM ........................................................... 88

NRSRYTRN ........................................................... 89

NTBNK4YR ............................................................ 29

NTLBANK .............................................................. 26

NTRCLNG1 .......................................................... 122

NTRCLNG2 .......................................................... 122

NTRLTRNG ......................................................... 111

NTVASC4 .............................................................. 17

NTVASSC .............................................................. 18

NTVNAME ............................................................ 19

NUMASSPS .......................................................... 99

NUMBEDS ........................................................... 114

NUMBGHT ............................................................ 35



NUMBORE ............................................................. 35

NUMBOYPS .......................................................... 97

NUMBTTLD .......................................................... 35

NUMDWELL.......................................................... 33

NUMEDUC ............................................................. 92

NUMFDCLA ......................................................... 140

NUMGRPS ............................................................. 97

NUMHILL .............................................................. 33

NUMHRSSA ....................................................... 141

NUMINPA ........................................................... 146

NUMINPIT ........................................................... 32

NUMINTLT .......................................................... 32

NUMNRSPS .......................................................... 99

NUMOTH1A ........................................................ 141

NUMOTH2A ....................................................... 141

NUMOTH3A ....................................................... 141

NUMOTH4A ....................................................... 141

NUMOTHER ......................................................... 36

NUMOTHR ............................................................ 33

NUMOUTTL .......................................................... 32

NUMPBWLL .......................................................... 36

NUMPDNGH.......................................................... 36

NUMPDRLT ........................................................... 36

NUMPDWLL .......................................................... 35

NUMPHYSA ........................................................ 141

NUMPPL ............................................................... 157

NUMPRNTA ........................................................ 141

NUMPRTNK........................................................... 36

NUMPRTUB ........................................................... 36

NUMPRWLL .......................................................... 35

NUMPRWTR ......................................................... 35

NUMPSYPS ........................................................... 99

NUMRAPEA......................................................... 141

NUMRIVER ........................................................... 33

NUMRNWTR ........................................................ 35

NUMRSTL ........................................................... 146

NUMRTRND ........................................................ 146

NUMSHRPT .......................................................... 33

NUMSPRNG .......................................................... 35

NUMTCHR1 ......................................................... 147

NUMTCHR2 ........................................................ 147

NUMTCHR3 ........................................................ 147

NUMTUTPS .......................................................... 99

NUMUNTNK ......................................................... 35

NUOUTPT ............................................................. 33

NURSE ................................................................. 110

NURSEFLL .......................................................... 118

NURSENUM ........................................................ 120

NURSEPRT .......................................................... 119

NURSERY .............................................................. 85

NURSESOM ........................................................ 119

NURSPUB .............................................................. 55

NURSTEMP ........................................................... 55

NUTRCFLL........................................................... 118

NUTRCNUM ........................................................ 120

NUTRCPRT .......................................................... 119

NUTRCSOM ........................................................ 119

NUTRNPS .............................................................. 99

NUTRPRPS .......................................................... 100

O

OATSINF1 ............................................................ 70

OATSINF2 ........................................................... 70

OATSLOCL............................................................ 70

OATSPRC1 ............................................................. 70

OATSPRC2 ............................................................ 70

OATSVND1 ........................................................... 70

OATSVND2 .......................................................... 70

OBSCMNT ........................................................... 154

OBSTLNG1 .......................................................... 123

OBSTLNG2 ......................................................... 123

OBSTRFLL ........................................................... 118

OBSTRNUM ........................................................ 120

OBSTRPRT .......................................................... 119

OBSTRSOM ........................................................ 120

OFFCLNM .............................................................. 92

OFFNMPY ............................................................ 103

OFRDRSTL .......................................................... 146

OILINF1 ................................................................ 78

OILINF2 ............................................................... 78

OILLOCL ............................................................... 78

OILPRC1 ................................................................. 78

OILPRC2 ................................................................ 78

OILVND1 ............................................................... 78

OILVND2 .............................................................. 78

OLDBOYPS ............................................................ 97

OMBUDSA .......................................................... 141

OMBUDSC ........................................................... 137

OMBUDSS .......................................................... 144

ONE4ALL .............................................................. 94

ONEEXTRM .......................................................... 94

ONEPERGR ............................................................ 95



ONESTRY .............................................................. 16

ONETCHR............................................................ 104

ONIOINF1 ............................................................ 83

ONIOINF2 ........................................................... 83

ONIOLOCL ........................................................... 82

ONIOPRC1............................................................. 82

ONIOPRC2 ............................................................ 83

ONIOVND1 ........................................................... 83

ONIOVND2 .......................................................... 83

OPERATES .......................................................... 154

OPHTHFLL .......................................................... 118

OPHTHNUM ....................................................... 120

OPHTHPRT .......................................................... 118

OPHTHSOM........................................................ 119

OPHTLNG1 .......................................................... 121

OPHTLNG2.......................................................... 121

ORALINF1 ............................................................. 64

ORALINF2 ............................................................ 64

ORALLOCL ............................................................ 64

ORALPRC1 ............................................................. 64

ORALPRC2 ............................................................. 64

ORALVND1 ............................................................ 64

ORALVND2 ........................................................... 64

OTBNK4YR ............................................................ 29

OTFACCUR .......................................................... 107

OTFACTIM ......................................................... 108

OTFACTRN ......................................................... 110

OTFACWHR ........................................................ 108

OTH14YR ............................................................... 29

OTHABD1A ......................................................... 140

OTHABD1C .......................................................... 137

OTHABD1S ......................................................... 144

OTHABD2A ........................................................ 140

OTHABD2C ......................................................... 137

OTHABD2S ......................................................... 144

OTHABD3A ........................................................ 140

OTHABD3C ......................................................... 137

OTHABD3S ......................................................... 144

OTHABD4A ........................................................ 140

OTHABD4C ......................................................... 137

OTHABD4S ......................................................... 144

OTHACTN1 ........................................................... 23

OTHACTN2 .......................................................... 23

OTHAFCT1 ............................................................ 14

OTHAFCT2 ........................................................... 14

OTHCAS1C .......................................................... 135

OTHCAS2C ......................................................... 135

OTHCHLD1 ............................................................ 55

OTHCHLD2 ........................................................... 55

OTHCHLD3 ........................................................... 55

OTHCHLD4 ........................................................... 55

OTHCSE1S .......................................................... 142

OTHCSE2S ......................................................... 142

OTHDISTR ......................................................... 152

OTHDS1PS ............................................................ 97

OTHDS2PS ........................................................... 97

OTHDS3PS ........................................................... 97

OTHER ................................................................... 16

OTHER1 ................................................................. 14

OTHER14 ......................................................... 16, 18

OTHER2 ................................................................. 14

OTHER24 ........................................................ 16, 18

OTHER34 .............................................................. 18

OTHER4 ........................................................... 33, 34

OTHER4YR ............................................................ 87

OTHERDYS ........................................................... 35

OTHEREDU ........................................................... 93

OTHERFLL .......................................................... 118

OTHERHRS ........................................................... 35

OTHERN ................................................................ 86

OTHERNAM ......................................................... 88

OTHERNUM ....................................................... 105

OTHERPRT .......................................................... 119

OTHERS .................................................................. 5

OTHERSOM ........................................................ 120

OTHERTIM ........................................................... 89

OTHERTRN ........................................................... 91

OTHFAC4 ............................................................ 107

OTHFDY4 .............................................................. 41

OTHFIN1A .......................................................... 140

OTHFIN1C .......................................................... 136

OTHFIN1S .......................................................... 143

OTHFIN2A ......................................................... 140

OTHFIN2C ......................................................... 136

OTHFIN2S ......................................................... 143

OTHFIN3A ......................................................... 140

OTHFIN3C ......................................................... 136

OTHFIN3S ......................................................... 143

OTHFIN4A ......................................................... 140

OTHFIN4C ......................................................... 136

OTHFIN4S ......................................................... 143

OTHFMLE1 ............................................................ 54



OTHFMLE2 ........................................................... 54

OTHFMLE3 ........................................................... 54

OTHFMLE4 ........................................................... 54

OTHFOOD ............................................................ 38

OTHILL1 .............................................................. 148

OTHILL2 ............................................................. 148

OTHILL3 ............................................................. 148

OTHLVL ................................................................. 92

OTHMALE1 ........................................................... 54

OTHMALE2........................................................... 54

OTHMALE3........................................................... 54

OTHMALE4........................................................... 54

OTHNAME1 .......................................................... 19

OTHNAME2 .......................................................... 19

OTHNAME3 .......................................................... 19

OTHOTHR1 ........................................................... 41

OTHOTHR2 .......................................................... 41

OTHOTHR3 .......................................................... 41

OTHPRC1A .......................................................... 140

OTHPRC1C ........................................................... 137

OTHPRC1S ........................................................... 144

OTHPRC2A .......................................................... 140

OTHPRC2C .......................................................... 137

OTHPRC2S .......................................................... 144

OTHPRC3A .......................................................... 140

OTHPRC3C .......................................................... 137

OTHPRC3S .......................................................... 144

OTHPRC4A .......................................................... 140

OTHPRC4C .......................................................... 137

OTHPRC4S .......................................................... 144

OTHPRS1C ........................................................... 135

OTHPRS2C .......................................................... 135

OTHPSN1S.......................................................... 143

OTHPSN2S ......................................................... 143

OTHR4YR .............................................................. 43

OTHRACT .............................................................. 48

OTHRBANK ........................................................... 26

OTHRBNF1 .......................................................... 116

OTHRBNF2 ......................................................... 116

OTHRBNF3 ......................................................... 116

OTHRCHLD ........................................................... 53

OTHRCNDT ........................................................ 101

OTHRCNUM ........................................................ 120

OTHRCOND ........................................................ 130

OTHRCRDT ........................................................... 40

OTHRDEC ................................................................ 5

OTHRDYS ................................................... 117, 131

OTHRECO.............................................................. 12

OTHREQP1 .......................................................... 113

OTHREQP2 ......................................................... 113

OTHRFMLE ........................................................... 51

OTHRFRQ1 ......................................................... 115

OTHRFRQ2 ......................................................... 115

OTHRFRQ3 ......................................................... 115

OTHRFUNC ......................................................... 103

OTHRGRB .............................................................. 36

OTHRHRS ................................................... 117, 131

OTHRINC ................................................................ 4

OTHRKND ............................................................. 95

OTHRLNG1 .......................................................... 123

OTHRLNG2 ......................................................... 123

OTHRLST1 .......................................................... 116

OTHRLST2 ......................................................... 116

OTHRLST3 ......................................................... 116

OTHRMALE .......................................................... 49

OTHRNAME ......................................................... 92

OTHRNMPY ........................................................ 104

OTHRNOT1 ......................................................... 116

OTHRNOT2 ........................................................ 116

OTHRNOT3 ........................................................ 116

OTHRNUM1 ........................................................ 114

OTHRNUM2........................................................ 114

OTHRNUM3........................................................ 114

OTHRPERS .......................................................... 111

OTHRPPL ............................................................. 145

OTHRPRB1 ............................................................. 22

OTHRPRB2 ............................................................ 22

OTHRPRGM ......................................................... 127

OTHRPRPS .......................................................... 100

OTHRSEW .......................................................... 103

OTHRSHOP........................................................... 47

OTHRSRC ............................................................ 101

OTHRSRV .............................................................. 58

OTHRSRVC ......................................................... 132

OTHRTCH ............................................................. 95

OTHRTOLT ........................................................... 32

OTHRTRNS ........................................................ 114

OTHRTYP1 .......................................................... 153

OTHRTYP2 .......................................................... 153

OTHRTYP3 .......................................................... 153

OTHRWORK ....................................................... 145

OTHRWR1 ........................................................... 149



OTHRWR2........................................................... 149

OTHRWRK1 ......................................................... 114

OTHRWRK2 ........................................................ 114

OTHRWRK3 ........................................................ 149

OTHSERV1 ............................................................ 26

OTHSRCHT ......................................................... 131

OTHSRV1A.......................................................... 141

OTHSRV1C .......................................................... 138

OTHSRV1S .......................................................... 144

OTHSRV2A ......................................................... 141

OTHSRV2C ......................................................... 138

OTHSRV2S ......................................................... 144

OTHTPCPS ............................................................ 99

OTHTYPPY .......................................................... 104

OTHUSE .................................................................. 6

OTHWRK ............................................................. 150

OTTRANN ............................................................... 8

OTTRN4YR ............................................................. 9

OX1 ......................................................................... 83

OX2 ........................................................................ 84

OX3 ........................................................................ 84

OXYGENSP ......................................................... 112

OXYGNWRK ....................................................... 113

P

PARAINF1 ............................................................. 65

PARAINF2 ............................................................ 65

PARALOCL ............................................................. 64

PARAPRC1 .............................................................. 64

PARAPRC2 ............................................................. 65

PARAVND1 ............................................................ 65

PARAVND2 ............................................................ 65

PBDSPCUR ........................................................... 107

PBDSPTIM .......................................................... 108

PBDSPTRN .......................................................... 109

PBDSPWHR ......................................................... 108

PBFRTCUR ........................................................... 107

PBFRTTRN .......................................................... 110

PBFRTWHR ......................................................... 108

PBHSPCUR ........................................................... 107

PBHSPTIM .......................................................... 108

PBHSPTRN .......................................................... 109

PBHSPWHR ......................................................... 107

PBLINRNT............................................................. 25

PBLTELE ................................................................ 25

PBLWELL ............................................................. 101

PBPHRTIM .......................................................... 108

PBPRY4YR .............................................................. 87

PBPRYNAM ............................................................ 87

PBPRYTIM ............................................................. 88

PBPRYTRN ............................................................. 90

PBSEC4YR ............................................................. 87

PBSECNAM ........................................................... 88

PBSECTIM ............................................................ 88

PBSECTRN ............................................................ 90

PBTEL4YR .............................................................. 28

PBWLLDYS ............................................................ 35

PBWLLHRS ............................................................ 35

PDWLLDYS ........................................................... 35

PDWLLHRS ........................................................... 34

PERMNT ................................................................. 16

PESTAFCT ............................................................. 14

PESTICD4 ............................................................. 15

PESTICIDE ..................................................... 13, 58

PHARMA4 ............................................................ 106

PHARMCUR ......................................................... 107

PHARMFLL .......................................................... 118

PHARMNUM ....................................................... 120

PHARMPRT .......................................................... 119

PHARMSOM........................................................ 119

PHARMTIM ......................................................... 108

PHARMTRN ......................................................... 109

PHARMWHR ....................................................... 108

PHRMLNG1 .......................................................... 122

PHRMLNG2 ......................................................... 122

PHYSABDA ......................................................... 140

PHYSABDC .......................................................... 137

PHYSABDS.......................................................... 144

PHYSFINA .......................................................... 140

PHYSFINC .......................................................... 136

PHYSFINS .......................................................... 143

PHYSPNSA .......................................................... 139

PHYSPNSC .......................................................... 136

PHYSPNSS .......................................................... 143

PHYSPRCA ........................................................... 140

PHYSPRCC ........................................................... 136

PHYSPRCS ........................................................... 144

PIGFEED ................................................................ 36

PIPDWLL4 ............................................................. 34

PIPEDDYS ........................................................... 131

PIPEDHRS ........................................................... 131

PIPEDSRC ............................................................ 130



PIPEDSTS ........................................................... 131

PIPEDWLL ............................................................. 33

PIPEINTO ........................................................... 101

PIPENGHB ............................................................. 33

PIPERLTV .............................................................. 33

PIPEWATR .......................................................... 101

PIPNGHB4 ............................................................. 34

PIPRLTV4 .............................................................. 34

PIT4YR ................................................................... 42

PITIN ..................................................................... 32

PITINSTS .......................................................... 132

PITLATIN ........................................................... 132

PITLTOUT .......................................................... 102

PITLTRIN ........................................................... 102

PITOUT ................................................................. 32

PITOUTHT ......................................................... 132

PLACEID ..... 1, 2, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 157, 158, 159, 160, 162

PLCSTNA ............................................................. 141

PLCSTNC ............................................................. 137

PLCSTNS ............................................................. 144

PLCSTTN ............................................................... 25

PLGEBOY ............................................................. 126

PLGEGRL .............................................................. 127

PLGEMEN ............................................................ 124

PLGEWMN ........................................................... 125

PLNAME ................................................................... 1

PLNTCHLD ............................................................ 52

PLNTFMLE ............................................................ 51

PLNTMALE ............................................................ 49

POLC4YR ................................................................ 29

POLTGRP ................................................................ 18

POLTGRP4 ............................................................. 17

POLTNAME ........................................................... 19

POORDIST .......................................................... 101

POPCITY .................................................................. 6

POPCITY4 ............................................................... 6

POPCTY12 ................................................................ 6

POPINC .................................................................... 4

POPSIZE.................................................................. 2

POSTCHLD ............................................................ 53

POSTFMLE ............................................................ 51

POSTMALE ........................................................... 49

POTAINF1 ............................................................. 80

POTAINF2 ............................................................ 80

POTALOCL ............................................................ 80

POTALPRC1 ........................................................... 80

POTAPRC2 ............................................................. 80

POTAVND1 ............................................................ 80

POTAVND2 ........................................................... 80

PPLAFTCD ........................................................... 152

PRCDRY .................................................................. 85

PRCEAMOX ........................................................... 65

PRCEARAQ ............................................................ 76

PRCEBEEF .............................................................. 74

PRCEBERB.............................................................. 79

PRCEBLTF .............................................................. 68

PRCEBRED ............................................................. 79

PRCEBRLY .............................................................. 68

PRCEBTTR ............................................................. 73

PRCEBYPT .............................................................. 64

PRCEBYSH ............................................................. 63

PRCECHAT ............................................................ 75

PRCECHCK ............................................................. 74

PRCECHKP .............................................................. 71

PRCECIGR .............................................................. 66

PRCECOFF ............................................................. 76

PRCECOWP ............................................................ 71

PRCEDETG ............................................................. 66

PRCEEGGS ............................................................. 73

PRCEENST ............................................................ 80

PRCEFASO ............................................................ 82

PRCEFDAP ............................................................. 67

PRCEFENU ............................................................. 82

PRCEFLDP .............................................................. 72

PRCEGMMN ........................................................... 80

PRCEGOAT ............................................................ 75

PRCEGRSH............................................................. 63

PRCEGRSK ............................................................. 64

PRCEHRSE ............................................................. 71

PRCEJINJ ............................................................. 81

PRCEKARI.............................................................. 78

PRCEKRSN ............................................................. 66

PRCELNTL ............................................................. 70

PRCEMAZE ............................................................ 69

PRCEMEAT ............................................................ 75

PRCEMEBE ............................................................. 65

PRCEMILK ............................................................. 72

PRCEMILL ............................................................. 70

PRCEMUTT ............................................................ 74

PRCENECH ............................................................ 82

PRCENOTE ............................................................ 62



PRCEOATS ............................................................ 70

PRCEOIL ................................................................ 78

PRCEONIO ............................................................ 83

PRCEORAL ............................................................. 64

PRCEPARA ............................................................. 65

PRCEPOTA ............................................................. 80

PRCEPULS .............................................................. 72

PRCEREFR .............................................................. 77

PRCESALT ............................................................. 78

PRCESELT ............................................................. 81

PRCESHOE ............................................................ 63

PRCESORG ............................................................ 69

PRCESPCE .............................................................. 79

PRCESUGR ............................................................. 77

PRCETEJ ................................................................ 76

PRCETEXT ............................................................. 62

PRCETIKL .............................................................. 81

PRCEUREA ............................................................. 67

PRCEVEGE ............................................................. 83

PRCEWHET ........................................................... 69

PRCEWHTF ........................................................... 67

PRCEYOGH ............................................................ 73

PRCIRRG ................................................................ 85

PRCTTANK ............................................................ 33

PRCTTNK4 ............................................................. 34

PRDCRS .................................................................. 18

PRDCRS4 ............................................................... 17

PRDRNAME ........................................................... 19

PRESCHL................................................................ 92

PRFJG4YR ............................................................. 29

PRGMBOY ............................................................ 128

PRGMGRL ............................................................. 129

PRGMMEN ........................................................... 128

PRGMWMN ......................................................... 128

PRICE ................................................................... 157

PRIDROP ................................................................ 95

PRIMARY ............................................................... 92

PRIMREP ................................................................ 95

PRIVATE ................................................................ 93

PRIVTPY .............................................................. 104

PRNTABDA ......................................................... 140

PRNTABDC .......................................................... 137

PRNTABDS.......................................................... 144

PRNTFINA .......................................................... 139

PRNTFINC .......................................................... 136

PRNTFINS .......................................................... 143

PRNTHODC ......................................................... 135

PRNTHODS ......................................................... 142

PRNTPRCA ........................................................... 140

PRNTPRCC ........................................................... 136

PRNTPRCS ........................................................... 143

PROFJUDG ............................................................ 26

PRON4YR ............................................................... 41

PRONOEI .............................................................. 38

PROVCAP ................................................................. 7

PRPBDG1 .............................................................. 149

PRPBDG2 .............................................................. 149

PRPBDG3 .............................................................. 149

PRPBUDG ............................................................. 150

PRPSTTCH ............................................................. 86

PRPTCH4Y ............................................................. 87

PRPTCHNM............................................................ 88

PRPTCHTM ............................................................ 89

PRPTCHTR ............................................................. 90

PRSNAFLA .......................................................... 139

PRSNAFLC ........................................................... 135

PRSNAFLS .......................................................... 142

PRSTACTN ............................................................ 22

PRSTITN ............................................................... 21

PRTCDWLL ............................................................ 33

PRTCDWTR ........................................................... 33

PRTCWLL4 ............................................................ 34

PRTCWTR4 ............................................................ 34

PRTRANS1 ............................................................... 7

PRTRANS2 .............................................................. 7

PRTRANS3 .............................................................. 7

PRTUBDYS ............................................................ 35

PRTUBHRS ............................................................ 35

PRVDISP4............................................................ 106

PRVFRTY4 ........................................................... 107

PRVHOSP4 .......................................................... 106

PRVJNR.................................................................. 86

PRVJNR4Y ............................................................. 87

PRVJNRNM ........................................................... 88

PRVJNRTM ........................................................... 89

PRVJNRTR ............................................................ 91

PRVNR4YR ............................................................. 86

PRVNRNAM ........................................................... 87

PRVNRTIM ............................................................ 88

PRVNRTRN ............................................................ 90

PRVPR4YR .............................................................. 87

PRVPRM4Y ............................................................. 87



PRVPRMNM ........................................................... 87

PRVPRMTM ............................................................ 88

PRVPRMTR ............................................................. 90

PRVPRNAM ............................................................ 87

PRVPRTIM ............................................................. 88

PRVPRTRN ............................................................. 90

PRVTELE ................................................................ 25

PRVTNRSY ............................................................ 86

PRVTPRE ................................................................ 86

PRVTPRMY............................................................. 86

PRVTSC4Y ............................................................. 87

PRVTSCND ............................................................ 86

PRVTSCNM ........................................................... 88

PRVTSCTM ............................................................ 89

PRVTSCTR ............................................................. 90

PRVTTUBE............................................................. 33

PRVTUBE4 ............................................................. 34

PSNTASC4 ............................................................ 17

PSNTASSC ........................................................... 18

PSNTNAME .......................................................... 19

PSTRCHLD ............................................................ 53

PSTRFMLE ............................................................ 51

PSTRMALE ............................................................ 49

PSYCHFLL ........................................................... 118

PSYCHNUM ......................................................... 120

PSYCHPRT ........................................................... 119

PSYCHSOM ......................................................... 119

PSYCLNG1 ........................................................... 122

PSYCLNG2 ........................................................... 122

PTOUTSTS ......................................................... 132

PUBDISP4 ........................................................... 106

PUBFRTY4 ........................................................... 107

PUBHOSP4 .......................................................... 106

PUBLIC ................................................................... 93

PUBLICPY ............................................................ 104

PUBPRMRY ............................................................ 86

PUBSEC .................................................................. 86

PUBWELL .............................................................. 33

PUBWELL4 ............................................................ 34

PULSINF1 ............................................................. 72

PULSINF2 ............................................................. 72

PULSLOCL ............................................................. 72

PULSPRC1 .............................................................. 72

PULSPRC2 .............................................................. 72

PULSVND1 ............................................................. 72

PULSVND2 ............................................................ 72

PUPILS1 ............................................................... 148

PUPILS2 .............................................................. 148

PUPILS3 .............................................................. 148

PUROTHR .............................................................. 92

PURPRESC ............................................................. 92

PURPRI ................................................................... 92

PURSEC .................................................................. 92

PURSPCL ................................................................ 92

PVDSPCUR ........................................................... 107

PVDSPTIM .......................................................... 108

PVDSPTRN .......................................................... 109

PVDSPWHR ......................................................... 108

PVEDN ...................................................................... 8

PVEDN4YR .............................................................. 8

PVFRTCUR ........................................................... 107

PVFRTTRN .......................................................... 110

PVFRTWHR ......................................................... 108

PVHSPCUR ........................................................... 107

PVHSPTIM .......................................................... 108

PVHSPTRN .......................................................... 109

PVHSPWHR ......................................................... 107

PVPHRTIM .......................................................... 108

PVTEL4YR.............................................................. 28

Q

QUESTCOM ................................................ 153, 154

R

RABISBOY .......................................................... 126

RABISGRL ........................................................... 127

RABISMEN ......................................................... 124

RABISWMN ....................................................... 125

RADILNG1 ........................................................... 123

RADILNG2 .......................................................... 123

RADIOFLL ........................................................... 118

RADIONUM ........................................................ 120

RADIOPRT .......................................................... 119

RADIOSOM ........................................................ 120

RAILN ...................................................................... 8

RAILN4YR ............................................................... 8

RAINWDYS .......................................................... 35

RAINWHRS .......................................................... 35

RAINWTR ............................................................. 33

RAINWTR4 .......................................................... 34

RAPEA .................................................................. 139

RAPEABDA .......................................................... 140

RAPEABDC .......................................................... 137



RAPEABDS .......................................................... 144

RAPEC ................................................................... 136

RAPEFINA .......................................................... 140

RAPEFINC ........................................................... 136

RAPEFINS........................................................... 143

RAPEPRCA ........................................................... 140

RAPEPRCC ............................................................ 136

RAPEPRCS ........................................................... 144

RAPES .................................................................. 143

RBRYACTN ............................................................ 22

REASDEC ................................................................. 5

REASINC ................................................................. 4

RECRTN ................................................................... 5

RECVHELP ........................................................... 153

REFOREST ............................................................ 40

REFRGWRK ......................................................... 113

REFRIGER ........................................................... 112

REFRINF1 .............................................................. 77

REFRINF2 ............................................................. 77

REFRLOCL ............................................................. 77

REFRPRC1 .............................................................. 77

REFRPRC2 .............................................................. 77

REFRVND1 ............................................................. 77

REFRVND2 ............................................................ 77

REGION ................................................................... 1

REGLTRN1 ............................................................... 7

REGLTRN2 .............................................................. 7

REGLTRN3 .............................................................. 7

REGULATE ............................................................ 36

RELGGRP ................................................................ 18

RELGGRP4 ............................................................. 17

RELGINST ............................................................ 25

RELGNAME ........................................................... 19

RENTBULL ............................................................ 84

RENTTRAC ............................................................ 84

REPITION ........................................................... 106

REPROD1 .............................................................. 148

REPROD2 ............................................................. 148

REPROD3 ............................................................. 148

RESPRBNF ........................................................... 115

RESPRBOY .......................................................... 125

RESPRFRQ .......................................................... 115

RESPRGRL ........................................................... 126

RESPRLST ........................................................... 116

RESPRMEN.......................................................... 123

RESPRNOT .......................................................... 116

RESPRNUM ......................................................... 114

RESPRWMN ........................................................ 124

RETAIL .................................................................... 5

RFRST4YR ............................................................. 43

RIVER ................................................................... 103

RIVER4YR ............................................................... 8

RIVERGRB ............................................................. 36

RIVERHT ............................................................. 132

RIVERN .................................................................... 8

RIVERSTS........................................................... 133

RLCRMAS .............................................................. 20

RLHOUSE .............................................................. 20

RLIDDIR ................................................................ 21

RLIQUIB ............................................................... 21

RLKITCH................................................................ 20

RLLBRUN ............................................................... 19

RLLENDCP ............................................................. 20

RLMTHRCL ............................................................ 20

RLNTVAS .............................................................. 21

RLOTHR1 ............................................................... 21

RLOTHR2 .............................................................. 21

RLOTHR3 .............................................................. 21

RLPOLTGR ............................................................. 20

RLPRDC .................................................................. 21

RLPSNTN .............................................................. 21

RLRELGGR ............................................................. 20

RLSPRTAS ............................................................. 20

RLSVGSGR ............................................................ 20

RLTVSDYS ............................................................ 35

RLTVSHRS ............................................................ 35

RLTWPRPS ............................................................ 99

RLWMNGR ............................................................ 21

RLYTHGR ............................................................... 21

RNCHLD4Y ............................................................ 43

ROBBERY ............................................................... 21

ROUTEACC.................................................. 158, 159

RPRBRDG ............................................................... 40

RPRHLTH ............................................................... 39

RPRPIT ................................................................... 39

RPRSCHL................................................................ 39

RPRSWR................................................................. 39

RPRWTR ................................................................. 39

RSID ..................................................................... 151

RUNCARE .............................................................. 41

RVRTOILT ............................................................ 32



S

SALTINF1 ............................................................. 77

SALTINF2 ............................................................ 78

SALTLOCL ............................................................ 77

SALTPRC1 .............................................................. 77

SALTPRC2 ............................................................. 77

SALTVND1 ............................................................ 77

SALTVND2 ........................................................... 77

SCHBKFST ............................................................ 38

SCHCLTH .............................................................. 38

SCHFOOD4 ........................................................... 41

SCHL4YR ............................................................... 42

SCHLDRCT .......................................................... 134

SCHLFNC ............................................................. 134

SCHLFOOD ........................................................... 38

SCHLLNC1 ........................................................... 148

SCHLLNC2 .......................................................... 148

SCHLLNC3 .......................................................... 148

SCHLTCHA.......................................................... 139

SCHLTCHC .......................................................... 135

SCHLTCHS .......................................................... 142

SCHLTEXT ............................................................ 38

SCHLUSE ............................................................ 134

SCHLWHR ........................................................... 134

SCNDCROP ............................................................ 55

SCNDSPKN ............................................................. 3

SCNDWAY ............................................................ 58

SECDINST .......................................................... 147

SECDROP ............................................................... 95

SECIMPPS ............................................................. 98

SECNDRY .............................................................. 92

SECREP .................................................................. 95

SECRTRY ............................................................... 55

SECTION ............................................................ 151

SECTION2 .......................................................... 151

SECTION3 .......................................................... 151

SELLWARE ........................................................... 46

SELTINF1 ............................................................. 81

SELTINF2 ............................................................. 81

SELTLOCL ............................................................. 80

SELTLPRC1 ............................................................ 80

SELTPRC2 ............................................................. 81

SELTVND1 ............................................................ 80

SELTVND2 ............................................................ 81

SEMIPERM............................................................ 16

SENACC ................................................................... 9

SENEMIG .............................................................. 13

SENEXP ................................................................. 10

SENJOBS ............................................................. 12

SENNOMON ........................................................ 11

SENSCARC ............................................................ 10

SENWORK ............................................................ 12

SERVID ................................................................ 160

SEWAGE................................................................ 25

SEWR4YR .............................................................. 28

SEXRES ............................................................... 151

SEXULBOY .......................................................... 128

SEXULGRL .......................................................... 129

SEXULMEN ......................................................... 128

SEXULWMN ....................................................... 128

SHANTY ................................................................ 16

SHEEPC1 ................................................................ 83

SHEEPC2 ............................................................... 84

SHEEPC3 ............................................................... 84

SHFTINTL ............................................................ 93

SHFTOTHR ........................................................... 93

SHFTPRMY ........................................................... 93

SHFTSECD ............................................................ 93

SHFTSPCL ............................................................. 93

SHIFTSPY........................................................... 104

SHLAGE ............................................................... 147

SHOEINF1 ............................................................ 62

SHOEINF2 ........................................................... 63

SHOELOCL ............................................................ 62

SHOEPRC1 ............................................................. 62

SHOEPRC2 ............................................................ 63

SHOEVND1 ........................................................... 62

SHOEVND2 .......................................................... 63

SHRPIT .................................................................. 32

SIBLING ..................................................... 135, 139

SIBLINGS ........................................................... 142

SIXLESS1 ........................................................... 147

SIXLESS2 ........................................................... 147

SIXLESS3 ........................................................... 147

SIXUP1 ................................................................ 147

SIXUP2 ................................................................ 147

SIXUP3 ................................................................ 147

SKINBOY ............................................................ 125

SKINGRL ............................................................. 126

SKINMEN ........................................................... 123

SKINWMN .......................................................... 124

SLLGACTN ............................................................ 23



SLRYDRSS .......................................................... 150

SLRYGP ................................................................ 150

SLRYJNR ............................................................. 150

SLRYOFF ............................................................. 150

SLRYOTHR .......................................................... 150

SLRYSNR ............................................................. 150

SLRYSPEC ........................................................... 150

SMLLSHOP ........................................................... 47

SMLMLTI .............................................................. 16

SMTHNG1 ........................................................... 117

SMTHNG2 ........................................................... 117

SNAKEBOY ......................................................... 126

SNAKEGRL .......................................................... 127

SNAKEMEN ........................................................ 124

SNAKEWMN ...................................................... 125

SNRNRSE ............................................................ 149

SOCLFLL .............................................................. 118

SOCLLNG1 ........................................................... 122

SOCLLNG2 .......................................................... 122

SOCLNUM ........................................................... 120

SOCLPRPS ........................................................... 100

SOCLPRT ............................................................. 119

SOCLSOM ........................................................... 120

SOCWRKR ........................................................... 110

SOIL4YR ............................................................... 43

SOILWATR .......................................................... 40

SORGINF1 ............................................................ 69

SORGINF2 ............................................................ 69

SORGLOCL ............................................................ 69

SORGPRC1 ............................................................. 69

SORGPRC2 ............................................................ 69

SORGVND1 ........................................................... 69

SORGVND2 ........................................................... 69

SPAPPRPS .............................................................. 97

SPCACT .................................................................. 48

SPCAMOX1............................................................ 65

SPCAMOX2 ........................................................... 65

SPCARAQ1 ............................................................ 76

SPCARAQ2............................................................ 76

SPCASE1S ........................................................... 143

SPCASE2S .......................................................... 143

SPCAXLR1............................................................ 122

SPCAXLR2 ........................................................... 122

SPCBEEF1 .............................................................. 74

SPCBEEF2 ............................................................. 74

SPCBERB1 .............................................................. 78

SPCBERB2 ............................................................. 79

SPCBIOL1 ............................................................ 123

SPCBIOL2 ........................................................... 123

SPCBLTF1 .............................................................. 68

SPCBLTF2.............................................................. 68

SPCBNF1 .............................................................. 116

SPCBNF2 ............................................................. 116

SPCBNF3 ............................................................. 116

SPCBR1PS .............................................................. 98

SPCBR2PS.............................................................. 98

SPCBRED1 .............................................................. 79

SPCBRED2 ............................................................. 79

SPCBRLY1 .............................................................. 68

SPCBRLY2 .............................................................. 68

SPCBTTR1 .............................................................. 73

SPCBTTR2 ............................................................. 73

SPCBYPT1 .............................................................. 63

SPCBYPT2.............................................................. 64

SPCBYSH1 ............................................................. 63

SPCBYSH2 ............................................................ 63

SPCCAS1A ........................................................... 139

SPCCAS2A .......................................................... 139

SPCCEOS ............................................................... 91

SPCCHAT1 ............................................................. 75

SPCCHAT2 ............................................................ 75

SPCCHCK1 .............................................................. 74

SPCCHCK2 ............................................................. 74

SPCCHKP1 .............................................................. 71

SPCCHKP2 ............................................................. 71

SPCCHOR1 ........................................................... 134

SPCCHOR2 .......................................................... 134

SPCCHOR3 .......................................................... 134

SPCCHRV2 ............................................................. 53

SPCCHRV3 ............................................................. 53

SPCCHRVS ............................................................ 53

SPCCIGR1 .............................................................. 66

SPCCIGR2 .............................................................. 66

SPCCLAND ............................................................ 53

SPCCLND2 ............................................................. 53

SPCCLND3 ............................................................. 53

SPCCMMTY ......................................................... 158

SPCCOFF1 .............................................................. 76

SPCCOFF2 ............................................................. 76

SPCCOTH2 ............................................................ 54

SPCCOTH3 ............................................................ 54

SPCCOTHR ............................................................ 54



SPCCOWP1 ............................................................ 71

SPCCOWP2 ............................................................ 71

SPCCPLN2.............................................................. 53

SPCCPLN3.............................................................. 53

SPCCPLNT ............................................................. 53

SPCCPOST ............................................................. 53

SPCCPSR2 .............................................................. 54

SPCCPSR3 .............................................................. 54

SPCCPST2 ............................................................. 53

SPCCPST3 ............................................................. 53

SPCCPSTR ............................................................. 54

SPCCRDT ............................................................... 40

SPCCROP1 .............................................................. 58

SPCCROP2 ............................................................. 58

SPCCROP3 ............................................................. 58

SPCCSE1C ............................................................ 136

SPCCSE2C ........................................................... 136

SPCCWED2 ........................................................... 53

SPCCWED3 ........................................................... 53

SPCCWEED ........................................................... 53

SPCDETG1 ............................................................. 66

SPCDETG2 ............................................................. 66

SPCDIS1 ................................................................ 94

SPCDIS2................................................................ 94

SPCDIS3................................................................ 94

SPCDNTL1 ........................................................... 121

SPCDNTL2 .......................................................... 121

SPCDNTS ............................................................ 115

SPCDRRH ............................................................. 115

SPCDS1PS.............................................................. 97

SPCDS1PY ............................................................ 104

SPCDS2PS ............................................................. 97

SPCDS2PY ........................................................... 104

SPCDS3PS ............................................................. 97

SPCDS3PY ........................................................... 104

SPCDSLVL ............................................................. 94

SPCEGGS1 ............................................................. 73

SPCEGGS2 ............................................................. 73

SPCEINF1 .............................................................. 79

SPCEINF2 ............................................................. 79

SPCELOCL ............................................................. 79

SPCENST1 ............................................................. 79

SPCENST2 ............................................................ 80

SPCEPRC1............................................................... 79

SPCEPRC2 .............................................................. 79

SPCETH1 .................................................................. 4

SPCETH2 ................................................................. 4

SPCETH3 ................................................................. 4

SPCETH4 ................................................................. 4

SPCETHNC .......................................................... 151

SPCEVND1 ............................................................. 79

SPCEVND2 ............................................................ 79

SPCFASO1 ............................................................. 82

SPCFASO2 ............................................................ 82

SPCFDAP1 .............................................................. 67

SPCFDAP2 ............................................................. 67

SPCFENU1 ............................................................. 82

SPCFENU2 ............................................................ 82

SPCFHRV2 ............................................................. 52

SPCFHRV3 ............................................................. 52

SPCFHRVS ............................................................ 52

SPCFLAND ............................................................ 51

SPCFLDP1 .............................................................. 71

SPCFLDP2 .............................................................. 72

SPCFLL1 ............................................................... 117

SPCFLL2............................................................... 117

SPCFLND2 ............................................................. 51

SPCFLND3 ............................................................. 51

SPCFOOD .............................................................. 38

SPCFOTH2 ............................................................ 52

SPCFOTH3 ............................................................ 52

SPCFOTHR ............................................................ 52

SPCFPLN2 ............................................................. 51

SPCFPLN3 ............................................................. 51

SPCFPLNT ............................................................. 51

SPCFPOST ............................................................. 52

SPCFPSR2 .............................................................. 52

SPCFPSR3 .............................................................. 52

SPCFPST2 ............................................................. 52

SPCFPST3 ............................................................. 52

SPCFPSTR ............................................................. 52

SPCFWED2 ........................................................... 52

SPCFWED3 ........................................................... 52

SPCFWEED ........................................................... 52

SPCGMMN1 ........................................................... 80

SPCGMMN2 .......................................................... 80

SPCGNR1 .............................................................. 121

SPCGNR2 ............................................................. 121

SPCGOAT1 ............................................................ 75

SPCGOAT2 ............................................................ 75

SPCGRSH1 ............................................................. 63

SPCGRSH2 ............................................................ 63



SPCGRSK1 .............................................................. 64

SPCGRSK2 ............................................................. 64

SPCGVJNR ............................................................ 91

SPCGVNGO ........................................................... 90

SPCGVPTCH .......................................................... 90

SPCHELP .............................................................. 153

SPCHELP1 ............................................................ 153

SPCHELP2............................................................ 153

SPCHELP3............................................................ 153

SPCHLTH ............................................................... 39

SPCHRSE1 ............................................................. 70

SPCHRSE2 ............................................................. 71

SPCHTLC ............................................................. 109

SPCHV1PS.............................................................. 98

SPCHV2PS ............................................................. 98

SPCILL1 ............................................................... 148

SPCILL2 ............................................................... 148

SPCILL3 ............................................................... 148

SPCINFR................................................................ 40

SPCINS .................................................................. 93

SPCJINJ1 ............................................................. 81

SPCJINJ2 ............................................................. 81

SPCKARI1 .............................................................. 78

SPCKARI2 ............................................................. 78

SPCKIND ............................................................. 163

SPCKRSN1 ............................................................. 66

SPCKRSN2 ............................................................ 66

SPCLABT1 ............................................................ 123

SPCLABT2 ........................................................... 123

SPCLCLNT ............................................................. 62

SPCLCLTX ............................................................. 61

SPCLEVEL .............................................................. 92

SPCLMTRL ............................................................. 94

SPCLNG11 ............................................................ 121

SPCLNG12 ........................................................... 121

SPCLNG21 ........................................................... 121

SPCLNG22 ........................................................... 121

SPCLNTL1 .............................................................. 70

SPCLNTL2 ............................................................. 70

SPCLOCL ...................................................... 159, 162

SPCLOCL1 ................................................................ 7

SPCLOCL2 ............................................................... 7

SPCLOCL3 ............................................................... 7

SPCLVL33 .............................................................. 93

SPCLVLPS .............................................................. 99

SPCMATR ............................................................ 110

SPCMAZE1 ............................................................ 69

SPCMAZE2 ............................................................ 69

SPCMEAT1 ............................................................ 75

SPCMEAT2 ............................................................ 75

SPCMEBE1 ............................................................. 65

SPCMEBE2 ............................................................ 65

SPCMHRV2 ............................................................ 50

SPCMHRV3 ............................................................ 50

SPCMHRVS ........................................................... 50

SPCMIDW1 ......................................................... 121

SPCMIDW2 ......................................................... 121

SPCMILK1 .............................................................. 72

SPCMILK2 ............................................................. 72

SPCMILL1 .............................................................. 69

SPCMILL2 ............................................................. 69

SPCMLAND ........................................................... 50

SPCMLND2 ............................................................ 50

SPCMLND3 ............................................................ 50

SPCMOTH2 ........................................................... 51

SPCMOTH3 ........................................................... 51

SPCMOTHR ........................................................... 51

SPCMPLN2 ............................................................ 50

SPCMPLN3 ............................................................ 50

SPCMPLNT ............................................................ 50

SPCMPOST ............................................................ 50

SPCMPSR2............................................................. 51

SPCMPSR3............................................................. 51

SPCMPST2 ............................................................ 50

SPCMPST3 ............................................................ 50

SPCMPSTR ............................................................ 51

SPCMSTPS ............................................................ 98

SPCMUTT1 ............................................................ 74

SPCMUTT2 ........................................................... 74

SPCMWED2 .......................................................... 50

SPCMWED3 .......................................................... 50

SPCMWEED .......................................................... 50

SPCNCILR ............................................................. 24

SPCNECH1 ............................................................. 82

SPCNECH2 ............................................................ 82

SPCNNFRM ........................................................... 90

SPCNONSC ............................................................. 3

SPCNOTE1 ............................................................ 62

SPCNOTE2 ............................................................ 62

SPCNRSE1 ........................................................... 122

SPCNRSE2 .......................................................... 122

SPCNRSR ............................................................... 89



SPCNTRC1 ........................................................... 122

SPCNTRC2 ........................................................... 122

SPCNUM1 ............................................................ 120

SPCNUM2 ............................................................ 120

SPCOATS1 ............................................................ 70

SPCOATS2 ............................................................ 70

SPCOBST1 ........................................................... 123

SPCOBST2 .......................................................... 123

SPCOFTEN .......................................................... 165

SPCOIL1 ................................................................ 78

SPCOIL2 ................................................................ 78

SPCONIO1 ............................................................ 83

SPCONIO2 ............................................................ 83

SPCOPHT1 ........................................................... 121

SPCOPHT2 .......................................................... 121

SPCORAL1 ............................................................. 64

SPCORAL2 ............................................................. 64

SPCOTFAC .......................................................... 110

SPCOTH14 ............................................................. 18

SPCOTH24 ............................................................ 18

SPCOTH34 ............................................................ 18

SPCOTHR .............................................................. 16

SPCOTHR1 ....................................................... 14, 41

SPCOTHR2 ...................................................... 14, 41

SPCOTHR3 ............................................................ 41

SPCPARA1 .............................................................. 65

SPCPARA2 ............................................................. 65

SPCPBBDS ........................................................... 109

SPCPBFRT ............................................................ 110

SPCPBHSP ........................................................... 109

SPCPBPR ................................................................. 90

SPCPBSEC .............................................................. 90

SPCPHAR ............................................................. 109

SPCPHRM1 ........................................................... 122

SPCPHRM2 .......................................................... 122

SPCPOTA1 ............................................................. 80

SPCPOTA2 ............................................................ 80

SPCPRB1 ................................................................. 22

SPCPRB2 ................................................................ 22

SPCPRJNR ............................................................. 91

SPCPRPS .............................................................. 100

SPCPRPTCH ........................................................... 90

SPCPRT1 ............................................................... 118

SPCPRT2 .............................................................. 118

SPCPRTR1 ................................................................ 7

SPCPRTR2 ................................................................ 7

SPCPRTR3 ................................................................ 7

SPCPRV ................................................................... 90

SPCPRVN ............................................................... 90

SPCPRVPR .............................................................. 90

SPCPRVT ................................................................ 90

SPCPSYC1 ............................................................ 122

SPCPSYC2 ............................................................ 122

SPCPULS1 .............................................................. 72

SPCPULS2 ............................................................. 72

SPCPULSE ............................................................. 72

SPCPVBDS ........................................................... 109

SPCPVFRT ........................................................... 110

SPCPVH ................................................................ 109

SPCRADI1............................................................ 123

SPCRADI2 ........................................................... 123

SPCREFR ................................................................ 77

SPCREFR1 .............................................................. 77

SPCREFR2 ............................................................. 77

SPCREGL1 ................................................................ 8

SPCREGL2 ............................................................... 8

SPCREGL3 ............................................................... 8

SPCRESOT .............................................................. 5

SPCRESPR ........................................................... 115

SPCRMAS .............................................................. 20

SPCROUTE .............................................. 8, 158, 159

SPCSALT1 ............................................................. 77

SPCSALT2 ............................................................. 77

SPCSECPS ............................................................. 98

SPCSELT1 .............................................................. 80

SPCSELT2 ............................................................. 81

SPCSERV1 .............................................................. 26

SPCSHOE1............................................................. 62

SPCSHOE2 ............................................................ 63

SPCSLRY .............................................................. 150

SPCSOCL1 ........................................................... 122

SPCSOCL2 ........................................................... 122

SPCSOM1............................................................. 119

SPCSOM2 ............................................................ 119

SPCSORG1 ............................................................. 69

SPCSORG2 ............................................................ 69

SPCSPC11 ............................................................. 121

SPCSPC12 ............................................................ 121

SPCSPC21 ............................................................ 121

SPCSPC22 ............................................................ 121

SPCSPCE1 .............................................................. 79

SPCSPCE2 .............................................................. 79



SPCSPICE .............................................................. 79

SPCSPK................................................................. 106

SPCSRCHT .......................................................... 131

SPCSRV .................................................................. 58

SPCSRV1A ........................................................... 141

SPCSRV1C ............................................................ 138

SPCSRV1S ........................................................... 145

SPCSRV2A ........................................................... 141

SPCSRV2C ........................................................... 138

SPCSRV2S ........................................................... 145

SPCST1PS .............................................................. 99

SPCST2PS ............................................................. 99

SPCSTHL ............................................................. 109

SPCSUGR1 ............................................................. 77

SPCSUGR2 ............................................................ 77

SPCTBC ................................................................ 116

SPCTCH ................................................................ 105

SPCTCHR ............................................................. 105

SPCTEJ1 ................................................................ 76

SPCTEJ2................................................................ 76

SPCTEXT1 ............................................................. 62

SPCTEXT2 ............................................................. 62

SPCTHRPS ............................................................. 98

SPCTIKL1 .............................................................. 81

SPCTIKL2 .............................................................. 81

SPCTPCPS .............................................................. 99

SPCTRADL ............................................................. 31

SPCTRAGR ............................................................ 32

SPCTRAN1 ............................................................... 7

SPCTRAN2 .............................................................. 7

SPCTRAN3 .............................................................. 7

SPCTRCHD ............................................................ 30

SPCTRCMP ............................................................. 31

SPCTRGOV ............................................................ 31

SPCTRINT............................................................. 31

SPCTRIRR ............................................................. 32

SPCTRMIC ............................................................ 32

SPCTRNAT ............................................................ 31

SPCTRNS ..................................................... 158, 160

SPCTROT1 ............................................................. 32

SPCTRPOL ............................................................. 31

SPCTRPRI .............................................................. 31

SPCTRPRO ............................................................. 31

SPCTRRLG ............................................................. 31

SPCTRTEL ............................................................. 31

SPCTRTHT ............................................................ 31

SPCTYPE .............................................................. 165

SPCTYPPY ............................................................ 104

SPCUNVI ............................................................... 91

SPCUREA1 ............................................................. 67

SPCUREA2............................................................. 67

SPCVEGE................................................................ 83

SPCVEGE1 .............................................................. 83

SPCVEGE2 ............................................................. 83

SPCWHET1 ............................................................ 68

SPCWHET2 ........................................................... 68

SPCWHO ..................................................... 150, 164

SPCWHO1 ............................................................ 149

SPCWHO2 ........................................................... 149

SPCWHO3 ........................................................... 149

SPCWHTF1 ............................................................ 67

SPCWHTF2 ........................................................... 67

SPCWLLHT.......................................................... 130

SPCWMOR1 ......................................................... 134

SPCWMOR2 ........................................................ 134

SPCWMOR3 ........................................................ 134

SPCWORK1 ............................................................ 54

SPCWORK2 ........................................................... 54

SPCWORK3 ........................................................... 54

SPCWORK4 ........................................................... 54

SPCWRK ............................................................... 150

SPCWRK1 ............................................................. 149

SPCWRK2 ............................................................ 149

SPCWRK3 ............................................................ 149

SPCYOGH1............................................................. 72

SPCYOGH2 ............................................................ 73

SPECACCT ........................................................... 157

SPECADVC............................................................. 96

SPECBANK ............................................................ 26

SPECCAP .............................................................. 152

SPECCNDT .......................................................... 101

SPECCOND .......................................................... 130

SPECDIS1 ............................................................ 123

SPECDIS2 ........................................................... 123

SPECDIS3 ........................................................... 123

SPECDLV1 ............................................................ 112

SPECDLV2 ........................................................... 112

SPECDLV3 ........................................................... 112

SPECEDU ............................................................... 93

SPECEQP1 ........................................................... 113

SPECEQP2 ........................................................... 113

SPECESTB ........................................................... 112



SPECFAC .............................................................. 107

SPECFULL ............................................................ 118

SPECGRB ................................................................ 36

SPECIAL ................................................................ 92

SPECKIND ............................................................. 95

SPECLST .............................................................. 150

SPECMEAT ............................................................ 75

SPECMOST ............................................................. 3

SPECOTH1 ........................................................... 114

SPECOTH2 .......................................................... 114

SPECOTH3 .......................................................... 114

SPECOTHER ......................................................... 33

SPECOTHR .............................................................. 3

SPECOTHRN ......................................................... 86

SPECPERS ........................................................... 111

SPECPHYS ........................................................... 110

SPECRLG1 ................................................................ 4

SPECRLG2 ............................................................... 4

SPECRLG3 ............................................................... 4

SPECRLG4 ............................................................... 4

SPECSCND .............................................................. 3

SPECSEW ............................................................ 103

SPECSHFT ............................................................ 94

SPECSHOP ............................................................ 47

SPECSMT1........................................................... 117

SPECSMT2 .......................................................... 117

SPECSPK ................................................................ 95

SPECSRC .............................................................. 101

SPECSRVC ........................................................... 132

SPECTECH ............................................................. 40

SPECTHRD .............................................................. 3

SPECTOLT............................................................. 32

SPECTRNS .......................................................... 114

SPECTYPE.............................................................. 49

SPECUSE ................................................................. 6

SPECVACC ........................................................... 115

SPECWALL .......................................................... 101

SPECWKSH ........................................................... 96

SPHOUSE .............................................................. 20

SPIDDIR ................................................................ 21

SPIQUIB ............................................................... 21

SPKAGEW........................................................ 2, 105

SPKAMH ........................................................ 95, 105

SPKAMHA ............................................................... 2

SPKENGL ............................................................... 95

SPKGURA ............................................................. 105

SPKGURAG .............................................................. 2

SPKHADY ............................................................ 105

SPKHADYI .............................................................. 2

SPKITCH ............................................................... 20

SPKKEMB ............................................................. 105

SPKKEMBA .............................................................. 2

SPKNONSC ............................................................. 3

SPKOROM ..................................................... 95, 105

SPKOROMI ............................................................. 2

SPKOTHR ........................................................ 3, 106

SPKSIDA ............................................................. 105

SPKSIDAM.............................................................. 2

SPKSOTHR ............................................................ 95

SPKTIG .................................................................. 95

SPKTIGR .................................................................. 3

SPKTIGRI ........................................................... 105

SPKWOLA ........................................................... 106

SPKWOLAY ............................................................. 3

SPLBRUN ............................................................... 20

SPLCAMOX ........................................................... 65

SPLCARAQ ............................................................ 76

SPLCBEEF .............................................................. 73

SPLCBERB .............................................................. 78

SPLCBLTF .............................................................. 68

SPLCBRED ............................................................. 79

SPLCBRLY .............................................................. 68

SPLCBTTR ............................................................. 73

SPLCBYPT .............................................................. 63

SPLCBYSH ............................................................. 63

SPLCCHAT............................................................. 75

SPLCCHCK ............................................................. 74

SPLCCHK ................................................................ 71

SPLCCIGR .............................................................. 65

SPLCCOFF ............................................................. 76

SPLCCOWP ............................................................ 71

SPLCDETG ............................................................. 66

SPLCEGGS ............................................................. 73

SPLCENST ............................................................ 79

SPLCFASO ............................................................ 82

SPLCFDAP ............................................................. 67

SPLCFENU ............................................................. 82

SPLCFLDP .............................................................. 71

SPLCGMMN ........................................................... 80

SPLCGOAT ............................................................ 74

SPLCGRSH ............................................................. 63

SPLCGRSK ............................................................. 64



SPLCHRSE ............................................................. 70

SPLCJINJ ............................................................. 81

SPLCKARI .............................................................. 78

SPLCKRSN ............................................................. 66

SPLCLNTL ............................................................. 70

SPLCMAZE ............................................................ 69

SPLCMEAT ............................................................ 75

SPLCMEBE ............................................................. 65

SPLCMILK ............................................................. 72

SPLCMILL.............................................................. 69

SPLCMUTT ............................................................ 74

SPLCNECH ............................................................ 81

SPLCOATS ............................................................ 70

SPLCOIL ................................................................ 78

SPLCONIO ............................................................ 82

SPLCORAL ............................................................. 64

SPLCPARA ............................................................. 64

SPLCPOTA ............................................................. 80

SPLCPULS .............................................................. 72

SPLCREFR .............................................................. 77

SPLCSALT ............................................................. 77

SPLCSELT ............................................................. 80

SPLCSHOE ............................................................ 62

SPLCSORG ............................................................ 69

SPLCSPC ................................................................ 79

SPLCSUGR ............................................................. 77

SPLCTEJ ................................................................ 76

SPLCTIKL .............................................................. 81

SPLCUREA ............................................................. 67

SPLCVEGE ............................................................. 83

SPLCWHET ........................................................... 68

SPLCWHTF ........................................................... 67

SPLCYOGH ............................................................ 72

SPLDRPWR ............................................................ 24

SPLENDCP ............................................................. 20

SPMTHRCL ............................................................ 20

SPMTRLPS ............................................................ 97

SPNTVAS .............................................................. 21

SPOTCS1A .......................................................... 138

SPOTCS1C ........................................................... 135

SPOTCS1S ........................................................... 142

SPOTCS2A .......................................................... 138

SPOTCS2C .......................................................... 135

SPOTCS2S .......................................................... 142

SPOTHR1 ............................................................... 21

SPOTHR1A .......................................................... 140

SPOTHR1C ........................................................... 136

SPOTHR1S .......................................................... 143

SPOTHR2 .............................................................. 21

SPOTHR2A ......................................................... 140

SPOTHR2C .......................................................... 136

SPOTHR2S .......................................................... 143

SPOTHR3 .............................................................. 21

SPOTHR3A ......................................................... 140

SPOTHR3C .......................................................... 136

SPOTHR4A ......................................................... 140

SPOTHR4C .......................................................... 136

SPOTHR4S .......................................................... 143

SPPOLTGR ............................................................. 20

SPPRDC .................................................................. 21

SPPRSN1A ........................................................... 139

SPPRSN1C ........................................................... 135

SPPRSN1S ........................................................... 143

SPPRSN2A .......................................................... 139

SPPRSN2C ........................................................... 135

SPPRSN2S .......................................................... 143

SPPSNTN .............................................................. 21

SPRELGGR ............................................................. 20

SPRING .................................................................. 33

SPRING4 ............................................................... 34

SPRMRKT............................................................... 47

SPRNG .................................................................. 101

SPRNGDYS .......................................................... 131

SPRNGHRS ......................................................... 131

SPRNGSRC .......................................................... 131

SPRNGSTS .......................................................... 132

SPRTASC4 ............................................................ 17

SPRTASSC ............................................................ 18

SPRTNAME ........................................................... 19

SPSPRTAS ............................................................ 20

SPSVGSGR ............................................................ 20

SPWMNGR ............................................................ 21

SPYTHGR ............................................................... 21

SRCSTS ............................................................... 132

SRVADLSC ............................................................ 27

SRVAGRI ............................................................... 28

SRVALLWT ........................................................... 28

SRVCHLD ............................................................... 27

SRVCMPG .............................................................. 27

SRVCSTS............................................................. 133

SRVELECT ............................................................. 27

SRVGOV ................................................................. 28



SRVINTRN ........................................................... 27

SRVIRRG ............................................................... 28

SRVMBLPH ............................................................ 28

SRVMICRO ........................................................... 28

SRVNONPR ........................................................... 28

SRVNTBNK ........................................................... 28

SRVOTBNK ........................................................... 28

SRVOTH1 .............................................................. 28

SRVPBTEL ............................................................. 27

SRVPOLC ............................................................... 28

SRVPRFJG ............................................................. 28

SRVPVTEL ............................................................. 27

SRVRELG ............................................................... 27

SRVSEWR ............................................................. 27

SRVTHETR ............................................................ 27

SRVWATR ............................................................. 27

STACNTR4 ......................................................... 106

STARTOP .............................................................. 95

STD4YR ................................................................. 42

STDCLSS1 ........................................................... 148

STDCLSS2 .......................................................... 148

STDCLSS3 .......................................................... 148

STDSBOY ............................................................ 126

STDSGRL............................................................. 127

STDSMEN ........................................................... 124

STDSWMN ......................................................... 125

STFFTRND ......................................................... 104

STHLTCUR .......................................................... 107

STHLTTIM ......................................................... 108

STHLTTRN ......................................................... 109

STHLTWHR ........................................................ 108

STMCHBOY ........................................................ 125

STMCHGRL ......................................................... 126

STMCHMEN ....................................................... 123

STMCHWMN ...................................................... 124

STNDNUM .......................................................... 150

STNDWATR ......................................................... 13

STNDWTR4 .......................................................... 16

STNQNTY .......................................................... 162

STNUNIT ........................................................... 162

STPAGINP ............................................................ 45

STPAGREX ............................................................ 45

STPAID.................................................................. 44

STPANIML............................................................ 45

STPBKFST ............................................................. 44

STPBLDNG ............................................................ 45

STPBRDG ............................................................... 45

STPBSALT ............................................................ 44

STPBSKT ............................................................... 44

STPCASH .............................................................. 44

STPCHDRG ............................................................ 45

STPCLTH ............................................................... 44

STPCRDIT ............................................................. 45

STPCRDT ............................................................... 45

STPDSABL ............................................................ 45

STPEDHIV ............................................................ 45

STPEQUIP ............................................................ 44

STPEXTN .............................................................. 44

STPFEED ............................................................... 44

STPFMLY ............................................................... 44

STPFODDR ............................................................ 45

STPGRWTH .......................................................... 44

STPHEMO ............................................................. 44

STPHEPB ............................................................... 44

STPHIV .................................................................. 44

STPHIVTR ............................................................ 45

STPHLTH .............................................................. 45

STPHOUSE ........................................................... 45

STPINFR1 ............................................................. 45

STPINPT ............................................................... 45

STPINSR ............................................................... 44

STPIRRGN ............................................................ 45

STPKTCH ............................................................... 44

STPLTRCY ............................................................. 44

STPMALAR ........................................................... 44

STPMENTL ........................................................... 44

STPMILK ............................................................... 44

STPNONFR ........................................................... 45

STPOTHR .............................................................. 44

STPOTHR1 ............................................................ 45

STPOTHR2 ............................................................ 45

STPPIT................................................................... 45

STPPRON............................................................... 44

STPRFRST ............................................................. 45

STPRNCHD ........................................................... 45

STPSCHL ............................................................... 45

STPSCHOL ............................................................ 44

STPSOIL ............................................................... 45

STPSPPRT ............................................................. 45

STPSTD ................................................................. 44

STPSWR ................................................................ 45

STPTCNCL ............................................................. 45



STPTRADE ............................................................ 45

STPTTLNG ............................................................ 45

STPTUB ................................................................. 44

STPVACCN ............................................................ 44

STPWAWA ........................................................... 44

STPWORK ............................................................. 44

STPWTR ................................................................ 45

STPYELLW ............................................................ 44

STREET ................................................................. 36

STRLZER ............................................................. 112

STRLZWRK ......................................................... 113

STRTVNDR ........................................................... 47

STSBLDG............................................................. 101

STSBLDHT ......................................................... 130

STSFNTN ........................................................... 102

STSHILL ............................................................. 103

STSINTO ............................................................ 102

STSOTHR ........................................................... 102

STSPITIN .......................................................... 103

STSPTANY ......................................................... 103

STSPTOUT ......................................................... 103

STSRIVER........................................................... 103

STSSPRNG .......................................................... 102

STSTLOUT ......................................................... 103

STSTLTIN .......................................................... 103

STSTRUCK .......................................................... 102

STSTUBE ............................................................ 102

STSWATER ........................................................ 102

STSWELL ............................................................ 102

STTEXT ................................................................. 44

SUGRINF1 ............................................................. 77

SUGRINF2 ............................................................ 77

SUGRLOCL ............................................................ 77

SUGRPRC1 ............................................................. 77

SUGRPRC2 ............................................................. 77

SUGRVND1 ............................................................ 77

SUGRVND2 ........................................................... 77

SUPPLARE ........................................................... 117

SUPPRT4Y ............................................................. 43

SVGCOOP4 ............................................................ 17

SVGSCOOP ........................................................... 18

SVGSNAME .......................................................... 19

SWR4YR ................................................................ 42

T

TAHACC ................................................................... 9

TAHEMIG ............................................................. 13

TAHEXP ................................................................. 10

TAHJOBS ............................................................. 12

TAHNOMON ........................................................ 11

TAHSCARC ............................................................. 9

TAHWORK ............................................................ 12

TBCBNF ............................................................... 115

TBCBOY ............................................................... 128

TBCFRQ ............................................................... 115

TBCGRL ................................................................ 129

TBCLST ................................................................ 116

TBCMEN .............................................................. 128

TBCNOT .............................................................. 116

TBCNUM .............................................................. 114

TBCWMN ............................................................. 128

TCHAGEW ........................................................... 105

TCHAMH ............................................................. 105

TCHAMHA ............................................................ 95

TCHENGL ...................................................... 95, 105

TCHGURA ............................................................ 105

TCHHADY ........................................................... 105

TCHKEMB ............................................................ 105

TCHNCL4Y ............................................................ 43

TCHOROM .................................................... 95, 105

TCHOTHR ........................................................... 105

TCHPUB ................................................................. 55

TCHROTH ............................................................. 92

TCHRPRE ............................................................... 92

TCHRPRGR ........................................................... 105

TCHRPRI ................................................................ 92

TCHRSEC ............................................................... 92

TCHRSPE ............................................................... 92

TCHSIDA ............................................................ 105

TCHSOTHR ........................................................... 95

TCHSTD1 ............................................................. 148

TCHSTD2 ............................................................ 148

TCHSTD3 ............................................................ 148

TCHTEMP .............................................................. 55

TCHTIGR ............................................................... 95

TCHTIGRI ........................................................... 105

TCHWOLA .......................................................... 105

TECHNICAL.......................................................... 40

TEJINF1 ................................................................ 76

TEJINF2 ............................................................... 76

TEJLOCL ............................................................... 76

TEJLPRC1 .............................................................. 76



TEJPRC2 ................................................................ 76

TEJVND1 ............................................................... 76

TEJVND2 .............................................................. 76

TENBLW1 ............................................................ 147

TENBLW2 ........................................................... 147

TENBLW3 ........................................................... 147

TEXT4YR ............................................................... 41

TEXTINF1 ............................................................. 62

TEXTINF2 ............................................................ 62

TEXTLOCL ............................................................ 59

TEXTPRC1 ............................................................. 61

TEXTPRC2 ............................................................. 62

TEXTVND1 ............................................................ 61

TEXTVND2 ........................................................... 62

THEATRE .............................................................. 25

THRDCROP ............................................................ 55

THRDINST ......................................................... 147

THRDSPKN ............................................................. 3

THRDWAY ............................................................ 58

THRIMPPS ............................................................ 98

TIKACC .................................................................... 9

TIKEMIG ............................................................... 12

TIKEXP .................................................................. 10

TIKJOBS ............................................................... 12

TIKLINF1 .............................................................. 81

TIKLINF2 ............................................................. 81

TIKLLOCL.............................................................. 81

TIKLLPRC1 ............................................................. 81

TIKLPRC2 .............................................................. 81

TIKLVND1 ............................................................. 81

TIKLVND2 ............................................................ 81

TIKNOMON ......................................................... 11

TIKSCARC ............................................................... 9

TIKWORK ............................................................. 12

TIMCAP12 ............................................................... 6

TIMEADLS ........................................................... 29

TIMEAGRI ............................................................ 30

TIMEARRV .................................................. 159, 160

TIMECAP ................................................................. 6

TIMECAP4 .............................................................. 6

TIMECHLD ............................................................ 29

TIMECMPG ........................................................... 29

TIMEGOV .............................................................. 30

TIMEINTR ............................................................ 29

TIMEIRRG ............................................................ 30

TIMELOC ................................................................ 7

TIMELOC1 ............................................................... 7

TIMELOC2 .............................................................. 7

TIMELOC3 .............................................................. 7

TIMEMICR ............................................................ 30

TIMENATL ........................................................... 30

TIMEOTH1 ........................................................... 30

TIMEPOLC ............................................................ 30

TIMEPRIV ............................................................. 30

TIMEPROF ............................................................ 30

TIMERELG ............................................................ 29

TIMETELE ............................................................ 29

TIMETHTR ........................................................... 29

TIMPROV1 .............................................................. 7

TIMPROV2 .............................................................. 7

TIMPROV3 .............................................................. 7

TIMPRVCA .............................................................. 7

TIMREGL1 ............................................................... 8

TIMREGL2 .............................................................. 8

TIMREGL3 .............................................................. 8

TIMREGNL .............................................................. 7

TIMTRNS1 .............................................................. 7

TIMTRNS2 ............................................................. 7

TIMTRNS3 ............................................................. 7

TIRACC .................................................................... 9

TIREMIG ............................................................... 13

TIREXP .................................................................. 10

TIRJOBS............................................................... 12

TIRNOMON ......................................................... 11

TIRSCARC ............................................................... 9

TIRWORK ............................................................. 12

TITLING ............................................................... 40

TITLNG4Y ............................................................ 43

TLOUTSTS ......................................................... 132

TLTHHT ............................................................... 132

TLTINH ............................................................... 132

TLTINSTS .......................................................... 132

TLTOUT ............................................................... 102

TLTWTHIN ........................................................ 102

TOILETIN ............................................................ 32

TOILTOUT ........................................................... 32

TOMOGRPH ........................................................ 112

TOMOWRK ......................................................... 113

TRACK4YR ............................................................... 8

TRACKSN ................................................................ 8

TRADE.................................................................... 48

TRADE4YR ............................................................ 43



TRADHLR ............................................................ 110

TRADING .............................................................. 40

TRAINED .............................................................. 94

TRANS1 ................................................................... 6

TRANS2................................................................... 6

TRANS3................................................................... 6

TREEFARM ............................................................. 5

TRMABOY ........................................................... 126

TRMAGRL ............................................................ 127

TRMAMEN .......................................................... 124

TRMAWMN ......................................................... 125

TRNNTABK ........................................................... 31

TRNOTHBK ........................................................... 31

TRNPROJG............................................................ 31

TRNSADLS ........................................................... 31

TRNSAGR .............................................................. 32

TRNSCHLD ........................................................... 30

TRNSCMPG ........................................................... 31

TRNSGOV ............................................................. 31

TRNSINT .............................................................. 31

TRNSIRRG ............................................................ 32

TRNSLCL1 ............................................................... 7

TRNSLCL2 ............................................................... 7

TRNSLCL3 ............................................................... 7

TRNSMICR ........................................................... 32

TRNSOTH1 ........................................................... 32

TRNSPOLC ............................................................ 31

TRNSPRT ............................................................... 48

TRNSPRTN ......................................... 114, 158, 159

TRNSRELG ............................................................ 31

TRNSTELE ............................................................ 31

TRNSTFPS ............................................................ 97

TRNSTHTR ........................................................... 31

TRUCK .................................................................. 114

TRUCKDYS .......................................................... 131

TRUCKHRS .......................................................... 131

TRUCKSRC .......................................................... 131

TRUCKSTS .......................................................... 132

TTLNMDIS ........................................................... 94

TUB4YR ................................................................. 42

TUBCNTRL ............................................................ 39

TUBEDYS ............................................................ 131

TUBEHRS ............................................................ 131

TUBESRC ............................................................. 130

TUBESTS ............................................................ 131

TUBEWELL ......................................................... 101

TWLVE1 ............................................................... 147

TWLVE2 .............................................................. 147

TWLVE3 .............................................................. 147

TWOTCHR .......................................................... 105

TYPDAILY ............................................................. 46

TYPEACTV ........................................................... 164

TYPEDLV1 ............................................................ 112

TYPEDLV2 ........................................................... 112

TYPEDLV3 ........................................................... 112

TYPEHLP1 ............................................................ 153

TYPEHLP2 ........................................................... 153

TYPEHLP3 ........................................................... 153

TYPESERV ........................................................... 160

TYPESTB ............................................................. 111

TYPEWORK ......................................................... 145

TYPMONTH .......................................................... 46

TYPWEEK .............................................................. 46

U

UKBEGD ...2, 17, 25, 37, 48, 59, 85, 91, 96, 103, 106, 111, 133, 138, 142, 146

UKBEGM ..2, 17, 25, 37, 48, 59, 85, 91, 96, 103, 106, 111, 133, 138, 142, 146

UKBEGY ...2, 17, 25, 38, 48, 59, 85, 91, 96, 103, 106, 111, 133, 138, 142, 146

UKENDD ..... 16, 24, 37, 48, 59, 85, 91, 96, 106, 111,

129

UKENDM ..... 16, 24, 37, 48, 59, 85, 91, 96, 106, 111, 129

UKENDY16, 24, 37, 48, 59, 85, 91, 96, 106, 111, 129

UNPAV4YR .............................................................. 8

UNPAVED ................................................................ 8

UNPRTANK ........................................................... 33

UNPRTNK4 ............................................................ 34

UNVRSTY .............................................................. 86

UNVTY4YR ............................................................ 87

UNVTYNM ............................................................ 88

UNVTYTIM ........................................................... 89

UNVTYTRN ........................................................... 91

URBAN1 ............................................................... 145

URBAN2............................................................... 145

URBAN3............................................................... 145

UREAINF1 ............................................................. 67

UREAINF2 ............................................................ 67

UREALOCL ............................................................ 67

UREAPRC1 ............................................................. 67

UREAPRC2 ............................................................. 67



UREAVND1 ............................................................ 67

UREAVND2 ........................................................... 67

USULYGO1 .......................................................... 145

USULYGO2 ......................................................... 145

USULYGO3 ......................................................... 145

V

V4YRSLOCL ............................................................ 7

VACCN4YR ............................................................ 42

VACCNBNF ......................................................... 115

VACCNFRQ ......................................................... 115

VACCNLST .......................................................... 116

VACCNNOT ........................................................ 116

VACCNNUM ........................................................ 114

VACCNPRG ............................................................ 39

VALCMNTS ......................................................... 153

VALUEID ............................................................. 153

VEGEINF1 ............................................................. 83

VEGEINF2 ............................................................. 83

VEGELOCL ............................................................. 83

VEGEPRC1 .............................................................. 83

VEGEPRC2 ............................................................. 83

VEGEVND1 ............................................................ 83

VEGEVND2 ............................................................ 83

VEGTBL .................................................................... 6

VGNLBOY ............................................................ 126

VGNLGRL ............................................................. 127

VGNLMEN ........................................................... 124

VGNLWMN.......................................................... 125

VILHTHWK ......................................................... 110

VLNCORG ............................................................ 129

VLNTACTN ........................................................... 23

VLNTCRME ........................................................... 22

VTLFCWRK .......................................................... 113

W

WALLHT .............................................................. 129

WALLMTRL ......................................................... 100

WASTELAND ....................................................... 36

WATR4YR ............................................................. 28

WATRAFCT .......................................................... 14

WAWA4YR ........................................................... 41

WAWAWASI ....................................................... 38

WEEDCHLD........................................................... 52

WEEDFMLE .......................................................... 51

WEEDMALE .......................................................... 49

WEEKLY ................................................................. 46

WEEKPRD .............................................................. 46

WELLDYS ............................................................ 131

WELLHRS ............................................................ 131

WELLSRC ............................................................ 131

WELLSTS ............................................................ 131

WERID .................................................................... 1

WERNAME .............................................................. 1

WHETINF1 ........................................................... 68

WHETINF2 .......................................................... 68

WHETLOCL ........................................................... 68

WHETPRC1 ............................................................ 68

WHETPRC2 ........................................................... 68

WHETVND1 .......................................................... 68

WHETVND2 .......................................................... 68

WHOMNG ........................................................... 150

WHOMNG1 ......................................................... 149

WHOMNG2 ......................................................... 149

WHOMNG3 ......................................................... 149

WHOPROV .......................................................... 163

WHTFINF1 ........................................................... 67

WHTFINF2........................................................... 67

WHTFLOCL ........................................................... 67

WHTFPRC1 ............................................................ 67

WHTFPRC2 ........................................................... 67

WHTFVND1 .......................................................... 67

WHTFVND2 .......................................................... 67

WKSHHOME ........................................................ 95

WKSHORDR .......................................................... 95

WKSHOTHR ......................................................... 96

WKSHTASK .......................................................... 95

WMNASSC ........................................................... 18

WMNASSC4 ......................................................... 17

WMNNAME .......................................................... 19

WMORGACC ....................................................... 134

WMORGZ1 .......................................................... 134

WMORGZ2 .......................................................... 134

WMORGZ3 .......................................................... 134

WTR4YR ................................................................ 42

WTRTKDYS .......................................................... 35

WTRTKHRS .......................................................... 35

WTRTRUCK ......................................................... 101

X

XRAYEQUP ......................................................... 112

XRAYWRK ........................................................... 113

XTRMLSRV ......................................................... 114



Y

YEARBEGN .......................................................... 165

YEAREND ............................................................ 165

YEKACC .................................................................... 9

YEKEMIG ............................................................... 13

YEKEXP .................................................................. 10

YEKJOBS .............................................................. 12

YEKNOMON ......................................................... 11

YEKSCARC ............................................................... 9

YEKWORK ............................................................. 12

YELLOWFV ........................................................... 39

YELLW4YR ............................................................ 42

YELWBOY ........................................................... 126

YELWGRL ............................................................ 127

YELWMEN .......................................................... 124

YELWWMN ......................................................... 125

YNGBOYPS ............................................................ 96

YNGBULL1 ............................................................. 83

YNGBULL2 ............................................................ 84

YNGBULL3 ............................................................ 84

YNGFRNDA ......................................................... 139

YNGFRNDC ......................................................... 135

YNGFRNDS ......................................................... 142

YNGRELTC .......................................................... 135

YNGRELTS .......................................................... 142

YNGRLTA ............................................................ 139

YOGHINF1 ............................................................ 73

YOGHINF2 ........................................................... 73

YOGHLOCL ............................................................ 72

YOGHPRC1 ............................................................. 72

YOGHPRC2 ............................................................ 73

YOGHVND1 ........................................................... 72

YOGHVND2 .......................................................... 73

YOUASK1 ............................................................ 153

YOUASK2 ............................................................ 153

YOUASK3 ............................................................ 153

YTHGRPS ............................................................... 18

YTHGRPS4 ............................................................ 17

YTHNAME ............................................................. 19

Z

ZONAME ................................................................. 1

ZONID ..................................................................... 1

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