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Kenya - Greater Eldoret Health and Development Survey (Round 1) 2004
| Reference ID | KEN_2004_GEHDS_v01_M |
| Year | 2004 |
| Country | Kenya |
| Producer(s) | Markus Goldstein and Harsha Thirumurthy - The World Bank |
Created on
Feb 08, 2013
Last modified
Aug 12, 2014
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- identification
- hh_roster
- iroster
- education
- educexp
- health
- health_c
- health_c_I
- health_c_II
- health_c_III
- health_c_IV
- food
- othexp
- assets
- assets_I8
- assets_I12
- assets_I17
- assets_II
- assets_II5
- assets_II11
- assets_III
- assets_III7
- assets_III13
- assets_IV
- assets_V
- assets_V6
- assets_V12
- assets_VI
- income
- aghead_a
- aghead_b
- aghead_c
- aghead_d
- aghead_e
- aghead_e1_2
- agspouse_a
- agspouse_b
- agspouse_c
- agspouse_c_2
- enterprise
- shocks
- shocks_a3
- shocks_a7
- shocks_a11
- shocks_a15
- shocks_a19
- shocks_a24
- shocks_a27
- shocks_b30
- shocks_b33
- shocks_b36
- shocks_b40
- shocks_c44
- shocks_c49
- shocks_c53
- transfers
- transfers_a3
- transfers_a9
- transfers_a16
- transfers_b3
- transfers_d
- timealloc
- behavior
- behavior_c5
- anthrop_a
- anthrop_b
- anthrop_c
- polygamoushh
- youth
Variable Groups
- Cover Sheet
- Household roster
- Individual Roster
- Education
- Health
- Food Consumption and Expenditures
- Non-food Family Expenses
- Education Expenditures
- Transfers and Credit
- Agricultural Activities
- Income and Activities
- Enterprises
- Time Allocation
- Unexpected Events
- Assets
- Knowledge and Behavior
- Anthropometrics
- Polygamous Household Identification
- Youth
Event code
(une07a)
File: shocks_a7
File: shocks_a7
Overview
Type:
Discrete Format: numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0 Range: 1-4 | Valid cases: 138 Invalid: 0 |
Questions and instructions
Pre question
When did these problems happen and what was the value of the damage to your crops?
Literal question
Event ID Code
Source of information
Primary male respondent
Categories
| Value | Category | Cases | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 121 |  87.7%
| |
| 2 | 14 | 10.1%
| |
| 3 | 2 | 1.4%
| |
| 4 | 1 | 0.7%
|
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Interviewer instructions
If certain crops were damaged due to cows running across a field, for example, this should be listed here. Other events that you should probe about include cows/other animals eating crops, a problem with pests damaging/eating the crop (e.g. rats eating the maize).