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Greater Eldoret Health and Development Survey (Round 1) 2004

Kenya, 2004
Markus Goldstein and Harsha Thirumurthy
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Household ID (phhid)

Data file: polygamoushh

Overview

Valid: 79
Invalid: 0
Minimum: 19
Maximum: 9275
Mean: 1536.354
Standard deviation: 2606.82
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 0
Width: 4
Range: 19 - 9275
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Literal question
Household ID
Categories
Value Category Cases
19 2
2.5%
43 3
3.8%
48 2
2.5%
166 2
2.5%
201 2
2.5%
212 4
5.1%
255 2
2.5%
276 2
2.5%
280 2
2.5%
410 2
2.5%
412 2
2.5%
456 2
2.5%
518 2
2.5%
524 2
2.5%
608 2
2.5%
616 2
2.5%
625 3
3.8%
653 1
1.3%
667 2
2.5%
752 2
2.5%
906 2
2.5%
980 2
2.5%
993 3
3.8%
1010 2
2.5%
1114 2
2.5%
1210 2
2.5%
1216 3
3.8%
1225 2
2.5%
1240 2
2.5%
1265 2
2.5%
1275 2
2.5%
1278 4
5.1%
9012 2
2.5%
9134 2
2.5%
9210 2
2.5%
9275 2
2.5%
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
var_qstn_ivuinstr
All polygamous households are to be treated as separate households (with different household numbers). Each wife answers separately. The purpose of this form is to link the husband with the households of each of his wives.

Numbering:
HHN: The first household (where the husband is interviewed) takes the original household number (hhn) assigned to that household.
9HHN: The second household (in which one of the wives is living) receives number 9HHN.
8HHN: The third household (in which anotherr wife is living) takes 8HHN.
7HHN: The fourth household (in which a fourth wife is living) takes 7HHN.
For example, if the original household number is 12, the second household will be 9012, the third 8012 and the fourth 7012.