Day of month of interview
Is there a telephone in this house/flat?
Centre
Education of CWE
Occupation of CWE
Relationship to respondent - 1st Member
Sex - 1st Member
Age - 1st Member
Education - 1st Member
Occupation - 1st Member
Relationship to respondent - 2nd Member
Sex - 2nd Member
Age - 2nd Member
Education - 2nd Member
Occupation - 2nd Member
Relationship to respondent - 3rd Member
Sex - 3rd Member
Age - 3rd Member
Education - 3rd Member
Occupation - 3rd Member
Relationship to respondent - 4th Member
Sex - 4th Member
Age - 4th Member
Education - 4th Member
Occupation - 4th Member
Relationship to respondent - 5th Member
Sex - 5th Member
Age - 5th Member
Education - 5th Member
Occupation - 5th Member
Relationship to respondent - 6th Member
Sex - 6th Member
Age - 6th Member
Education - 6th Member
Occupation - 6th Member
Relationship to respondent - 7th Member
Sex - 7th Member
Age - 7th Member
Education - 7th Member
Occupation - 7th Member
Relationship to respondent - 8th Member
Sex - 8th Member
Age - 8th Member
Education - 8th Member
Occupation - 8th Member
Relationship to respondent - 9th Member
Sex - 9th Member
Age - 9th Member
Education - 9th Member
Occupation - 9th Member
Relationship to respondent - 10th Member
Sex - 10th Member
Age - 10th Member
Education - 10th Member
Occupation - 10th Member
Relationship to respondent - 11th Member
Sex - 11th Member
Age - 11th Member
Education - 11th Member
Occupation - 11th Member
Relationship to respondent - 12th Member
Sex - 12th Member
Age - 12th Member
Education - 12th Member
Occupation - 12th Member
Relationship to respondent - 13th Member
Sex - 13th Member
Age - 13th Member
Education - 13th Member
Occupation - 13th Member
Relationship to respondent - 14th Member
Sex - 14th Member
Age - 14th Member
Education - 14th Member
Occupation - 14th Member
Relationship to respondent - 15th Member
Sex - 15th Member
Age - 15th Member
Education - 15th Member
Occupation - 15th Member
Village- / City-born
Control over Regular Household Expenses
Decision-maker of Important Financial Matters
Opinion on Who should Decide Regarding Important Financial Matters
Monthly Income-Husband
Monthly Income-Wife
Monthly Household Income
Frequency of Cutting Meals
Ownership of Refrigerator
Ownership of Washing Machine
Ownership of VCP / VCR
Ownership of Food Processor
Ownership of TV
Ownership of Radio / 2-in-1
Ownership of Toaster
Ownership of Hi-Fi Music System
Ownership of Pressure Cooker
Bank Account
Woman Work after Marriage, before having Children
Woman Work while her Child is not Old Enough to go to School
Woman Work after her Youngest Child starts going to School
Always Short of Time
A Woman is Happier if She goes to Work
Wife should Look after Home and Family
Wife should Obey her Husband
Husband should Consider his Wife Opinion when making Decisions
Unfaithful Wife brings Shame on her Husband
Sometimes it is Justified for a Man to Hit his Wife
Control over Household Decisions
Religion of Respondent
Too much Drinking is Sufficient Reason for Divorce
Being Violent is Sufficient Reason for Divorce
Consistent Unfaithfulness is Sufficient Reason for Divorce
Ever had Argument with Spouse?
Arguments led to Violence?
Type of House
Language used During the Interview
WEIGHTED BY SEC x CENTRE
Year of interview
Month of interview
If anyone except respondent present at interview, who?
State where respondent was born
Ethnicity of repondent (based on surname)
Hours of paid work (per week): self/husband
Hours of paid work (per week): self/wife
hours spent cooking (per week): self/husband
hours spent cooking (per week): self/wife
hours spent shopping (per week): self/husband
hours spent shopping (per week): self/wife
hours spent cleaning clothes (per week): self/husband
hours spent cleaning clothes (per week): self/wife
hours making/mending clothes (per week): self/husband
hours making/mending clothes (per week): self/wife
hours spent cleaning home (per week): self/husband
hours spent cleaning home (per week): self/wife
hours spent minding children (per week): self/husband
hours spent minding children (per week): self/wife
hours spent on leisure (per week): self/husband
hours spent on leisure (per week): self/wife
HH spending (per month): cereals eg rice, corn, wheat flour
HH spending (per month): milk, dairy products, milk food drinks
HH spending (per month): vegetables/fruit
HH spending (per month): meat and fish
HH spending (per month): cooking oil, bread, jam, etc
HH spending (per month): instant foods
HH spending (per month): alcoholic drinks
HH spending (per month): tobacco
HH spending (per month): restaurant meals
HH spending (per month): snacks from street-stalls
HH spending (per month): clothes/footwear inc repairs
HH spending (per month): gambling, lottery
HH spending (per month): gas/kerosene
HH spending (per month): electricity + water
HH spending (per month): house rent/costs
HH spending (per month): servant/maid
HH spending (per month): laundry services
HH spending (per month): transport
HH spending (per month): telephone bill (including mobile)
HH spending (per month): ALL FOOD excluding restauraunts
Total HH spending (per month)
HH spending (per month): gas+electricity
Household saving (percent of total spending + saving)
Household saving (per month)
Does the HH own a cooker? (what type?)