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AFGHANISTAN Household Codebook - Migration and Development: a World in Motion AFGHANISTAN Household Codebook Migration and Development: A World in Motion Maastricht Graduate School of Governance, Maastricht University CONTACT INFORMATION: Maastricht Graduate School of Governance Migration and Development Project P.O. Box 616, 6200MD Maastricht, The Netherlands Phone: + 31 43 388 4650 Fax: + 31 43 388 4864 E-mail: [email protected] AFGHANISTAN Household Codebook - Migration and Development: A World in Motion Variable Label Category Frequency Percent IS_6 Country Afghanistan 2005 100.00 IS_7 Region of Interview Kabul 402 20.05 Herat 401 20.00 Balkh 400 19.95 Nangarhar 402 20.05 Kandahar 400 19.95 Total 2005 100.00 IS_8 District of Interview Boldak 100 4.99 Center of Mazar e Sharif 200 9.98 Center of Heart 200 9.98 Center of Kandahar 200 9.98 Daman 100 4.99 Deh dadi 100 4.99 Enjil 100 4.99 Istalef 101 5.04 Kabul City 201 10.02 Kama 100 4.99 Karokh 177 8.83 Nangarhar City 202 10.07 Paghman 100 4.99 Surkh Road 100 4.99 Tashqorghan 24 1.20 Total 2005 100.00 IS_10 Type of the house of the household 1. Individual House 1907 95.30 2. Apartment/ flat 15 0.75 3. Part of house/ room within a larger house 65 3.25 4. Dormitory 0 0 5. Non-residential premises 3 0.15 6. Other (specify) 11 0.55 Total 2001 100.00 IS_11 What construction material is maily used for the majority of the exteriro walls of the house? 1. Cinderblock/ brick/ stone/ concrete/ 198 9.89 cement 2. Fiberglass 5 0.25 Copyright Maastricht Graduate School of Governance 2 AFGHANISTAN Household Codebook - Migration and Development: A World in Motion Variable Label Category Frequency Percent 3. Galvanized iron 4 0.20 4. Wood 70 3.50 5. Adobe/ wattle and daub 1705 85.16 6. Aluminum/ Steel sheets 2 0.10 7. Mud/ dung 6 0.30 8. Cane/ straw/ sticks/ bamboo 6 0.30 9. No walls 6 0.30 Total 2002 100.00 IS_12 What is the construction material of most of the floor of the house? 1. Concrete/ cement 117 5.86 2. Tiles, brick, granite, stone 427 21.37 3. Wood 1142 57.16 4. Vinyl 13 0.65 5. Dirt, sand, dung 88 4.40 6. Cane 4 0.20 7. Other (specify) 207 10.36 Total 1998 100.00 MODULE A: Household Roster General Characteristics: Mean Min Max N How many working age (18-65) household members? 0,48 0 1 14777 How many child (<18) household members ? 0,49 0 1 14777 How many ederly (>65) household members? 0,03 0 1 14777 Number of migrants in migrant households? 1,7 1 7 233 Number of return migrants in migrant households? 6,68 1 14 5138 Future migration plans? 0,11 0 1 7542 Copyright Maastricht Graduate School of Governance 3 AFGHANISTAN Household Codebook - Migration and Development: A World in Motion Variable Label Category Frequency Percent Migrant Characteristics: Total: Mean Min Max N 233 Age of 24,51 1 60 233 migrant Male 0,92 0 1 233 Married 1,33 1 4 233 Educa- 3,92 0 16 225 tion (years) Parent 0,21 0 1 233 Em- 0,47 0 1 229 ployed Months 27,21 3 96 233 abroad AA_0 Age of the household member n=14777 Range 1 - 102 M = 22.13 SD = 0.15 AA_1 What is the relationship with the head of the household? 1. Head of Household 2011 13.61 2. Spouse 1853 12.54 3. Child 8096 54.79 4. Adopted child 11 0.07 5. Son/daughter in law 466 3.15 6. Brother/sister 792 5.36 7. Cousin 5 0.03 8. Nephew/niece 183 1.24 9. Grandchild 736 4.98 10. Great granchild 13 0.09 11. Father/mother 461 3.12 12. Grandfather/grandmother 13 0.09 13. Aunt/uncle 6 0.04 14. Mother/father in law 5 0.03 15. Brother/sister in law 3 0.02 16. Other family 98 0.66 17. Other non-family 25 0.17 Total 14777 100.00 Copyright Maastricht Graduate School of Governance 4 AFGHANISTAN Household Codebook - Migration and Development: A World in Motion Variable Label Category Frequency Percent AA_1 for What is the relationship with the head of the household? current 1. Head of Household 12 5.15 migrants 2. Spouse 3 1.29 3. Child 152 65.24 4. Adopted child 0 0 5. Son/daughter in law 4 1.72 6. Brother/sister 48 20.60 7. Cousin 1 0.43 8. Nephew/niece 1 0.43 9. Grandchild 9 3.86 10. Great granchild 0 0 11. Father/mother 3 1.29 12. Grandfather/grandmother 0 0 13. Aunt/uncle 0 0 14. Mother/father in law 0 0 15. Brother/sister in law 0 0 16. Other family 0 0 17. Other non-family 0 0 Total 233 100.00 AA_2 Main respondent in this household? 1. Yes 1986 13.46 2. No 12.766 86.54 Total 14752 100.00 AA_3 Is this household member male or female? 1. Male 7829 53.21 2. Female 6885 46.79 Total 14714 100.00 Copyright Maastricht Graduate School of Governance 5 AFGHANISTAN Household Codebook - Migration and Development: A World in Motion Variable Label Category Frequency Percent AA_4a What year was this person born? 1. Before 1929 35 0.24 2. 1930-1939 131 0.89 3. 1940-1949 378 2.56 4. 1950-1959 660 4.47 5. 1960-1969 934 6.32 6. 1970-1979 1199 8.12 7. 1980-1989 2026 13.71 8. 1990-1999 4001 27.08 9. 2000-2011 5410 36.62 Total 14774 100.00 AA_4b What month was this person born? 1. January 124 0.84 2. February 148 1.00 3. March 114 0.77 4. April 114 0.77 5. May 87 0.59 6. June 102 0.69 7. July 77 0.52 8. August 61 0.41 9. September 63 0.43 10. October 96 0.65 11. November 58 0.39 12. December 56 0.38 Don't know (88) 13.670 92.55 Total 14770 100.00 AA_5 What is this person's marital status? 1. Single 9339 63.42 2. Married 4990 33.89 3. Divorced 7 0.05 4. Widowed 389 2.64 Total 14725 100.00 AA_6a What first citizenship does this person have? Afghan 14777 100.00 Total 0 100.00 Copyright Maastricht Graduate School of Governance 6 AFGHANISTAN Household Codebook - Migration and Development: A World in Motion Variable Label Category Frequency Percent AA_6b What second citizenship does this person have? English 2 66.66 Italian 1 33.33 Total 3 100.00 AA_7 Does this person have a passport? 1. Yes 262 1.77 2. No 14504 98.23 Total 14766 100.00 AA_8 What ethnic group does this household member belong to? 21. Pushtun 7030 47.59 22. Tajik 6093 41.25 23. Uzbeck 235 1.59 24. Hazara 765 5.18 25. Turkmen 260 1.76 26. Aimak 0 0 27. Baloch 42 0.28 28. Other: Specify 347 2.35 Total 14772 100.00 AB_1 What is this person's highest educational attainment? 1. No formal education 6583 53.37 2. Incomplete pre-school 32 0.26 3. Complete pre-school 29 0.24 4. Incomplete primary 2097 17.00 5. Primary 991 8.03 6. Incomplete secondary 1387 11.25 7. Secondary 785 6.36 8. Special secondary/preliminary 31 0.25 professional/technical 9. Incomplete graduate (bachelor) 112 0.91 10. Graduate (bachelor) 85 0.69 11. Masters or higher 13 0.11 12. Other non-traditional education 189 1.53 (e.g. Coran school) Total 12334 100.00 Copyright Maastricht Graduate School of Governance 7 AFGHANISTAN Household Codebook - Migration and Development: A World in Motion Variable Label Category Frequency Percent AB_1_consolidate for only migrants What is this person's highest educational attainment? 1. No formal education 104 46.22 2. Any primary 52 23.11 3. Any secondary 64 28.44 4. Any graduate 3 1.33 12. Other non-traditional education (e.g. Coran2 school) 0.89 Total 225 100.00 AB_2 How many years did this person attend formal education on a full-time basis? n = 12332 Range 0 - 23 M = 2.98 SD = 0.037 AB_3 Can this person read and write? 1. Yes 4799 38.92 2. No 7531 61.08 Total 12330 100.00 AB_4 What is this person's primary daily activity? 1. In paid work 916 6.23 2. Self employed: business 116 7.92 3. Self employed: agriculture 360 2.45 or herding 4. In education 3488 23.71 5. In education AND paid work 67 0.46 6. Unemployed, and actively 304 2.07 looking for a job 7. Unemployed, wanting a job, but 128 0.87 not actively looking 8. Permanently sick/disabled 353 2.40 9. Retired 32 0.22 10. In community/military service 79 0.54 11. Doing housework 4010 27.25 12. Children younger than school 2681 18.22 age 13. Family worker/helper 419 2.85 14. Other (specify) 711 4.83 Total 14714 100.00 Copyright Maastricht Graduate School of Governance 8 AFGHANISTAN Household Codebook - Migration and Development: A World in Motion Variable Label Category Frequency Percent AB_5occupations What is the name or title of this person's most important job? 1. Professional and technical 116 4.33 occupations 2. Higher administration occupations 7 0.26 3. Clerical occupations 18 0.67 4. Sales occupations 329 12.27 5.
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