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Tanz Field2 1 - Questionnaire tanz_field2_1 - Questionnaire tanz_field2_1 28 August 2007, 15:19 Questionnaire QUESTIONNAIRE OPTIONS Option Setting Parent Name single item Child Name activities Max user text length 50 Min user text length 0 Text Conversion None MAIN SECTION (Directed) 0. Identifier: Worker ID (7 or 8 digits allowed) (HH1WNO) - number, identifier Precision: 99999999., Size check: 999999 to 99999999 obligatory 1. Worker name (HH1WNA) - text, single item Max length: 50, Min length: 0, Text conversion: Title Case 2. Region (HHREGNAM) - menu, single item Single select Items Jump to Dar es Salaam District Name (DSM) Arusha Ward Name (ARU) Iringa Ward Name (IRI) Morogoro Ward Name (MOR) Mwanza Ward Name (MWA) Tanga Ward Name (TAN) 3. District Name (DSM) (HHDISTNAME) - menu, single item Single select Items Jump to Kinondoni Ward Name (KIN) Ilala Ward Name (ILA) Temeke Ward Name (TEM) 4. Ward Name (KIN) (HHWARDNAME_KIN) - menu, single item Single select Items Jump to Magomeni Maurumla Ndugumbi Tandale M'nyamala Msasani file:///Q|/...nzania/TZA_2004_UHPS/TZA_2004_UHPS_v01_M/Doc/Questionnaires/2004%20Questionnaire_Tanzania_internate_based.html[10/4/2013 8:29:32 AM] tanz_field2_1 - Questionnaire Kinondoni Mzimuni Kigogo Mabibo Manzese Ubungo Kawe 5. KIN jump - jump, none jump to: "Enumeration Area Code" 6. Ward Name (ILA) (HHWARDNAME_ILA) - menu, single item Single select Items Jump to Ukonga Tabata Ilala Mchikichini Vingungti Kipawa Buguruni Kariakoo Gerezani Upanga mashar Kivukoni 7. ILA jump - jump, none jump to: "Enumeration Area Code" 8. Ward Name (TEM) (HHWARDNAME_TEM) - menu, single item Single select Items Jump to Kigaboni Mbagala Chalambe Miburani Temeke Mtoni Keko Kurasini mina 9. TEM jump - jump, none jump to: "Enumeration Area Code" 10. Ward Name (IRI) (HHWARDNAME_IRI) - menu, single item Single select Items Jump to file:///Q|/...nzania/TZA_2004_UHPS/TZA_2004_UHPS_v01_M/Doc/Questionnaires/2004%20Questionnaire_Tanzania_internate_based.html[10/4/2013 8:29:32 AM] tanz_field2_1 - Questionnaire Kihesa Mtwivila Gangil/wilolesi Miyomb/kitanzania Ruaha Mivijeni Mlandege Mwangata Kwakilosa 11. IRI jump - jump, none jump to: "Enumeration Area Code" 12. Ward Name (MWA) (HHWARDNAME_MWA) - menu, single item Single select Items Jump to Butimba b Pamba Mbugani Kitangiri Nyamanoro Nyakato Igoma 13. MWA jump - jump, none jump to: "Enumeration Area Code" 14. Ward Name (TAN) (HHWARDNAME_TAN) - menu, single item Single select Items Jump to Majengo Chumbageni Ngamiani kati Ngamiano kusini Makorola Mwanzage Mabawe Mzizima 15. TAN jump - jump, none jump to: "Enumeration Area Code" 16. Ward Name (ARU) (HHWARDNAME_ARU) - menu, single item Single select Items Jump to Kati Kaloleni file:///Q|/...nzania/TZA_2004_UHPS/TZA_2004_UHPS_v01_M/Doc/Questionnaires/2004%20Questionnaire_Tanzania_internate_based.html[10/4/2013 8:29:32 AM] tanz_field2_1 - Questionnaire Sekei Daraja mbili Unga ltd Ngarenaro Levolosi Kimandolu 17. ARU jump - jump, none jump to: "Enumeration Area Code" 18. Ward Name (MOR) (HHWARDNAME_MOR) - menu, single item Single select Items Jump to Kichangani Mji mkuu Kingo Mafiga Sabasaba Kiwabja ndege Mazimbu 19. Enumeration Area Code (HHEACODE) - number, single item Precision: 999., Size check: 0 to 999 obligatory 20. Enumeration Area Name (HHEANAME) - text, single item Max length: 50, Min length: 0, Text conversion: Title Case 21. 10 Cell Leader Name (HHCELLNAME) - text, single item Max length: 50, Min length: 0, Text conversion: Title Case 22. 10 Cell Leader contact telephone (HHCELLTELNO) - text, single item Max length: 50, Min length: 0, Text conversion: None 23. Household number (HHHOUSENO) - number, single item Precision: 999., Size check: 0 to 999 obligatory 24. Household name (HHHOUSENAME) - text, single item Max length: 50, Min length: 0, Text conversion: Title Case 25. Location clues (HHLOCATION) - text, single item Max length: 50, Min length: 0, Text conversion: Title Case 26. Were you living in this household in 2000/2001, during the Household Budget Survey? (HHHBS) - menu, single item Single select Items Jump to Yes No file:///Q|/...nzania/TZA_2004_UHPS/TZA_2004_UHPS_v01_M/Doc/Questionnaires/2004%20Questionnaire_Tanzania_internate_based.html[10/4/2013 8:29:32 AM] tanz_field2_1 - Questionnaire 27. Interviewer (interviewer) - text, single item Max length: 50, Min length: 0, Text conversion: Title Case 28. Date (date) - auto date, single item 29. Start Time (start_time) - input time, single item 30. Contact phone number (HHPHONE) - text, single item Max length: 50, Min length: 0, Text conversion: None 31. Contact address (HHCONTAD) - text, single item Max length: 100, Min length: 0, Text conversion: None 32. Is this your home address? (HHHOMEAD1) - menu, single item Single select Items Jump to Yes Section 1A:Educ No 33. Home address (HHHOMEAD) - text, single item Max length: 100, Min length: 0, Text conversion: None 34. Section 1A:Educ (Directed) 35. Section 2 (Directed) 36. Section 2B (Directed) 37. Section 3A: The Household (Directed) 38. Section 3B: The Household - Borrowings (Directed) 39. Section 3C: The Household - Savings (Directed) 40. Section 3D: The household & education (Directed) 41. Section 3E: Personal Characteristics (Directed) 42. Finish Time (end_time) - input time, single item COMMON SECTION 1 (Directed) 1. Activity common questions (HIT OK) - text, none Max length: 50, Min length: 0, Text conversion: None 2. Activity count (Activity_number) - calculation, activities 3. Description of activity (HH2A1_) - menu, activities Single select Items Jump to Employed Employment common questions (hit OK) Self employed Self-employment common questions (hit OK) Unemployed (including students, housewives Unemployment common questions (hit OK) etc) Retired End of Section 4. Employment common questions (hit OK) (HH2A1A) - text, none Max length: 50, Min length: 0, Text conversion: None 5. Name of employer (HH2A1A_) - text, activities Max length: 50, Min length: 0, Text conversion: None 6. 2ay. When did you start working for this employer (year)? (HH2A2A1Y_) - number, activities file:///Q|/...nzania/TZA_2004_UHPS/TZA_2004_UHPS_v01_M/Doc/Questionnaires/2004%20Questionnaire_Tanzania_internate_based.html[10/4/2013 8:29:32 AM] tanz_field2_1 - Questionnaire Precision: 9999., Size check: 1940 to 2004 obligatory 7. 2am. When did you start working for this employer (month)? (HH2A2A1M_) - number, activities Precision: 99., Size check: 1 to 12 obligatory 8. 2bprior. Are you still working for this employer? - menu, activities Single select Items Jump to Yes 3. Location of employment. 2by. When did you stop working for this No employer (year)? 9. 2by. When did you stop working for this employer (year)? (HH2A2A2Y_) - number, activities Precision: 9999., Size check: 1940 to 2004 obligatory 10. 2bm. When did you stop working for this employer (month)? (HH2A2A2M_) - number, activities Precision: 99., Size check: 1 to 12 obligatory 11. 3. Location of employment. (HH2A3A_) - menu, activities Single select Items Jump to 4. Did you have to move between cities to Dar es Salaam take up this job? 4. Did you have to move between cities to Tanga take up this job? 4. Did you have to move between cities to Morogoro take up this job? 4. Did you have to move between cities to Mwanza take up this job? 4. Did you have to move between cities to Arusha take up this job? 4. Did you have to move between cities to Iringa take up this job? Other 3spec. Where was the job located? 12. 3spec. Where was the job located? (HH2A3AS_) - text, activities Max length: 50, Min length: 0, Text conversion: None 13. 4. Did you have to move between cities to take up this job? (HH2A4A_) - menu, activities Single select Items Jump to Yes No 14. 5. Do you do this job on a permanent/full time basis? (HH2A5A_) - menu, activities Single select Items Jump to Yes No file:///Q|/...nzania/TZA_2004_UHPS/TZA_2004_UHPS_v01_M/Doc/Questionnaires/2004%20Questionnaire_Tanzania_internate_based.html[10/4/2013 8:29:32 AM] tanz_field2_1 - Questionnaire 15. 6. Business sector (HH2A6A_) - menu, activities Single select Items Jump to Manufacturing 7. Are (were) you an apprentice? Non-manufacturing (Salaried/waged) Next Question Other Next Question 16. 6spec. Please specify (HH2A6AS_) - text, activities Max length: 50, Min length: 0, Text conversion: None 17. Jump to 17. - jump, none jump to: "17. Are/were you related to the owner of the business?" 18. 7. Are (were) you an apprentice? (HH2A7A_) - menu, activities Single select Items Jump to 8. Did you or your family pay a fee when you Yes began the apprenticeship? 18. Which sector of manufacturing is the firm No in? 19. 8. Did you or your family pay a fee when you began the apprenticeship? (HH2A8A_) - menu, activities Single select Items Jump to Yes 9aa. How much was the fee in cash? 10. On finishing your apprenticeship will you No have to / did you have to pay fee? 20. 9aa. How much was the fee in cash? (HH2A9A1_) - number, activities Precision: 999999999., Size check: 0 to 999999999 obligatory 21. 9ab. How much was the value of the fee in kind? (HH2A9A2_) - number, activities Precision: 999999999., Size check: 0 to 999999999 obligatory 22. 10. On finishing your apprenticeship will you have to / did you have to pay fee? (HH1A10A_) - menu, activities Single select Items Jump to Yes 11aa. How much was the fee in cash? No 12. Do you / did you pay a fee per month? 23. 11aa. How much was the fee in cash? (HH1A11A1_) - number, activities Precision: 999999999., Size check: 0 to 999999999 obligatory 24. 11ab. How much was the value of the fee in kind? (HH1A11A2_) - number, activities
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