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PUBLIC DISCLOSURE AUTHORIZED
Federal Republic of Nigeria
National Bureau of Statistics Abuja, Nigeria
CONFIDENTIAL
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SURVEY-­‐PANEL
Wave 2 (2012/13) Post-­‐Planting Visit
Community Questionnaire
THIS INFORMATION IS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL AND IS TO BE USED FOR STATISTICAL PURPOSES ONLY.
ONE QUESTIONNAIRE SHOULD BE ADMINISTERED FOR A VILLAGE, GROUP OF VILLAGES, OR URBAN LOCATION IN EACH GHS-­‐PANEL SAMPLE ENUMERATION AREA. A MINIMUM OF FIVE RESPONDENTS FROM THE COMMUNITY SHOULD FORM A GROUP TO JOINTLY ANSWER THE QUESTIONS HERE.
COMMUNITY IDENTIFICATION Name
Code
1. COMMUNITY
2. NAME OF COMMUNITY HEAD
3. ZONE
4. STATE:
5. LGA
6. SECTOR (Urban=1, Rural=2)
7. EA
8. RIC
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THE INFORMATION FROM THIS COMMUNITY QUESTIONNAIRE FOR THE NIGERIAN GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SURVEY -­‐ PANEL (GHS-­‐PANEL) IS TO BE USED JOINTLY IN ANALYSES WITH INFORMATION FROM THE HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONNAIRE. HERE YOU WILL BE COLLECTING INFORMATION THAT SHOULD BE COMMON TO ALL HOUSEHOLDS IN THE AREA. THIS QUESTIONNAIRE SHOULD BE ADMINISTERED AT THE SAME TIME AS THE HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONNAIRE IS BEING ADMINISTERED TO HOUSEHOLDS IN THE ENUMERATION AREA (EA).
WHAT IS THE "COMMUNITY"?
ALTHOUGH THE HOUSEHOLD SURVEY SELECTED HOUSEHOLDS IN THIS AREA ON THE BASIS OF EAS, DO NOT USE THE EA IN CONDUCTING THIS COMMUNITY SURVEY.
RATHER, YOU SHOULD USE A VILLAGE OR GROUP OF VILLAGES IN RURAL AREAS THAT ARE FOUND WITHIN THE EA TO DEFINE THE COMMUNITY FOR THIS QUESTIONNAIRE. IN URBAN AREAS, USE AN URBAN LOCATION THAT IS WITHIN THE EA SELECTED FOR THE GHS-­‐PANEL. THE VILLAGE(S) OR URBAN LOCATION CHOSEN SHOULD HAVE BOUNDARIES WHICH MOST RESIDENTS RECOGNIZE. DO NOT WORRY IF THE VILLAGE(S) OR URBAN LOCATION YOU CHOOSE DOES NOT COVER THE ENTIRE EA OR IF PORTIONS OF ITS TERRITORY EXTEND OUTSIDE THE EA. HOWEVER, THE VILLAGE(S) OR URBAN LOCATION IN WHICH YOU ADMINISTER THIS QUESTIONNAIRE SHOULD BE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE EA AS A WHOLE. YOU WILL ADMINISTER THE QUESTIONNAIRE TO A GROUP OF SEVERAL KNOWLEDGEABLE RESIDENTS OF THE VILLAGE(S) OR URBAN LOCATION, SUCH AS THE VILLAGE HEADMAN AND SPOUSE, HEADMASTER OF THE LOCAL SCHOOL, AGRICULTURAL FIELD ASSISTANT, RELIGIOUS LEADERS, LOCAL MERCHANTS, HEALTH WORKERS, OR SIMPLY LONG-­‐TERM KNOWLEDGEABLE RESIDENTS. CHOOSE INFORMANTS WHO HAVE LIVED IN THE COMMUNITY FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS. A MINIMUM OF 5 RESPONDENTS SHOULD MAKE UP THE GROUP THAT COMPLETES THIS QUESTIONNAIRE WITH YOU. THE GROUP SHOULD BE AS DIVERSE AS POSSIBLE WITH RESPECT TO SEX, AGE, RELIGION, AND ETHNICITY, SO THAT IT IS REPRESENTATIVE OF THE POPULATION IN THE COMMUNITY.
NOTE THAT IN THE QUESTIONS IN THIS QUESTIONNAIRE, THE TERM COMMUNITY MEANS THE VILLAGE, GROUP OF VILLAGES, OR URBAN LOCATION IN WHICH THIS QUESTIONNAIRE IS BEING ADMINISTERED.
THE GROUP SHOULD RESPOND TO THE QUESTIONS HERE THROUGH CONSENSUS. 2
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SURVEY STAFF DETAILS
1. NAME OF FIELD SUPERVISOR
6. DATA ENTRY CLERK CODE:
2. FIELD SUPERVISOR CODE:
7. DATE OF DATA ENTRY:
3. DATE OF INTERVIEW:
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8. NAME OF DATA VALIDATION CLERK:
4. DATE OF QUESTIONNAIRE INSPECTION:
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9. DATA VALIDATION CLERK CODE:
5. NAME OF DATA ENTRY CLERK:
10. DATE OF DATA VALIDATION:
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Section 1: Respondent Characteristics
1.
NAME
MAKE A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL I INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE PART OF THE D GROUP OF INFORMANTS FOR THE COMMUNITY QUESTIONNAIRE.
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3.
RECORD THE How old are INFORMANT'S you?
SEX
MALE.....1
FEMALE...2
YEARS
4.
What position do you currently have in this community?
ALLOW UP TO 2 RESPONSES.
HEADMAN. . . . . . 01
SPOUSE OF HEADMAN. 02
COUNSELOR TO
HEADMAN . . . . . 03
SCHOOL HEADMASTER. 04
SCHOOL TEACHER . . 05
AGRICULTURAL FIELD
ASSISTANT . . . . 06
HEALTH WORKER. . . 07
BUSINESS MAN/WOMAN 08
RELIGIOUS LEADER . 09
POLICE . . . . . ..10
OTHER (SPECIFY)....11
5.
For how many years have you lived in this community?
6.
What is the highest educational level you completed?
NONE..00
N1....01
N2....02
P1....11
P2....12
P3....13
P4....14
P5....15
P6....16
JS1...21
JS2...22
JS3...23
SS1...24
SS2...25
SS3 ..26
CUMULATIVE YEARS
LOWER 6..............27
UPPER 6..............28
TEACHER TRAINING.....31
VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL.32
MODERN SCHOOL........33
NCE..................34
POLY/PROF............41
1ST DEGREE...........42
HIGHER DEGREE........43
QUARANIC.............51
INTEGRATED QUARANIC..52
ADULT EDUCATION......61
LEVEL
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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Section 2: Food Prices
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Is [ITEM] available for sale in your community or nearby at the present time? YES…1
NO…..2(►
NEXT ITEM)
2.
3.
PLEASE USE A QUANTITY What is the price for OF ONE (1) FOR [ITEM] the item?
AND THE UNIT OF MEASURE YOU ARE USING?
UNIT CODE
KILOGRAMS (kg)...01
GRAMS (g)........02
LITRE (l)........03
CENTILITRE (cl)..04
MUDU.............05
OLODO............06
CONGO............07
PAINT RUBBER.....08
LARGE DERICA.....09
MEDIUM DERICA....10
SMALL DERICA.....11
MILK CUP.........12
CIGARETTE CUP....13
TIYA.............14
KOBIOWU..........15
UNIT OF MEASURE
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1.
Is [ITEM] available for sale in your community or nearby at the present time? YES…1
NO…..2(►
NEXT ITEM)
2.
3.
PLEASE USE A QUANTITY What is the price for OF ONE (1) FOR [ITEM] the item?
AND THE UNIT OF MEASURE YOU ARE USING?
UNIT CODE
KILOGRAMS (kg)...01
GRAMS (g)........02
LITRE (l)........03
CENTILITRE (cl)..04
MUDU.............05
OLODO............06
CONGO............07
PAINT RUBBER.....08
LARGE DERICA.....09
MEDIUM DERICA....10
SMALL DERICA.....11
MILK CUP.........12
CIGARETTE CUP....13
TIYA.............14
KOBIOWU..........15
UNIT OF MEASURE
GRAINS AND FLOURS
10 Guinea corn/sorghum
11 Millet 13 Rice -­‐ local
14 Rice -­‐ imported
15 Semovita
16 Maize flour
17 Yam flour
18 Cassava flour
19 Wheat flour
20 Maize (Unshelled/On the cob)
21 Maize (Shelled)
22 Other grains and flour
SUGAR, SWEETS AND CONFECTIONARY
130 Sugar
131 Jams
132 Honey
133 Other sweets and confectionary
BAKED/PROCESSED PRODUCTS
25 Bread
26 Cake
27 Buns/Pofpof/Donuts
28 Biscuits
OIL AND FATS
50 Palm oil
51 Butter/Margarine
52 Groundnut oil
53 Other oils and fats
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OTHER MISCELLANEOUS FOODS
140 Condiments (salt, spices, pepper, etc)
PULSES, NUTS AND SEEDS
40 Soya beans
41 Brown beans
42 White beans
43 Groundnuts
44 Other nuts/seeds/pulses
29 Meat Pie/Sausage Roll
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Section 2: Food Prices
1.
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NO…..2(►
NEXT ITEM)
2.
3.
PLEASE USE A QUANTITY What is the price for OF ONE (1) FOR [ITEM] the item?
AND THE UNIT OF MEASURE YOU ARE USING?
UNIT CODE
KILOGRAMS (kg)...01
GRAMS (g)........02
LITRE (l)........03
CENTILITRE (cl)..04
MUDU.............05
OLODO............06
CONGO............07
PAINT RUBBER.....08
LARGE DERICA.....09
MEDIUM DERICA....10
SMALL DERICA.....11
MILK CUP.........12
CIGARETTE CUP....13
TIYA.............14
KOBIOWU..........15
UNIT OF MEASURE
STARCHY ROOTS, TUBERS & PLANTAIN
30 Cassava -­‐ roots
31 Yam -­‐ roots
32 Gari -­‐ white
33 Gari -­‐ yellow
34 Cocoyam
35 Plantains
36 Sweet potatoes
37 Potatoes
VEGETABLES
70 Tomatoes
71 Tomato puree (canned)
72 Onions
73 Garden eggs/egg plant
74
75
76
77
Okra -­‐ fresh
Okra -­‐ dried
Pepper
Leaves (Cocoyam, Spinach, etc.)
1.
Is [ITEM] available for sale in your community or nearby at the present time? I
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NO…..2(►
NEXT ITEM)
NAIRA
2.
3.
PLEASE USE A QUANTITY What is the price for OF ONE (1) FOR [ITEM] the item?
AND THE UNIT OF MEASURE YOU ARE USING?
UNIT CODE
KILOGRAMS (kg)...01
GRAMS (g)........02
LITRE (l)........03
CENTILITRE (cl)..04
MUDU.............05
OLODO............06
CONGO............07
PAINT RUBBER.....08
LARGE DERICA.....09
MEDIUM DERICA....10
SMALL DERICA.....11
MILK CUP.........12
CIGARETTE CUP....13
TIYA.............14
KOBIOWU..........15
UNIT OF MEASURE
NAIRA
FRUITS
60 Bananas
61 Orange/tangerine
62 Mangoes
63 Avocado pear
64 Pineapples
65 Fruits (canned)
MEAT
90 Beef 91
92
93
94
Mutton
Pork
Goat
Wild game meat
95 Canned beef/corned beef
96 Other meat (excl. poultry)
FISH AND SEAFOOD
100 Fish -­‐ fresh
101 Fish -­‐ frozen
102 Fish -­‐ smoked
103 Fish -­‐ dried
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Is [ITEM] available for sale in your community or nearby at the present time? YES…1
NO…..2(►
NEXT ITEM)
2.
3.
PLEASE USE A QUANTITY What is the price for OF ONE (1) FOR [ITEM] the item?
AND THE UNIT OF MEASURE YOU ARE USING?
UNIT CODE
KILOGRAMS (kg)...01
GRAMS (g)........02
LITRE (l)........03
CENTILITRE (cl)..04
MUDU.............05
OLODO............06
CONGO............07
PAINT RUBBER.....08
LARGE DERICA.....09
MEDIUM DERICA....10
SMALL DERICA.....11
MILK CUP.........12
CIGARETTE CUP....13
TIYA.............14
KOBIOWU..........15
UNIT OF MEASURE
POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
80 Chicken
81 Duck
82 Other domestic poultry
83 Agricultural eggs
84 Local eggs
85 Other eggs (not chicken)
MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS
110 Fresh milk
111 Milk powder
112 Baby milk powder
113 Milk tinned (unsweetened)
114 Cheese (wara)
115 Other milk products COFFEE, TEA, COCOA AND THE LIKE BEVERAGES
120 Coffee
121 Chocolate drinks (including Milo)
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Is [ITEM] available for sale in your community or nearby at the present time? I
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YES…1
NO…..2(►
NEXT ITEM)
NAIRA
2.
3.
PLEASE USE A QUANTITY What is the price for OF ONE (1) FOR [ITEM] the item?
AND THE UNIT OF MEASURE YOU ARE USING?
UNIT CODE
KILOGRAMS (kg)...01
GRAMS (g)........02
LITRE (l)........03
CENTILITRE (cl)..04
MUDU.............05
OLODO............06
CONGO............07
PAINT RUBBER.....08
LARGE DERICA.....09
MEDIUM DERICA....10
SMALL DERICA.....11
MILK CUP.........12
CIGARETTE CUP....13
TIYA.............14
KOBIOWU..........15
UNIT OF MEASURE
NAIRA
FISH AND SEAFOOD
105 Seafood (lobster, crab, prawns, etc)
106 Canned fish/seafood
107 Other fish or seafood
NON-­‐ALCOHOLIC DRINKS
150 Bottled water
151
152
153
154
155
Sachet water
Malt drinks
Soft drinks (Coca Cola, Sprite, etc)
Fruit juice canned/Pack
Other non-­‐alcoholic drinks
ALCOHOLIC DRINKS (BOTTLE AND TOT)
160 Beer (local and imported)
161 Palm wine
162 Pito
163 Gin
164 Other alcoholic beverages
122 Tea
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SECTION 3: Labor
1. Do individuals in the village hire laborers to work in their fields?
2.
For agricultural labor, preparing fields and applying fertilizer, and weeding are not crop specific, while responses for planting are crop specific. For these activities, record to which crop the labor pertains.
ACTIVITY
CROP
CODE
3.
Do individuals in the village hire labor to [...]?
YES...1
NO....2(► NEXT SECTION)
4.
5.
Do these Do individuals workers come in the village from inside hire men the village or to[…]?
outside the village?
Within
village......1
Yes..1
No ..2 (»Next Outside the
village.....2
Activity)
Both.........3
6.
How much is a man paid by day to […]?
Yes..1
No ..2 (»7)
7.
Do individuals in the village hire women to[…]?
8.
How much is a woman paid by day to […]?
Yes..1
No..2 (»9)
NAIRA
9.
Do individuals in the village hire children to[…]?
10.
11.
12.
13.
How much Are workers How much How much is a child paid according are are workers paid by day to the size of workers paid by to […]?
the field and/or paid by heap/ row?
by heap/row? acre?
Yes..1
No ..2 (»11)
NAIRA
Yes..1
No ..2 (»Next Activity)
NAIRA
(»Next Activity)
NAIRA
NAIRA
Clearing/ Preparing Fields
Planting
Planting
Planting
Applying Fertilizer
Weeding
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SECTION 3: Labor
14.
What are other common activities for which labor is hired?
15.
Do individuals in the village hire men to[…]?
16.
17.
How much is a Do individuals man paid by in the village day to […]?
hire women to[…]?
18.
How much is a woman paid by day to […]?
19.
Do indiv-­‐
iduals in the village hire children to[…]?
20.
How much is a child paid by day to […]?
21.
22.
Are workers How much paid according are to the size of workers the field paid by and/or by acre?
heap/row?
23.
How much are workers paid by heap/row?
LIST ALL ACTIVITES BEFORE POSING THE NEXT QUESTION
ACTIVITY
Yes..1
Yes..1
Yes..1
No ..2 (»17)
No ..2 (»19)
No..2 (»21)
NAIRA
NAIRA
Yes..1
No ..2(»Next
Activity
NAIRA
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SECTION 4: LAND PRICES AND CREDIT
1.
2.
Is the number of households in the village who have this arrangement for their land [….]?
3.
Among these land arrangments, do women also […..]?
4.
How much does it cost to obtain an acre of this type of land?
More than half the households
I would like to ask you about how land is used in the village and how households acquire access or rights to land. Do households in the village […..] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Half the households . . . . . 2
YES....1
NO....2(► NEXT
ITEM)
Less than half the households
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
This arrangement does not exist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
YES....1
NO....2
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A …have property rights to their own plots?
…have plots that they cultivate and have sole possession B of the harvest, but no formal property rights?
… exploit plots that are owned in common by either the C village or their family?
…allow others to use their land for a fixed price or a D certain percentage of the harvest?
…rent land from others for a fixed price or a certain E percentage of the harvest?
F ...have the right to sell land?
…can typically inherit land and/or bequeath land when G they die
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SECTION 4: LAND PRICES AND CREDIT
5.
I would like to ask you about how people in the village obtain credit. Do individuals in the village borrow money […..]
YES....1
NO....2 (► NEXT
ITEM)
6.
Is collateral required for these loans[…]?
7.
Do women have access to these loans […]?
YES....1
NO....2
YES....1
NO....2
8.
What is the normal number of months an individual has to reimburse a 10,000 Naira loan […]?
9.
What is the interest rate on a 10,000 Naira loan [….]?
10.
How much does an individual normally have to reimburse for a loan [….] of 10,000 Naira ?
14.
What is the normal number of months an individual has to reimburse a 100,000 Naira loan […]?
15.
What is the interest rate on a 100,000 Naira loan [….]?
16.
How much does an individual normally have to reimburse for a loan [….] of 100,000 Naira ?
A from formal banks?
B from cooperatives?
C from informal savings groups (esusu, adashi, etc.)?
D from moneylenders? 11.
12.
What is the What is the normal number of interest rate months an on a 50,000 individual has to Naira loan reimburse a [….]?
50,000 Naira loan […]?
13.
How much does an individual normally have to reimburse for a loan [….] of 50,000 Naira ?
A from formal banks?
B from cooperatives?
C from informal savings groups (esusu, adashi, etc.)?
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