| "Other" questions/topics not categorized in specified topics [message #1509] |
Wed, 05 March 2014 11:29  |
DHS QRE Admin
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Questions currently existing in the DHS Core/Model Questionnaires
10. Other (not in any of the specified categories, or applies to no one particular category). Other also includes sampling and methodology.
Household Questionnaire
Cover page, Introduction and Consent
▪ Qst 1-11 (Household Schedule and eligibility criteria [name, relationship, sex, residence, age, marital status, eligibility]).
▪ Qst 16-19 (school attendance (ever and current).
▪ Qst 110 (asset ownership).
▪ Qst 114-116 (construction materials of dwelling).
▪ Qst 118 (asset ownership).
▪ Qst 119-122 (land and livestock).
▪ Qst 123 (bank account).
Woman's Questionnaire
Cover page, Introduction and Consent, Interviewer's Observations
▪ Qst 101 (time).
▪ Qst 102-103 (age).
▪ Qst 104-106 (education).
▪ Qst 107-108 (literacy).
▪ Qst 109-112 (media exposure).
▪ Qst 113-114 (religion/ethnicity).
▪ Qst 801-806 (husband's age, education, occupation).
Man's Questionnaire
Cover page, Introduction and Consent, Interviewer's Observations
▪ Qst 101 (time).
▪ Qst 102-103 (age).
▪ Qst 104-106 (education).
▪ Qst 107-108 (literacy).
▪ Qst 109-112 (media exposure).
▪ Qst 113-114 (religion/ethnicity).
▪ Qst 601-606 (occupation).
▪ Qst 808-811 (smoking). [is also categorized in Maternal and Child Health for exposure].
Sampling
Methodology
DHS Core/Model Questionnaires (Household, Woman's, Man's) and Modules are available in the READ ME folder of this Forum.
The Attachment repeats the above information (if you have a need to download the information).
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| Re: "Other" questions/topics not categorized in specified topics [message #1824 is a reply to message #1509] |
Thu, 03 April 2014 20:48  |
zhu300
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I note that there are no migration questions in the DHS and I strongy suggest that they should be returned to the survey. In fact, in the recent years many migration scholars from different parts of the world expressed strong wishes to enhance the availability and quality of migratin data.which are key to understanding socioeconomic transformation and relevant policy making in developing countries,and there are several groups of scholars in the relevant fields who are discussing about or working on this issue. I suggest that DHS program organize discussions in more detail about migration questions in DHS and eventually add them to the survey.
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