Eliya Zulu, PhD
Nyovani Madise, PhD
Alex Ezeh, PhD
John Cleland, PhD
Jane Falkingham, PhD
Jean-Christophe Fotso, PhD
Zewdu Woubalem, PhD
(c) 2011, African Population & Health Research Center (APHRC)
2011-03-24
Nesstar Publisher
Wellcome Trust
GR 07830M
Head, Statistics and Surveys Unit
Demographic and Health Survey [hh/dhs]
v1.0: Edited, anonymous dataset for Data Documentation Working Group
Version 1.1, November 2014. Anonymized with DOI and Recommended Citation added.
KENYA
Two informal settlements, Korogocho and Viwandani, in Nairobi City (the capital city) of Kenya.
The unit of analysis is the individual
The survey covered all de jure household members (usual residents), aged 50 years and above in the household
Sample survey data [ssd]
African Population & Health Research Center
Two cohorts of older people were recruited. The first cohort was recruited between October 2006 - February 2007 and the second cohort recruited in October -December 2007. Older people 50 years and older who were resident members of the HDSS at the time of the recruitment formed the sampling frame for the study. At the first recruitment (Cohort 1), 2,612 older people were resident in the demographic surveillance area. The second recruitment targeted older people who in-migrated (123) into the surveillance area between the January - September 2007, those who turned 50 years (242) as well as older people who were present in the first recruitment (392) but who contact could not be established. The sampling frame for the baseline was therefore a total of 2,972 older people.
All DSS Residents aged 50 years and above living in the study area qualify to respond to this questionnaire. No samples were drawn.
Face-to-face [f2f]
Sample weights were not used.
The overall survey response was 100 percent. With varying percentages on Individual questions. Omissions occured on individual questions due to refusal to answer, and use of proxy respondents.
No estimation of sampling error was done.
Details are included in the document: Data Use Agreement Guidelines for Internal/External Users (External Resources)
African Population & Health Research Center
African Population and Health Research Center, Urbanization, Poverty and Health Dynamics - Aging Survey, January 2011. APHRC, Nairobi - Kenya. doi:11239/176-2006-010-1.1
The user of the data acknowledges that APHRC and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses.
AllWavesCombined.NSDstat
5891
912
Nesstar 200801
Identification
Marital status
Child bearing history, care and support
Links with place of origin
Work history and benefits
Health care utilization
Health care descriptions
Caring for persons with prolonged illness
Caring for children under 15 years
Social networking
HIV AIDs attitude and perception
Other Variables
ID for merging with child files
System generated
All DSS Residents of 50 years and above
2619
3272
1
2545
964.366
670.932
Foreign Key
observation ID
System generated
All DSS Residents of 50 years and above
88
0
Unique system generated Observation ID
G00100100113
65
G00404600113
2
G02502600112
5
V03002400313
2
V04039900913
2
V04058200313
1
V04071500313
1
V04092000113
1
Y04802100613
9
Derived from a combination of the phase of data collection in which interview was conducted and the unique id of the room in which the interview was conducted.
1.2-date of interview
Interviewer Observation
1.2 Date of Interview (DD/MM/YYY)
All DSS Residents of 50 years and above
5886
1956-07-02
2009-12-14
Date of Interview
1956-07-02
1
2006-01-11
1
2006-01-12
8
2006-02-11
4
2006-02-12
6
2006-03-11
1
2006-03-12
7
2006-04-11
4
2006-05-11
5
2006-05-12
13
2006-06-12
12
2006-07-11
4
2006-07-12
9
2006-08-11
4
2006-08-12
8
2006-09-11
8
2006-09-12
7
2006-10-01
2
2006-10-02
1
2006-10-11
1
2006-10-12
13
2006-10-24
1
2006-10-31
23
2006-11-01
32
2006-11-02
38
2006-11-03
44
2006-11-04
38
2006-11-05
39
2006-11-06
1
2006-11-07
39
2006-11-08
44
2006-11-09
38
2006-11-10
42
2006-11-11
49
2006-11-12
49
2006-11-14
51
2006-11-15
53
2006-11-16
48
2006-11-17
45
2006-11-18
17
2006-11-19
45
2006-11-20
57
2006-11-21
56
2006-11-22
68
2006-11-23
64
2006-11-24
64
2006-11-25
64
2006-11-26
60
2006-11-27
5
2006-11-28
64
2006-11-29
59
2006-11-30
50
2006-12-01
44
2006-12-02
39
2006-12-03
35
2006-12-04
4
2006-12-05
19
2006-12-06
20
2006-12-07
17
2006-12-08
14
2006-12-09
15
2006-12-10
11
2006-12-11
10
2006-12-12
23
2006-12-13
16
2006-12-14
17
2006-12-15
16
2006-12-16
12
2006-12-17
13
2006-12-18
3
2006-12-19
11
2006-12-20
3
2006-12-21
15
2006-12-22
16
2006-12-23
20
2006-12-24
19
2006-12-25
3
2006-12-26
15
2006-12-27
16
2006-12-28
21
2006-12-29
25
2006-12-30
22
2006-12-31
23
2007-01-01
19
2007-01-13
4
2007-01-14
2
2007-01-15
2
2007-01-16
1
2007-01-19
5
2007-01-20
3
2007-01-21
3
2007-01-22
2
2007-01-23
2
2007-01-24
1
2007-01-26
1
2007-01-27
1
2007-01-30
1
2007-02-13
35
2007-10-27
25
2007-10-28
30
2007-10-29
24
2007-10-30
23
2007-10-31
30
2007-11-01
26
2007-11-02
20
2007-11-03
26
2007-11-04
33
2007-11-05
5
2007-11-06
25
2007-11-07
23
2007-11-08
20
2007-11-09
16
2007-11-10
7
2007-11-11
20
2007-11-13
13
2007-11-14
11
2007-11-15
7
2007-11-16
3
2007-11-17
4
2007-11-18
13
2007-11-19
2
2007-11-20
9
2007-11-21
4
2007-11-22
7
2007-11-23
4
2007-11-24
5
2007-11-25
12
2007-11-26
3
2007-11-27
3
2007-11-28
7
2007-11-29
6
2007-11-30
4
2007-12-01
6
2007-12-02
2
2007-12-03
2
2007-12-04
6
2007-12-05
1
2007-12-06
2
2007-12-07
2
2007-12-08
2
2007-12-09
6
2007-12-10
1
2007-12-11
2
2007-12-12
3
2007-12-14
1
2007-12-15
4
2007-12-16
1
2007-12-19
1
2007-12-20
3
2007-12-23
1
2007-12-24
1
2007-12-25
1
2007-12-26
1
2007-12-27
1
2008-03-18
1
2008-03-19
1
2008-03-20
3
2008-03-22
2
2008-03-23
1
2008-04-09
1
2008-04-11
1
2008-04-13
1
2008-04-15
1
2008-04-16
13
2008-04-17
8
2008-04-18
5
2008-04-19
11
2008-04-20
7
2008-04-22
9
2008-04-23
8
2008-04-24
6
2008-04-25
7
2008-04-26
7
2008-04-27
8
2008-04-28
4
2008-04-29
13
2008-04-30
14
2008-05-01
8
2008-05-02
6
2008-05-03
6
2008-05-04
5
2008-05-06
5
2008-05-07
5
2008-05-08
7
2008-05-09
6
2008-05-10
2
2008-05-11
1
2008-05-12
3
2008-05-13
8
2008-05-14
12
2008-05-15
8
2008-05-16
14
2008-05-17
5
2008-05-18
2
2008-05-19
1
2008-05-20
12
2008-05-21
11
2008-05-22
4
2008-05-23
9
2008-05-24
5
2008-05-25
7
2008-05-26
2
2008-05-27
11
2008-05-28
6
2008-05-29
13
2008-05-30
13
2008-05-31
11
2008-06-01
9
2008-06-03
3
2008-06-04
8
2008-06-05
8
2008-06-06
8
2008-06-07
7
2008-06-08
5
2008-06-10
5
2008-06-11
7
2008-06-12
10
2008-06-13
9
2008-06-14
8
2008-06-15
6
2008-06-16
1
2008-06-17
13
2008-06-18
14
2008-06-19
15
2008-06-20
14
2008-06-21
10
2008-06-22
12
2008-06-23
1
2008-06-24
4
2008-06-25
11
2008-06-26
6
2008-06-27
4
2008-06-28
6
2008-06-29
12
2008-06-30
1
2008-07-01
15
2008-07-02
18
2008-07-03
12
2008-07-04
12
2008-07-05
13
2008-07-06
12
2008-07-08
16
2008-07-09
10
2008-07-10
13
2008-07-11
20
2008-07-12
23
2008-07-13
25
2008-07-14
6
2008-07-15
25
2008-07-16
34
2008-07-17
24
2008-07-18
2
2008-07-19
21
2008-07-20
29
2008-07-21
2
2008-07-22
22
2008-07-23
23
2008-07-24
26
2008-07-25
26
2008-07-26
25
2008-07-27
10
2008-07-28
1
2008-07-29
10
2008-07-30
7
2008-07-31
13
2008-08-01
11
2008-08-02
6
2008-08-03
5
2008-08-04
1
2008-08-05
7
2008-08-06
9
2008-08-07
6
2008-08-08
4
2008-08-09
8
2008-08-10
12
2008-08-11
1
2008-08-12
4
2008-08-13
4
2008-08-14
1
2008-08-15
2
2008-08-16
3
2008-08-17
1
2008-08-18
1
2008-08-19
2
2008-08-20
1
2008-08-21
2
2008-08-22
3
2008-08-23
2
2008-08-25
1
2008-08-26
2
2008-08-29
2
2008-08-30
1
2008-08-31
2
2008-09-01
1
2008-09-02
1
2008-09-03
2
2008-09-05
3
2008-09-06
2
2008-09-07
4
2008-09-09
3
2008-09-10
3
2008-09-11
5
2008-09-12
8
2008-09-13
7
2008-09-14
6
2008-09-16
1
2008-09-17
4
2008-09-18
4
2008-09-19
2
2008-09-20
1
2008-09-22
1
2008-09-23
3
2008-09-24
1
2008-09-26
3
2008-09-28
1
2008-09-29
1
2008-10-04
1
2008-10-08
1
2008-10-12
1
2008-10-16
2
2008-10-18
1
2008-10-19
1
2008-10-21
1
2008-10-22
1
2008-10-25
1
2008-10-26
2
2008-10-27
1
2008-10-28
1
2008-10-29
1
2008-10-31
1
2008-11-02
1
2008-11-04
3
2008-11-05
6
2008-11-06
17
2008-11-07
15
2008-11-08
12
2008-11-09
17
2008-11-10
1
2008-11-11
6
2008-11-12
7
2008-11-13
19
2008-11-14
23
2008-11-15
14
2008-11-16
20
2008-11-18
13
2008-11-19
11
2008-11-20
14
2008-11-21
13
2008-11-22
12
2008-11-23
14
2008-11-24
1
2008-11-25
4
2008-11-26
3
2008-11-27
2
2008-11-28
2
2008-11-29
3
2008-11-30
4
2008-12-02
2
2008-12-03
2
2008-12-08
1
2008-12-11
1
2008-12-12
7
2008-12-13
6
2008-12-14
9
2008-12-15
2
2008-12-18
2
2008-12-22
1
2008-12-31
1
2009-01-09
2
2009-01-15
1
2009-01-22
1
2009-01-23
1
2009-01-31
1
2009-04-01
2
2009-04-07
1
2009-04-27
1
2009-04-30
18
2009-05-01
47
2009-05-02
31
2009-05-03
26
2009-05-04
7
2009-05-05
12
2009-05-06
53
2009-05-07
51
2009-05-08
42
2009-05-09
28
2009-05-10
37
2009-05-11
1
2009-05-12
26
2009-05-13
26
2009-05-14
25
2009-05-15
31
2009-05-16
28
2009-05-17
35
2009-05-18
10
2009-05-19
18
2009-05-20
29
2009-05-21
20
2009-05-22
26
2009-05-23
32
2009-05-24
45
2009-05-25
11
2009-05-26
24
2009-05-27
26
2009-05-28
16
2009-05-29
25
2009-05-30
28
2009-05-31
15
2009-06-01
7
2009-06-02
16
2009-06-03
13
2009-06-04
11
2009-06-05
21
2009-06-06
5
2009-06-07
20
2009-06-08
2
2009-06-09
9
2009-06-10
15
2009-06-11
15
2009-06-12
9
2009-06-13
7
2009-06-14
14
2009-06-15
6
2009-06-16
8
2009-06-17
12
2009-06-18
5
2009-06-19
5
2009-06-20
5
2009-06-21
3
2009-06-22
3
2009-06-23
2
2009-06-25
3
2009-06-26
1
2009-06-27
4
2009-06-29
1
2009-07-03
1
2009-07-04
1
2009-07-05
5
2009-07-06
1
2009-07-07
6
2009-07-08
13
2009-07-09
12
2009-07-10
16
2009-07-11
15
2009-07-12
9
2009-07-14
10
2009-07-15
14
2009-07-16
9
2009-07-17
15
2009-07-18
9
2009-07-19
25
2009-07-20
6
2009-07-21
7
2009-07-22
10
2009-07-23
15
2009-07-24
15
2009-07-25
12
2009-07-26
16
2009-07-27
15
2009-07-28
21
2009-07-29
24
2009-07-30
23
2009-07-31
1
2009-08-01
1
2009-08-02
1
2009-08-05
1
2009-08-08
1
2009-08-09
1
2009-08-13
1
2009-08-17
1
2009-08-18
2
2009-08-19
1
2009-08-21
1
2009-08-22
6
2009-08-23
4
2009-08-24
2
2009-08-25
4
2009-08-26
3
2009-08-27
4
2009-08-29
3
2009-08-30
2
2009-08-31
1
2009-09-02
1
2009-09-03
3
2009-09-04
1
2009-09-05
4
2009-09-06
2
2009-09-07
1
2009-09-08
1
2009-09-09
2
2009-09-11
5
2009-09-13
2
2009-09-15
2
2009-09-17
1
2009-09-20
1
2009-09-22
2
2009-09-24
2
2009-09-25
2
2009-09-27
1
2009-09-28
1
2009-09-29
4
2009-09-30
5
2009-10-01
2
2009-10-02
2
2009-10-03
2
2009-10-04
1
2009-10-05
1
2009-10-06
3
2009-10-07
1
2009-10-08
1
2009-10-09
1
2009-10-11
1
2009-10-13
1
2009-10-14
1
2009-10-27
5
2009-10-28
6
2009-10-29
12
2009-10-30
14
2009-10-31
9
2009-11-01
7
2009-11-02
5
2009-11-03
11
2009-11-04
13
2009-11-05
14
2009-11-06
8
2009-11-07
4
2009-11-08
11
2009-11-09
2
2009-11-10
3
2009-11-11
4
2009-11-12
5
2009-11-13
3
2009-11-14
4
2009-11-15
15
2009-11-16
3
2009-11-17
4
2009-11-18
3
2009-11-19
1
2009-11-22
2
2009-11-24
2
2009-11-25
3
2009-11-26
1
2009-11-28
1
2009-11-30
2
2009-12-01
3
2009-12-02
5
2009-12-03
6
2009-12-04
1
2009-12-05
1
2009-12-06
4
2009-12-07
5
2009-12-08
9
2009-12-09
8
2009-12-10
7
2009-12-11
6
2009-12-12
7
2009-12-13
3
2009-12-14
2
1.3-respondents ID
Interviewer Observation
1.3 Respondent's ID
All DSS Residents of 50 years and above
5891
0
Respondent ID
1.4-respondents date of birth
Respondent
1.4 Respondent's Date of Birth (DD/MM/YYY)
All DSS Residents of 50 years and above
5886
1896-07-01
2007-10-28
Respondent's Date of Birth
1896-07-01
1
1899-07-01
2
1900-07-01
1
1904-07-01
3
1906-07-01
1
1909-01-07
1
1909-07-01
1
1910-01-07
1
1910-07-01
7
1912-07-01
4
1913-07-01
1
1914-01-07
2
1914-02-20
1
1914-07-01
9
1915-01-07
1
1915-07-01
2
1916-01-03
1
1916-01-07
1
1916-07-01
2
1917-01-07
2
1917-03-04
3
1917-07-01
3
1918-01-07
1
1919-01-07
2
1919-07-01
7
1919-08-05
2
1920-01-07
2
1920-01-15
1
1920-07-01
27
1921-01-07
2
1921-07-01
8
1921-11-27
1
1922-01-01
1
1922-01-07
3
1922-07-01
27
1923-01-07
1
1923-06-15
2
1923-07-01
10
1924-01-07
6
1924-07-01
26
1925-01-07
1
1925-04-13
1
1925-04-15
3
1925-07-01
13
1925-08-15
3
1925-12-15
2
1926-01-07
1
1926-07-01
11
1927-01-07
1
1927-07-01
16
1927-10-15
2
1928-01-04
1
1928-01-07
2
1928-04-03
3
1928-04-21
3
1928-05-15
3
1928-07-01
23
1928-07-21
3
1928-08-25
1
1929-01-07
1
1929-03-01
3
1929-04-26
3
1929-06-01
2
1929-07-01
21
1929-08-15
3
1929-08-24
3
1930-01-07
6
1930-02-19
1
1930-07-01
69
1930-08-10
3
1930-08-15
1
1930-12-01
1
1931-01-07
3
1931-03-15
2
1931-07-01
9
1932-01-07
2
1932-01-08
1
1932-04-01
2
1932-04-15
1
1932-07-01
56
1932-07-15
1
1932-12-07
3
1933-01-07
4
1933-05-15
3
1933-07-01
33
1933-10-09
1
1934-01-05
2
1934-01-07
5
1934-01-15
2
1934-02-04
2
1934-02-12
3
1934-02-25
1
1934-03-01
3
1934-04-02
1
1934-07-01
18
1935-01-07
3
1935-04-04
3
1935-07-01
47
1935-11-10
2
1936-01-07
3
1936-06-12
2
1936-06-15
1
1936-07-01
25
1936-08-10
2
1936-08-15
1
1936-08-16
3
1936-10-08
1
1937-01-07
6
1937-01-16
1
1937-02-13
3
1937-05-22
2
1937-06-21
3
1937-06-24
1
1937-07-01
24
1937-07-15
3
1937-07-17
3
1937-08-21
2
1938-01-01
1
1938-01-07
6
1938-07-01
53
1938-08-15
3
1938-10-11
1
1938-11-10
2
1939-01-07
9
1939-04-13
3
1939-06-01
1
1939-06-08
1
1939-06-17
2
1939-07-01
68
1939-09-11
2
1939-09-15
2
1939-10-15
3
1939-11-09
1
1939-11-18
2
1939-12-24
3
1939-12-25
1
1940-01-01
1
1940-01-07
14
1940-02-15
4
1940-02-21
1
1940-04-01
1
1940-07-01
114
1940-07-10
2
1940-07-15
2
1940-07-18
3
1940-08-15
2
1940-08-19
1
1940-09-10
3
1940-10-07
1
1940-11-15
4
1941-01-07
3
1941-01-23
3
1941-04-10
2
1941-06-12
1
1941-06-24
2
1941-07-01
48
1941-07-15
5
1941-09-23
3
1941-10-08
1
1941-12-25
3
1942-01-01
2
1942-01-07
18
1942-02-10
3
1942-02-15
3
1942-02-28
3
1942-04-09
1
1942-04-10
3
1942-04-16
3
1942-05-12
3
1942-05-15
5
1942-06-02
2
1942-06-11
1
1942-06-28
1
1942-07-01
131
1942-07-15
2
1942-08-06
2
1942-08-11
1
1942-08-15
3
1942-09-15
3
1942-10-15
1
1942-11-06
2
1943-01-01
3
1943-01-06
1
1943-01-07
11
1943-01-10
3
1943-01-13
2
1943-02-15
6
1943-03-15
3
1943-04-23
3
1943-04-25
2
1943-05-06
3
1943-06-01
1
1943-06-06
1
1943-06-15
3
1943-06-16
1
1943-07-01
86
1943-07-15
1
1943-08-08
4
1943-08-11
1
1943-08-17
1
1943-08-30
3
1943-09-12
3
1943-12-22
3
1944-01-07
10
1944-01-15
4
1944-02-10
3
1944-02-15
4
1944-03-15
3
1944-04-11
1
1944-04-15
1
1944-05-21
3
1944-06-15
3
1944-06-28
1
1944-07-01
65
1944-07-15
4
1944-07-16
3
1944-08-15
2
1944-08-16
3
1944-08-18
3
1944-10-03
1
1944-11-04
1
1944-11-08
2
1944-12-08
1
1944-12-12
1
1944-12-15
6
1944-12-17
4
1945-01-01
3
1945-01-07
14
1945-01-14
3
1945-01-15
3
1945-01-20
2
1945-02-16
1
1945-02-22
3
1945-03-15
3
1945-04-04
1
1945-04-08
1
1945-05-06
3
1945-05-26
3
1945-06-25
1
1945-07-01
124
1945-07-17
3
1945-08-12
3
1945-08-15
1
1945-08-30
3
1945-09-17
2
1945-10-15
3
1945-10-20
1
1945-11-30
2
1945-12-15
3
1945-12-24
3
1946-01-07
15
1946-02-15
4
1946-03-17
2
1946-03-20
3
1946-04-08
3
1946-04-15
5
1946-05-20
1
1946-06-07
1
1946-06-20
3
1946-06-22
2
1946-06-27
3
1946-07-01
88
1946-07-06
1
1946-07-30
2
1946-08-01
1
1946-08-17
1
1946-09-15
2
1946-10-12
1
1946-10-20
1
1946-12-10
2
1946-12-11
1
1946-12-15
4
1947-01-01
4
1947-01-07
15
1947-02-02
3
1947-02-03
1
1947-02-15
2
1947-03-15
4
1947-04-06
3
1947-04-10
1
1947-04-15
3
1947-04-17
1
1947-04-18
3
1947-05-07
2
1947-05-15
3
1947-05-16
3
1947-06-12
1
1947-06-15
2
1947-07-01
151
1947-07-05
1
1947-07-10
2
1947-07-12
2
1947-08-10
2
1947-09-01
1
1947-10-15
3
1947-10-18
2
1947-11-01
1
1947-11-04
3
1947-11-10
1
1947-11-17
3
1947-12-06
1
1947-12-07
1
1947-12-11
2
1947-12-15
5
1947-12-22
2
1947-12-25
2
1947-12-28
2
1948-01-01
1
1948-01-07
32
1948-01-11
2
1948-01-15
5
1948-01-21
1
1948-01-27
3
1948-01-29
2
1948-02-08
2
1948-02-28
3
1948-03-02
2
1948-03-15
3
1948-04-04
1
1948-04-10
1
1948-04-13
3
1948-04-15
3
1948-05-01
1
1948-05-15
5
1948-06-01
3
1948-06-09
1
1948-06-12
1
1948-06-15
2
1948-06-24
3
1948-07-01
177
1948-07-02
1
1948-07-15
2
1948-07-16
2
1948-08-02
1
1948-08-10
1
1948-08-15
6
1948-08-20
3
1948-08-22
3
1948-08-24
1
1948-09-03
2
1948-09-06
1
1948-10-05
1
1948-10-08
1
1948-10-10
3
1948-10-15
2
1948-11-15
3
1948-11-22
3
1948-11-28
3
1948-11-29
2
1948-12-12
1
1948-12-17
3
1949-01-01
1
1949-01-07
19
1949-01-15
5
1949-01-17
3
1949-02-15
1
1949-02-21
3
1949-02-28
3
1949-03-07
3
1949-03-11
2
1949-03-15
1
1949-03-20
1
1949-04-08
1
1949-04-14
2
1949-04-15
4
1949-04-20
1
1949-05-01
1
1949-05-20
3
1949-05-25
2
1949-06-14
1
1949-07-01
103
1949-07-15
4
1949-07-22
1
1949-08-04
2
1949-08-06
2
1949-08-15
3
1949-08-16
1
1949-08-28
5
1949-08-31
3
1949-09-06
3
1949-09-11
3
1949-09-17
1
1949-09-25
2
1949-10-07
3
1949-10-09
4
1949-10-15
2
1949-11-29
3
1949-12-01
3
1949-12-12
1
1949-12-15
7
1949-12-25
3
1950-01-07
23
1950-01-15
4
1950-01-25
2
1950-01-27
3
1950-01-28
2
1950-02-08
1
1950-02-15
2
1950-02-17
2
1950-02-21
3
1950-02-25
3
1950-03-10
3
1950-03-24
3
1950-04-05
3
1950-04-11
2
1950-04-12
1
1950-05-11
2
1950-05-12
2
1950-05-20
1
1950-06-15
3
1950-06-17
1
1950-07-01
194
1950-07-07
1
1950-07-10
3
1950-07-12
2
1950-07-15
1
1950-08-07
1
1950-08-09
1
1950-08-13
2
1950-08-15
12
1950-08-16
5
1950-08-20
3
1950-08-29
2
1950-09-01
2
1950-09-06
1
1950-09-09
2
1950-09-15
3
1950-10-12
1
1950-10-19
2
1950-10-20
1
1950-11-01
2
1950-11-12
2
1950-11-15
4
1950-12-08
3
1950-12-10
3
1950-12-15
5
1950-12-25
5
1950-12-27
1
1951-01-01
3
1951-01-06
1
1951-01-07
13
1951-01-15
1
1951-02-11
1
1951-02-15
3
1951-03-05
3
1951-03-15
4
1951-04-23
3
1951-06-01
3
1951-06-03
2
1951-06-15
2
1951-06-25
1
1951-07-01
97
1951-07-03
1
1951-07-22
3
1951-08-11
1
1951-08-12
3
1951-08-15
5
1951-09-15
4
1951-10-20
2
1951-11-04
2
1951-11-11
3
1951-12-15
4
1951-12-20
1
1952-01-01
7
1952-01-03
1
1952-01-07
42
1952-01-09
1
1952-01-15
4
1952-01-20
6
1952-02-01
3
1952-02-04
2
1952-02-05
3
1952-02-06
1
1952-02-08
2
1952-02-09
2
1952-02-11
2
1952-02-14
2
1952-02-15
9
1952-03-01
1
1952-03-03
3
1952-03-10
1
1952-03-13
1
1952-03-15
6
1952-04-02
1
1952-04-06
2
1952-04-10
3
1952-04-11
3
1952-04-12
3
1952-04-13
3
1952-04-15
5
1952-04-16
3
1952-04-18
3
1952-05-01
5
1952-05-05
3
1952-05-14
3
1952-05-15
12
1952-05-29
1
1952-06-02
2
1952-06-03
3
1952-06-04
1
1952-06-05
1
1952-06-15
2
1952-06-22
2
1952-06-27
1
1952-07-01
393
1952-07-05
1
1952-07-06
2
1952-07-07
2
1952-07-11
1
1952-07-15
6
1952-07-16
1
1952-08-02
1
1952-08-04
3
1952-08-05
6
1952-08-08
3
1952-08-10
6
1952-08-11
4
1952-08-14
3
1952-08-15
5
1952-08-18
1
1952-08-20
3
1952-08-22
3
1952-08-28
1
1952-09-01
1
1952-09-04
3
1952-09-14
3
1952-09-15
4
1952-09-16
3
1952-09-18
3
1952-09-20
5
1952-09-21
2
1952-10-01
2
1952-10-08
1
1952-10-10
3
1952-10-13
3
1952-10-27
1
1952-11-03
1
1952-11-07
1
1952-11-08
1
1952-11-09
2
1952-11-11
1
1952-11-20
1
1952-11-22
3
1952-11-28
1
1952-11-30
1
1952-12-12
4
1952-12-15
8
1952-12-16
1
1952-12-25
1
1953-01-01
4
1953-01-07
21
1953-01-15
3
1953-02-02
3
1953-02-06
1
1953-02-08
3
1953-02-19
1
1953-02-22
2
1953-03-01
2
1953-03-11
1
1953-03-15
3
1953-03-23
3
1953-04-03
3
1953-04-13
3
1953-04-15
2
1953-04-21
3
1953-05-05
2
1953-05-10
1
1953-05-15
3
1953-05-20
3
1953-06-02
1
1953-06-04
1
1953-06-15
1
1953-07-01
166
1953-07-11
3
1953-08-09
3
1953-08-11
1
1953-08-15
8
1953-08-18
3
1953-08-22
3
1953-08-28
1
1953-09-11
2
1953-09-15
6
1953-09-18
3
1953-09-25
2
1953-09-28
1
1953-10-10
2
1953-10-11
2
1953-10-15
2
1953-10-20
5
1953-10-30
3
1953-11-01
3
1953-11-04
1
1953-11-08
1
1953-11-10
2
1953-11-11
3
1953-11-25
3
1953-11-26
3
1953-12-10
3
1953-12-12
3
1953-12-15
6
1953-12-25
2
1954-01-01
3
1954-01-03
1
1954-01-05
3
1954-01-07
27
1954-01-10
1
1954-01-15
6
1954-01-17
1
1954-01-20
3
1954-01-25
2
1954-01-29
1
1954-02-02
5
1954-02-12
3
1954-02-15
3
1954-02-24
3
1954-03-01
2
1954-03-02
2
1954-03-10
1
1954-03-13
3
1954-03-15
4
1954-03-20
1
1954-03-21
4
1954-03-22
3
1954-03-23
3
1954-04-10
3
1954-04-15
3
1954-04-18
3
1954-04-30
1
1954-05-10
3
1954-05-14
1
1954-05-15
7
1954-06-01
1
1954-06-02
3
1954-06-06
1
1954-06-09
1
1954-06-10
3
1954-06-14
2
1954-06-15
9
1954-06-16
3
1954-07-01
266
1954-07-08
1
1954-07-11
3
1954-07-15
8
1954-07-20
2
1954-07-23
3
1954-07-26
3
1954-07-29
2
1954-08-06
1
1954-08-10
3
1954-08-15
4
1954-08-16
1
1954-08-18
3
1954-08-20
2
1954-08-21
3
1954-08-22
1
1954-09-06
2
1954-09-12
5
1954-09-15
1
1954-10-05
4
1954-10-08
3
1954-10-10
2
1954-10-15
10
1954-10-17
3
1954-10-21
1
1954-10-23
2
1954-11-02
3
1954-11-03
3
1954-11-07
3
1954-11-09
3
1954-11-15
4
1954-11-28
2
1954-12-04
3
1954-12-07
1
1954-12-08
1
1954-12-09
1
1954-12-15
7
1954-12-18
2
1954-12-23
1
1954-12-24
3
1954-12-25
2
1954-12-28
2
1954-12-30
6
1955-01-01
4
1955-01-03
2
1955-01-04
1
1955-01-07
20
1955-02-02
1
1955-02-15
1
1955-02-19
3
1955-02-28
1
1955-03-04
3
1955-03-07
2
1955-03-11
1
1955-03-27
1
1955-04-01
3
1955-04-04
2
1955-04-12
1
1955-04-15
5
1955-04-20
1
1955-04-30
3
1955-05-03
1
1955-05-08
3
1955-05-12
3
1955-05-15
18
1955-05-25
3
1955-06-12
3
1955-06-15
7
1955-07-01
210
1955-07-12
3
1955-07-15
8
1955-07-21
3
1955-08-10
3
1955-08-13
3
1955-08-15
6
1955-08-20
2
1955-08-22
1
1955-08-28
2
1955-09-15
6
1955-09-25
3
1955-10-05
1
1955-10-10
3
1955-10-19
1
1955-11-03
2
1955-11-13
1
1955-11-15
3
1955-12-12
3
1955-12-14
2
1955-12-15
3
1955-12-20
3
1955-12-24
3
1955-12-28
3
1955-12-29
3
1956-01-01
1
1956-01-02
2
1956-01-03
1
1956-01-07
24
1956-01-15
6
1956-01-20
3
1956-01-26
3
1956-02-02
1
1956-02-10
1
1956-02-12
2
1956-02-15
7
1956-02-21
3
1956-02-29
3
1956-03-04
3
1956-03-11
1
1956-03-14
3
1956-03-15
4
1956-03-23
2
1956-03-27
3
1956-04-03
3
1956-04-04
1
1956-04-10
1
1956-04-12
1
1956-04-14
1
1956-04-15
6
1956-04-17
2
1956-04-23
2
1956-04-27
2
1956-05-08
3
1956-05-12
2
1956-05-15
1
1956-05-17
1
1956-06-15
9
1956-06-18
1
1956-06-26
2
1956-07-01
257
1956-07-11
3
1956-07-15
19
1956-07-23
3
1956-07-25
3
1956-08-03
2
1956-08-12
1
1956-08-14
2
1956-08-15
14
1956-08-22
2
1956-08-24
3
1956-08-27
2
1956-08-31
2
1956-09-01
3
1956-09-15
3
1956-09-26
1
1956-09-28
1
1956-10-05
1
1956-10-18
1
1956-10-19
1
1956-10-20
1
1956-11-01
1
1956-11-04
1
1956-11-08
1
1956-11-10
2
1956-11-11
2
1956-11-12
1
1956-11-30
4
1956-12-02
1
1956-12-05
1
1956-12-06
3
1956-12-08
2
1956-12-15
8
1956-12-16
1
1956-12-18
3
1956-12-24
4
1956-12-25
1
1956-12-26
2
1956-12-27
1
1957-01-01
1
1957-01-02
2
1957-01-03
2
1957-01-04
3
1957-01-05
1
1957-01-12
3
1957-01-14
4
1957-01-15
4
1957-02-02
3
1957-02-03
3
1957-02-05
1
1957-02-15
2
1957-02-21
3
1957-03-15
6
1957-03-21
5
1957-03-23
3
1957-04-01
1
1957-04-24
3
1957-05-05
1
1957-05-22
1
1957-05-31
3
1957-06-05
2
1957-06-08
1
1957-06-15
3
1957-06-18
4
1957-06-22
4
1957-06-27
3
1957-07-01
252
1957-07-02
3
1957-07-07
2
1957-07-12
1
1957-07-13
1
1957-07-14
5
1957-07-15
10
1957-07-20
3
1957-07-21
3
1957-07-29
1
1957-08-05
3
1957-08-10
3
1957-08-12
1
1957-08-15
1
1957-08-16
1
1958-01-01
1
1958-01-07
1
1958-02-19
1
1958-03-09
1
1958-07-01
1
1958-10-12
3
1958-10-15
2
1959-07-01
1
1959-07-17
1
1960-04-14
2
1961-02-01
1
1961-05-06
1
1961-07-01
4
1961-09-15
2
1962-04-28
1
1962-05-10
2
1963-02-14
2
1963-07-01
1
1964-12-20
2
1965-05-05
1
1966-07-01
2
1967-07-01
1
1970-07-01
1
1972-06-25
2
1974-07-01
1
1975-01-12
2
1978-01-15
1
1979-07-01
1
1986-07-15
1
1987-01-07
1
2006-01-07
1
2006-07-08
1
2006-11-20
1
2007-10-28
1
1.5-sex of respondent
Respondent
1.5 Respondent's sex
(F=Female; M=Male)
All DSS Residents of 50 years and above
2619
3272
Respondent's sex
0
male
1731
1
female
888
Sysmiss
3272
1.7-location ID
Respondent
1.7 ID of room where Respondent sleeps
All DSS Residents of 50 years and above
5844
0
Room ID
2.1-currently married
Respondent
2.1 Are you currently married or living with a man/woman?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
(IF NO, SKIP TO 2.3)
All DSS Residents of 50 years and above
2619
3272
Currently in Union
0
No
778
1
Yes
1841
Sysmiss
3272
2.2-type of marriage
Respondent
2.2 How would you best describe your type of marriage - did you have a religious ceremony, a civil registration, customary or traditional ceremony or just living together?
1=religious ceremony, 2=civil registration only, 3=customary/traditional marriage only, 4=just living together
[SKIP TO 2.5]
All DSS Residents of 50 years and above
1841
4050
Type of Union
1
religious ceremony
528
2
civil registration
26
3
custom/traditional
1090
4
just living together
197
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
4050
2.3-ever married or lived with a man or woman
778
5113
0
No
95
1
Yes
683
Sysmiss
5113
2.4-How last marriage ended
Respondent
2.4 How did you last marriage/union end? Are you widowed, divorced, or separated?
(W=WIDOWED,; D=DIVORCED; S=SEPARATED)
All DSS Residents of 50 years and above
5788
103
Type of End of Last Union
0
Never married
117
1
divorced
184
2
separated
363
3
widowed
1096
4
Married
4028
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
103
2.5-no of times ever married or lived with a man or woman
Respondent
2.5 How many times have you been married or lived with a man/woman in your lifetime?
[INCLUDE CURRENT SPOUSE FOR THOSE CURRENTLY MARRIED/LIVING WITH A MAN/WOMAN]
All DSS Residents of 50 years and above
2524
3367
Number of unions in lifetime
1
1991
2
417
3
79
4
17
5
6
6
2
7
4
8
3
11
1
25
1
95
3
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
0
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
3367
2.6-Age at first union or marriage
Respondent
2.6 How old were you when you got married or started living with a man/woman for the first time?
All DSS Residents of 50 years and above
2524
3367
Age at first Union
1
1
3
1
9
3
10
1
11
2
12
5
13
11
14
16
15
51
16
52
17
66
18
139
19
75
20
230
21
98
22
141
23
147
24
179
25
267
26
139
27
88
28
112
29
59
30
133
31
27
32
37
33
23
34
12
35
34
36
11
37
10
38
17
39
6
40
14
41
2
42
6
44
4
45
6
46
5
47
2
49
1
50
3
57
1
88
1
95
12
97
refused
4
98
don’t know
269
99
missing
1
Sysmiss
3367
2.7-husband or partner usually live in household
Respondent
Details abotu current/most recent spouse for women currently married/living together
Does your husband/partner usually live in this household?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
[IF YES SKIP TO 2.9]
All female DSS Residents 50 years and above who are currently married
3553
2338
Husband/Partner lives in Household
0
No
52
1
Yes
1513
2
899
9
1089
Sysmiss
2338
2.8oth-place of residence for husband or partner
Respondent
2.8 Where does he/partner live?
0=Within the same HH; 1=Within the same DSA slum; 2=Other DSA Slum; 3=Non-DSA Nairobi slum; 4=Nairobi non-slum'5=Other urban in Kenya; 6=Rural Kenya; 7=Outside Kenya; 8=Dont know
All female DSS Residents 50 years and above who are currently married
3319
2572
Where Husband/Male Partner stays
0
within same HH
5
1
within same DSA slum
33
2
other DSA slum
8
3
non-DSA nairobi slum
10
4
nairobi non-slum
14
5
other urban in kenya
6
6
rural kenya
875
7
outside Kenya
0
8
Don’t know
1
9
2367
97
refused
0
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
2572
2.9month-month got married to current husband or partner
Respondent
2.9 In what month did you get married/living together with your current husband/partner?
MONTH
All female DSS Residents 50 years and above who are currently married
286
5605
Start of Current Union to Male Partner - Month
1
15
2
16
3
11
4
9
5
7
6
14
7
17
8
13
9
4
10
6
11
2
12
8
95
missing
0
97
refused
0
98
dont know
164
99
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5605
2.9year-year got married to current husband or partner
Respondent
2.9 In what month did you get married/living together with your current husband/partner?
YEAR
All female DSS Residents 50 years and above who are currently married
286
5605
Start of Current Union to Male Partner - Year
1935
1
1941
1
1943
1
1947
2
1950
1
1954
1
1955
2
1956
2
1957
2
1960
4
1961
3
1962
5
1963
8
1964
8
1965
4
1966
5
1967
9
1968
12
1969
15
1970
16
1971
13
1972
10
1973
15
1974
11
1975
10
1976
7
1977
10
1978
10
1979
11
1980
7
1981
3
1982
6
1983
5
1984
6
1986
4
1989
2
1991
2
1992
1
1993
1
1996
1
1998
1
2000
3
2005
2
9995
missing
1
9997
refused
0
9998
dont know
38
9999
not applicable
4
Sysmiss
5605
2.10-husband or partner has other wife or wives
Respondent
2.10 Does yuor husband/partner have any other wife/wives besides yourself?
(N=NO;Y=YES)
IF NO, SKIP TO 3.0
All female DSS Residents 50 years and above who are currently married
286
5605
Husband/Male Partner has Other partners
0
No
236
1
Yes
50
Sysmiss
5605
2.11-no of other wives or partners - men
Respondent
2.11 How many other wives does he have?
NUMBER
[SKIP TO 3.0]
All female DSS Residents 50 years and above who are currently married
50
5841
Number of other partners for Husband/Male Partner
1
35
2
11
3
3
4
1
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
0
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
5841
2.12-man has other wives or partners - men
Respondent
Detaisl about current/most recent spouse for men currently married/living together
2.12 How many wives/partners do you currently have?
All male DSS Residents 50 years and above who are currently married
1555
4336
Number of current partners - Female Partners
1
1366
2
160
3
14
4
8
5
1
95
5
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
1
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
4336
2.13-wife or partner usually live in household - men
Respondent
2.13 [IF MORE THAN ONE] Are you living with your wife/partner in this household? [IF HAS ONLY ONE] Does your wife/partner usually live in this household?
(N=NO;Y=YES)
IF YES SKIP TO 2.15
All male DSS Residents 50 years and above who are currently married
1555
4336
Living with Female partner in Household
0
No
814
1
Yes
741
Sysmiss
4336
2.14-place where most recent wife or partner lives
Respondent
2.14 Where does your most recent wife live?
0=Within the same HH; 1=Within the same DSA slum; 2=Other DSA Slum; 3=Non-DSA Nairobi slum; 4=Nairobi non-slum'5=Other urban in Kenya; 6=Rural Kenya; 7=Outside Kenya; 8=Dont know
CODE SHEET A2
All male DSS Residents 50 years and above who are currently married
1553
4338
Where female partner lives
0
within same HH
0
1
within same DSA slum
12
2
other DSA slum
1
3
non-DSA nairobi slum
2
4
nairobi non-slum
5
5
other urban in kenya
8
6
rural kenya
781
7
outside Kenya
0
8
Don’t know
3
95
741
97
refused
0
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
4338
2.15month-month got married to current wife or partner
Respondent
2.15 In what month and year did you get married/living together started with your (MOST) recent wife/partner?
MONTH
All male DSS Residents 50 years and above who are currently married
1555
4336
Start of Current Union to Female Partner - Month
1
71
2
69
3
52
4
97
5
46
6
74
7
81
8
80
9
42
10
67
11
31
12
82
95
missing
6
97
refused
0
98
dont know
757
99
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
4336
2.15year-year got married to current wife or partner
2.15 In what month and year did you get married/living together started with your (MOST) recent wife/partner?
YEAR
1555
4336
1944
1
1945
1
1946
1
1947
1
1948
2
1950
3
1951
2
1952
1
1953
2
1954
6
1955
4
1956
2
1957
2
1958
7
1959
8
1960
9
1961
6
1962
18
1963
11
1964
14
1965
16
1966
13
1967
17
1968
40
1969
32
1970
48
1971
31
1972
56
1973
38
1974
58
1975
63
1976
63
1977
67
1978
96
1979
81
1980
108
1981
54
1982
65
1983
35
1984
41
1985
32
1986
30
1987
23
1988
15
1989
16
1990
20
1991
11
1992
9
1993
11
1994
8
1995
9
1996
10
1997
11
1998
17
1999
15
2000
15
2001
12
2002
14
2003
10
2004
8
2005
6
2006
7
2007
2
9995
missing
0
9997
refused
0
9998
dont know
107
9999
not applicable
14
Sysmiss
4336
2.16month-month most current marriage or union ended
Respondent
2.16 In what month and year did you get separated/divorced/widowed in your most recent marriage/union?
MONTH
All male DSS Residents 50 years and above who are currently married
683
5208
End of Current Union to Female Partner - Month
1
13
2
19
3
14
4
33
5
20
6
17
7
44
8
45
9
21
10
17
11
20
12
15
95
missing
1
97
refused
1
98
dont know
403
99
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5208
2.16year-year most current marriage or union ended
Respondent
2.16 In what month and year did you get separated/divorced/widowed in your most recent marriage/union?
YEAR
All male DSS Residents 50 years and above who are currently married
683
5208
End of Current Union to Female Partner - Year
1940
1
1941
1
1944
1
1945
2
1947
1
1953
1
1954
1
1955
2
1957
2
1958
1
1959
4
1960
7
1961
2
1962
2
1963
5
1965
1
1966
1
1967
3
1968
3
1969
4
1970
4
1972
4
1973
8
1974
3
1975
7
1976
4
1977
3
1978
7
1979
8
1980
6
1981
3
1982
11
1983
11
1984
10
1985
8
1986
16
1987
8
1988
9
1989
7
1990
14
1991
6
1992
14
1993
8
1994
14
1995
13
1996
30
1997
27
1998
15
1999
22
2000
30
2001
16
2002
22
2003
15
2004
26
2005
14
2006
19
2007
5
9995
missing
1
9997
refused
1
9998
dont know
179
9999
not applicable
10
Sysmiss
5208
When did your marital status changed?
Respondent
2.18 When did your marital status chnage? (DD/MM/YYY)
IF RESPONDENT REMARRIED, ASK DATE OF MARRIAGE, IF DIVORCED/SEPARATED ASK FOR DATE OF END OF MARRIAGE, IF WIDOWED, ASK FOR DATE OF SPOUSE'S DEATH, IF DAY OR MONTH IS UNKNOWN ENTER "98"
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3263
1963-01-01
9999-01-01
Date of change in Marital Status
1963-01-01
1
1968-01-01
1
1978-07-01
1
1978-07-15
1
1980-01-01
1
1987-01-01
1
1988-01-01
1
1988-05-19
1
1988-07-01
1
1992-07-01
1
1994-06-14
1
1995-05-01
1
1997-06-27
1
1998-07-01
1
2000-12-12
1
2000-12-13
1
2001-07-15
1
2002-01-01
1
2002-07-01
2
2002-12-12
1
2003-10-01
1
2004-07-15
1
2005-04-15
1
2006-01-01
2
2006-02-19
1
2006-10-15
1
2007-01-01
5
2007-03-01
1
2007-03-08
1
2007-04-01
1
2007-05-01
2
2007-05-09
2
2007-06-15
1
2007-07-01
1
2007-07-15
1
2007-08-15
1
2007-11-06
1
2007-12-01
1
2007-12-12
1
2007-12-15
1
2008-01-15
1
2008-02-01
1
2008-02-02
1
2008-02-19
1
2008-03-01
1
2008-03-08
1
2008-03-15
1
2008-04-01
1
2008-04-04
1
2008-04-14
1
2008-04-15
1
2008-05-03
1
2008-05-17
1
2008-06-30
1
2008-07-01
2
2008-07-04
1
2008-07-15
1
2008-08-08
2
2008-08-11
1
2008-09-01
2
2008-11-15
1
2008-12-12
1
2008-12-27
1
2009-01-15
1
2009-02-15
2
2009-03-15
2
2009-04-15
1
2009-05-06
1
2009-06-11
1
2009-07-01
1
2009-09-01
1
2009-10-11
1
2200-01-01
1698
9999-01-01
1480
Do you live with anyone else?
Respondent
2.19 Do you live with anyone else in this household?
YES...1; NO...2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3263
2628
Live with anybody else in this household
1
Yes
1540
2
No
1030
5
Missing
2
7
Refused
0
9
NA
691
Sysmiss
2628
Have you ever been to school?
Respondent
2.20 Have you ever been to school?
IF NO, SKIP TO 3.0; (YES...1; NO...2)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1518
4373
Ever been to school
1
Yes
1081
2
No
437
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4373
Highest level of education completed
Respondent
2.21 What is the highest level of education that you have completed?
Less than primary school...01; Primary school...02; Secondary/High school...03; College/Pre-University/University...04; Post graduate degree...05
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1518
4373
Highest completed level of education
1
Less than primary school
528
2
Primary school
413
3
Secondary school
126
4
College/University
13
5
Post graduate degree
0
95
Missing
1
99
NA
437
Sysmiss
4373
3.1-ever given birth or had any children
Respondent
3.1 Have you ever give irth/Have you ever had any children of your own?
(Y=YES; N=NO; IF NO SKIP TO 3.3)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2619
3272
Ever given birth (Including children whom you raised as your own)
0
No
64
1
Yes
2555
Sysmiss
3272
3.2-total no of children ever had
Respondent
3.2 In total, how many children have you given birth to/have you had, including those that have died?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2555
3336
Total children ever had
1
83
2
170
3
238
4
352
5
390
6
413
7
266
8
234
9
175
10
88
11
49
12
35
13
17
14
17
15
8
16
4
17
3
18
3
19
1
20
1
21
1
26
1
95
2
97
refused
1
98
don’t know
3
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
3336
3.3-ever raised or adopted non-biological children
Respondent
3.3 Do you have any children you did not give birth to but whom you raised as your own?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
[IF NO IN 3.1 & NO IN 3.3; SKIP TO 3.21; IF YES IN 3.1 & NO IN 3.3 SKIP TO 3.5]
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2619
3272
Adopted/Non-biological children
0
No
1751
1
Yes
868
Sysmiss
3272
3.4-total no of adopted or non-biological children
Respondent
3.4 In total how many children did you not give birth to but raised as your own?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
868
5023
1
270
2
242
3
195
4
66
5
38
6
27
7
11
8
8
9
2
10
5
11
1
12
2
13
1
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
0
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
5023
Have any surviving children
Respondent
Does respondent have any surviving children?
(Y=YES;N=NO; IF NO SKIP TO 3.21)
FW: CHECK BIRTH HISTORY TABLE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
535
5356
Respondent has surviving children/children who are alive
0
No
14
1
Yes
521
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5356
3.19-provide financial support or assistance to any child
Respondent
3.19b Do you provide any of your children with financial support or assistance?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2557
3334
Provide financial support to children
0
No
1044
1
Yes
1513
Sysmiss
3334
3.19c-number of children providing financial support
Respondent
3.19c How many children do you provide financial support to?
NUMBER
IF NONE SKIP TO 3.20
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
303
5588
Number of children supported
95
303
Sysmiss
5588
3.20a-assist child with caring for their children
Respondent
3.20 In the last 12 months, did you assist any of your children in/by
a. Caring for their children
Y=YES; N=NO
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
4305
1586
Assists children with caring for their children
0
No
1820
1
Yes
1495
2
990
Sysmiss
1586
3.20b-assist child with domestic chores
Respondent
3.20 In the last 12 months, did you assist any of your children in/by
b. Doing domestic chores for them
Y=YES;N=NO
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
4305
1586
Assist children with domestic chores
0
No
2185
1
Yes
947
2
1173
Sysmiss
1586
3.20c-assist child with providing material support
Respondent
3.20 In the last 12 months, did you assist any of your children in/by
d. Providing advice or counselling
Y=YES;N=NO
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
4305
1586
Assist by providing material support(food, clothing)
0
No
777
1
Yes
3054
2
474
Sysmiss
1586
3.20d-assist child with advice or counselling
Respondent
3.20 In the last 12 months, did you assist any of your children in/by
d. Providing advice or counselling
Y=YES;N=NO
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
4305
1586
Assist children with advice or counselling
0
No
412
1
Yes
3630
2
263
Sysmiss
1586
3.20e-assist child with other
Respondent
3.20 In the last 12 months, did you assist any of your children in/by
e. Other(specify)
Y=YES; N=NO
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
4304
1587
Assist children in other ways(not listed in options provided)
0
No
2462
1
Yes
137
2
1705
Sysmiss
1587
3.20f-assist child with education or schooling
Respondent
3.20 In the last 12 months, did you assist any of your children in/by
f. School fees/Education
Y=YES; N=NO
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
4305
1586
Assist children with school fees/education
0
No
2328
1
Yes
1176
2
801
Sysmiss
1586
3.20f-assist child with healthcare
Respondent
3.20 In the last 12 months, did you assist any of your children in/by
g. Health Care
Y=YES; N=NO
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
4304
1587
Assist children with healthcare
0
No
2538
1
Yes
1032
2
734
Sysmiss
1587
3.20eOth-assist child with other - specified
Respondent
3.20 In the last 12 months, did you assist any of your children in/by
Y=YES; N=NO
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
95
0
Other assistance to children (Not listed in options provided in questionnaire)
EVERY OTHER NEED
1
NOT SPECIFIED
90
PAYING HIS OR HER SYSTEM
1
POCKET MONEY
1
PROTECTION
1
PROVIDE SHELTER & SCHOOL STATIONERY
1
3.21-relationship with person proving physical assistance
Respondent
3.21 In the last 12 months, who normally provided the most assistance to you with work around the house such as cooking, cleaning, collecting water and so on?
RECORD RELATIONSHIP TO RESPONDENT (CODE SHEET A4)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2619
3272
Respondent relationship with physical assistant
1
aunty
0
2
brother in law
0
3
brother
2
4
child
703
5
cousin
2
6
co-wife
0
7
daughter in law
19
8
grandchild
121
9
grandparent
4
10
household head
1
11
husband
26
12
nephew
6
13
niece
12
14
not related
76
15
parent
19
16
parent in law
1
17
sister in law
3
18
sister
5
19
self
1053
20
son in law
0
21
step child
1
22
step parent
0
23
uncle
0
24
unknow relation
2
25
wife
547
26
servant/maid
11
27
other
5
32
institution
0
Sysmiss
3272
3.21oth-person assisting with household chores - other specified
Respondent
3.21 In the last 12 months, who normally provided the most assistance to you with work around the house such as cooking, cleaning, collecting water and so on?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
21
0
Other Respondent relationship with physical assistant (Not listed in options provided in questionnaire)
CHESHIRE HOME
1
DOESNT KNOW THE NAME
1
GOAL
1
GOD MERCY CHURCH
1
HOUSEHELP
1
INFORMATION NOT GIVEN
1
JAMII BORA
4
LEA TOTO
1
NGO 0 MESCO
1
NVK NGUNGURU DANCERS
1
NVK NUNGURU DANCERS
1
RELIGIOUS GROUP OF CANA CENTRE
1
RESPONSES GIVEN 6 AND 1
1
SIB
1
SIBLING
1
SISTER JILL
1
SOCIAL WORKERS
1
WORLD VISION
1
Where does person who offer most assistance live?
Respondent
3.21a FW: IF RESPONSE IN 3.21 IS NO ONSE/SELF, SKIP TO 3.22, ELSE ASK: Where does the person mentioned (in 3.21) live?
[CODE SHEET A2]
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3552
2339
Where the assistant stays
0
Same HH
1887
1
Same DSA slum
232
2
Other DSA slum
4
3
Non-DSA Nairobi slum
1
4
Nairobi non-slum
7
5
Other Urban in Kenya
7
6
Rural Kenya
18
7
Outside Kenya
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
1394
95
2
Sysmiss
2339
3.22-require assistance movement outside community
Respondent
3.22 In the last 12 months, did you usually require assistance to get somewhere outside the community for example going to town, to the market etc?
YES...1; NO...2
SKIP TO 3.24
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5883
8
Respondent required assistance to move outside the community
0
No
2493
1
Yes
226
2
3164
Sysmiss
8
The person assissting with movement outside community
Respondent
3.23 In the last 12 months, suppose you wanted to go somewhere outside the community, who normally assisted you or accompanied you to place outside the community?
RECORD RELATIONSHIP TO RESPONDENT
(CODE SHEET A)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
126
5765
Respondent relation to person assisting in movement outside community
1
aunty
0
2
brother in law
0
3
brother
2
4
child
48
5
cousin
0
6
co-wife
0
7
daughter in law
2
8
grandchild
29
9
grandparent
0
10
household head
0
11
husband
3
12
nephew
0
13
niece
5
14
not related
17
15
parent
1
16
parent in law
0
17
sister in law
2
18
sister
0
19
self
1
20
son in law
0
21
step child
1
22
step parent
0
23
uncle
0
24
unknow relation
0
25
wife
4
26
servant/maid
0
27
other
11
32
institution
0
Sysmiss
5765
3.23oth-person assisting with movement outside community - other specified
Respondent
3.23 In the last 12 months, suppose you wanted to go somewhere outside the community, who normally assisted you or accompanied you to place outside the community?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
11
0
Other Respondent relation to person assisting in movement outside community (not listed in options provided in questionnaire)
ANYBODY
1
CHURCH MEMBERS
1
NO ONE
3
NOT SPECIFIED
6
3.24-receive assistance or support from other relatives
Respondent
3.24 In the last 12 months, did you receive any kind of assistance or support from any of your relatives(other than children)?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5884
7
Assistance from other relatives
0
No
2344
1
Yes
556
2
2983
5
1
Sysmiss
7
3.25a-support from relatives - financial
Respondent
3.25a What type of assistance did you receive from your relatives?
Financial Assistance
...A
(PROBE: ANY OTHER?) CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
275
5616
Received financial assistance
0
No
145
1
Yes
130
Sysmiss
5616
3.25b-support from relatives - material food clothing
Respondent
3.25a What type of assistance did you receive from your relatives?
Food/Clothing Assistance
...B
(PROBE: ANY OTHER?) CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
275
5616
Received Food/Clothing assistance
0
No
213
1
Yes
62
Sysmiss
5616
Health Care
Respondent
3.25a What type of assistance did you receive from your relatives?
Health Care Asssistance
...C
(PROBE: ANY OTHER?) CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
275
5616
Received Health Care assistance
0
No
265
1
Yes
10
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5616
3.25c-support from relatives - shelter or rent payment
Respondent
3.25a What type of assistance did you receive from your relatives?
Shelter Assistance
...D
(PROBE: ANY OTHER?) CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
275
5616
Received Shelter assistance
0
252
1
23
Sysmiss
5616
Rent Payment
Respondent
3.25a What type of assistance did you receive from your relatives?
Rent payment assistance
...E
(PROBE: ANY OTHER?) CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
275
5616
Received assistance with Rent payments
0
No
275
1
Yes
0
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5616
3.25d-support from relatives - domestic chores
Respondent
3.25a What type of assistance did you receive from your relatives?
Domestic chores Assistance
...F
(PROBE: ANY OTHER?) CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
275
5616
Received assistance with Domestic chores
0
No
236
1
Yes
39
Sysmiss
5616
3.25e-support from relatives - advice or counsel
Respondent
3.25a What type of assistance did you receive from your relatives?
Advice or Counsel Asssistance
...G
(PROBE: ANY OTHER?) CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
275
5616
Received advice/counsel assistance
0
No
119
1
Yes
156
Sysmiss
5616
3.25f-support from relatives - emotional
Respondent
3.25a What type of assistance did you receive from your relatives?
Emotional support assistance
...H
(PROBE: ANY OTHER?) CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
275
5616
Received Emotional support assistance
0
No
126
1
Yes
149
Sysmiss
5616
3.25g-support from relatives - other
Respondent
3.25a What type of assistance did you receive from your relatives?
Other Assistance 1
...I
(PROBE: ANY OTHER?) CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
275
5616
Received Other assistance 1
0
No
272
1
Yes
3
Sysmiss
5616
3.25gOth-support from relatives - other g specified
Respondent
3.25a What type of assistance did you receive from your relatives?
Other Assistance Specify 1
...I
(PROBE: ANY OTHER?) CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2
0
Received Other support/Name of other support
NOT SPECIFIED
1
TAKES HIM WHERE HE NEEDS TO GO COZ HE IS BLIND
1
3.25h-support from relatives - other
Respondent
3.25a What type of assistance did you receive from your relatives?
Other Assistance 2
...J
(PROBE: ANY OTHER?) CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
275
5616
Received Other assistance 2
0
No
275
1
Yes
0
Sysmiss
5616
3.25hOth-support from relatives - other h specified
Respondent
3.25a What type of assistance did you receive from your relatives?
Other Assistance specify 2
...J
(PROBE: ANY OTHER?) CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
0
0
3.25i-support from relatives - other
Respondent
3.25a What type of assistance did you receive from your relatives?
Other Assistance C3
...K
(PROBE: ANY OTHER?) CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
241
5650
Received Other assistance C
0
No
241
1
Yes
0
Sysmiss
5650
3.25iOth-support from relatives - other i specified
Respondent
3.25a What type of assistance did you receive from your relatives?
Other Assistance Specify 3
...K
(PROBE: ANY OTHER?) CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
0
0
3.25ba-frequency of receiving financial assistance
Respondent
3.25b How often do you receive (...) support from your relatives?
CODE SHEET A11
FW: FOR ALL RESPONSES CIRCLED IN 3.25A ASK:
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
13
5878
How often received financial support
1
Once a week
1
2
Once a month
6
3
Once in 3 months
0
4
Once a year
1
5
Occasionally
5
Sysmiss
5878
3.25ba-frequency of receiving food or clothing
Respondent
3.25b How often do you receive (...) support from your relatives?
CODE SHEET A11
FW: FOR ALL RESPONSES CIRCLED IN 3.25A ASK:
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
7
5884
How often received Food/Clothing assistance
1
Once a week
1
2
Once a month
3
3
Once in 3 months
1
4
Once a year
0
5
Occasionally
2
Sysmiss
5884
3.25ba-frequency of receiving healthcare assistance
Respondent
3.25b How often do you receive (...) support from your relatives?
CODE SHEET A11
FW: FOR ALL RESPONSES CIRCLED IN 3.25A ASK:
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5
5886
How often received Health Care assistance
1
Once a week
1
2
Once a month
1
3
Once in 3 months
0
4
Once a year
1
5
Occasionally
2
Sysmiss
5886
3.25ba-frequency of receiving shelter
Respondent
3.25b How often do you receive (...) support from your relatives?
CODE SHEET A11
FW: FOR ALL RESPONSES CIRCLED IN 3.25A ASK:
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3
5888
How often received Shelter assistance
1
Once a week
1
2
Once a month
2
3
Once in 3 months
0
4
Once a year
0
5
Occasionally
0
Sysmiss
5888
3.25ba-frequency of receiving rent payment
Respondent
3.25b How often do you receive (...) support from your relatives?
CODE SHEET A11
FW: FOR ALL RESPONSES CIRCLED IN 3.25A ASK:
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
7
5884
How often received Rent payment assistance
1
Once a week
0
2
Once a month
5
3
Once in 3 months
0
4
Once a year
0
5
Occasionally
2
Sysmiss
5884
3.25ba-frequency of receiving assistance with domestic chores
Respondent
3.25b How often do you receive (...) support from your relatives?
CODE SHEET A11
FW: FOR ALL RESPONSES CIRCLED IN 3.25A ASK:
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3
5888
How often received domestic chores assistance
1
Once a week
2
2
Once a month
0
3
Once in 3 months
1
4
Once a year
0
5
Occasionally
0
Sysmiss
5888
3.25ba-frequency of receiving advice or counsel assistance
Respondent
3.25b How often do you receive (...) support from your relatives?
CODE SHEET A11
FW: FOR ALL RESPONSES CIRCLED IN 3.25A ASK:
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
19
5872
How often received Advice/Counsel assistance
1
Once a week
1
2
Once a month
0
3
Once in 3 months
2
4
Once a year
6
5
Occasionally
10
Sysmiss
5872
3.25ba-frequency of receiving emotional assistance
Respondent
3.25b How often do you receive (...) support from your relatives?
CODE SHEET A11
FW: FOR ALL RESPONSES CIRCLED IN 3.25A ASK:
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
21
5870
How often received Emotional support assistance
1
Once a week
3
2
Once a month
0
3
Once in 3 months
0
4
Once a year
3
5
Occasionally
15
Sysmiss
5870
3.25ba-frequency of receiving other assistance I
Respondent
3.25b How often do you receive (...) support from your relatives?
CODE SHEET A11
FW: FOR ALL RESPONSES CIRCLED IN 3.25A ASK:
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
0
5891
How often received Other Assistance 1
1
Once a week
0
2
Once a month
0
3
Once in 3 months
0
4
Once a year
0
5
Occasionally
0
Sysmiss
5891
3.25ba-frequency of receiving other assistance II
Respondent
3.25b How often do you receive (...) support from your relatives?
CODE SHEET A11
FW: FOR ALL RESPONSES CIRCLED IN 3.25A ASK:
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
0
5891
How often received Other Assistance 2
1
Once a week
0
2
Once a month
0
3
Once in 3 months
0
4
Once a year
0
5
Occasionally
0
Sysmiss
5891
3.26-presence of support organizations or groups
Respondent
3.26 Are you aware of any organizations or groups that provide assistance such as financial, material, or emotional support to older people in this community?
(Y=YES;N=NO; IF NO SKIP TO 4.0)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2619
3272
Presence of support organizations
0
No
2101
1
Yes
518
Sysmiss
3272
3.27a-catholic church or sisters assist older people
Respondent
3.27 Which are these groups or organizations that provide assistance to older people?
Catholic church/Sisters
...A
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
518
5373
Assisting groups - Catholic church/sisters
0
No
129
1
Yes
389
Sysmiss
5373
3.27b-muslim groups assist older people
Respondent
3.27 Which are these groups or organizations that provide assistance to older people?
Muslim groups
...B
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
518
5373
Assisting groups - Muslim groups
0
No
472
1
Yes
46
Sysmiss
5373
3.27c-redeemed church assist older people
Respondent
3.27 Which are these groups or organizations that provide assistance to older people?
Redeemed Gospel Church
...C
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
518
5373
Assisting groups - Redeemed Gospel Church
0
No
461
1
Yes
57
Sysmiss
5373
3.27d-TAK Takataka Afya Korogocho assist older people
Respondent
3.27 Which are these groups or organizations that provide assistance to older people?
TAK(Takataka Afya Korogocho)
...D
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
518
5373
Assisting groups - TAK(Takataka Afya Korogocho)
0
No
462
1
Yes
56
Sysmiss
5373
3.27e-womens groups assist older people
Respondent
3.27 Which are these groups or organizations that provide assistance to older people?
Women's Groups
..E
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
518
5373
Assisting groups - Women's groups
0
No
426
1
Yes
92
Sysmiss
5373
3.27f-KENWA orphans or HIV groups assist older people
Respondent
3.27 Which are these groups or organizations that provide assistance to older people?
KENWA\Orphans\HIV AIDS
...F
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
518
5373
Assisting groups - KENWA\Orphans\HIV & AIDS
0
No
365
1
Yes
153
Sysmiss
5373
3.27g-government DO chief assist older people
Respondent
3.27 Which are these groups or organizations that provide assistance to older people?
Government/DO/Chief
...G
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
518
5373
Assisting groups - Government\DO\Chief
0
No
464
1
Yes
54
Sysmiss
5373
3.27h-other groups assist older people
Respondent
3.27 Which are these groups or organizations that provide assistance to older people?
Other I
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
518
5373
0
No
472
1
Yes
46
Sysmiss
5373
3.27hOth-other groups assist older people - h specified
Respondent
3.27 Which are these groups or organizations that provide assistance to older people?
Other specify I
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
46
0
ACTION AID, ITU SELF HELP GROUP
1
ASSOCIATION FOR DISSABLED
1
CANT REMEMBER THE GROUP
1
DOESNT KNOW THE NAME
1
EMURENDA WELFARE ASSOCIATION
1
FAULU
1
GOAL
1
GOAL INTERNATIONAL
1
GOD MERCY CHURCH
1
GOSPEL BAPTIST CHURCH
1
HOPE WIRLDWIDE
1
HOPE WORLDWIDE
1
JAMII BORA
8
KAMEME MEDIA HOUSE
1
KAZI NA JASHO
1
KENYA WOMEN FINANCE TRUST
1
KREP
1
KWA NDUBE NGOOKA INGI
1
LEA TOTO
1
MATHARI HOSPITAL
1
NGO-MESCO
1
NOT SPECIFIED
5
NVK NGUNGURU DANCERS
1
NVK NUNGURU DANCERS
1
NYUMBA YA WAZEE
1
PEACE FELLOWSHIP
1
RED CROSS
2
RURAL
1
SOCIAL WORKERS
1
SUNLINK
1
UNITED NATIONS UNION
1
WORLD VISION
3
3.27i-other groups assist older people
Respondent
3.27 Which are these groups or organizations that provide assistance to older people?
Other II
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
518
5373
0
513
1
no
5
2
yes
0
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
5373
3.27iOth-other groups assist older people - j specified
Respondent
3.27 Which are these groups or organizations that provide assistance to older people?
Other specify II
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5
0
EII
1
FAULU
1
GOAL INTERNATIONAL
1
JAMII BORA
1
NGO - HOKA
1
3.27j-other groups assist older people
Respondent
3.27 Which are these groups or organizations that provide assistance to older people?
Other III
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
518
5373
0
517
1
no
1
2
yes
0
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
5373
3.27jOth-other groups assist older people - i specified
Respondent
3.27 Which are these groups or organizations that provide assistance to older people?
Other specify III
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1
0
UNICEF
1
3.28-received assistance from groups or organizations last 12mths
Respondent
3.28 Have you received assistance from any of these groups or organizations in the last 12 months?
(Y=YES; N=NO; IF NO SKIP TO 4.0)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
518
5373
Received assistance from these groups/orgnizations in last 12 months
0
No
362
1
Yes
156
Sysmiss
5373
3.29-group or org received most assistance
Respondent
3.29 From which groups or organizations have you received the most assistance?
Catholic Church/Sisters...A; Muslim groups...B; Redeemed Gospel Church...C; TAK(Takataka Afya Korogocho)...C; Women's Groups...E; KENWA\Orphans\HIVAIDS...F; Government\DO\Chief...G; Other... H
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
156
5735
Group from which received most assistance
1
catholic church or nuns
108
2
muslim groups
11
3
redeemed gospel church
7
4
takataka afya korogocho TAK
1
5
womens groups
4
6
HIVAIDS groups
3
7
government DO or chief
0
8
other
22
Sysmiss
5735
3.29oth-group or org received most assistance - other specified
Respondent
3.29 Other (Specify)...
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
22
0
Other Group from which received most assistance (Not listed among options)
CANA REHABILITATION CENTRE
1
DOESN'T KNOW THE NAME
1
GOAL
1
God mercy church
1
ITU SELF HELP GROUP
1
KENYA WOMEN FINANCE TRUST
1
NOT SPECIFIED
8
NVK NGUNGURU DANCERS
2
PEACE FELLOWSHIP
1
SISTER JILL
1
UNITED NATIONS UNION
1
WORLD VISION
1
lea toto
1
ngo mesco
1
3.30-type of assistance received from group or org
Respondent
3.30 What is the main type of assistance or support you have received from this organization or group?
Financial...1; Material support(food,clothing)...2; Shelter...3; Care and support for PLWHA...5; Other specify...6; Rent payment...7; Medical care...8
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
156
5735
Main type of assistance received
1
financial
35
2
material
97
3
shelter or rent
2
4
support for OVC
5
5
support for PLWHA
1
6
other
3
8
healthcare
13
Sysmiss
5735
3.30oth-type of assistance received from group or org - other specified
Respondent
Other, specify
...98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3
0
Other Main type of assistance received
ALLOCATED PLOTS FOR MEMBERS
1
INFORMATION NOT GIVEN
1
RESPONSES GIVEN; 2, 4 AND 5
1
3.31D-frequently receive assistance from group - times
Respondent
3.31 How often do your receive assistance from this organization or group? - Duration Type
W=WEEKLY; M=MONTHLY;Y=YEARLY;O=OTHER
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
156
5735
Frequency of assistance from group - Duration Type
0
4
1
51
2
53
3
13
4
2
5
1
6
3
7
4
12
1
95
21
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
3
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
5735
3.31U-frequently receive assistance from group - unit
Respondent
3.31 How often do your receive assistance from this organization or group? - Duration
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
156
5735
Frequency of assistance from group - Duration
1
monthly
26
2
other
26
3
weekly
80
4
yearly
24
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
5735
-frequently receive assistance from group - other unit specified
Respondent
3.31 How often do your receive assistance from this organization or group? - Other Duration Type
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
26
AFTER GETTING ILL/SICKNESS
1
DURING ISLAMIC HOLIDAYS
1
FOR FOOD (MAIZE,BEANS) 3 TIMES A WEEK, ARV GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE WHEN SHE FINISHED SCHOOL, SHE GETS SOME FROM THEM
1
NOT SPECIFIED
5
OCCASIONALLY
1
OFFERED A HOUSE FOR THE RESPONDENT
1
ONCE IN A WHILE WHEN THEY HAD PLOTS TO ALLOCATE
1
Once in a while
1
SHE IS NOT SURE IN A MONTH OR YEAR
1
SPECIAL OCCASION
1
WHEN HE WAS BEDRIDDEN UNABLE TO WORK
1
WHEN IM SICK I ALWAYS CONSULT THEM AND THEY TREAT ME FREE OF CHARGE
1
WHEN IN NEED OF MONEY
1
WHEN NEEDED
3
WHEN YOU APPLY FOR A LOAN
1
WHEN YOU ARE IN NEED E.G BURIAL CEREMONY
1
WHENEVER I FALL SICK
1
WHENEVER IM SICK
1
WHENEVER NECESAARY
1
WHENEVER NECESSARY
1
Province of origin
Respondent
4.0 Links with place of origin
4.1 What is the name of the area where you consider as your place of origin?
(P).............
RECORD THE PROVINCE/DISTRICT/LOCATION/VILLAGE OR ESTATE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2619
3272
Province of Origin
1
nairobi
66
2
central
993
3
western
346
4
nyanza
328
5
eastern
535
6
north eastern
217
7
rift valley
83
8
coast
19
9
outside kenya
20
98
unknown
12
Sysmiss
3272
4.1D-district of origin
Respondent
4.0 Links with place of origin
4.1 What is the name of the area where you consider as your place of origin?
(D).............
RECORD THE PROVINCE/DISTRICT/LOCATION/VILLAGE OR ESTATE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
District of Origin
1
,IRAMGA
1
2
95
7
3
97
1
4
BARIADI
1
5
BARINGO
1
6
BILSHA
1
7
BOMET
2
8
BONDO
13
9
BUNGOMA
9
10
BUNYORE
2
11
BUSIA
46
12
BUTERE
14
13
BUTERE MUMIAS
15
14
BUTERE-MUMIAS
4
15
BUTERE/ MUMIAS
2
16
BUTERE/MUMIAS
9
17
CENTRAL KISII
1
18
D/K
1
19
DAGORETTI
1
20
DEDERU
2
21
DK
6
22
DOEST KNOW
1
23
DON'T KNOW
1
24
DONT KNOW
1
25
ELDORET
3
26
ELWAK
2
27
EMBU
11
28
GARISSA
6
29
GATANGA
1
30
GATUNDO
1
31
GATUNDU
8
32
GATUNDU NORTH
2
33
GE
1
34
GEITA
1
35
GIKIAMBU
1
36
GIKONDI
1
37
GILGIL
1
38
GITHUNGURI
3
39
GUCHA
5
40
HOMA BAY
3
41
HOMABAY
9
42
IAYA
1
43
IGUGA
1
44
IKOLOMANI
1
45
ISILO
1
46
ISIOLO
28
47
KACHONYO
1
48
KADARA
1
49
KADHIANI
1
50
KAGEMA
2
51
KAHAMA
1
52
KAITI
2
53
KAJIADO
5
54
KAKAMEGA
54
55
KALAMA
1
56
KAMUKUNJI
1
57
KANDARA
3
58
KANGEMA
3
59
KANGIMA
1
60
KANGUNDO
7
61
KARACHUONYO
1
62
KARATINA
5
63
KASARANI
1
64
KERICHO
2
65
KERUGOYA
2
66
KETTA
1
67
KIAMBU
150
68
KIBWEZI
1
69
KIGOI
1
70
KIGUMO
1
71
KIHARO
2
72
KIJABE
1
73
KIKUYU
4
74
KILIFI
2
75
KIMBU
1
76
KIMILILI
1
77
KINANGOP
1
78
KIRINYAGA
12
79
KIRINYANGA
1
80
KISII
9
81
KISII CENTRAL
6
82
KISII-CENTRAL
1
83
KISSI
2
84
KISUMU
21
85
KISUMU RURAL
2
86
KISUMUI
1
87
KITALE
2
88
KITUI
55
89
KITUI SOUTH
1
90
KITUI/CHULUNI
1
91
KITUTU CHACHE
1
92
KIYUI EAST
1
93
KOWASINYAGA
1
94
KURIA
3
95
KWIMBA
1
96
LAIKIPIA
2
97
LAMU
2
98
LARI
1
99
LIMURU
4
100
MACHAKOES
1
101
MACHAKOS
115
102
MAGADI
1
103
MAJIMAKI
2
104
MAKAGUA
1
105
MAKUENI
96
106
MAKURU
1
107
MANDERA
81
108
MANDERAA
1
109
MAOYALE
1
110
MARAGOLI
2
111
MARAGUA
33
112
MARAGWA
39
113
MARANGUA
1
114
MARSABIT
18
115
MASIKU
1
116
MASO
1
117
MATHERA
1
118
MATHIOYA
3
119
MATONGOLO
1
120
MATUNGULI
1
121
MBALE
1
122
MBEELE
1
123
MBEERE
3
124
MBERA
1
125
MBERE
1
126
MBIUNI
1
127
MBOLOLO
1
128
MBOONI
1
129
MERU
7
130
MERU NORTH
2
131
MIGORI
11
132
MOLO
1
133
MOMBASA
3
134
MOYALE
90
135
MUARANGA
1
136
MUGORI
1
137
MUKURINI
1
138
MUMIAS
9
139
MUMIAS-BUTERE
1
140
MURAGUA
1
141
MURANG'A
2
142
MURANGA
290
143
MURANGO
1
144
MUTANGA
1
145
MUUNANDU
1
146
MWALA
2
147
MWINGI
25
148
NAIROBI
51
149
NAIVASHA
2
150
NAIVASHA TOWN
1
151
NAKUR
1
152
NAKURU
24
153
NAMANGA
1
154
NANYUKI
2
155
NARAGWA
1
156
NGONG
1
157
NJERI
1
158
NJORO
1
159
NJOROO
1
160
NYAHURURU
9
161
NYAMIRA
3
162
NYANDARAU
1
163
NYANDARUA
12
164
NYANDO
17
165
NYANDURUA
3
166
NYANDURWA
1
167
NYERI
116
168
NYERI EMBU
1
169
OLOITOKTOK
1
170
OTHAYA
2
171
OYUGIS
1
172
RACHUONYO
7
173
RUNDA
2
174
RUTERE-MUMIAS
1
175
SHINYANGA
2
176
SIAYA
135
177
SOTH NYANZA
1
178
SOUTH KISII
1
179
STAREHE
1
180
SUBA
3
181
SUBUKIA
1
182
TABOLA
1
183
TAITA
2
184
TAITA TAVATE
1
185
TAITA TAVETA
3
186
TALA
1
187
TAVETA
1
188
TESO
1
189
THARAKA
1
190
THIKA
72
191
UASIN GISHU
2
192
UGENYA
1
193
UGUNJA
2
194
UPLANDS
1
195
URANGA WEST
1
196
VIEGA
2
197
VIEGAS
1
198
VIHIGA
83
199
VIKA
1
200
VUMASKE
1
201
WAJIR
7
202
YABALO
1
203
YALA
1
204
YATHUI
1
205
YATTA
3
Sysmiss
3808
4.1L-location of origin
Respondent
4.0 Links with place of origin
4.1 What is the name of the area where you consider as your place of origin?
(L).............
RECORD THE PROVINCE/DISTRICT/LOCATION/VILLAGE OR ESTATE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Location of Origin
1
95
2
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4
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5
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10
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11
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15
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25
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26
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27
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28
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44
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45
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46
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47
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48
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49
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50
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51
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52
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53
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54
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55
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56
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57
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58
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59
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60
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61
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62
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63
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64
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65
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66
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67
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68
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69
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84
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85
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86
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87
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88
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89
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90
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91
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92
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93
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94
G004100001
95
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96
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97
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98
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99
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100
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101
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102
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103
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104
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105
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106
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107
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108
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109
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110
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111
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112
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113
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114
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115
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116
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117
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118
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119
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120
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121
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122
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123
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124
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125
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126
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127
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128
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129
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130
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131
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132
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133
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134
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135
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136
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137
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138
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139
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140
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141
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142
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143
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144
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145
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146
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147
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148
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149
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150
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151
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152
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153
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154
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155
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156
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157
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158
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159
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160
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161
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162
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163
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164
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165
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166
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167
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168
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169
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170
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171
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172
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173
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174
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175
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176
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177
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178
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179
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180
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181
G009027001
182
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183
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184
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185
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186
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187
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188
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189
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190
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191
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192
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193
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194
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195
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196
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197
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198
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199
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200
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201
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202
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203
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204
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205
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206
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207
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208
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209
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210
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211
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212
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213
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214
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215
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216
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217
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218
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219
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220
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221
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222
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223
G013020001
224
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225
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226
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227
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228
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229
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230
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231
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232
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233
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234
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235
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236
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237
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238
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239
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240
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241
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242
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243
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244
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245
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246
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247
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248
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249
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250
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251
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252
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253
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254
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255
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256
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257
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258
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259
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260
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261
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262
G017090003
263
G017091002
264
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265
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266
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267
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268
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269
G018010001
270
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271
G018025001
272
G019002001
273
G019002002
274
G019016001
275
G019022001
276
G019026002
277
G020016004
278
G020017004
279
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280
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281
G020051001
282
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283
G020061001
284
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285
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286
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287
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288
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289
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290
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291
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292
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293
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294
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295
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296
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297
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298
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299
G021042001
300
G021050002
301
G021053001
302
G021054003
303
G021056001
304
G021067004
305
G022002001
306
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307
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308
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309
G022018001
310
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311
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312
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313
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314
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315
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316
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317
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318
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319
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320
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321
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322
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323
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324
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325
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326
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327
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328
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329
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330
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331
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332
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333
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334
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335
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336
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337
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338
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339
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340
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341
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342
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343
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344
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345
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346
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347
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348
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349
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350
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351
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352
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353
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354
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355
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356
G023113005
357
G023117002
358
G023119003
359
G023119005
360
G023121003
361
G023121005
362
G023122001
363
G023122003
364
G024001003
365
G024003001
366
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367
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368
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369
G024027001
370
G024032005
371
G024035001
372
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373
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374
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375
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376
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377
G024066001
378
G024066002
379
G024073001
380
G024075001
381
G024080004
382
G024083001
383
G024084001
384
G024084002
385
G024088001
386
G025015001
387
G025015002
388
G025017001
389
G025018005
390
G025019003
391
G025023002
392
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393
G025031003
394
G025036001
395
G025045001
396
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397
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398
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399
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400
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401
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402
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403
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404
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405
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406
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407
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408
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409
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410
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411
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412
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413
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414
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415
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416
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417
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418
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419
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420
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421
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422
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423
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424
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425
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426
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427
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428
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429
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430
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431
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432
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433
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434
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435
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436
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437
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438
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439
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440
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441
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442
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443
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444
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445
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446
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447
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448
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449
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450
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451
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452
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453
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454
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455
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456
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457
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458
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459
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460
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461
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462
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463
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464
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465
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466
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467
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468
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469
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470
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471
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472
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473
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474
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475
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476
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477
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478
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479
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480
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481
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482
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483
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484
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485
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486
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487
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488
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490
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491
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492
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493
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494
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495
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496
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497
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498
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499
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500
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501
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502
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503
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504
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505
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506
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507
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508
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509
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510
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511
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512
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513
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514
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515
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516
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517
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518
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519
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520
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521
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522
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523
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524
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525
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526
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527
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528
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529
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530
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531
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532
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533
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534
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535
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536
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537
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538
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539
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540
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541
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542
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543
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544
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545
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546
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547
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548
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549
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550
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551
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552
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553
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554
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555
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556
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557
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558
V009119001
559
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560
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561
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562
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563
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564
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565
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566
V009193001
567
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568
V010019007
569
V010025003
570
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571
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572
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573
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574
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575
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576
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577
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578
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579
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580
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581
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582
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583
V011089004
584
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585
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586
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587
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588
V011122003
589
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590
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591
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592
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593
V012005001
594
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595
V012008001
596
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597
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598
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599
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610
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612
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613
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614
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615
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616
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617
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618
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619
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620
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621
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622
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623
V012302001
624
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625
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626
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627
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628
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629
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630
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631
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632
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633
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634
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635
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636
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637
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638
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639
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640
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641
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642
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643
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645
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646
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647
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648
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649
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650
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651
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652
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655
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656
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658
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659
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660
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661
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662
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663
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664
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665
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666
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667
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668
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669
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670
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671
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672
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673
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674
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675
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676
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678
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679
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680
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681
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683
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684
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685
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686
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687
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688
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689
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690
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691
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692
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693
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694
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695
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696
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4.1VE-village of origin
4.0 Links with place of origin
4.1 What is the name of the area where you consider as your place of origin?
(V/E).............
RECORD THE PROVINCE/DISTRICT/LOCATION/VILLAGE OR ESTATE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2082
3809
Village of Origin
1
6
2
95
3
97
4
?
5
ABWAO
6
AGEGO
7
AGORO
8
AGOTHI
9
AGURU
10
AGUTHI
11
AHERO
12
AIRSTRIP
13
ALEGO
14
ALENGO
15
ALSEE VILLAGE
16
ALUGU
17
ALUNGO
18
ALUNGORI
19
ALWAK
20
AMAASE
21
AMASIOLO
22
AMBUSO
23
ANDURA
24
ANYIKO
25
ASEMBO
26
ATHI
27
ATHINGAA
28
AWENDO SOUTH
29
AYIGO
30
BABO
31
BAHATI
32
BAHAYO
33
BAMBA
34
BANANA
35
BANISA
36
BANJA
37
BARA GULU
38
BARKANYANGO
39
BARKO OWINO
40
BASI CHACHE
41
BIONI
42
BISALI EAST
43
BOLEBEN
44
BOMANI
45
BONYAIKOME
46
BONYATOBATO
47
BORO
48
BOSI CHACHE
49
BUCHERO
50
BUDALANGI
51
BUISAKAMBI
52
BUKAYA
53
BUKOYANI
54
BUKULUNYA
55
BULA
56
BULA AFYA
57
BULA MPIA
58
BULA SARE
59
BULAM
60
BULAPESA
61
BULEMIA
62
BULULWE
63
BULWANI
64
BUMASKE
65
BUNANDI
66
BUNASIO
67
BUNDUTA
68
BUNGASE
69
BUNGOMA EAST
70
BUNYAKUBEKE
71
BUNYALA
72
BUNYORE
73
BURA
74
BURAAFYA
75
BURAHYA
76
BURENDWA
77
BURO
78
BURURI
79
BUSAKARA
80
BUSARA
81
BUSIEKWE
82
BUSIENI
83
BUSIJO
84
BUTAI
85
BUTEE
86
BUTERE
87
BUTIE
88
BUTIYE
89
BUTSOTSO
90
BWARIRO
91
CANNOT RECALL
92
CANT REMEMBER
93
CGABO
94
CHACHE
95
CHAMUK
96
CHAMWANGE
97
CHANGOO
98
CHASALA
99
CHEBUNAYUA
100
CHESAMISI
101
CHIBUNDE
102
CHOME
103
CHORA
104
CHUI
105
CHUMANI
106
CHYEVALUKI
107
D/K
108
DABEL
109
DAKANI
110
DANDORA
111
DARAJANI
112
DEIYA
113
DEMESI
114
DIDUNDO/NYADORERA
115
DINIYA MALO
116
DK
117
DODO
118
DON'T KNOW
119
DONT KNOW
120
DUDI
121
EAMRUKU
122
EAST KATIENO
123
EBHUSIBO
124
EBSIEKWE
125
EBUKABURI
126
EBUKANGA
127
EBULAKHAI
128
EBULUTENGA
129
EBUSERATI
130
EBUSHIBUNGO
131
EBUSIEKWE
132
EBUSILOLI
133
EBUSIRORI
134
EBUYANGU
135
EBWILOGI
136
EE NZOU
137
EGINGO
138
EHAIBA
139
EKA - TANO
140
EKALAVALA
141
EKONZA
142
EL ACHE
143
EL WAK
144
EL WAK TOWN
145
ELBAGON
146
ELDERA
147
ELEVEN
148
ELLU
149
ELUGULU
150
ELUHOBE
151
ELUU
152
ELWAK
153
ELWAK TOWN
154
ELWOK
155
EMACHIKA
156
EMANG'ARI
157
EMANGALI
158
EMASOVA
159
EMATUNDU
160
EMAUKO
161
EMBUCHIKA
162
EMBUE
163
EMBUI
164
EMBUIRANYE
165
EMUHAYA
166
EMUSIRA
167
EMUTSA
168
EMWATSI
169
ENDARASHA
170
ENDEI
171
ENGAPO
172
ERUK
173
ESHIRSHIRU
174
ESHIVIENGA
175
ESIVULA
176
ETUMU
177
ETURA
178
EWIVYA
179
EXPAGE
180
FORTHALL
181
FREE AREA
182
GABO
183
GACHARAGU
184
GACHIE
185
GACHIRERO
186
GACHOKA
187
GACHUKU
188
GAFDIA
189
GAICHANJIRO
190
GAIKUYU
191
GAISAJIRO
192
GAITHONO
193
GAKARARA
194
GAKENDO
195
GAKIRA
196
GAKOE
197
GAKUI
198
GAKUINI
199
GAKUYU
200
GAKWA
201
GALBATURA
202
GAMBO ETHIOPIA
203
GANIANI
204
GARARIGA
205
GARBA
206
GARBATULLA
207
GASARAGE
208
GASHARAIGU
209
GASHOSHO
210
GATAINI
211
GATAMAIYU
212
GATANGA
213
GATHAGA
214
GATHAGANA
215
GATHAGE
216
GATHAITE
217
GATHANJE
218
GATHERA
219
GATHERU
220
GATHIGIA
221
GATHIMA
222
GATHONGU
223
GATHUGU
224
GATHUTHI
225
GATIANI
226
GATIMA
227
GATINDU
228
GATIRA
229
GATOKOYO
230
GATOREA
231
GATORIA
232
GATUGE
233
GATUGI
234
GATUGURU
235
GATUKUYU
236
GATUNDU
237
GATURA
238
GATURERE
239
GATURI
240
GATURU
241
GATWIYA
242
GEKOMORA
243
GEM
244
GERERE
245
GERIETHIRU
246
GESHOSHO
247
GETHONGORI
248
GETITO
249
GETUGE
250
GETUGE GESHAGI
251
GIAGATIKA
252
GIATHIAKO
253
GIATHUGU
254
GICHAGI
255
GICHUMBUINI
256
GIJEEI
257
GIKOE
258
GIKOMBA
259
GIKOMORA
260
GIKORORO
261
GIKOYE
262
GIKUNGURU
263
GIKUYU
264
GIRERIA
265
GISHAGIRO
266
GITAMBURA
267
GITATHINE
268
GITATHURU
269
GITHIGA
270
GITHIRU
271
GITHUGE
272
GITHUGURI
273
GITHUMU
274
GITHUNGURI
275
GITIHA
276
GITITHIA
277
GITITO
278
GITITU
279
GITOBO
280
GITORA
281
GITUAMBA
282
GITUGA
283
GITUGE
284
GITUGI
285
GITUGU
286
GITUI
287
GITUMBA
288
GITUNGU
289
GITURA
290
GITUTHIA
291
GITWAMBA
292
GITWEKU
293
GODA
294
GOLOLE
295
GONGO
296
GORA AFYA
297
GORGWA
298
GOT AGOUNU
299
GOTI
300
GROGAN
301
GROGAN B
302
GUFIE
303
GUOKOE
304
GURAR
305
GUTHOGO
306
GUTURIE
307
GWADEGO
308
HAEKA
309
HAFUMBIRE
310
HAMISI
311
HAMSA
312
HANDEGE
313
HEL WAKH
314
HELU
315
HERIO
316
HIGHRIDGE
317
HIRIGA
318
HORIRI
319
HORR
320
HORUNI
321
HUDRO
322
HURO MGOMBEIRA
323
IBINGANZIA
324
IBUSAKAME
325
ICHAGA CHIRU
326
ICHAGE CHIRU
327
IDAHO
328
IGECHO
329
IHINGAINI
330
IHONYE
331
IHORA
332
IHOWA
333
IHOYA
334
IHUMBU
335
IKHABA
336
IKINU
337
IKKATINI
338
IKOMBU
339
IKUDU
340
IKULU
341
IKUMBA
342
ILLAN
343
ILLASIT
344
ILOSYA
345
ILOSYIA
346
ILWAK
347
IMARE
348
INGERO
349
INYAANI
350
INYOI
351
IRIA-INI
352
IRIGOMINE
353
IRIGUINI
354
IRINGUNI
355
IRURE
356
ISAGWA
357
ISAIKURU
358
ISHINGA
359
ISIOLO
360
ISIOLO TOWN
361
ITAGA
362
ITAGO
363
ITANGA
364
ITETANI
365
ITHAGARARE
366
ITHANJE
367
ITHATHAINI
368
ITHE -KAHUNO
369
ITHEMBONI
370
ITHIANI
371
ITHUMULA
372
ITIKO
373
IVIANI
374
IYEGO
375
JASHO
376
JIMARASI
377
JIMBA
378
JIRME
379
JITATU
380
JUJA
381
JUVELI
382
KA-MACHARIA
383
KAAGO
384
KAARATE
385
KAATHI
386
KABAA
387
KABAAS
388
KABAI
389
KABARA
390
KABARU
391
KABATI
392
KABENDERA
393
KABERWA
394
KABI OFAA
395
KABITI
396
KABODE
397
KABRAS
398
KABUOCHI-KAWERE
399
KABURAINI
400
KABURU
401
KACHARAYO
402
KACHIEN
403
KACIKU
404
KADARA
405
KADEMBA
406
KADENGE
407
KADIANGA
408
KADOGO
409
KAGAA
410
KAGAGU
411
KAGANI
412
KAGARI
413
KAGARIA
414
KAGARIE
415
KAGEMI
416
KAGIOINI
417
KAGIONI
418
KAGIRA
419
KAGUKU
420
KAGUMDINI
421
KAGUMOINI
422
KAGUMUINI
423
KAGUNDUINI
424
KAGUNFO
425
KAGUTHI
426
KAGWATHI
427
KAHAGA
428
KAHARATI
429
KAHARO
430
KAHAWA
431
KAHETI
432
KAHINGA
433
KAHUHO
434
KAHUMBU
435
KAHUNGUINI
436
KAHURIA
437
KAHURO
438
KAHUTE
439
KAHUTI
440
KAIANI
441
KAIMERI
442
KAIRI
443
KAIYAFA
444
KAJIMO
445
KAJUKO
446
KAJUKUO
447
KAKANGUTU EAST
448
KAKBIGA
449
KAKO
450
KAKOYONI
451
KAKUKU
452
KAKUMU KOMBEWA
453
KAKUNGU
454
KALAMBA
455
KALAMBE
456
KALIANI
457
KALILONI
458
KALIMA
459
KALINDE
460
KALKADA
461
KALUMONI
462
KALUNDO
463
KALUNGA
464
KALUONGA
465
KAMACHARIA
466
KAMAHOYA
467
KAMAHUHA
468
KAMANDURA
469
KAMARARO
470
KAMARIENI
471
KAMATU
472
KAMBARA
473
KAMBARE
474
KAMBI OTHA
475
KAMBI YA MWAZA
476
KAMBIO
477
KAMBIODHA
478
KAMBIOTHA
479
KAMBIRI
480
KAMBURU
481
KAMBURURURU
482
KAMBUSO
483
KAMENYA
484
KAMGONGO
485
KAMIRITHU
486
KAMOCHO
487
KAMUCEGE
488
KAMUCHEGE
489
KAMUGOGA
490
KAMUGUGA
491
KAMUKAFI
492
KAMUKURU
493
KAMUNE
494
KAMUNGA
495
KAMUSHONI
496
KAMUSII
497
KAMUTHANGA
498
KAMUTHINE
499
KAMUTU
500
KAMWEHU
501
KANANA
502
KANDARA
503
KANGARU
504
KANGEMA
505
KANGEMI
506
KANGONDU
507
KANGUNDO
508
KANGUNDU
509
KANJAMA
510
KANORERO
511
KANUGA
512
KANYADA
513
KANYAKUTA
514
KANYAMFWA
515
KANYAMKAGO
516
KANYAMWENI
517
KANYANDWELE
518
KANYANJARA
519
KANYANJERI
520
KANYANYAINI
521
KANYARAGA
522
KANYARERE
523
KANYATHUNDO
524
KANYEKINI
525
KANYENYA NNE
526
KANYENYAINI
527
KANYENYEINE
528
KANYONGA
529
KANYONGORO
530
KANYONI
531
KANYUABORA
532
KANYUNGI
533
KANYUTO
534
KAO-KAANE
535
KAOGAGE
536
KAPCHEJUM
537
KAPKENI
538
KAPSENGERE
539
KAPSOTIC
540
KARACHUONYO
541
KARAE
542
KARAENG
543
KARAI
544
KARAKA
545
KARANGATHA
546
KARAPUOL
547
KARARA
548
KARAREU
549
KARARIU
550
KARATO
551
KARDIO
552
KAREGA
553
KAREINI
554
KAREMBO
555
KAREMU
556
KARIA
557
KARIAINE
558
KARIANATU
559
KARIANI
560
KARIARA
561
KARIENI
562
KARIGUINI
563
KARINDI
564
KARINGA
565
KARINGUINI
566
KARITHAO
567
KARITINI
568
KARIUA
569
KAROGA
570
KAROHIO
571
KARORI
572
KARUGA
573
KARUGIA
574
KARUNDO
575
KARUNGE
576
KARURA
577
KARURI
578
KARURUMO
579
KASAE
580
KASAMBWEA B
581
KASANZO
582
KASARAGEINE
583
KASEMENINI
584
KASEVI
585
KASIPUL
586
KASUKU
587
KATANGARE
588
KATANGINE
589
KATANGINI
590
KATELEMBU
591
KATHAMBA
592
KATHANGATHINIO
593
KATHERA
594
KATHIANE
595
KATHO
596
KATHOME
597
KATHUBE
598
KATHUGURI
599
KATHUMA
600
KATHUNGU
601
KATHYOLI
602
KATIENO
603
KATIENO B
604
KATIKI
605
KATOGU
606
KATULA
607
KATULU
608
KATULUNI
609
KATUNGURU
610
KATURUMBE
611
KAUGAGE
612
KAUGAGI
613
KAUMBA
614
KAUTI
615
KAVA
616
KAVAINI
617
KAVEERE
618
KAVO
619
KAVUTHO
620
KAWAIDA
621
KAWANGO
622
KAWANGWARE
623
KAWATEI
624
KAWERE
625
KAWETHEI
626
KAWEWA
627
KAWI
628
KAYIA
629
KAZAINI
630
KEGARU
631
KEGIO
632
KEGOYE
633
KEHUBU
634
KEILOGI
635
KEIRE
636
KEIRI
637
KENOO
638
KENWA
639
KENYA NJERU
640
KENYA-JERU
641
KEPHENDERA
642
KEPHEREKE
643
KERARU
644
KERERWA
645
KERIRI
646
KERUAYE
647
KERWA
648
KHABA
649
KHORERA
650
KHWISERO
651
KIAGA
652
KIAGENI
653
KIAGUDU
654
KIAHITI
655
KIALATHE
656
KIAMBAA
657
KIAMBEVO
658
KIAMBOGO
659
KIAMBULULU
660
KIAMBURURU
661
KIAMBUSI
662
KIAMUATHI
663
KIAMWANGI
664
KIANGOMA
665
KIANGOMBE
666
KIANJAI
667
KIANJIRUINI
668
KIANJOGU
669
KIANTHE
670
KIARIA
671
KIARITHA
672
KIAWAHIGA
673
KIBAO
674
KIBAUNI
675
KIBENDERA
676
KIBEREGUE
677
KIBINGONI
678
KIBIRIGWI
679
KIBUTHA
680
KIENI
681
KIFENDERA
682
KIFOI
683
KIGAA
684
KIGANJO
685
KIGANJU
686
KIGGERO
687
KIGIO
688
KIGUMO
689
KIGUNGA
690
KIGWA
691
KIHADHA
692
KIHAGO
693
KIHARA
694
KIHARU
695
KIHATHA
696
KIHINGO
697
KIHUGIRU
698
KIIGIO
699
KIJABE
700
KIKUYU
701
KILALA
702
KILELE-KIILAGULA
703
KILIA
704
KILIKU
705
KILILI
706
KILIMABOGO
707
KILULUINI
708
KILUNGI
709
KIMANGANO
710
KIMANGO
711
KIMATHI
712
KIMILILI
713
KIMONDO
714
KIMUCHU
715
KIMWATHO
716
KINA
717
KINAMBA
718
KINANGOP
719
KINARE
720
KINDADOLE
721
KINGA
722
KINGANGI
723
KINGONGANI
724
KINGOTI
725
KINJA
726
KINOTI
727
KINYOHO
728
KINZE
729
KIOMO
730
KIONGWE
731
KIOSKO
732
KIOYA
733
KIRAI
734
KIRANGA
735
KIREMBA
736
KIRERE
737
KIREREMA
738
KIRIA
739
KIRIA-INI
740
KIRIAINI
741
KIRIARA
742
KIRIRAINI
743
KIROGO
744
KIRURI
745
KIRWARA
746
KISA
747
KISASI
748
KISERIAN
749
KISII
750
KISUMU TOWN
751
KITAINGO
752
KITALE
753
KITATI
754
KITEMBE
755
KITETA
756
KITHANGATHINI
757
KITHIGI
758
KITHII
759
KITHIMANI
760
KITHIRA
761
KITHOKORO
762
KITHUI
763
KITHUKA
764
KITHUMULA
765
KITINGO
766
KITISE
767
KITOONI
768
KITUKU
769
KITUKUNI
770
KITUMBUNI
771
KITUNDU
772
KITUNDUMO
773
KITUNGATI
774
KITUNI
775
KIUGU
776
KIUNYU
777
KIUSO
778
KIVEVENI
779
KIVIANI
780
KIVOLONI
781
KIVULI
782
KIVUTI
783
KIWAGANJI
784
KIZEKILI
785
KOBORA
786
KOCHOGO
787
KODERA
788
KOFOLE
789
KOGELO
790
KOGOROCHO
791
KOIMBE
792
KOITA SITADA
793
KOJWOK
794
KOKELO
795
KOLA
796
KOLACHA
797
KOLUOCH
798
KOMBE
799
KOMBEWA
800
KOMENYA
801
KOMOTHAI
802
KONYO
803
KOROGOCHO
804
KOROGOCHO A
805
KORRU
806
KORU
807
KOTIENO
808
KOTREGEA
809
KOWALA
810
KTOO
811
KUGKIMU
812
KULAMAWE
813
KULUMBU
814
KUMENYA
815
KUMSENO
816
KUNYA
817
KUNYOTOKA
818
KURBET
819
KUREISOT
820
KURESOI
821
KUTHUOGO
822
KUTOLO
823
KUTULO
824
KWA GILI
825
KWA MTEI
826
KWA MUCHIRI
827
KWA MWEA
828
KWA NDIO
829
KWA NDURU
830
KWA NJOROGE
831
KWA ROTARA
832
KWA WANZILU
833
KWACHAMBU
834
KWAGETHIORO
835
KWAKENYAHUE
836
KWAMAIKO
837
KWAMBAAKIO
838
KWAMBERA
839
KWANDUKU
840
KWANZA
841
KWAVONZA
842
KWETUABA
843
KWISERO
844
KYAMBUKO
845
KYANG'ATA
846
KYANGO
847
KYANIKA
848
KYOME
849
KYUA
850
KYULUNI
851
KYUMBUNI
852
LAINI SABA
853
LALAGOMBE
854
LANGORO
855
LARI
856
LEGANWA
857
LIBOYI
858
LIHANDA
859
LIMBINI
860
LIMURU
861
LIYAWI
862
LOCAL
863
LOGERE
864
LOKERI
865
LOLOPO
866
LOSHO
867
LUANDA
868
LUANYA
869
LUANYANGE
870
LUGULU
871
LUKONGO
872
LUMBWA
873
LUNGA LUNGA
874
LUNGA-LUNGA
875
LUNGALUNGA
876
LUNGANYIRO
877
LUNG`U
878
LUNYENJE
879
LUSI
880
LWAK
881
LWANDA
882
MAAGA
883
MABERA
884
MACHAKOS
885
MAGAJO
886
MAGHOGHO
887
MAGOMBE
888
MAGONGO
889
MAGUMO
890
MAGUMU
891
MAHEJE
892
MAHIGA
893
MAHOYA
894
MAHUA
895
MAHUTI
896
MAIGA
897
MAIROINI
898
MAJENGO
899
MAJI MAZURI
900
MAJIRO
901
MAKAANI
902
MAKANYA
903
MAKHAYA
904
MAKIMA
905
MAKOA
906
MAKODA
907
MAKONGENI
908
MAKONGO
909
MAKUNDA
910
MAKUTANO
911
MAKWA
912
MALALANI
913
MALIA
914
MALTI
915
MALUMA
916
MALUNDA
917
MALWA
918
MAMBA MISSION
919
MAMBAI
920
MANDERA TOWN
921
MANDIANI
922
MANGA
923
MANGAONI
924
MANGU
925
MANYATA
926
MANYATTA
927
MANYATTA MADOYAQA
928
MANYUANDA
929
MANYULIA
930
MANYWANDA
931
MARAITHI
932
MARENYO
933
MARENYU
934
MARIAINI
935
MARIANI
936
MARIMU
937
MARIWA
938
MARKADAKA
939
MARONDA
940
MARSABIT
941
MARTI
942
MARUMI
943
MARUNOA
944
MARURA
945
MASABA
946
MASAVA
947
MASAVO
948
MASENO
949
MASIGE
950
MASILE
951
MASIMBA
952
MASIRO
953
MASIRO ANYIKO
954
MASONGALENI
955
MATAKA
956
MATANDA
957
MATARA
958
MATAUS
959
MATHARE AREA 4
960
MATHARINI
961
MATHARU
962
MATHATHANI
963
MATHAYOS
964
MATHERA
965
MATHIOYA
966
MATHIRA
967
MATUTWENI
968
MATUYU
969
MAUNA
970
MAVIA MEU
971
MAVONI
972
MAWELI
973
MBAGATHI
974
MBALE
975
MBANU
976
MBANYA
977
MBARIAGI
978
MBIBILION
979
MBIIRI
980
MBIUNI
981
MBONDONI
982
MBOONI
983
MBUKONI
984
MBUMBUNI
985
MBUNI
986
MBURRI
987
MBUSIANI
988
MBUSYANI
989
MBUTIE
990
MEIRI
991
MEKAROSKIN
992
MENENGAI
993
MESA
994
MESHA
995
METEMBE
996
MIDHOO
997
MIGWANI
998
MIHARATI
999
MIHUTI
1000
MIKAYE
1001
MINGONI
1002
MINYALALA
1003
MIRISHO
1004
MISAKWANI
1005
MISUUNI/ KATHIKINI
1006
MITABONI
1007
MITAHATO
1008
MITAMAIYO
1009
MITAMBONI
1010
MITHINI
1011
MITHUMO
1012
MITUGA
1013
MJI MPYA
1014
MKURUWA
1015
MLIMA
1016
MLIMANI
1017
MNAMI
1018
MOBP
1019
MODOGASHE
1020
MOIYA
1021
MOKIMA
1022
MOLO
1023
MOTIYE
1024
MOTOMO
1025
MOYALE
1026
MOYALE TOWN
1027
MPELE
1028
MSALALA
1029
MSHATHA
1030
MSIKONGOLO
1031
MSIRIRI
1032
MTABONI
1033
MTHATHENI
1034
MTHIERO
1035
MTHINI
1036
MTITU
1037
MUCHADHA
1038
MUCHATHA
1039
MUCHOGOSHA
1040
MUGAA
1041
MUGACICO
1042
MUGAI
1043
MUGAMBI SHIORA
1044
MUGEKA
1045
MUGINYU
1046
MUGOINI
1047
MUGOIRI
1048
MUGONDU
1049
MUGUGA
1050
MUGUINE
1051
MUGUINI
1052
MUGUIRI
1053
MUGUMO
1054
MUGUMOINI
1055
MUGURA
1056
MUGURU
1057
MUHAYA
1058
MUHITO
1059
MUHOHO
1060
MUHOLA
1061
MUHORO
1062
MUHUHI
1063
MUKAMENI
1064
MUKANDONI
1065
MUKAWA
1066
MUKEU
1067
MUKHONJE
1068
MUKINYAI
1069
MUKOYONI
1070
MUKULE
1071
MUKUMARI
1072
MUKUMU
1073
MUKUNI
1074
MUKURE
1075
MUKURUNI
1076
MUKURWEINI
1077
MUKUTANIO
1078
MULALADIA
1079
MULALANI
1080
MULAOMBIA
1081
MULUMA
1082
MULWANDA
1083
MUMANI
1084
MUMBUNI
1085
MUMIAS
1086
MUNANDA
1087
MUNDOELWA
1088
MUNG'ARIA
1089
MUNGABWA
1090
MUNGORE
1091
MUNOYWA
1092
MUNUGA
1093
MUNUNGA
1094
MUNYALIA
1095
MUNYU
1096
MUNYUINI
1097
MUNYUTHA
1098
MUNYWA
1099
MURANDA
1100
MURERA
1101
MURIGO
1102
MURINDOKO
1103
MURIONDOKO
1104
MURIRO
1105
MURITHIA
1106
MURITO
1107
MUROROWAINI
1108
MURUKWEINI
1109
MURUNDU
1110
MURUNG'EA
1111
MURURU
1112
MUSEYUA
1113
MUSHALAWE
1114
MUSHANGU
1115
MUSHIA NGURU
1116
MUSIMA
1117
MUSUKINI
1118
MUTATHINI
1119
MUTHAGANINI
1120
MUTHALE
1121
MUTHAMBI
1122
MUTHATARE
1123
MUTHESIA
1124
MUTHESYA
1125
MUTHIGIRIRI
1126
MUTHINGIINI
1127
MUTHITHI
1128
MUTHITHINI
1129
MUTHURE
1130
MUTIONGA
1131
MUTITHI
1132
MUTITO
1133
MUTITU
1134
MUTOMU
1135
MUTUKANIO
1136
MUTUKANWO
1137
MUTULA
1138
MUTUTWENI
1139
MUTWITHAU
1140
MUUNI
1141
MUUSINI
1142
MUYERE
1143
MWAKAJO
1144
MWAKAJU
1145
MWALA
1146
MWAMBARI
1147
MWAMSOMA
1148
MWAMUSIOMA
1149
MWANDALI
1150
MWANDAVIRO
1151
MWANDETI
1152
MWANGINI
1153
MWANYOGA
1154
MWANZU
1155
MWAYA
1156
MWEA
1157
MWEIGA
1158
MWEMA
1159
MWERO
1160
MWESHIRIJELI
1161
MWIKALIKHA
1162
MWIKHALA
1163
MWIRAFUA
1164
MWIRU
1165
MYANGA
1166
NADRAS
1167
NAGARA
1168
NAIVASHA TOWN
1169
NAMANJE
1170
NAMASORI
1171
NAMDURU
1172
NANYUKI
1173
NAPARE
1174
NARO
1175
NAROMORU
1176
NAROMURU
1177
NAYA
1178
NAYMUSERE
1179
NDADU/ DAHAN
1180
NDAKAINI
1181
NDAKANI
1182
NDANKARU
1183
NDARANI
1184
NDAROINI
1185
NDENDERU
1186
NDHIWA
1187
NDIANI
1188
NDIMAINI
1189
NDIMI
1190
NDIRONI
1191
NDITHINI
1192
NDOLO
1193
NDONGA
1194
NDOROINI
1195
NDUBAI
1196
NDUBERI
1197
NDULUKU
1198
NDUMA
1199
NDUMBERI
1200
NDUMBIRI
1201
NDUNYIRI
1202
NDUNYU NJERU
1203
NDURURUMO
1204
NDUTUMI
1205
NELA
1206
NEMBU
1207
NESAVAWA
1208
NGANGO
1209
NGARA-RIVER
1210
NGARARIA
1211
NGARARIGA
1212
NGARURO
1213
NGATHARA
1214
NGEGU
1215
NGENDA
1216
NGETHA
1217
NGETUGE
1218
NGIANI
1219
NGIINI
1220
NGINDURI
1221
NGONG
1222
NGONG TOWN
1223
NGOONI
1224
NGOROGO
1225
NGOROINNE
1226
NGUBE
1227
NGULINI
1228
NGULUNI
1229
NGUNE
1230
NGUNI
1231
NGUNYI
1232
NGURA
1233
NGURUENI
1234
NGURUINI
1235
NGURURUENI
1236
NGURUWEINI
1237
NGURWEINI
1238
NGURWENI
1239
NGUTHI
1240
NGUTO
1241
NJABINI
1242
NJIKU
1243
NJITHIRI
1244
NJORO TOWN
1245
NJUMBI
1246
NKACHUNYI
1247
NTHAMBI
1248
NTHANGANI
1249
NTHATHA
1250
NTHENGENYI
1251
NYABORO
1252
NYADIERA
1253
NYADIERO
1254
NYADORERA
1255
NYADUONG
1256
NYAGA
1257
NYAGETE
1258
NYAGUTA
1259
NYAGWELA
1260
NYAKAGA
1261
NYAKAHORA
1262
NYAKANGA
1263
NYAKENYI
1264
NYAKHUNGRU
1265
NYAKIAKA
1266
NYAKIANGA
1267
NYAKINGA
1268
NYAKWIRI
1269
NYALENDA
1270
NYAMAGWA
1271
NYAMALEE
1272
NYAMANG'AA
1273
NYAMANGARA
1274
NYAMASARIA
1275
NYAMASEBE
1276
NYAMATHODE
1277
NYAMEMISO
1278
NYAMENGERE
1279
NYAMIMISO
1280
NYAMKIRIA
1281
NYAMWARA
1282
NYANDIWA
1283
NYANDUMA
1284
NYANGAH
1285
NYANGEYA
1286
NYANGITI
1287
NYANGUTE
1288
NYANGWELA
1289
NYARIBARI
1290
NYAWITAA
1291
NYAYO
1292
NYAYO/KISUMU NDOGO
1293
NYERI
1294
NYERI TOWN
1295
NYORE
1296
NYUANI
1297
NYUNGUNI
1298
NZAIKONI
1299
NZAINI
1300
NZAMBANI
1301
NZANGA-THINI
1302
NZAUI
1303
NZUENI
1304
NZUUNI
1305
OBAMBO
1306
OBOCH
1307
OBOYI
1308
ODAN
1309
OJOWI
1310
OJWANDO
1311
OJWANDO B
1312
OKILIDU
1313
OKOKO
1314
OKWANDA
1315
OLA WAKODIDA
1316
OLGERI
1317
OLWA
1318
OMANDE
1319
OMAR JILLOW
1320
OMBETI
1321
OMIYA
1322
OMOSIORO
1323
OMUSWA
1324
ONGIELO
1325
ONYALO
1326
OSOGO
1327
OTATI
1328
OTHA
1329
OTIVINE
1330
PANDAWILI
1331
PAP GOMBE
1332
PLA TUKE
1333
PRISON
1334
PUNGAMILIA
1335
RABAI
1336
RADAGU
1337
RAGUMO
1338
RAKUOM
1339
RAKWARO
1340
RALE
1341
RAMO
1342
RAMOYA
1343
RAMU
1344
RANCHING
1345
RANDAGU
1346
RAPOGI
1347
RAPSU
1348
RARIEDA
1349
REZZOTO
1350
RGORO
1351
RIABAI
1352
RIAFAI
1353
RIATUIGA
1354
RIFAI
1355
RIRONI
1356
RIRUTA
1357
ROCO 1
1358
RODI - KODANY
1359
ROKO 3
1360
ROKOI
1361
RORIE
1362
RUAGIO MIHOKI
1363
RUAKA
1364
RUAREA
1365
RUBGOGO
1366
RUDIE
1367
RUGURU
1368
RUIRU
1369
RUITA
1370
RULUDHA
1371
RUNYENJES TOWN
1372
RUOHOINI
1373
RURIE
1374
RUTAI
1375
RUTUNGURU
1376
RWAMBWA
1377
RWANGANGA
1378
SABA SABA
1379
SABASABA
1380
SABASIRIGI
1381
SABATIA
1382
SABUGOMI
1383
SAGANTE
1384
SAISABO
1385
SAKA
1386
SAKU
1387
SAKU SAKE
1388
SAMANYINYA
1389
SANTIMO
1390
SARIKA
1391
SAYUSAYU
1392
SEGA
1393
SEGERE
1394
SENDENDE
1395
SERICHO
1396
SHAKA SHIREMBE
1397
SHAKACHIREMBE
1398
SHANDA
1399
SHANDEREMA
1400
SHANGASI
1401
SHANTOLE
1402
SHASHAMANE
1403
SHAURI
1404
SHAURI MOYO
1405
SHAWABARE
1406
SHAWERI
1407
SHIASI
1408
SHIBULI
1409
SHIBUNAME
1410
SHIKANGANYA
1411
SHIKULU
1412
SHIKWATA
1413
SHILAA
1414
SHIMUKOKO
1415
SHINAMWENYUU
1416
SHINGANYA
1417
SHIRAHA
1418
SHIREMBE
1419
SHIROMBE
1420
SHIROTSA
1421
SHOKA FARM
1422
SIALAPO
1423
SICHEI
1424
SIDADA
1425
SIDIMBA
1426
SIDINDI
1427
SIFUYO
1428
SIGAWA
1429
SIKHENDU
1430
SIKOMA
1431
SIKULU
1432
SILABASI
1433
SIMBI
1434
SIMPRIFATHUM
1435
SIMULI
1436
SINA
1437
SINDINDI
1438
SIRA
1439
SIRICHO
1440
SIRIVARE NAMUCHULA
1441
SIRUGA
1442
SIUNAMI
1443
SIVUYE
1444
SOLOLO
1445
SONGENI
1446
SOUTH KACHIENG
1447
SOUTH MARAGOLI
1448
SOWENA
1449
SUAKARA
1450
SUBUKIA
1451
SUGUMORE
1452
SUMBA
1453
SUSWA
1454
SWEET WATER VILLAGE
1455
SYANDA
1456
TAKAB
1457
TAKABA
1458
TALA
1459
TAYARI FARM
1460
TEMIOTA MOLO
1461
TERI
1462
THANGA
1463
THANGINUTHI
1464
THEMO
1465
THIBA
1466
THIKA
1467
THINO
1468
THIRU
1469
THONOA
1470
THOTI
1471
THUGURI
1472
TIGANIA
1473
TINGOLO
1474
TOKOBO
1475
TORETO
1476
TOWN
1477
TOWN CHIEF
1478
TULU ROBA
1479
TUO GAGUYU
1480
TURBO
1481
TWENDANA
1482
TWENDANE
1483
TWENDUU
1484
UCHUMBIMUNIA
1485
UDHEGWA
1486
UEBUSESE
1487
UGANA
1488
UGENYA
1489
UGUAMBA
1490
UHUNI
1491
UISERO
1492
UJUANGA
1493
UKASI
1494
UKOBONG
1495
UKWALA
1496
ULAANI
1497
ULANI
1498
UMALA
1499
UNYUWANI
1500
UPANDA
1501
URAN
1502
URANGA
1503
URANGA/SIGOMA
1504
URIRI
1505
USONGA
1506
UTALII
1507
UTITHI
1508
UYONGA
1509
VADAKULI
1510
VICTORY
1511
VIDIZI
1512
VIGINA
1513
VIGULU
1514
VISIRU
1515
VIULYA
1516
VUDA
1517
VYULYA
1518
WACHORO
1519
WAGALA
1520
WAGBARI
1521
WAGBO
1522
WAIA
1523
WAIKUYU
1524
WAITA
1525
WAITHAKA
1526
WAJERERE
1527
WAJIR TOWN
1528
WAMACHATHA
1529
WAMATHORE
1530
WAMBULI
1531
WAMUNYU
1532
WANGUTHA
1533
WANJERERE
1534
WANJOHI
1535
WANZO
1536
WAORA
1537
WARUBESHA
1538
WATEMA
1539
WATUKA
1540
WEMILABI
1541
WETHAGA
1542
WETHERADO
1543
WETIMA
1544
WISERO
1545
WITEMERE
1546
WOANI
1547
WONDENI
1548
WORGALUT
1549
WOTE
1550
YALA
1551
YATTA
1552
YATUWE
1553
YEMBONDO
1554
YIRO
1555
YIRO-MIDHIERO
1556
YOGO
4.2-code for area of origin
Respondent
4.2 Record code for area of origin mentioned in 4.1
[CODE SHEET A2]
IF ANSWER IS 1,2,3 OR 4, SKIP TO 4.7A
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2619
3272
Code of Area of Origin
0
within same HH
4
1
within same DSA slum
44
2
other DSA slum
1
3
non-DSA nairobi slum
6
4
nairobi non-slum
15
5
other urban in kenya
49
6
rural kenya
2478
7
outside Kenya
21
8
Don’t know
1
97
refused
0
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
3272
4.3month-month last visited place of origin
Respondent
4.3 When was the last time you visited your place of origin?
MONTH
IF ANSWER IS NEVER, RECORDED 88 IN MONTHS AND 8888 IN YEAR AND SKIP TO 4.7
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2553
3338
Date of last visit to place of origin - Month
1
56
2
63
3
41
4
130
5
65
6
115
7
160
8
221
9
226
10
377
11
325
12
209
88
never
424
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
141
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
3338
4.3year-year last visited place of origin
Respondent
4.3 When was the last time you visited your place of origin?
YEAR
IF ANSWER IS NEVER, RECORDED 88 IN MONTHS AND 8888 IN YEAR AND SKIP TO 4.7
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2553
3338
Date of last visit to place of origin - Year
1959
1
1960
1
1961
1
1963
2
1965
1
1966
1
1967
1
1970
2
1972
1
1975
2
1978
2
1979
1
1980
1
1981
1
1982
2
1983
1
1984
1
1985
1
1986
4
1987
2
1988
1
1990
1
1991
6
1992
7
1993
4
1994
3
1995
2
1996
4
1997
5
1998
7
1999
9
2000
23
2001
25
2002
26
2003
34
2004
78
2005
231
2006
1262
2007
370
2008
6
2009
1
8888
never
404
9995
2
9997
refused
0
9998
don’t know
13
9999
missing
0
Sysmiss
3338
4.4-no of times visited place of origin last 12mths
Respondent
4.4 In the last 12 months, how many times have you visited your place of origin?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5408
483
Number of visits to place of origin, In last 12 months
0
437
1
991
2
792
3
596
4
412
5
171
6
138
7
41
8
67
9
36
10
134
11
28
12
299
13
2
14
6
15
8
16
2
18
2
19
1
20
21
21
1
22
3
23
1
24
91
25
1
26
1
30
4
35
1
36
10
40
2
45
1
47
2
48
26
50
5
52
4
54
1
60
2
90
1
95
missing
38
96
1
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
35
99
missing
993
Sysmiss
483
4.5month-month last had visitors from place of origin
Respondent
4.5 When was the last time you had visitors from your place of origin
MONTH
IF ANSWER IS NEVER, RECORD 88 IN MONTH AND 8888 IN YEAR AND SKIP TO 4.7]
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2552
3339
Last date of visit from visitors from your place of origin - MONTH
1
38
2
45
3
43
4
134
5
63
6
106
7
146
8
272
9
167
10
257
11
244
12
95
88
never
842
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
100
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
3339
4.5year-year last had visitors from place of origin
Respondent
4.5 When was the last time you had visitors from your place of origin
YEAR
IF ANSWER IS NEVER, RECORD 88 IN MONTH AND 8888 IN YEAR AND SKIP TO 4.7]
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2553
3338
Last date of visit from visitors from your place of origin - YEAR
98
4
1964
1
1985
2
1991
1
1992
1
1993
1
1995
1
1996
2
1997
1
1998
4
1999
3
2000
5
2001
3
2002
9
2003
23
2004
41
2005
135
2006
1110
2007
332
2008
2
8888
never
847
9995
missing
0
9997
refused
0
9998
don’t know
25
9999
missing
0
Sysmiss
3338
4.6-no of times receive visitors from place of origin last 12mths
Respondent
4.6 In the last 12 months, how many times have you had visitors from your place of origin?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
4994
897
Frequency of visits from visitors from place of origin
0
367
1
1045
2
812
3
562
4
304
5
163
6
118
7
40
8
52
9
19
10
67
11
9
12
69
13
2
16
1
20
14
24
11
25
2
30
5
36
3
40
1
44
1
48
5
56
1
60
1
72
1
95
42
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
28
99
missing
1249
Sysmiss
897
4.7aa-parent or parents-in-law lives at place of origin
Respondent
4.7a Do any of the following family members live at your place of origin?
A. Parent/parents-in-law
Y=YES; N=NO; X=NA
IF YES ASK 4.7B
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2618
3273
Parent/parent-In-Law live at place of origin
0
No
931
1
Yes
1071
9
not applicable
616
Sysmiss
3273
4.7ab-spouse or partner lives at place of origin
Respondent
4.7a Do any of the following family members live at your place of origin?
B. Spouse/partner
Y=YES; N=NO; X=NA
IF YES ASK 4.7B
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2618
3273
Spouse/Partner live at place of origin
0
No
1258
1
Yes
993
9
not applicable
367
Sysmiss
3273
4.7ac-siblings or in-laws lives at place of origin
Respondent
4.7a Do any of the following family members live at your place of origin?
c. Siblings/in-laws
Y=YES; N=NO; X=NA
IF YES ASK 4.7B
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2618
3273
Siblings/In-laws live at place of origin
0
No
846
1
Yes
1672
9
not applicable
100
Sysmiss
3273
4.7ad-child or children lives at place of origin
Respondent
4.7a Do any of the following family members live at your place of origin?
D. Child/Children
Y=YES; N=NO; X=NA
IF YES ASK 4.7B
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2618
3273
Child/children live at place of origin
0
No
1333
1
Yes
1237
9
not applicable
48
Sysmiss
3273
4.7ba-parent or parents-in-law visited last 12mths
Respondent
4.7b In the last 12 months, did you have any of the following members as visitors?
A. Parent/parents-in-law
Y=YES;N=NO
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1071
4820
Parents/Parents-In_law visited in last 12 months
0
No
873
1
Yes
198
Sysmiss
4820
4.7bb-spouse or partner visited last 12mths
Respondent
4.7b In the last 12 months, did you have any of the following members as visitors?
B. Spouse/partner
Y=YES;N=NO
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
993
4898
Spouse/partner visited in last 12 months
0
No
327
1
Yes
666
Sysmiss
4898
4.7bc-siblings or in-laws visited last 12mths
Respondent
4.7b In the last 12 months, did you have any of the following members as visitors?
c. Siblings/in-laws
Y=YES;N=NO
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1672
4219
Siblings/In-laws visited in last 12 months
0
No
982
1
Yes
690
Sysmiss
4219
4.7bd-child or children visited last 12mths
Respondent
4.7b In the last 12 months, did you have any of the following members as visitors?
D. Child/Children
Y=YES;N=NO
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1237
4654
Child/Children visited in last 12 months
0
No
391
1
Yes
846
Sysmiss
4654
4.8-own piece of land anywhere outside Nairobi
Respondent
4.8 Do you have a piece of land anywhere outside Nairobi?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2619
3272
Own land outside Nairobi
0
No
1237
1
Yes
1382
Sysmiss
3272
4.9-own house anywhere outside Nairobi
Respondent
4.9 Do you have a house anywhere outside Nairobi?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2619
3272
Own house outside Nairobi
0
No
1205
1
Yes
1414
Sysmiss
3272
4.10-intend settling outside DSA
Respondent
4.10 Do you intend to move away from Korogocho/viwandani any time in the future?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF YES SKIP TO 4.12)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5885
6
Intention to migration out of Korogocho/Viwandani
0
No
2159
1
Yes
718
2
3008
Sysmiss
6
4.11-most important reason why don't intend to resettle
Respondent
4.11 What is the most important reason why you don't intend to move away from Korogocho/Viwandani?
Has no land anywhere else...1; Has no house anywhere else...2; Family disputes/Other disputes are origin...3; Dispossessed of land ownership...4; Has property in Nairobi...5; Has family/social networks in Nairobi...6; Lack finances to migrate back...7; Conflict of culture e.g. intermarriage...8; Living condition is better here...10; Rent is affordable/cheap...11; Get used to the area...12; Convenient to me/my family members work place...16; Have no other choice...17; Other(Specify)...18
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE; [skip to section 5.0]
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5424
467
Most Important reason for not migrating out of Korogocho/Viwandani
1
no land anywhere
592
2
no house anywhere
261
3
family other disputes
53
4
dispossessed land
53
5
property in nairobi
575
6
nairobi family or networks
185
7
lack move finances
299
8
culture custom Conflicts
3
10
better living conditions
345
11
affordable rent
517
12
get used to the areas
951
13
convenient for self/family
415
14
have no choice
215
15
other
18
16
514
17
144
18
12
95
missing
6
96
2
99
264
Sysmiss
467
4.11oth-most important reason why don't intend to resettle - other specified
Respondent
4.11 What is the most important reason why you don't intend to move away from Korogocho/Viwandani?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
18
0
Other Most Important reason for not migrating out of Korogocho/Viwandani (not listed in options provided)
HE GETS ASSISTANCE FROM NEIGHBOURS MORE THAN HIS NON BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN
1
NOT SPECIFIED
15
RESPONSE GIVEN WAS 10 AND 12
1
SECURITY ISNT THERE AT A PLACE OF ORIGIN, CLASHES ON AND OFF
1
Other reason not intending to move
Respondent
4.11 What is the most important reason why you don't intend to move away from Korogocho/Viwandani?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3265
0
Other Most Important reason for not migrating out of Korogocho/Viwandani (not listed in options provided)
99
3250
BETTER SECURITY
1
GOOD SECURITY
1
HAS ACOURT CASE
1
HAS NOT RETIRED
1
HAVE SSCHOOL GOING CHILDREN
1
NO ONE TO TAKE CARE OF HER ELSE WHERE
1
RETIREMENT
1
SHE HAS A CHURCH
1
SHE IS SICK AND NEEDS TREATMENT
1
STILL WORKING
1
STILL WORKING & HAS A BUSINESS
1
STILL WORKING HERE
1
STILL WORKING IN NAIROBI
1
TO WAIT FOR HER DAUGHTERTO COMPLETE HER EDUCATION
1
WAITING TO BE GIVEN A PLOT
1
4.12-type of place where intends resettling
Respondent
4.12 Where do you intend to move to?
Place of origin/Place of birth...1; Another rural place in Kenya...2; Another urban place in Kenya...3; Another slum in Nairobi...4; Non-slum in Nairobi...5; Outside Kenya...6; Dont know/Unsure of where to go...7
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3723
2168
Destination after Migration from Korogocho/Viwandani
1
origin or birth place
557
2
rural kenya
68
3
other urban
27
4
other nairobi slum
12
5
nonslum Nairobi
25
6
Outside Kenya
3
7
Don’t know Unsure
23
9
1648
95
2
98
3
99
1355
Sysmiss
2168
4.13D-duration before moving outside DSA - times
Respondent
4.13 How long from now do you intend to move away from Korogocho or Viwandani
W=WEEK; M=MONTH; Y=YEAR; D=DONT KNOW
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
460
5431
Duration to Migration out of Korogocho/Viwandani - Type of Duration
0
12
1
35
2
35
3
39
4
32
5
31
6
6
7
5
8
2
9
1
10
1
12
1
88
never
0
95
missing
3
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
257
99
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5431
4.13U-duration before moving outside DSA - unit
Respondent
4.13 How long from now do you intend to move away from Korogocho or Viwandani
Duration
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
460
5431
Duration to Migration out of Korogocho/Viwandani - Length of Duration
1
dont know
267
2
month
26
3
week
3
4
year
164
7
refused
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
5431
5.1-currently working or doing IGA
Respondent
5.0 WORK HISTORY AND BENEFITS. Now I would like to ask you some questions about any work that you may be doing now or have done in the past.
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF YES SKIP TO 5.6)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5884
7
Currently working
0
No
547
1
Yes
4861
2
476
Sysmiss
7
5.2-main reason not currently working or engaged in IGA
Respondent
5.2 What is the main reason you are not currently working or engaged in any income generating activity?
Homemaker/caring for family...1; Cannot find a job...2; Do voluntary work(not paid)...3; Seasonality of work...4; Health problems/Disabled...5; Have to take care of someone with disability/health condition...6; Do not have the need to work...7; My family/spouse does not want me to work...8; Retired/too old to work...9; Laid off/made redundant...10; Vacation/sick leave/voluntary and temporary time off...11; Other(specify)...98
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
547
5344
Main reason not currently working
1
homemaker
24
2
cannot find a job
118
3
voluntary unpaid work
10
4
seasonality of work
9
5
health disability problems
108
6
cares for poor health disabled
3
7
no need to work
17
8
refused by others
11
9
retired too old to work
186
10
laid off made redundant
15
11
temporary time off
3
98
other
43
Sysmiss
5344
5.2oth-main reason not currently working or engaged in IGA - other specified
Respondent
5.2 What is the main reason you are not currently working or engaged in any income generating activity?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
43
0
Other reason not currently working (not listed in options provided in questionnaire)
CAN'T GET A JOB BECAUSE LICENCE BURNED
1
CANNOT FIND A JOB AND HAS NO CAPITAL
1
DON'T HAVE MONEY
1
DONT HAVE FINANCE
1
DONT HAVE MONEY TO START BUSINESS
1
EVANGELIST
1
FARMING
1
FEELS WEAK AND SICK TOO TIRED TO WORK
1
HAD BUSINESS BUT WAS BURNT DOWN
1
HAS A PLOT WHERE HE IS PAID RENT
1
HAS NO MONEY TO START BUSINESS
1
HAVE NO CAPITAL TO START BUSINESS
1
HAVE NO MONEY TO START BUSINESS
1
HE CANNOT SEE (BLIND)
1
HIS DRIVING LICENSE WAS STOLEN AND WAS UNABLE TO GET ANOTHER ONE
1
LACK OF CAPITAL
3
LACK OF CAPITAL TO RE-CONTINUE HER BUSINESS
1
LACK OF CAPITAL TO START BUSINESS
2
LACK OF FUNDS
1
LACK OF MONEY (FINANCE)
1
MENTALLY ILL
1
MISSING
1
NO CAPITAL FOR BUSINESS
1
NO CAPITAL TO START BUSINESS
2
NO MONEY TO RUN BUSINESS
1
NOT SPECIFIED
6
OUT OF CHOICE
1
PREACHER
1
PROPHET OF GOD
1
SEEKING FOR A JOB AND HAS NEVER FOUND ONE
1
SHE IS AID ALONE WITH NO CHILDREN, HUSBAND DIED IT IS
1
SHE WAS RUNNING A BUSINESS WHICH COLLAPSED
1
THE BUSINESS COLLAPSED
1
TOO OLD TO WORK
1
Specify health condition
Respondent
5.2 What is the main reason you are not currently working or engaged in any income generating activity?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
14
0
Specify health reason for not currently working
ACCIDENT
1
BACKACHE
1
BLIND
1
BODY ACHES
1
DIABETES
1
DIABETIC, CANNOT WALK LONG DISTANCES
1
DISABLED
1
KUCHOMEKA
1
LEPROSY(WITHOUT FINGERS)
1
NOT SPECIFIED
1
OPERATED
1
SPRAINED WRIST
1
STILL NURSING OPERATION WOUNDS
1
SWOLLEN LEGS
1
5.2health-type of health problem
Respondent
5.2 What is the main reason you are not currently working or engaged in any income generating activity?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
108
5783
0
99
12.472
27.882
Health related reason for not currently working
5.3month-month last time engaged in an IGA
Respondent
5.3 When was the last time you were engaged in an income generating activity?
MONTH
IF NEVER WORKED RECORD NA=NOT APPLICABLE IN MONTH THEN ASK 5.4 OTHERWISE SKIP TO 5.5
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
548
5343
Time last engaged in income generating activity - Month
1
14
2
15
3
9
4
17
5
12
6
12
7
33
8
26
9
22
10
20
11
12
12
26
95
missing
1
97
refused
0
98
dont know
209
99
not applicable
120
Sysmiss
5343
5.3year-year last time engaged in an IGA
Respondent
5.3 When was the last time you were engaged in an income generating activity?
YEAR
IF NEVER WORKED RECORD NA=NOT APPLICABLE IN MONTH THEN ASK 5.4 OTHERWISE SKIP TO 5.5
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
425
5466
Time last engaged in income generating activity - Year
1949
1
1966
1
1968
1
1970
2
1975
2
1976
3
1978
1
1979
2
1980
4
1981
1
1983
2
1984
1
1985
4
1986
4
1987
5
1988
2
1989
5
1990
8
1991
1
1992
4
1993
4
1994
5
1995
7
1996
8
1997
15
1998
12
1999
25
2000
23
2001
16
2002
19
2003
10
2004
23
2005
33
2006
70
2007
16
9995
missing
0
9997
refused
0
9998
dont know
68
9999
not applicable
17
Sysmiss
5466
5.4-main reason why never worked
Respondent
5.4 What is the main reason that you have never worked?
Homemaker/caring for family...1; Could not find a job...2; Do voluntary work (not paid)...3; Health problems/Disabled...4; Have to take care of someone with disability/health condition...5; Do not have the economic need...6; Parents/spouse did not let him/her...7; Other specify...8
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
121
5770
Main reason why never worked
1
homemaker
27
2
cannot find a job
36
3
voluntary unpaid work
2
4
health disability problems
21
5
cares for poor health disabled
1
6
no need to work
4
7
refused by others
15
8
other
15
Sysmiss
5770
5.4other -main reason why never worked - other specified
Respondent
5.4 What is the main reason that you have never worked?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
30
Other reason why never worked (not listed in the options provided)
A SERIUOS BACKPAIN
1
ACHING LEGS
1
ARTHRITIS & LUNG DISEASE
1
BLIND
1
BLIND FROM CHILDHOOD JUST NEEDED WELFARE SINCE
1
BOTH LEGS ARE PARALYSED
1
BROKEN ARM
1
COMPLETELY BLIND
1
DISABLED HANDS AND FEET( HAVE UNHEALING WOUNDS
1
EVANGELISM
1
FEELS DIZZY ALL THETIME
1
FINGERS AND TOES HAVE BEEN AFFECTED
1
HAS NEVER BEEN EMPLOYED
1
HAS NO FINGERS AND TOES( CANT BE ABLE TO WORK)
1
HIS HUSBAND SUPPORTED HER AND AFTER HIS DEATH SHE HAS NEVER TRIED TO LOOK FOR ONE BUT WOULD LIKE TO WORK IF GIVEN A JOB
1
I HAVE NO NATIONAL IDENTITY NOR A SECURE JOB
1
MENTAL ILLNESS
1
MISSING
1
NO CAPITAL TO START BUSINESS
1
NO MONEY TO START BUSINESS
1
NONE
1
NOT WRITTEN
1
OLD AGE
1
OPERATION STOMACH
1
TO OLD TO WORK
1
TO WEAK TO WALK
1
TOO OLD
1
TOO OLD TO WORK
2
TOO P;D
1
5.4health-type of health problem
Respondent
5.4 What is the main reason that you have never worked?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
0
0
Health reason why never worked
5.5-Are you actively looking for work at this time?
Respondent
5.5 Are you actively looking for work at this time?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
IF ANSWER IS NO AND 5.3 IS NA, SKIP TO 5.16; IF ANSWER IS NO AND 5.3 IS NOT NA, SKIP TO 5.7
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
547
5344
Actively seeking for work
0
No
426
1
Yes
121
Sysmiss
5344
5.6a-reason work - need income for self
Respondent
Need the income for self
...A
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2193
3698
Work reason - need income for self
0
No
275
1
Yes
1918
Sysmiss
3698
5.6b-reason work - need income for spouse
Respondent
Need income to support spouse
...B
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2193
3698
Work reason - need income to support spouse
0
No
828
1
Yes
1365
Sysmiss
3698
5.6c-reason work - need income for own children
Respondent
Need income to support children
...C
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2193
3698
Work reason - need income to support children
0
No
648
1
Yes
1545
Sysmiss
3698
5.6d-reason work - need income for grandchildren
Respondent
Need income to support grand children
...D
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2193
3698
Work reason - need income to support grand children
0
No
1830
1
Yes
363
Sysmiss
3698
5.6e-reason work - need income for other family
Respondent
Need income to support other family members
...E
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2193
3698
Work reason - need income to support other family members
0
No
1894
1
Yes
299
Sysmiss
3698
5.6f-reason work - want to or needs to be active
Respondent
Want to/need to be active
...F
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2193
3698
Work reason - Want to/need to be active
0
No
1921
1
Yes
272
Sysmiss
3698
5.6g-reason work - want to feel useful
Respondent
Want to feel useful
...G
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2193
3698
Work reason - Want to feel useful
0
No
1978
1
Yes
215
Sysmiss
3698
5.6h-reason work - not reached retirement age
Respondent
Not reached retirement age
...H
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2193
3698
Work reason - Not reached retirement age
0
No
2058
1
Yes
135
Sysmiss
3698
5.6i-reason work - other
Respondent
Other reason (not listed in provided options)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2193
3698
Work reason - Other
0
No
2182
1
Yes
11
Sysmiss
3698
5.6iOth-reason work - other specified
Respondent
Specify other reason for not working
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
11
0
Details of other reason why (NAME) wants to work
BECAUSE I KNOW THERE IS NO ONE RO LOOK AFTER ME
1
1
MAKE USE OF HIS SKILLS
1
NEED INCOME TO BUY A LAND
1
NOT SPECIFIED
2
POVERTY
2
SUPPORT GRANDCHILD
1
TO SUPPORT PARENTS AND SIBLINGS
1
WATAMFUTA KAZI
1
5.7-type of current or most recent work
Respondent
Unestablished own business...1; Established own business...2; Informal casual...3; Informal salaried...4; Formal salaried...5; Formal casual...6; Rural agriculture...7; Urban agriculture...8; Other(Specify)...9
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5764
127
Current work activity
1
unest own business
1049
2
est own business
314
3
informal casual
511
4
informal salaried
283
5
formal slaried
416
6
formal casual
132
7
rural agriculture
47
8
urban agriculture
106
9
other
24
95
missing
5
96
1
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
3
99
missing
2873
Sysmiss
127
5.7oth-type of current or most recent work - other specified
Respondent
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
24
0
Other current work activity (not listed in provided options)
BEGGER
3
BEGGING IN STREETS
1
BISHOP
1
COLLECTS WASTE AT MUKURU DUMPSITE AND SELL
1
GOES TO THE DUMPSITE
1
IMAMU OF MOSQUE
1
MISSING
1
MISSIONARY
1
NOT SPECIFED
1
NOT SPECIFIED
2
NOT WORKING
1
NOT WRITTEN
1
PASTOR
1
PREACHER
1
SCARVANGING FR SCRAP METALS, PLASTICS FROM DUMPSITE AND SELLING TO THOSE BUY AND RECYCLE
1
SCARVENGING IN DUMPSITE
1
SCAVANGING OLD PLASTIC AND METAL FROM DUMPSITE AND SELLING TO THOSE WHO RECYCLE
1
SCAVENGES AT DANDORA DUMPSITE
1
SCAVENGING PLASTICS AND METAL OBJECTS
1
SHEIKH
1
VICE CHAIRMAN FOR HIS CHURCH
1
5.8-works year round, seasonally, or less frequently
Respondent
5.8 Do/did you usually work throughout the year, seasonally, or only once in a while?
1=Work Throughout the year; 2=Seasonally/Part of the year; 3=Once in a while
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2499
3392
Frequency of work
1
throughout the year
1485
2
seasonally
329
3
once in a while
685
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
3392
5.9-average no of days usually work in a week
Respondent
5.9 On average, how many days in a week do/did you work in your main job?
DAYS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2499
3392
Number of days in week engaged in current activity
1
11
2
26
3
84
4
78
5
304
6
1255
7
736
95
missing
3
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
2
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
3392
5.10-Average no of hours usually work in a day
Respondent
5.10 On average, how many hours a day do/did you work in your main job?
HOURS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2499
3392
Number of hours a day engaged in current activity
1
4
2
7
3
19
4
47
5
80
6
159
7
110
8
902
9
208
10
381
11
33
12
424
13
25
14
43
15
15
16
6
18
3
20
2
22
1
24
7
95
missing
1
97
refused
0
98
dont know
22
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
3392
5.11-frequency of salary payment
Respondent
5.11 Are/were you paid a salary monthly(1), weekly(2), daily(3) or per job done(4)?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2499
3392
Frequency of payment/salary
1
monthly
880
2
weekly
156
3
daily
360
4
per job
1103
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
3392
5.12-Contribution to NSSF, pensions or retirement scheme
Respondent
5.12 Have you ever made any contribution to NSSF or any other pensions or retirement scheme?
(y=YES; N=NO;D=DONT KNOW; IF N OR D SKIP TO 5.15)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2499
3392
NSSF or pension-scheme contributions
0
No
1752
1
Yes
741
8
dont know
6
Sysmiss
3392
5.13a-type of pension scheme - nssf
Respondent
5.13 Which pension scheme have you contributed to?
NSSF...A
RECORD ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
742
5149
NSSF Contribution
0
No
21
1
Yes
721
Sysmiss
5149
5.13b-type of pension scheme - other
Respondent
5.13 Which pension scheme have you contributed to?
Other Scheme(specify) ...B
RECORD ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
742
5149
Contribution to Other Scheme B
0
No
683
1
Yes
59
Sysmiss
5149
5.13bOth-type of pension scheme - other b specified
Respondent
5.13 Which pension scheme have you contributed to?
Other Scheme specify ...B
RECORD ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
59
0
Other Scheme Name B
ACTION AID
1
AFYA SACCO
1
CITY COUNCIL
1
COOPERATIVE
2
COOPERATIVE (NACICO)
1
COOPERATIVE SACCO
1
FRIMBI SACCO
1
IMPRESS
1
LOCAL AUTHORITY PROVIDENT FUND
1
MAENDELEO YA WANAWKE
1
N.H.I.F
1
NHIF
34
NIF
1
NIHIF
1
PAY AS TOU EARN
1
PAYE
4
PENSION
2
WELFARE
1
WELFARE AND COOPERATIVE
1
WELFARE SCHEME
1
veteran armed forces board
1
5.13c-type of pension scheme - other
Respondent
5.13 Which pension scheme have you contributed to?
Other Scheme(specify) ...C
RECORD ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
738
5153
Contribution to Other Scheme C
0
No
721
1
Yes
17
Sysmiss
5153
5.13cOth-type of pension scheme - other c specified
Respondent
5.13 Which pension scheme have you contributed to?
Other Scheme specify ...C
RECORD ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
17
0
Other Scheme Name C
COTU
1
NATIONAL HOUSING FINANCE
1
NHIF
2
P.A.Y.E
3
PAYE
7
PROVIDENT FUND
1
SERVICE CHARGE
1
teachers service commision
1
5.14-received pension or gratuities payment
Respondent
5.14 Have you been paid your pension or gratuities
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
743
5148
Received pension or gratuities
0
No
440
1
Yes
303
Sysmiss
5148
Monthly expenditure for food and accomadation does pension/gratuity cover
Respondent
5.14a How much of your monthly expenditure for food and accomodation does your pension/gratuity cover?
Less than half...1; About half...2; More than half...3; All of it...4; Not Applicable...5
CIRCLE ONLY ONE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Proportion of Income spent on food and accomodation
1
Less than a half
20
2
About a half
12
3
More than a half
3
4
All of it
3
5
33
Sysmiss
5820
5.15-age started working for pay
Respondent
5.15a At what age did you start engaging in an Income Generating Activity (for most of your time)?
Don't know...98
IF DON'T KNOW, CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2499
3392
Age started engaging in Income generating activity
2
1
7
1
8
3
9
2
10
5
12
6
13
3
14
8
15
34
16
9
17
25
18
67
19
38
20
208
21
74
22
90
23
81
24
104
25
146
26
73
27
71
28
100
29
51
30
104
31
16
32
26
33
10
34
17
35
25
36
10
37
7
38
13
39
7
40
22
41
3
42
3
43
2
44
4
45
7
46
1
47
6
48
3
49
3
50
9
52
2
53
1
55
2
56
1
57
1
60
1
61
1
68
1
69
2
73
1
74
1
77
1
84
1
85
1
88
2
90
1
92
1
95
missing
117
97
refused
1
98
don’t know
862
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
3392
5.16-current main source of livelihood or income
Respondent
5.16 What would you say is your main source of livelihood currently?
Own and spouse's work...1; Own savings/investments...2; Pension/retirement benefits...3; Support from children...4; Support from other relatives...5; Donations/welfare...6; Other...8
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5883
8
Current main source of livelihood
1
Own or spouse work
4062
2
own savings Investments
1162
3
pension retirement benefit
28
4
support frm children
320
5
support frm relatives
99
6
donations welfare
190
8
other
20
95
missing
1
97
refused
1
Sysmiss
8
5.16oth-current main source of livelihood or income - other specified
Respondent
Other (specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
20
0
Other Current main source of livelihood
BEGGER
5
BEGGING
4
BEGGING IN THE STREETS
1
DONATION/WELFARE AND SUPPORT FROM CHILD AND OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS
1
FRIENDS
1
HAWKING BUSINESS(ESPECIALLY SELLING CLOTHES -DRESS,TROUSERS,BEDSHEETS ETC)CLOTHES
1
IMAMU OF MOSQUE
1
NOT GIVEN
1
NOT SPECIFIED
2
PROPHET OF GOD
1
SMALL CONTRACTS
1
carving sculptures, wooden spoons,stools and marketing them.
1
6.1-seek health care last 3 months
Respondent
6.0 Health Care Utilization
6.1 In the last 3 months, have you gone to seek health care outside the home?
(Y=YES; N=NO; IF NO SKIP TO 6.4)
All DSS Residents 50years and above
2619
3272
Sought Healthcare last 3 months
0
No
1778
1
Yes
841
Sysmiss
3272
6.2-type of health facility/provider visited
Respondent
6.2 Where did you go to seek health care?
Government Health center/dispensary...1; Private health center/dispensary...2; Pharmacist/Drug store...3; Government Hospital...4; Private Hospital...5; Traditional healer/herbalist...6; Religious/Prayer houses...7; Other...8
RECORD THE NAME OF FACILITY/PROVIDER FIRST, THEN CIRCLE THE TYPE OF FACILITY, IF MORE THAN ONE, RECORD THE MOST RECENT.
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who sought care in last 3 months
841
5050
Where sought care
1
govt dis health center
155
2
private dis health center
355
3
pharmacist drug store
121
4
govt hospital
87
5
private hospital
57
6
trad healer herbalists
13
7
religious prayer houses
11
8
other
42
Sysmiss
5050
Other facility went to seek health care
Respondent
Other (specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who sought care in last 3 months
4
0
Name of Other place where sought care
C.B.O
1
FREE MEDICAL
1
RESPONDENT RECEIVES FREE TREATMENT.
1
SHOP
1
6.2-name of health facility/provider visited
Respondent
NAME OF FACILITY
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who sought care in last 3 months
657
0
Name of Health Facility where sought care
0000
1
A FRIEND WHO'S A DOCTOR
1
ABHA LIGHT CLINIC
1
AGA KHAN
1
AGAKHAN
1
AIRFORCE DISPENSARY/HEALTH CENTER
1
AL-FAUSZ MEDICAL CLINIC AND LABORATORY SERVICES
1
ALLSOPS DISPENSARY
1
APR MEDICARE CENTRE (NAIROBI)
1
AUENGE HOSPITAL
1
AVENUE DISPENSARY
1
BAHATI HEALTH CENTER/ DISPENSARY
1
BAHATI HOSPITAL
1
BARAKA CLINIC
1
CANA DISPENSARY
1
CANA HEALTH CENTER
1
CANA HEALTH CENTRE
2
CANA HEALTHCARE
1
CANNAN DISPENSARY LOCATED IN BABA DOGO
1
CANT RECALL
1
CANT RECALL THE NAME OF THE DRUG STORE
1
CANT REMEMBER
3
CANT REMEMBER THE NAME
1
CANT REMEMBER THE NAME OF THE CHEMIST
1
CANT REMEMBERR
1
CASINO
2
CATHOILIC HEALTH PROGRAMME
1
CATHOLIC
1
CATHOLIC COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE
1
CATHOLIC DISPENSARY
7
CATHOLIC DISPENSERY
1
CATHOLIC HEALTH CENTER KARIOBANGI
1
CATHOLIC MISSION
1
CATHOLIC SISTER CLINIC KARIOBANGI
1
CATHOLIC SISTERS
2
CATHOLIC SISTERS KARIOBANGI
1
CATHOLIC SOCIAL WORKERS VISITED HIM AT HOME
1
CATHOLIC ST JOHNS
1
CHEMIST
8
CHEMISTRY
1
CHESHIRE NURSING CARE
1
CHESHIRE NURSING HOME
1
CHESIRE HOME
1
CHESIRE HOME (A HOME FOR OLD PEOPLE)
1
CHESIRE NURSING CARE
1
CHESIRE NURSING HOME
5
CHESIRO HOME
1
CHINESE HOSPITAL
1
CHUNDUAN
1
CITY COUNCIL
1
CITY COUNCIL HIGHRIDGE
1
COMBONI MISSIONARY COMMUNITY BASED HEALTH CARE
1
COMBONI SISTERS
2
COMBONI SISTERS HEALTH CENTRE
1
COMMUNITY CLINIC
1
COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE
1
COMPANY'S HOSPITAL
1
COPTIC HOSPITAL
1
COSMO CLINIC
5
COSMOS CLINIC
3
COSMOS DISPENSARY
3
COSMOS DISPENSARY IN LUNGA LUNGA
1
COSMOS HEALTH CENTRE
1
COSMOS MEDICAL CENTRE
1
COSMOS MEDICAL CLINIC
1
COSMUS DISPENSARY
1
COULDINT REMEMBER NAME THOUGH SHE SAYS ITS SOMEWHERE IN MATHARE ITS OWNED BY CHINESE NATIONALS
1
CRESCENT MEDICAL AID DISPENSARY
1
DANDORA CATHOLIC DISPENSARY
1
DANDORA HEALTH CENTRE
1
DELIVERANCE CHURCH LUNGA-LUNGA
1
DK
3
DK NAME
1
DO NOT KNOW
2
DO NOT KNOW THE NAME OF THE DISPENSARY
1
DOESN'T KNOW
1
DOESN'T REMEMBER
2
DOESNT REMEMBER
1
DON'T KNOW THE NAME OF THE DRUG STORE
1
DON'T REMEMBER
1
DONT JKNOW NAME
1
DONT KNOW
11
DONT KNOW NAME
8
DONT KNOW THE NAME
2
DONT REMEMBER
3
DONT REMEMBER NAME
1
DRUG HILL
1
DRUG HILL CHEMIST
2
DRUG HILL KARIOBANGI
1
EASTLEIGH HEALTH CENTRE
1
EMPIRE HEALTH CENTRE
1
EMPIRE HEALTH CLINIC
1
FOREST CLINIC (WESTLANDS)
1
FREE MEDICAL (CATHOLIC)
1
FREE MEDICAL CAMP
1
FROM CHEMISTRY
1
GAICHANJIRU MISSION HOSPITAL
1
GOOD NEIGHBOURS
1
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL
1
GSU HOSPITAL GENERAL SERVICE UNIT HOSPITAL
1
HAMZA DISPENSARY
1
HESHIMA DISPENSARY
1
HOME BASED CARE CENTRE
1
HOPE MEDICAL
1
HUDUMA BORA CLINIC
1
HURUMA HEALTH CENTRE
1
HURUMA MATERNITY HOSPITAL
1
HURUMA NURSING HOME
1
IN A SHOP DONT KNOW NAME
1
IN A SHOP IN LUNGA LUNGA
1
IN KARIOBANGI AND EQUATOR IN LUANDA
1
J.B CHEMIST
1
JERICHO DISPENSARY AND KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL
1
JERIKO
1
JOHN HERB
1
K.N.H
2
KALAMA HEALTH CLINIC
1
KALOLENI HEALTH CENTRE
1
KALUNDU HEALTH CENTRE
1
KANGUNDO DISTRICT HOSPITAL
2
KARIOBANGI
4
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC
1
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC CHURCH
1
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC CHURCH DISPENSARY
1
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC CLINIC
1
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC DIPENSARY
1
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC DISPENSARRY
1
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC DISPENSARY
14
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC DISPENZARY
1
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC HEALTH CENTRE
1
KARIOBANGI CHEMIST
3
KARIOBANGI CHESIRE HMOE
1
KARIOBANGI CITY COUNCIL
3
KARIOBANGI COMMUNITY BASED HEALTH CARE CENTRE
1
KARIOBANGI DISPENSARY
4
KARIOBANGI HEALTH CENTER
9
KARIOBANGI HEALTH CENTER TUMAINI HOSPITAL
1
KARIOBANGI HEALTH CENTRE
23
KARIOBANGI HEALTH DISPENSARY
4
KARIOBANGI HOSPITAL(PREMIUMS)
1
KARIOBANGI NORTH HEALTH CENTRE
1
KARIOBANGI SISTERS
1
KARIOBANGI SISTERS DISPENSARY
1
KASSHM CLINIC
1
KENWA
1
KENYA HOME BASED CARE
1
KENYA MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
1
KENYATTA HOSPITAL
10
KENYATTA HOSPITIAL
1
KENYATTA HSPITAL
1
KENYATTA N HOSPITAL
1
KENYATTA NATIONAL HHOSPITAL
1
KENYATTA NATIONAL HOPSPITAL
1
KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSIPTAL
1
KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL
45
KIATHANENI DISPENSARY
1
KIJABE HOSPITAL
1
KIKUYU EYE CENTRE
1
1
KIKUYU HOSPITAL
1
KIKUYU HOSPITAL (EYE CLINIC)
1
KIKUYU HOSPITAL FOR THE EYE
1
KIKUYU ORTHOPAEDIC REHABILITATION
1
KINGSTON DISPENSARY
1
KINGSTONE CHEMIST
4
KISUMU NDOGO
1
KITHIANA
1
KITUI DISTRICT HOSPITAL
1
KNH
5
KOROGOCHO
3
KOROGOCHO BASE COMMUNITY CENTER
1
KOROGOCHO COMMUNIT Y BASED HEALTH CENTRE
1
KOROGOCHO COMMUNITY BASED HEALTH CARE
1
KOROGOCHO COMMUNITY BASED HEALTH CARE CENTER
4
KOROGOCHO COMMUNITY BASED HEALTH CARE CENTRE
2
KOROGOCHO COMMUNITY BASED HEALTH CENTRE
1
KOROGOCHO COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
1
KOROGOCHO COMMUNITY HEALTH CLINIC
1
KOROGOCHO HEALTH CENTER
1
KOROGOCHO HEALTH CENTRE
1
KOROGOCHO HEALTH CLINIC
2
KOROGOCHO MISSION
1
KOYOGO CHEMIST
1
KWA NJENGA (CATHOLIC HEALTH CENTRE)
1
KWALE MEDICAL CLINIC
1
LANGATA GENERAL HOSPITAL
1
LIKANA HOSPICE
1
LIKONI CLINIC
3
LOCAL CHEMIST WITHN ATHE AREA OF RESIDENCE
1
LOCAL HERBALISTS
1
LOCAL SHOP
1
LUNGA LUNGA CHEMIST
2
LUNGA LUNGA CITY COUNCIL
1
LUNGA LUNGA CLINIC DISPENSARY
1
LUNGA LUNGA DISPENSARY
3
LUNGA LUNGA HEALTH CENTRE
1
MAJENGO CLINIC UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI
1
MAKADARA CITY COUNCIL'S HOSPITAL
1
MAKADARA DISPENSARY
6
MAKADARA DISPENSERY
1
MAKADARA DISPENZARY
2
MAKADARA DISPENZARYT
1
MAKADARA HEALTH CLINIC
1
MAKINI CLINIC
1
MAKUYU
1
MAKWAK CLINIC
1
MAMA KATHY
1
MAMA WAMBOI
1
MARADI HIOSPITAL LOCATED IN MATHARE
1
MAREBA CLINIC
2
MAREBA DISPENSARY
6
MAREBA HEALTH CENTRE
1
MAREBA HEALTH CLINIC
1
MARY HOSPITAL
1
MATETE CLNIC
1
MATHARE HEALTH CENTRE
1
MATHARE HOSPITAL
1
MATHARE MURADI
1
MATHARI HOSPITAL
2
MBAGATHI DISTRICT HOSPITAL
2
MBAGATHI GENERAL HOSPITAL
1
MBAGATHI HOSPITAL
6
MBARE DISTRICT HOSPITAL
1
METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL
1
MISSING
1
MISSION CLINIC
1
MISSION HEALTH CENTRE
1
MOLO HOSPITAL
1
MRADI
2
MUMBI CHEMIST
1
MURIRANJA HEALTH CENTRE
1
MUTHITHI DISPENSARY
1
MUTITO HEALTH CENTRE
1
MUTUMBA MATERNITY AND CLINIC
1
MWATATE CLINIC
1
MWATATE DISPENSARY
2
MWATATE DISPENSERY
1
MWATATE HEALTH CARE
1
MWATATE HEALTH CLINIC
1
NAIROBI WEST HOSPITAL
2
NAIVASHA DISTRICT HOSPITAL
1
NAME OF PRIVATE CLINIC NOT KNOWN
1
NAZARETH HEALTH CENTRE
1
NAZARETH HOSPITAL
3
NDIRANGO PHARMACIST
1
NEARBY SHOP
1
NGOLIBA HEALTH CENTRE -THIKA
1
NJIRANI PRIVATE CLINIC
1
NO OTHER EXPENSES
1
NOT SPECFIED
1
NOT SPECIFED
2
NOT SPECIFIED
30
NOT SPECIFIED THE TRADITIONAL HEALER/HERBALISTS
1
NYAMU CLINIC
1
NYANZA GENERAL HOSPITAL
1
OMEGA OPTICIANS (CITY CENTRE)
1
PARADISE CLINIC
1
PRIVATE CLINIC
4
PRIVATE CLINIC - DONT KNOW THE NAME
1
PRIVATE DISPENSARY
3
PRIVATE HEALTH CENTER
1
PRIVATE HOSPITAL
3
PRIVATE UNKNOWN HOSPITAL
1
PRIVIDE
1
PROVIDE
5
PROVIDE DISPENSARY
1
PROVIDE HEALTH CENTRE
1
PROVIDE HEALTH CLINIC
1
PROVIDE INTERNATIONAL
20
PROVIDE INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL
1
PROVIDE INTERNATIONAL KOCH
1
PROVIDE INTRNATIONAL HOSPITAL
1
PUBLIC CHEMIST
1
PURIZA CHEMIST
3
RADENT HOSPITAL
1
REAL LIFE DISPENSARY
1
RELAC MEDICAL CLINIC AND MATERNITY
1
RELIGIOUS GROUPS
1
RESPONSE MISSING
1
REUBEN BROTHERS DISPENSARY
1
REUBEN CENTRE
1
RHODES
1
RHODES CITY COUNCIL
1
RHODES DISPENSARY
1
RHODES HOSPITAL
2
ROADSIDE KIOSK
1
RUCICCI
1
SALAMA CHEMIST
1
SHOP
2
SIANGU CHEMIST
1
SISTER JIL
1
SISTER JILL HOSPITAL
1
SISTERS
1
SISTERS CATHOLIC DISPENSARY
1
SOCIAL MEDICAL CENTRE
1
SOS
1
ST ANDREWS MEDICAL CLINIC
1
ST ANDREWS MISSION HOSPITAL
1
ST BRIDGIT
1
ST CATHERINE CATHOLIC MOBILE CLINIC
1
ST JOHN
1
ST JOHN MISSION SISTERS
1
ST MARY
1
ST MARY DISPENSARY
1
ST MARY EMACULATE CLINIC
1
ST MARY HOSPITAL
1
ST MARY LANGATIA HOSPITAL
1
ST MARY'S (LANG'ATA)
1
ST MARY'S HOSPITAL
2
ST MARYS DISPENSARY
1
ST MARYS DISPENSARY BAHATI
1
ST MARYS HOSPITAL
4
ST MARYS LANG'ATA
1
ST. ANDREW
1
ST. CATHERINE HEALTH CARE
1
ST. CATHERINE HOSPITAL
1
ST. JOHNS
1
ST. MARY HOSPITAL
1
ST. MARY'S
2
ST. MARY'S CLINIC
1
ST. MARY'S GENERAL HOSPITAL
1
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
1
ST. MONICA DISPENSARY
1
ST. NARY'S HOSPITAL
1
ST. PATRICKS CHEMIST
1
ST. TERESA
1
ST. TERESA'S HOSPITAL
1
ST.ANDREW DISPENSARY
1
ST.MARY'S HOSPITAL
1
STMARY'S LANGATA OTIENDE
1
SURVEY HEALTH CENTER
1
TAWA
1
THE MEDICAL CAMP AT KARIOBANGI'S CHIEF CAMP
1
TUMAIN DISPENSARY
1
TUMAIN HEALTH CARE
1
TUMAIN HOSPITAL
1
TUMAINA HEALTH CLINIC
1
TUMAINI AND CASINO
1
TUMAINI CLINIC
5
TUMAINI DISPENSARY
1
TUMAINI HEALTH CARE
1
TUMAINI HEALTH CENTER
1
TUMAINI HEALTH CENTRE
9
TUMAINI HEALTH CLINIC
3
UNKNOWN HOSPITAL
2
UNKNOWN HOSPITAL IN TOWN
1
UNKNOWN PHAMACY
1
UNKNOWN PHAMARCY
2
UNKNOWN PHARMACIST
1
UNKNOWN PHARMACY
5
USES HERB MEDICINE THUS SHE DOES NOT ATTEND ANY FACILITY
1
UZIMA MEDICAL CENTRE
1
VISION
1
VISION DISPENSARY
2
VISION MISSION
1
VISSION DISPENSARY
1
VISSION PEOPLE IN MISSIONHEALTH CLINIC
1
6.3a-amount spent on consultation
Respondent
6.3 How much have you spent on the following health related costs in the last 3 months?
6.6.1 Consultation
Record "00000" if for free
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who sought care in last 3 months
841
5050
Amount paid for consultation
0
604
10
3
20
71
30
2
35
1
40
6
50
12
60
2
70
1
100
34
140
1
150
3
200
23
220
1
250
1
300
14
350
8
400
6
450
2
500
7
600
3
700
1
720
1
760
1
800
2
1000
8
1050
2
1200
2
1400
2
1500
1
2000
2
2012
1
2600
1
4100
1
5000
2
7000
1
20000
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
5
99999
missing
2
Sysmiss
5050
6.3b-amount spent on hospitalization
Respondent
6.3 How much have you spent on the following health related costs in the last 3 months?
6.6.2 Hospitalization
Record "00000" if for free
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who sought health care in the last 3 months
841
5050
Amount paid for hospitalization
0
788
120
1
200
2
300
2
450
1
500
1
580
1
600
1
800
1
900
1
1000
3
1500
2
2500
1
3000
6
4000
1
5000
1
7000
1
9750
1
10000
1
10440
1
16000
1
17000
1
18000
2
20000
2
24000
1
30000
2
37000
1
40000
1
50000
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
2
99999
missing
10
Sysmiss
5050
6.3c-amount spent on medicine/drugs
Respondent
6.3 How much have you spent on the following health related costs in the last 3 months?
6.6.3 Medicine/drugs
Record "00000" if for free
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who sought health care in the last 3 months
841
5050
Amount paid for Medicine/drugs
0
330
20
5
30
3
40
1
50
14
60
2
70
2
75
1
80
4
90
1
95
1
100
29
110
2
120
3
150
21
170
2
175
1
180
9
200
64
220
2
230
1
240
4
250
15
270
3
300
44
340
1
350
8
370
1
390
1
400
30
430
1
450
7
480
4
500
35
550
1
570
1
580
1
600
21
620
1
640
1
650
1
680
1
700
14
750
1
800
18
900
3
1000
18
1050
1
1100
1
1200
12
1300
1
1400
1
1440
1
1500
12
1600
2
1800
3
1920
1
2000
12
2050
1
2300
1
2400
3
2500
5
2600
1
2653
1
3000
12
3500
1
3800
2
4000
2
4500
1
5000
5
6000
2
7000
2
7500
1
8000
2
10000
3
11000
1
11070
1
12000
3
13500
1
22000
1
38000
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
7
99999
missing
0
Sysmiss
5050
6.3d-amount spent on transportation to facility
Respondent
6.3 How much have you spent on the following health related costs in the last 3 months?
6.6.4 Transportation to health facility
Record "00000" if for free
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who sought health care in the last 3 months
841
5050
Amount paid for transport
0
702
20
5
30
1
40
9
50
3
60
3
80
4
100
29
120
4
140
1
150
3
200
20
250
2
300
6
360
1
400
4
450
2
500
14
520
1
600
3
780
1
800
3
960
1
1000
2
1400
1
2000
3
4000
1
12000
1
15000
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
2
99999
missing
8
Sysmiss
5050
6.3e-amount spent on other items
Respondent
6.3 How much have you spent on the following health related costs in the last 3 months?
6.6.5 Other health related cost in last 3 months
Record "00000" if for free
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who sought health care in the last 3 months
841
5050
0
762
10
1
20
5
50
3
100
8
120
2
150
4
200
9
250
4
300
1
350
1
390
1
450
1
500
3
600
2
800
2
900
2
1000
1
1200
1
1600
1
1800
1
2000
2
2400
1
3000
3
3400
2
6500
1
7500
1
8000
1
10000
2
25000
1
30000
1
70000
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
1
99999
missing
9
Sysmiss
5050
6.3g-amount spent on laboratory or xray
Respondent
6.3 How much have you spent on the following health related costs in the last 3 months?
6.6.6 Laboratory Xray
Record "00000" if for free
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who sought health care in the last 3 months
841
5050
0
6000
23.175
275.015
Amount paid for laboratory xray
Respondent
6.3 How much have you spent on the following health related costs in the last 3 months?
Lumpsum
Record "00000" if for free
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who sought health care in the last 3 months
841
5050
0
80000
195.963
2938.851
Amount paid (Lump sum)
6.3eOth-amount spent on other items - other specified
Respondent
6.3 How much have you spent on the following health related costs in the last 3 months?
Specify other health related cost in last 3 months
Record "00000" if for free
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who sought health care in the last 3 months
92
0
ANOTHER RELATIVE PAID FOR HIM THE EXPENSES
1
BOIL (MINOR SURGERY)
1
COVERS MEDICAL BILL
1
FREE
1
IN KIND (COW)
1
JUNSPECIFIED AMOUNT
1
N
13
NO OTHER EXPENSES
1
NOT SPECIFIED
64
REMOVAL OF A TOOTH
1
THERAPY
1
UNSPECIFIED
3
UNSPECIFIED AMOUNT
3
6.4.1a-diagnosed with arthritis rheumatism or osteoarthritis
Respondent
6.4.1a Have you ever been diagnosed with/told you have arthritis (or by other names rheumatism or osteoarthritis)?
(Y=YES; N=NO; IF NO SKIP TO 6.4.1D)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2619
3272
Ever diagnosed with arthritis/rheumatism/osteoarthritis
0
No
2182
1
Yes
437
Sysmiss
3272
6.4.1b-take medications or treatment last 2 weeks - arthritis
Respondent
6.4.1b Have you been taking medications or other treatment for it in the last 2 weeks?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above, ever diagnosed with Arthritis
437
5454
Arthritis medication - last 2 weeks
0
No
207
1
Yes
230
Sysmiss
5454
6.4.1c-take medications or treatment last 12mths - arthritis
Respondent
6.4.1c Have you been taking medications or other treatment for it in the last 12 months
(Y=YES; N=NO)
437
5454
Arthritis medication - last 12 months
0
No
85
1
Yes
352
Sysmiss
5454
6.4.1d-pain aching stiffness or swelling of joints last 12mths
Respondent
6.4.1d During the last 12 months have you experienced pain aching stiffness or swelling in or around the joints(like arms, hands, legs or feet) which were not related to an injury and lasted for more than a month?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2619
3272
Pain, aching, stiffness in Joints last 12 months - not injury related
0
No
1714
1
Yes
905
Sysmiss
3272
6.4.1e-morning or long rest stiffness in joints last 12mths
Respondent
6.4.1e During the last 12 months have you experienced, stiffness in the joint in the morning after getting up from bed, or after a long rest of the joint without movement?
(Y=YES; N=NP; IF NO SKIP TO INSTRUCTION JUST ABOVE 6.4.1H)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2619
3272
Pain, aching, stiffness in Joints last 12 months after long rest
0
No
1760
1
Yes
859
Sysmiss
3272
6.4.1f-duration of morning or long rest stiffness
Respondent
6.4.1f How long did this stiffness last
(1=about 30 minutes or less; 2=More than 30 minutes)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
859
5032
Duration of morning or long rest stiffness
1
about 30 mins or less
383
2
more than 30 mins
476
Sysmiss
5032
6.4.1g-persistence of stiffness after movement in joints
Respondent
6.4.1g Did this stiffness go away after exercise or movement in the joint?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
858
5033
Stiffness reduced after exercise/movement
0
No
531
1
Yes
327
Sysmiss
5033
6.4.1h-pain aching stiffness or swelling of joints last 2 weeks
Respondent
6.4.1h These symptoms that you have said you experienced in the last 12 months, have you experienced them in the last 2 weeks?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
(FW: IF THE ANSWER TO 6.4.1D IS YES OR ANSWER TO 6.4.1E IS YES ASK 6.4.1H; ELSE SKIP TO 6.4.1I)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
974
4917
Recurrence of Arthritis symptoms in last 2 weeks
0
No
291
1
Yes
683
Sysmiss
4917
6.4.1i-back pain during in last 30 days
Respondent
6.4.1i Have you experienced back pain during the last 30 days?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
IF NO SKIP TO 6.4.2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2619
3272
Back pain in last 30 days
0
No
1825
1
Yes
794
Sysmiss
3272
Respondent
6.4.1j On how many days did you have this back pain during the last 30 days?
DAYS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
794
5097
Number of days experienced Back Pain
0
1
1
23
2
85
3
71
4
53
5
40
6
14
7
56
8
23
9
17
10
96
11
2
12
10
13
4
14
42
15
20
16
3
17
2
19
1
20
39
21
13
22
3
23
2
24
2
25
6
28
5
29
1
30
152
35
1
95
missing
1
97
refused
0
98
dont know
6
99
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5097
6.4.2a-diagnosed with diabetes or high blood sugar
Respondent
6.4.2 Diabetes
6.4.2a Have you ever been diagnosed with diabetes(high blood sugar) (Not including diabetes associated with a pregnancy)
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 6.4.3)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5884
7
Ever diagnosed with Diabetes
0
No
2533
1
Yes
217
2
3134
Sysmiss
7
6.4.2b-taking insulin or sugar lowering medications last 2 weeks
Respondent
6.4.2b Have you been taking insulin or other blood sugar lowering medications in the last 2 weeks
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above ever diagnosed with Diabetes
3352
2539
Insulin/blood sugar medication last 2 weeks
0
No
28
1
Yes
133
2
53
5
3
9
3135
Sysmiss
2539
6.4.2c-taken insulin or sugar lowering medications last 12mths
Respondent
6.4.2c Have you been taking insulin or other blood sugar lowering medications in the last 12 months?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3352
2539
Insulin or blood sugar medication last 12 months
0
No
17
1
Yes
152
2
25
5
3
9
3155
Sysmiss
2539
6.4.2d-special diet or weight control last 2 weeks- diabetes
Respondent
6.4.2d Are you following a special diet, exercise regime or weight control program for diabetes during the last 2 weeks? (As recommended by health professional)
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3352
2539
Special diabetes control diet last 2 weeks
0
No
35
1
Yes
118
2
61
5
2
9
3136
Sysmiss
2539
6.4.3a-diagnosed with chronic lung disease - CLD
Respondent
6.4.3 Chronic Lung Disease
6.4.3a Have you ever been diagnosed with chronic lung disease(emphysema bronchitis, COPD)?
(y=yes;n=no;if not skip to 6.4.3d)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2619
3272
Ever diagnosed with Chronic lung disease
0
No
2460
1
Yes
159
Sysmiss
3272
6.4.3b-take medications or oxygen treatment last 2 weeks - CLD
Respondent
6.4.3b Have you been taking any medications or other treatment(like oxygen) for it in the last 2 weeks?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above, ever diagnosed with Chronic lung disease
159
5732
Taking lung disease medication in last 2 weeks
0
No
79
1
Yes
80
Sysmiss
5732
6.4.3c-take medications or oxygen treatment last 12mths - CLD
Respondent
6.4.3c Have you been taking medications or other treatment(like oxygen) for it in the last 12 months?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
159
5732
Lung Disease medication last 12 months
0
No
46
1
Yes
113
Sysmiss
5732
6.4.3d-shortness of breath at rest or while awake last 12mths
Respondent
6.4.3d During the last 12 months, have you experienced shortness of breath at rest? (while awake)
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
540
5351
Shortness of breath in last 12 months
0
No
478
1
Yes
62
Sysmiss
5351
6.4.3e-coughing or wheezing cont for 10 min or more last 12mths
Respondent
6.4.3e During the last 12 months, have you experienced any coughing or wheezing for ten minutes ore more at a time?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2618
3273
Coughing or Wheezing for 10 minutes or more in last 12 months
0
No
2370
1
Yes
248
Sysmiss
3273
6.4.3f-coughing up sputum or phlegm for most days last 12mths
Respondent
6.4.3f During the last 12 months, have you experienced any coughing up sputum or phlegm for most days of the month for at least 3 months?
(Y=YES; N=NO; IF NOT SKIP TO INSTRUCTION JUST ABOVE 6.4.3H))
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
539
5352
Coughing up Sputum/phlegm for at least 3 months in last 12 months
0
No
497
1
Yes
42
Sysmiss
5352
6.4.3g-coughed blood or blood in phlegm
Respondent
6.4.3g Have you had blood in your phlegm or have you coughed blood?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2124
3767
Blood in phlegm or Blood in cough
0
No
2068
1
Yes
56
Sysmiss
3767
6.4.3h-shortness of breath wheezing or coughing last 2 weeks
Respondent
6.4.3h These symptoms that you said you experienced in the last 12 months, have you experienced them in the last 2 weeks?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
(FW: IF THE ANSWER TO 6.4.13D IS YES OR ANSWER TO 6.4.3E IS YES ASK 6.4.3H; ELSE SKIP TO 6.4.3I)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
270
5621
Shortness of Breath/Cough with phlegm in last 12 months
0
No
137
1
Yes
133
Sysmiss
5621
6.4.3i-sputum xray tuberculosis (TB) test last 12mths
Respondent
6.4.3i In the last 12 months, have you had a tuberculosis test? I mean, has a doctor examined your sputum(taken a smaple of the substance spit out from a deep cough and sent it to a laboratory for analysis) or made an x-ray of your chest?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 6.4.4)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2619
3272
Tuberculosis Test in last 12 months
0
No
2472
1
Yes
147
Sysmiss
3272
6.4.3j-take medications or treatment last 2 weeks - TB
Respondent
6.4.3j Have you been taking medications or other treatment for tuberculosis during the last 2 weeks?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
147
5744
Tuberculosis medication last 2 weeks
0
102
1
45
5
missing
0
7
refused
0
8
dont know
0
9
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5744
6.4.3k-take medications or treatment last 12mths - TB
Respondent
6.4.3k Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for Tuberculosis during the last 12 months?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
86
5805
Tuberculosis medication last 12 months
0
No
37
1
Yes
49
Sysmiss
5805
6.4.4a-diagnosed with high blood pressure or hypertension
Respondent
6.4.4 Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)
6.4.4a Have you ever been diagnosed with high blood pressure(hypertension)?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 6.5)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5883
8
Ever diagnosed with High Blood Pressure
0
No
2394
1
Yes
675
2
2814
Sysmiss
8
6.4.4b-take medications or treatment last 2 weeks - HBP
Respondent
6.4.4b Have you been taking medications or other treatment for it during the last 2 weeks?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3491
2400
High Blood pressure medications last 2 weeks
0
No
116
1
Yes
324
2
235
5
2
9
2814
Sysmiss
2400
6.4.4c-take medications or treatment last 12mths - HBP
Respondent
6.4.4c Have you been taking medications or other treatment for it during the last 12 months?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3491
2400
High Blood Pressure medications in last 2 weeks
0
No
62
1
Yes
454
2
137
5
3
9
2835
Sysmiss
2400
Have you ever been told by a health professional that you have had a stroke?
Respondent
6.4.5 Stroke
6.4.5a Have you ever been told by a health professional that you have had a stroke?
(Y=YES; N=NO; IF NO SKIP TO 6.4.5D)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3808
2083
Ever diagnosed with stroke
0
No
537
1
Yes
51
2
Never Walks
3218
5
1
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
1
Sysmiss
2083
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for stroke during the la
Respondent
6.4.5b Have you been taking medications or other treatment for stroke during the last 2 weeks?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3269
2622
Stroke medications last 2 weeks
0
No
3
1
Yes
13
2
Never Walks
34
5
1
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
3218
Sysmiss
2622
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for stroke during the la
Respondent
6.4.5c Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for stroke during the last 12 months
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3269
2622
Stroke medications last 12 months
0
No
2
1
Yes
27
2
Never Walks
21
5
1
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
3218
Sysmiss
2622
Have you ever suffered from sudden onset of paralysis or weakness in your arms o
Respondent
6.4.5d Have you ever suffered from sudden onset of paralysis or weakness in your arms or legs on one side of your body for more than 24 hours?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3800
2091
Suddent onset of Arm or leg paralysis for more than 24 hours
0
No
523
1
Yes
88
2
Never Walks
3189
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
2091
Have you ever had, for more than 24 hours, sudden onset of loss of feeling on on
Respondent
6.4.5e Have you ever had, for more than 24 hours, sudden onset of loss of feeling on one side of your body without anything having happened to you immediatley before?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3808
2083
Suddent onset of loss of feeling without obvious immediate cause
0
No
523
1
Yes
77
2
Never Walks
3198
5
10
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
2083
Have you ever been diagnosed with angina or angina pectoris (a heart disease)?
Respondent
6.4.6 Angina
6.4.6a Have you ever been diagnosed with angina or angina pectoris (a heart disease)?
(Y=YES; N=NO; IF NO SKIP TO 6.4.6D)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3808
2083
Ever diagnosed with angina or angina pectoris
0
No
533
1
Yes
37
2
Never Walks
3154
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
84
Sysmiss
2083
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it in the last 2 wee
Respondent
6.4.6b Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it in the last 2 weeks?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3273
2618
Angina medications last 2 Weeks
0
No
4
1
Yes
32
2
Never Walks
77
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
3160
Sysmiss
2618
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it in the last 12 mo
Respondent
6.4.6c Have you been taking medications or other treatment for it in the last 12 months?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3273
2618
Angina medications last 12 months
0
No
2
1
Yes
66
2
Never Walks
45
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
3160
Sysmiss
2618
During the last 12 months, have you experienced any pain or discomfort in your c
Respondent
6.4.6d During the last 12 months, have you experienced any pain or discomfort in your chest when you walk uphill or hurry?
(Y=YES; N=NO;K=NEVER WALKS UPHILL OR HURRIES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3806
2085
Chest pain in last 12 months during uphill walk
0
No
435
1
Yes
697
2
Never Walks
2617
3
57
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
2085
During the last 12 months, have you experienced any pain or discomfort in your c
Respondent
6.4.6e During the last 12 months, have you experienced any pain or discomfort in your chest when you walk at an ordinary pace on level ground?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 6.4.7)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3807
2084
Chest pain in last 12 months during ordinary pace walk
0
No
492
1
Yes
316
2
Never Walks
2999
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
2084
What do you do if you get the pain or discomfort when you are walking?
Respondent
6.4.6f What do you do if you get the pain or discomfort when you are walking
1...Stop or slow down; 2...Carry on after taking a pain relieving medicine that dissolves in your mouth; 3... Carry on walking
READ CHOICES
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3315
2576
Action taken to deal with chest pain
1
Stop or slow down
292
2
Carry on after taking a pain relieving medicine
17
3
Carry on walking
7
9
2999
Sysmiss
2576
If you stand still, what happens to the pain or discomfort?
Respondent
6.4.6g If you stand still, what happens to the pain or discomfort?
1...Pain is relieved; 2...Pain is not relieved
READ CHOICES
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3315
2576
Effect of standing still on Angina pain/discomfort
1
pain is relieved
296
2
Pain is not relieved
17
5
3
9
2999
Sysmiss
2576
Where experience pain;Upper or middle chest
Respondent
6.4.6h Will you show me where you usually experience the pain or discomfort?
A Upper or middle chest
Y N
RECORD ALL AREAS OF BODY MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Angina pain in Upper or Middle chest
0
No
16
1
Yes
34
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
Where experience pain;Lower chest
Respondent
6.4.6h Will you show me where you usually experience the pain or discomfort?
B Lower chest
Y N
RECORD ALL AREAS OF BODY MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Angina Pain in lower chest
0
No
20
1
Yes
30
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
Where experience pain;Left arm
Respondent
6.4.6h Will you show me where you usually experience the pain or discomfort?
C Left arm
Y N
RECORD ALL AREAS OF BODY MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Angina pain in Left arm
0
No
30
1
Yes
20
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
Where experience pain;Other part
Respondent
6.4.6h Will you show me where you usually experience the pain or discomfort?
D Other part
Y N
RECORD ALL AREAS OF BODY MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Angina pain in Other part of Body
0
No
27
1
Yes
23
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
Where experience pain;Other part specify
Respondent
6.4.6h Will you show me where you usually experience the pain or discomfort?
Other (specify)
RECORD ALL AREAS OF BODY MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
23
0
Angina in other Body Part 1
ABDOMEN
1
BACK
1
BACK ACHE
1
BACK PAIN
1
BACKACHE
1
BACKBONE
1
HEAD
1
IN THE RIBS
1
JOINTS
1
LEFT LIMB/KNEE
1
LEGS
3
LIMBS
2
LIMBS HEAD AND NECK
2
LOWER CHEST
1
LOWERLIMB
1
MUSCLES
1
NECK
1
RIBS
1
SHOULDER
1
Where experience pain;Other part
Respondent
6.4.6h Will you show me where you usually experience the pain or discomfort?
E Other
Y N
RECORD ALL AREAS OF BODY MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Angina pain in other part of Body 2
0
No
41
1
Yes
9
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
Where experience pain;Other part specify
Other (Specify)
9
0
Angina in other Body Part 2
BACK
1
BACK ACHE
1
BACK OF THE NECK
1
HEAD
1
JOINTS
1
LEGS
2
LEGS,KNEES
1
NECK
1
These symptoms that you have said you experienced in the last 12 months, have yo
Respondent
6.4.6i These symptoms that you have said you experienced in the last 12 months, have you experienced them in last 2 weeks
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3309
2582
Recurrence of Angina symptoms in last 2 weeks
0
No
10
1
Yes
239
2
Never Walks
59
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
3001
Sysmiss
2582
Have you ever been diagnosed with asthma (an allergic respiratory disease)?
Respondent
6.4.7 Asthma
6.4.7a Have you ever been diagnosed with asthma (an allergic respiratory disease)?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 6.4.7D)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
542
5349
Ever diagnosed with Asthma
0
No
526
1
Yes
16
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5349
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it in the last 2 wee
Respondent
6.4.7b Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it in the last 2 weeks?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
16
5875
Asthma medications last 2 weeks
0
No
6
1
Yes
10
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5875
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it in the last 12 mo
Respondent
6.4.7c Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it in the last 12 months?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
16
5875
Asthma medications in last 12 months
0
No
3
1
Yes
13
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5875
Attacks of wheezing or whistling breathing?
Respondent
During the last 12 months, have you experienced any of the following
6.4.7d...Attacks of wheezing or whistling breath?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
542
5349
Wheezing in last 12 months
0
No
493
1
Yes
49
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5349
Attack of wheezing that came on after you stopped exercising or some other physi
Respondent
During the last 12 months, have you experienced any of the following
6.4.7e ... Attack of wheezing that came on after you stopped exercising or some other physical activity?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
542
5349
Wheezing attack after exercise of physical activity
0
No
479
1
Yes
63
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5349
Respondent
During the last 12 months, have you experienced any of the following
6.4.7f ... A feeling of tightness in your chest?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
542
5349
Tightness of the Chest
0
No
476
1
Yes
66
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5349
Having woken up with a feeling of tightness in your chest in the morning or any
Respondent
During the last 12 months, have you experienced any of the following
6.4.7g ... Having woken up with a feeling of tightness in your chest in the morning or any other time?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
542
5349
Tightness of Chest in the morning
0
No
481
1
Yes
61
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5349
An attack of shortness of breath that came on without obvious cause when you wer
Respondent
During the last 12 months, have you experienced any of the following
6.4.7h ... An attack of shortness of breath that came on without obvious cause when you were not exercising or doing some physical activity?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
542
5349
Shortness of breath without obvious cause
0
No
496
1
Yes
46
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5349
Have you ever been diagnosed with depression?
Respondent
6.4.8 Depression
6.4.8a Have you ever been diagnosed with depression?
(Y=YES; N=NO; IF NO SKIP TO 6.4.8D)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
542
5349
Ever diagnosed with depression
0
No
496
1
Yes
46
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5349
Have you taken any medications or other treatment for it in the last 2 weeks?
Respondent
6.4.8b Have you taken any medications or other treatment for it in the last 2 weeks? (Other treatment can include attending therapy or counselling sessions)
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
46
5845
Depression medications in last 2 weeks
0
No
35
1
Yes
11
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5845
Have you taken any medications or other treatment for it in the last 12 months?
Respondent
6.4.8c Have you taken any medications or other treatment for it in the last 12 months?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
46
5845
Depression medications last 12 months
0
No
33
1
Yes
13
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5845
During the last 12 months, have you had a period lasting several days when you f
Respondent
6.4.8d During the last 12 months, have you had a period lasting several days when you felt sad, empty or depressed?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
542
5349
Several days feeling sad empty or depressed
0
No
329
1
Yes
213
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5349
During the last 12 months, have you had a period lasting several days when you l
Respondent
6.4.8e During the last 12 months, have you had a period lasting several days when you lost interest in most things you usually enjoy such as hobbies, personal relationships ro work?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
542
5349
Several days feeling a lack of interest in activities
0
No
364
1
Yes
178
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5349
During the last 12 months, have you had a period lasting several days when you h
Respondent
6.4.8f During the last 12 months, have you had a period lasting several days when you have been feeling your energy decreased or that you are tired all the time?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
542
5349
Several days feeling tired/decrease in energy
0
No
371
1
Yes
171
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5349
Was this period [of sadness/loss of interest/low energy] for more than 2 weeks?
Respondent
6.4.8g Was this period [of sadness/loss of interest/low energy] most of the day, nearly every day?
(Y=YES; N=NO; if no skip to 6.5)
FW: IF ALL RESPONSES TO QNS 6.4.8D, 6.4.8E AND 6.4.8F ARE NO SKIP TO ELSE ASK:
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
244
5647
Sadness, Low interest, Low energy more than 2 weeks
0
No
194
1
Yes
50
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5647
Was this period [of sadness/loss of interest/low energy] most of the day, nearly
Respondent
6.4.8h Was this period [of sadness/loss of interest/low energy] most of the day, nearly every day?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Sadness low interest low energy most of the day almost every day
0
No
8
1
Yes
42
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
During this period, did you lose your appetite?
Respondent
6.4.8i During this period, did you lose your appetite?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Loss of appetite during Depression
0
No
5
1
Yes
45
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
Did you notice any slowing down in your thinking?
Respondent
6.4.8j Did you notice any slowing down in your thinking?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Slowing down in your thinking
0
No
6
1
Yes
44
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
Respondent
6.4.8k Did you notice any problems falling asleep? (i.e Respondent found it hard to fall asleep)
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Problems falling asleep
0
No
4
1
Yes
46
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
Did you notice any problems of waking up too early?
Respondent
6.4.8l Did you notice any problems of waking up too early? (i.e Respondent woke up much earlier than they would have liked to)
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Problems waking up early
0
No
12
1
Yes
38
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
During this period, did you have any difficulties concentrating; for example, li
Respondent
6.4.8m During this period, did you have any difficulties concentrating; for example, listening to others, working, watching TV, listening to the radio?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Difficulty concentrating
0
No
18
1
Yes
32
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
Did you notice any slowing down in your moving around?
Respondent
6.4.8n Did you notice any slowing down in your moving around?
(Y=YES; N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Slowing down of Movement
0
No
14
1
Yes
36
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
During this period, did you feel anxious and worried most days?
Respondent
6.4.8o During this period, did you feel anxious and worried most days?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Constant anxiety or worry
0
No
7
1
Yes
43
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
During this period, were you so restless or jittery nearly every day that you pa
Respondent
6.4.8p During this period were you restless or jittery nearly every day that you paced up and down and couldn't sit still?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Feelings of restlessness/jitteryness
0
No
14
1
Yes
36
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
During this period, did you feel negative about yourself or like you had lost co
Respondent
6.4.8q During this period, did you feel negative about yourself or like you had lost confidence?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Lack of self-confidence
0
No
17
1
Yes
33
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
Did you frequently feel hopeless - that there was no way to improve things?
Respondent
6.4.8r Did you feel frequently hopeless - that there was no way to improve things?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Feelings of Hopelessness
0
No
15
1
Yes
35
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
During this period, did your interest in sex decrease?
Respondent
During this period, did your interest in sex decrease?
(Y=YES;N=NO;K=HAVE NO PARTNER)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Decreased Interest in Sex
0
No
17
1
Yes
33
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
Did you think of death, or wish you were dead?
Respondent
6.4.8t Did you think of death, or wish you were dead?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Suicidal thoughts
0
No
30
1
Yes
20
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
During this period, did you ever try to end your life?
Respondent
6.4.8u During this period, did you ever try to end your life?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
50
5841
Attempted Suicide
0
No
45
1
Yes
5
2
Never Walks
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
5841
6.5-most severe health problem currently
Respondent
6.5 What do you consider to be the most severe health problem you have currently?
1... Communicable disease(malaria, tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, other); 2... Acute conditions (diarrhoea, flu, headaches, cough, other); 3...Injury or disability as a result of injury; 4... Post-Surgery complications; 5...Sleep problems; 6...Chronic pain in joints/arthritis(joints, back, neck); 7...Diabetes or related complications; 8...Problems with heart including unexplained pain in chest; 9... Problems with mouth, teeth or swallowing; 10...Problems with breathing; 11...High blood pressure/hypertension; 12 ...Stroke/sudden paralysis of one side of body; 13...Generalized pain (stomach, muscle or other non-specific pain); 14...Depression or anxiety; 15...Cancer; 16...Poor sight; 17...Hearing Loss; 18...Have no severe health problem; 98...Other(specify)
CIRCLE ONE RESPONSE ONLY; IF ANSWER IS 18 SKIP TO 6.11
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5884
7
Most severe current health problem
1
communicable disease
659
2
acute conditions
671
3
injury or related disability
102
4
post surgery complication
32
5
sleep problems
38
6
chronic joint pain arthritis
889
7
diabetes or related
100
8
heart unexplained chestpain
120
9
mouth teeth or swallowing
57
10
breathing problem
69
11
hypertension
170
12
stroke/sudden paralysis
18
13
generalised pain
244
14
depression/anxiety
21
15
cnacer
9
16
poor sight
57
17
hearing loss
12
18
no severe health problem
1406
19
Asthma
29
20
stomach pains/ulcers
72
41
1
61
3
95
2
96
100
98
other
45
99
957
101
1
Sysmiss
7
6.5oth-most severe health problem currently - other specified
Respondent
Other (specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
45
0
Other most severe current health problem (not listed in the options provided in the questionnaire)
A SERIOUS HEAD ILLNESS
1
ALLERGY
1
ALLERIGIES
1
ANAEMIC
1
BLADDER PROBLEM
1
BOIL
1
BRUSCELLA
1
DIZZINESS
1
DIZZYNESS
1
GNUT
1
GOITRE
1
GOVERNMENT
1
GROWTH IN THE LEG
1
HAS A PROBLEM WHEN GOING TO THE TOILET
1
HEADACHE
1
HEART BURN
1
HEARTBURN
1
HERPIES
1
ITCHING ON HANDS
1
KIDNEY
2
KIDNEY PROBLEM
4
LACK OF ENOUGH BLOOD
1
LEPROSY
1
MENTAL ILLNESS
1
NOT SPECIFIED
4
OEDEMA
1
PAIN ON LONG CALL
1
1
RESPONSE MISSING
1
RESPONSES GIVEN: 1 AND 6
1
SCRATCHING AND SWEATING
1
SHE HAS AMOEBA
1
SKIN DISEASE ON MY HAND ONLY
1
THROAT INFECTION
1
THROAT PAIN
1
TOO HEAVY /OVERWEIGHT
1
WOUNDS ALL OVER THE BODY
1
WOUNDS ON TOES
1
6.6-seek health care last 3 months for severe problem
Respondent
6.6 In the last 3 months, have you gone to seek health care outside of home for this problem?
(Y=YES; N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 6.10)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
4696
1195
Sought health care in last 3 months
0
No
617
1
Yes
2087
2
819
5
2
9
1171
Sysmiss
1195
6.7-type of health facility/provider visited - severe problem
Respondent
6.7 Where did you got to seek health care?
1...Government health center/dispensary; 2...Private Health center/dispensary; 3...Pharmacist/Drug store; 4...Private Hospital; 5...Government Hospital; 6...Traditional Healer/herbalists; 7...Religious/Prayer houses; 8... Other(specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
4078
1813
Where sought health care
1
govt dis health center
288
2
private dis health center
877
3
pharmacist drug store
361
4
private hospital
252
5
govt hospital
145
6
trad healer herbalists
63
7
religious prayer houses
13
8
other
73
9
1073
95
1
96
8
99
924
Sysmiss
1813
Other facility name
Respondent
Other (specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2
0
Other Health facility where sought care (not listed in options provided in the questionnaire)
A DOCTOR FROM KNH
1
C.B.O
1
6.7-name of health facility/provider visited - severe problem
Respondent
NAME OF FACILITY PROVIDER
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
225
Where sought health care - Facility Name
A CHEMIST
1
A CHEMIST IN NJENGA SLUM
1
ACHEMIST IN LUNGALUNGA
1
AGAKHAN
1
APHRC FREE MEDICAL CAMP- THE RESPONDENT HAD SEARCHED TREATMENT ON 18TH NOV ON APHRC MEDICAL CAMP BUT SHE WAS NOT ASSISTED
1
ASILI HERBAL CURES
1
BAHATI HEALTH CENTER
1
BARAKA CLINIC
1
BUYS PAIN KILLER S FROM THE SHOPS
1
CANA HOSPITAL
1
CASINO
1
CATHOLIC DISPENSARY
2
CATHOLIC HOMEBASED CENTRE
1
CATHOLIC SISTERS
2
CATHOLIC SISTERS DISPENSARY
1
CATHOLIC SISTERS KARIOBANGI
1
CATHOLIC ST JOHNS
1
CHEMIST
5
CHESIRE (HOME)
1
CHESIRE HOME
1
CHINESE HOSPITAL
1
CHURCH GROUNDS
1
CITY COUNCIL HIGHRIDGE
1
COMBONI SISTERS HEALTH CENTRE
1
COMMUNITY CLINIC, CATHOLIC SISTERS
1
COSMOS CLINIC
1
COSMOS DISPENSARY
1
DELIVERANCE CHURCH LUNGA-LUNGA
1
DR.LUCY HERBAL CLINIC
1
DRUG STORE
1
EMPIRE HEALTH CENTRE
1
EMPIRE HEALTH CLINIC
1
GAJICHANJIRU HOSPITAL
1
HESHIMA DISPENSARY
1
HOSPESS
1
HOSPICE PRIVATE CLINIC
1
HUDUMA BORA CLINIC
1
HUDUMA BORA DISPENSARY
1
HURUMA HEALTH CENTRE
1
IDH HOSPITAL
1
JERIKO DISPENSARY
1
JOHN HERBS
1
K.N.H
2
KALAMA HEALTH
1
KALOLENI HEALTH CENTRE
1
KANGUNDO DISTRICT HOSPITAL
1
KARIOBANGI
1
KARIOBANGI AND KENYATTA
1
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC
1
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC DISPENSARY
2
KARIOBANGI CHEMIST
2
KARIOBANGI CITY COUNCIL
1
KARIOBANGI CITY COUNCIL DISPENSARY
1
KARIOBANGI DISPENSARY
4
KARIOBANGI HEALTH CENTRE
2
KARIOBANGI HEALTH DISPENSARY
1
KARIOBANGI HOSPITAL
1
KASINO
1
KATHIANI GENERAL HOSPITAL
1
KATHIANI HOSPITAL
1
KENYA HOME BASED CARE
1
KENYATTA
1
KENYATTA HOSPITAL
10
KENYATTA N.H
1
KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITA;
1
KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL
22
KENYATTA NATIONAL OSPITAL
1
KENYATTA NATONAL HOSPITAL
1
KIANTHANENI
1
KIKUYU ORTHOPAEDIC REHABILI
1
KNH
6
KOYOGO CHEMIST
1
KWA NJENGA CATHOLIC HEALTH CENTRE
1
LIKANA HOSPICE
1
LOCAL CHEMIST
1
LUNGA LUNGA CHEMIST
3
LUNGA LUNGA DISPENSARY
1
LUNGALUNGA HEALTH CENTRE
1
MAKADARA CITY COUNCIL'S HOSPITAL
1
MAKADARA HEALTH CENTRE
1
MAKINI CLINIC
1
MAKUYU DISPENSARY
1
MAKWAK CLINIC
1
MAMA KATHY
1
MAMA NGENGO HOSPITAL
1
MAREBA
1
MAREBA CLINIC
2
MAREBA DISPENSARY
2
MATETE CLINIC
1
MATHARE MENTAL HOSPITAL
1
MATHARE NORTH HEALTH CENTRE
1
MATHARI HOSPITAL
2
MBAGATHI HOPSPITAL
1
MBAGATHI HOSPITAL
2
MBAGATHI HOSPPITAL
1
MWATATE CLINIC
1
NGOLIBA HEALTH CENTRE-THIKA
1
NJIRANI PRIVATE CLINIC
1
NOT SPECIFIED
21
NYAMU CLINIC
1
NZOMO CLINIC
1
OMEGA OPTICIANS
1
PHARMACY
1
PRIVATE CLINIC - DONT KNOW THE NAME
1
PROVIDE HEALTH CENTRE
1
PROVIDE HEALTH CLINIC
1
PROVIDE INTERNATIONAL
4
PROVIDE INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL
1
RADENT HOSPITAL
1
RESPONDENT CANT REMEMBER
1
REUBEN BROTHERS DISPENSARY
1
RHODES CITY COUNCIL HOSPITAL
1
RHODES DISPENSARY
1
SHOP
3
SISTER JEANS CLINIC
1
SISTER JIL
1
SISTER/CATHOLIC
1
SISTERS (CATHOLIC CHURCH)
1
SIYAGO CHEMIST
1
ST ANDREWS MEDICAL CLINIC
1
ST ANDREWS MISSION HOSPITAL
1
ST CATHERINE DISPENSARY
1
ST JOHNS CATHOLIC DISPENSARY
1
ST MARY DISPENSARY
1
ST MARY EMACULATE CLINIC
1
ST MARY'S HOSPITAL LANGATA
1
ST MARYS DISPENSARY
1
ST MARYS DISPENSARY BAHATI
1
ST MARYS HOSPITAL
1
ST MARYS LANG'ATA
1
ST MARYS LANGATA HOSPITAL
1
ST. MARY HOSPITAL
1
ST. MARY'S
1
SUNFLAG CLINIC
1
THE NEARBY SHOP
1
TUMAIN HEALTH CENTRE
1
TUMAINI CLINIC
1
TUMAINI DISPENSARY
1
TUMAINI HEALTH CENTRE
3
TUMAINI HEALTH CLINIC
3
VISION DISPENSARY
1
WITHIN THE SAME SLUM
1
6.8-outcome of seeking health care
Respondent
6.8 What was the outcome of the last visit to seek care for this health problem? Did your condition greatly improve, slightly improve, not change, slightly worsen or greatly worsen?
1...Greatly improved; 2...Slightly improved; 3...No change; 4...Slightly worsened; 5...Greatly worsened
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
812
5079
Outcome of last visit to seek health care
1
greatly improved
155
2
slightly improved
497
3
no change
146
4
slightly worsened
8
5
greatly worsened
6
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
5079
6.9a-amount spent on consultation
Respondent
6.9 In total, how much have you spent on the health care for this problem in the last 3 months?
6.6.1 Consultation
SKIP TO 6.11 AFTER CAPTURING ALL RESPONSES TO THIS QUESTION
RECORD "00000" IF FOR FREE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
813
5078
Amount paid for consultation
0
617
10
2
20
41
40
3
50
4
60
2
70
1
80
1
100
33
130
1
150
5
200
25
220
1
250
2
300
9
350
7
400
15
450
1
500
12
600
4
670
1
700
1
720
1
800
1
1000
8
1050
2
1200
1
1400
1
1500
1
2600
1
7000
1
10000
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
5
99999
missing
2
Sysmiss
5078
6.9b-amount spent on hospitalization
Respondent
6.9 In total, how much have you spent on the health care for this problem in the last 3 months?
6.6.2 Hospitalization
SKIP TO 6.11 AFTER CAPTURING ALL RESPONSES TO THIS QUESTION
RECORD "00000" IF FOR FREE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
813
5078
Amount paid for Hospitalization
0
771
100
2
120
1
200
1
500
1
600
2
900
1
1000
1
1500
1
2500
1
3000
5
4000
1
4500
1
4800
1
5000
3
7000
1
7500
1
8000
1
9750
1
10000
1
20000
2
24000
1
60000
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
3
99999
missing
8
Sysmiss
5078
6.9e-amount spent on lab xray
Respondent
6.9 In total, how much have you spent on the health care for this problem in the last 3 months?
6.6.5 Lab/x-ray
SKIP TO 6.11 AFTER CAPTURING ALL RESPONSES TO THIS QUESTION
RECORD "00000" IF FOR FREE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
813
5078
Amount paid for Lab/x-ray service
0
727
40
1
50
3
100
6
110
1
120
4
150
7
160
1
200
12
220
1
230
1
250
3
260
1
300
1
400
4
450
1
500
7
600
1
700
1
800
1
900
1
1000
5
1200
1
1500
1
2000
2
2500
1
3000
1
3600
1
5000
1
5600
1
8000
1
15000
1
20000
1
22000
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
2
99999
missing
8
Sysmiss
5078
6.9c-amount spent on medicine/drugs
Respondent
6.9 In total, how much have you spent on the health care for this problem in the last 3 months?
6.6.3 Medicine/drugs
SKIP TO 6.11 AFTER CAPTURING ALL RESPONSES TO THIS QUESTION
RECORD "00000" IF FOR FREE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
813
5078
Amount paid for Medicine/drugs
0
324
10
2
20
7
30
2
40
3
50
10
60
1
70
5
75
1
80
6
90
1
95
1
98
1
100
26
110
2
120
5
150
22
160
2
170
3
175
1
180
7
200
55
220
1
240
2
250
9
260
1
270
1
280
1
300
34
340
1
350
3
390
1
400
25
430
1
450
6
480
3
500
38
550
1
580
3
600
19
620
1
650
3
700
11
750
2
800
20
850
2
900
6
1000
24
1050
1
1200
14
1300
1
1400
3
1440
1
1500
12
1600
2
1800
3
1850
1
1900
1
1920
1
2000
13
2400
2
2500
2
2560
1
2700
1
3000
7
3500
2
3800
1
4000
7
4500
3
4800
1
5000
7
6000
2
7000
1
7500
1
8000
2
12000
1
13500
1
16000
1
20000
1
25000
1
33800
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
8
99999
missing
0
Sysmiss
5078
6.9f-amount spent on other items
Respondent
6.9 In total, how much have you spent on the health care for this problem in the last 3 months?
6.6.6 Other(specify)
SKIP TO 6.11 AFTER CAPTURING ALL RESPONSES TO THIS QUESTION
RECORD "00000" IF FOR FREE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
813
5078
Amount paid for other hospital service
0
717
3
1
10
1
20
9
40
3
50
2
100
6
150
2
200
10
250
2
300
4
350
4
380
1
400
1
500
5
600
2
700
3
715
1
750
1
800
1
850
1
1000
2
1200
2
1500
2
1800
1
2000
1
3000
2
3020
1
3500
1
5000
2
5600
1
6000
1
6500
1
7800
1
8000
1
10000
3
12000
1
20000
1
22000
2
36000
1
50000
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
1
99999
missing
7
Sysmiss
5078
6.9f-amount spent on other items - other specified
Respondent
6.9 In total, how much have you spent on the health care for this problem in the last 3 months?
Other (specify)
SKIP TO 6.11 AFTER CAPTURING ALL RESPONSES TO THIS QUESTION
RECORD "00000" IF FOR FREE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
7
0
Amount paid for other hospital service (Name of other hospital service)
98
1
FOOD/DRINKS FOR MY PARTNER
1
MASSAGE SESSIONS
1
NOT SPECIFIED
1
PLASTER REMOVAL
1
REMOVAL OF A DELEGATE TOOTH
1
TOOTH PLUCKING
1
6.9d-amount spent on transportation to facility
Respondent
6.9 In total, how much have you spent on the health care for this problem in the last 3 months?
6.6.7 Transport
SKIP TO 6.11 AFTER CAPTURING ALL RESPONSES TO THIS QUESTION
RECORD "00000" IF FOR FREE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
813
5078
Amount paid for Transport to seek health services
0
679
20
3
40
9
60
5
80
10
100
26
120
4
150
2
160
1
180
1
200
21
250
2
300
5
360
1
400
5
450
1
500
8
520
1
600
2
700
1
800
1
900
2
1000
4
1200
1
1400
1
2000
1
2400
1
4000
4
5000
1
20000
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
2
99999
missing
7
Sysmiss
5078
6.3f-lumpsum amount spent
Respondent
6.9 In total, how much have you spent on the health care for this problem in the last 3 months?
TOTAL
SKIP TO 6.11 AFTER CAPTURING ALL RESPONSES TO THIS QUESTION
RECORD "00000" IF FOR FREE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
813
5078
0
50000
163.684
2080.88
Total amound paid to seek health care last 3 months
6.10-main reason did not seek health care
Respondent
6.10 What is/was the main reason why you did not seek health care outside the home/when you needed it?
1...Could not afford the cost of the visit; 2...No transport available;3...Could not afford the cost of transport; 4...Was previously badly treated; 5...Could not take time off work or had other commitments; 6...The health care provider's drugs or equipment are inadequate; 7...The health care provider's skill are inadequate; 8...You did not know where to go; 9...You tried but were denied health care; 10...You thought you were not sick enough; 11...You did not need health care; 98...Other(specify)
FW: CIRCLE ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
617
5274
Main reason why did not seek health care outside home
1
could not afford cost
267
2
no transport available
4
3
could not afford transport cost
1
4
badly treated previously
7
5
could not take time off
13
6
inadequate drugs or equipment
4
7
inadequate providers skills
3
8
didnt know where to go
4
9
denied health
2
10
thought wasnt seek enough
177
11
didnt need healthcare
98
12
self medication or herbal medicine
15
13
on medication
6
14
didnt improve after previous visits
5
15
imporoved after previous visit
1
16
refused to go for treatment
3
98
dont know
7
Sysmiss
5274
6.10oth-main reason did not seek health care - other specified
Respondent
Other (specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
17
0
Other reason why did not seek healthcare (not listed in options provided in questionnaire)
ADVISED ON HOW TO MANAGE THE CONDITION BY EATING RIGHT FOOD
1
I WENT TO PRAYER HOUSE
1
MISIING
1
MISSIING
1
MISSING
11
SOUGHT TREATMENT
1
WAS ADVISED NOT TO
1
6.11-needed health care but did not get last 3 months
Respondent
6.11 Are there times in the past 3 months when you needed health care but you did not get it?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 7.0)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5883
8
Needed health care last 3 months but did not get it
0
No
2177
1
Yes
1281
2
1467
5
2
9
956
Sysmiss
8
6.12-main reason did not get health care
Respondent
6.12 What is/was the main reason why you did not get health care when you needed it?
1...Could not afford the cost of the visit; 2...No transport available; 3...Could not afford the cost of transport; 4...Was previously badly treated; 5...Could not take time off work or had other commitments; 6...The health care provider's drugs or equipment are inadequate; 7...The health care provider's skills are inadequate; 8...You did not know where to go; 9...You tried but were denied health care; 10...You thought you were not sick enough; 11...You did not need health care; 98...Other(specify)
CIRCLE ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3706
2185
Main reason why did not get health care when you needed it
1
could not afford cost
1034
2
no transport available
12
3
could not afford transport cost
9
4
badly treated previously
3
5
could not take time off
27
6
inadequate drugs or equipment
13
7
inadequate providers skills
2
8
didnt know where to go
13
9
denied health
6
10
thought wasnt seek enough
103
11
didnt need healthcare
33
14
previous drugs ineffective
8
96
1
98
7
99
2435
Sysmiss
2185
6.12oth-main reason did not get health care - other specified
Respondent
6.12 What is/was the main reason why did not get health care when you needed it?
Other(specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1
0
Other reason why did not get health care when needed it (not listed in provided options)
WAS ADVICED NOT TO TAKE DRUGS
1
6.13aa- treated differently by health providers - sex
Respondent
6.13 In the last 12 months did you ever feel that you were treated differently by health care providers for any of the following reasons
6.13A Sex
(Y=YES;N=NO); IF YES ASK......
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
442
5449
Felt maltreated because of your sex
0
No
425
1
Yes
17
Sysmiss
5449
6.13ab- treated differently by health providers -age
Respondent
6.13 In the last 12 months did you ever feel that you were treated differently by health care providers for any of the following reasons
6.13A Sex
(Y=YES;N=NO); IF YES ASK......
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
442
5449
Felt maltreated because of your age
0
No
397
1
Yes
45
Sysmiss
5449
6.13ac- treated differently by health providers - social class
Respondent
6.13 In the last 12 months did you ever feel that you were treated differently by health care providers for any of the following reasons
6.13A Sex
(Y=YES;N=NO); IF YES ASK......
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
442
5449
Felt maltreated because of your social class
0
No
431
1
Yes
11
Sysmiss
5449
6.13ad- treated differently by health providers -money
Respondent
6.13 In the last 12 months did you ever feel that you were treated differently by health care providers for any of the following reasons
6.13A Sex
(Y=YES;N=NO); IF YES ASK......
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
442
5449
Felt maltreated because of your lack of money
0
No
289
1
Yes
153
Sysmiss
5449
6.13ae- treated differently by health providers -ethnicity
Respondent
6.13 In the last 12 months did you ever feel that you were treated differently by health care providers for any of the following reasons
6.13A Sex
(Y=YES;N=NO); IF YES ASK......
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
442
5449
Felt maltreated because of your ethnicity
0
No
425
1
Yes
17
Sysmiss
5449
6.13ba- treated better or worse by health providers - sex
Respondent
6.13 In the last 12 months did you ever feel that you were treated differently by health care providers for any of the following reasons
6.13B IF YES, were you treated better or worse
(B=BETTER;W=WORSE)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
17
5874
Treated better or worse than expected because of your sex
1
better
11
2
worse
6
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
5874
6.13bb- treated better or worse by health providers -age
Respondent
6.13 In the last 12 months did you ever feel that you were treated differently by health care providers for any of the following reasons
6.13B IF YES, were you treated better or worse
(B=BETTER;W=WORSE)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
45
5846
Treated better or worse than expected because of your age
1
better
37
2
worse
8
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
5846
6.13bc- treated better or worse by health providers - social class
Respondent
6.13 In the last 12 months did you ever feel that you were treated differently by health care providers for any of the following reasons
6.13B IF YES, were you treated better or worse
(B=BETTER;W=WORSE)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
11
5880
Treated better or worse than expected because of your social class
1
better
3
2
worse
8
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
5880
6.13bd- treated better or worse by health providers -money
Respondent
6.13 In the last 12 months did you ever feel that you were treated differently by health care providers for any of the following reasons
6.13B IF YES, were you treated better or worse
(B=BETTER;W=WORSE)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
153
5738
Treated better or worse than expected because of your money
1
better
25
2
worse
126
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
2
Sysmiss
5738
6.13be- treated better or worse by health providers -ethnicity
Respondent
6.13 In the last 12 months did you ever feel that you were treated differently by health care providers for any of the following reasons
6.13B IF YES, were you treated better or worse
(B=BETTER;W=WORSE)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
17
5874
Treated better or worse than expected because of your ethnicity
1
better
2
2
worse
15
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
5874
Respondent
7.0 Health state descriptions
7.1 Start Time (24 Hour Format)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2077
3814
0
0.894
0.535
0.142
Interview start time
Respondent
7.2 In general, how would you rate your health today, would you say you health is
Very good(1); Good(2); Moderate(3); Bad(4); or Very Bad(5)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
Self-rating of Health
1
very good
483
2
good
2725
3
moderate
1875
4
bad
723
5
very bad
75
Sysmiss
10
Respondent
7.3 Overall in the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you ahve with work or household activities, Would you say
No difficulty(1); Mild difficulty(2); Moderate(3); Sever(4); or Extreme/cannot do anything(5)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Difficulty in House work in last 30 days
1
no difficulty
1603
2
mild difficulty
1945
3
moderate
1354
4
severe
554
5
extreme/cannot do anything
129
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.4 Overall in the last 30 days how much difficulty did you have with moving around?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Difficult mobility last 30 days
1
none
2990
2
mild
1343
3
moderate
775
4
severe
401
5
extreme/cannot do
76
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.5 Overall in the last 30 days how much difficulty did you have in vigorous activities (such as walking fast)
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Difficult in doing vigorous activities
1
none
1927
2
mild
1659
3
moderate
1099
4
severe
677
5
extreme /cannot do
223
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.6 Overall in the last 30 days how much difficulty did you have with self-care, such as bathing/washing yourself or dressing?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Difficulty with self-care in last 30 days
1
none
3985
2
mild
1039
3
moderate
401
4
severe
130
5
extreme /cannot do
30
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.7 Overall in the last 30 days how much difficulty did you in taking care of and maintaining your general appearance (e.g. grooming, looking tidy)
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Difficulty maintaining your general appearance
1
none
3985
2
mild
1009
3
moderate
417
4
severe
141
5
extreme /cannot do
33
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.8 Overall in the last 30 days how much of bodily aches or pains did you have?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Bodily aches/pains last 30 days
1
none
2001
2
mild
1851
3
moderate
1206
4
severe
471
5
extreme /cannot do
56
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.9 Overall in the last 30 days how much bodily discomfort did you have?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5582
309
Bodily discomfort in last 30 days
1
none
1977
2
mild
1862
3
moderate
1187
4
severe
481
5
extreme /cannot do
74
95
1
Sysmiss
309
Respondent
7.10 Overall in the last 30 days how much difficulty did you have with concentrating or remembering things?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Difficulty concentrating/remembering last 30 days
1
none
2944
2
mild
1418
3
moderate
811
4
severe
363
5
extreme /cannot do
48
97
1
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.11 Overall in the last 30 days how much difficulty did you have in learning a new task(for example learning how to get to a new place)?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
Difficulty learning new task last 30 days
1
none
3131
2
mild
1627
3
moderate
806
4
severe
264
5
extreme /cannot do
52
97
1
Sysmiss
10
Respondent
7.12 Overall in last 30 days how much difficulty did you have with personal relationship ro participation in the community?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
Difficulty in personal relationships
1
none
4213
2
mild
1157
3
moderate
389
4
severe
100
5
extreme /cannot do
21
97
1
Sysmiss
10
Respondent
7.13 Overall in the last 30 days how much difficulty did you have in dealing with conflicts and tensions with others?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5880
11
Difficulty dealing with conflicts/tensions last 30 days
1
none
4089
2
mild
1243
3
moderate
413
4
severe
103
5
extreme /cannot do
31
97
1
Sysmiss
11
Respondent
7.14 Overall in the last 30 days how much of a problem did you have with breathing, such as shortness of breath when not doing anything?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Shortness of breath while idle last 30 days
1
none
4079
2
mild
981
3
moderate
389
4
severe
119
5
extreme /cannot do
16
97
1
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.15 Overall in the last 30 days how much of a problem did you have with shortness of breath when doing mild activity, such as climbing uphill for 20 meters or climbing stairs?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5584
307
Shortness of breath while doing mild activity
1
none
3257
2
mild
1434
3
moderate
617
4
severe
216
5
extreme /cannot do
59
97
1
Sysmiss
307
Respondent
7.16 Overall in the last 30 days how much of a problem did you have with sleeping, such as falling asleep, waking up frequently during the night or waking up too early in the morning?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Difficulty in Sleep last 30 days
1
none
2167
2
mild
1829
3
moderate
1128
4
severe
409
5
extreme /cannot do
51
97
1
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.17 Overall in the last 30 days how much of a problem did you have due to not feeling rested and refreshed during the day(e.g feeling tired,not having energy)
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Difficulty feeling rested or refreshed last 30 days
1
none
2065
2
mild
1991
3
moderate
1117
4
severe
371
5
extreme /cannot do
40
97
1
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.18 Overall in the last 30 days how much of a problem di you have with feeling sad, low or depressed?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Felt sad or depressed last 30 days
1
none
1880
2
mild
2076
3
moderate
1225
4
severe
351
5
extreme /cannot do
52
97
1
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.19 Overall in the last 30 days how much of a problem did you have with worry or anxiety?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Felt worried/anxious last 30 days
1
none
2353
2
mild
1904
3
moderate
1005
4
severe
279
5
extreme /cannot do
43
97
1
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.20 When was the last time you had your eyes examined by a health care professional?
(1=NEVER;2=WITHIN THE LAST 12 MONTHS;3=1-2 YEARS AGO;4=3-4 YEARS AGO;5=5 OR MORE YEARS AGO)
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Last eye examination
0
1
1
never
3835
2
within last 12months
332
3
1 to 2 years ago
370
4
3 to 4 years ago
291
5
5 or more years ago
755
97
1
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.21 Do you use eyeglasses or contact lenses to see far away (for example across the street)?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Use eyeglasses to see far away
0
No
2499
1
Yes
225
2
2860
97
1
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.22 Do you use eyeglasses or contact lenses to see up close (for example at arms length, like when you are reading)?
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Use eyeglasses to see up close
0
No
2248
1
Yes
721
2
2613
5
2
97
1
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.23 Overall in the last 30 days how much difficulty did you have in seeing and recognising a person or object you know across the road (from a distance of about 20 meters)
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Difficulty recognizing a person/object across the road
1
none
2827
2
mild
1551
3
moderate
830
4
severe
317
5
extreme /cannot do
59
97
1
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.24 Overall in the last 30 days how much difficulty did you have in seeing or recognising and object at arm's length (for example reading)?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Difficulty seeing/recognizing object at arm's length
1
none
1927
2
mild
1414
3
moderate
1202
4
severe
853
5
extreme /cannot do
188
97
1
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.25 Do you wear a hearing aid?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE; Respondent should answer when wearing hearing aid if one is used
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2617
3274
Use of hearing aid
0
No
2599
1
Yes
18
Sysmiss
3274
Respondent
7.26 Overall in the last 30 days how much difficulty did you have in hearing someone talking on the other side of the room in a normal voice (even with hearing aid on if you use one)?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2617
3274
Difficulty hearing someone talking in normal voice on the other side of the room
1
1870
2
516
3
191
4
35
5
5
Sysmiss
3274
Respondent
7.27 How much difficulty did you have in hearing what is said in a conversation with one other person in a quiet room (even with your hearing aid on if you use one)
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2617
3274
Difficulty hearing during conversation in quiet room
1
1811
2
498
3
240
4
57
5
11
Sysmiss
3274
Respondent
7.28 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... in sitting for long periods?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
Difficulty sitting in long sitting, last 30 days
0
No
0
1
none
3245
2
mild
1676
3
moderate
680
4
severe
223
5
extreme/cannot do
52
9
not applicable
4
97
1
Sysmiss
10
Respondent
7.29 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... in walking 100 meters?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5582
309
Difficulty in walking 100 meters, last 30 days
0
No
0
1
none
3211
2
mild
1351
3
moderate
632
4
severe
298
5
extreme/cannot do
79
9
not applicable
7
97
1
99
3
Sysmiss
309
Respondent
7.30 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... in standing up from sitting down?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5579
312
Difficulty standing up from sitting down
0
No
0
1
none
2787
2
mild
1658
3
moderate
765
4
severe
293
5
extreme/cannot do
68
9
not applicable
4
97
1
99
3
Sysmiss
312
Respondent
7.31 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... in standing for long periods?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5580
311
Difficulty standing for long periods
0
No
0
1
none
1724
2
mild
1746
3
moderate
1219
4
severe
652
5
extreme/cannot do
204
9
not applicable
25
97
1
99
9
Sysmiss
311
Respondent
7.32 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... with climbing one flight of stairs without resting?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5572
319
Difficulty climbing one flight of stairs without resting
0
No
0
1
none
1864
2
mild
1651
3
moderate
1077
4
severe
587
5
extreme/cannot do
300
9
not applicable
77
97
1
99
15
Sysmiss
319
Respondent
7.33 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... with stooping, kneeling or crouching?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5575
316
Difficulty stooping kneeling or crouching
0
No
0
1
none
1914
2
mild
1554
3
moderate
1150
4
severe
641
5
extreme/cannot do
279
9
not applicable
26
97
1
99
10
Sysmiss
316
Respondent
7.34 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... picking up things with your fingers (such as picking up a coin from a table)?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Difficulty picking up things with your fingers
0
No
0
1
none
4242
2
mild
928
3
moderate
300
4
severe
76
5
extreme/cannot do
33
9
not applicable
5
97
1
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.35 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... in taking care of your household responsibilities?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5879
12
Difficulty taking care of household responsibilities
0
No
0
1
none
3714
2
mild
1469
3
moderate
455
4
severe
147
5
extreme/cannot do
69
9
not applicable
22
97
1
99
2
Sysmiss
12
Respondent
7.36 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... in joining in community activities (for example festivities, religious or other activities) in the same way as anyone else can?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5879
12
Difficulty joining community activities
0
No
0
1
none
4140
2
mild
1163
3
moderate
404
4
severe
107
5
extreme/cannot do
51
9
not applicable
11
97
1
99
2
Sysmiss
12
Respondent
7.37 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... in extending your arms above shoulder level?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5586
305
Difficulty extending arm above shoulder level
0
No
0
1
none
3863
2
mild
1128
3
moderate
455
4
severe
105
5
extreme/cannot do
31
9
not applicable
3
97
1
Sysmiss
305
Respondent
7.38 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... concentrating or doing something for 10 minutes?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
Difficulty concentrating or doing something for 10 minutes
0
No
0
1
none
3610
2
mild
1452
3
moderate
617
4
severe
161
5
extreme/cannot do
38
9
not applicable
2
97
1
Sysmiss
10
Respondent
7.39 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... in walking a long distance such as a kilometre?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5872
19
Difficulty walking a long distance such as a Kilometre
0
No
0
1
none
2274
2
mild
1597
3
moderate
1169
4
severe
558
5
extreme/cannot do
233
9
not applicable
32
97
1
99
8
Sysmiss
19
Respondent
7.40 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... in bathing/washing your whole body?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5880
11
Difficulty bathing/washing your whole body
0
No
0
1
none
4576
2
mild
852
3
moderate
324
4
severe
83
5
extreme/cannot do
42
9
not applicable
1
97
1
99
1
Sysmiss
11
Respondent
7.41 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have in getting dressed?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
Difficulty getting dressed
0
No
0
1
none
4825
2
mild
734
3
moderate
234
4
severe
59
5
extreme/cannot do
25
9
not applicable
2
97
1
99
1
Sysmiss
10
Respondent
7.42 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... in your day to day work?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5873
18
Difficulty in your day to day work
0
No
0
1
none
3620
2
mild
1465
3
moderate
577
4
severe
135
5
extreme/cannot do
66
9
not applicable
7
97
1
99
2
Sysmiss
18
Respondent
7.43 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... with carrying things?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5575
316
Difficulty in carrying things
0
No
0
1
none
2374
2
mild
1587
3
moderate
1014
4
severe
387
5
extreme/cannot do
167
9
not applicable
36
97
1
99
9
Sysmiss
316
Respondent
7.44 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... with moving around inside your home (such as walking across a room)?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5581
310
0
No
0
1
none
4190
2
mild
903
3
moderate
367
4
severe
81
5
extreme/cannot do
34
9
not applicable
3
97
1
99
2
Sysmiss
310
Respondent
7.45 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have... with eating (including cutting up your food)?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Difficulty eating
0
No
0
1
none
4236
2
mild
892
3
moderate
330
4
severe
88
5
extreme/cannot do
36
9
not applicable
2
97
1
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.46 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... with getting up from lying down?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5583
308
Difficulty getting up from lying down
0
No
0
1
none
3245
2
mild
1452
3
moderate
646
4
severe
177
5
extreme/cannot do
52
9
not applicable
9
97
1
99
1
Sysmiss
308
Respondent
7.46 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... with getting up from lying down?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5584
307
Difficulty getting to and using the toilet
0
No
0
1
none
4183
2
mild
873
3
moderate
376
4
severe
98
5
extreme/cannot do
50
9
not applicable
2
97
1
99
1
Sysmiss
307
Respondent
7.48 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have ... with getting where you want to go, using private or public transport if needed?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5583
308
Difficulty getting to where you want to go
0
No
0
1
none
3809
2
mild
1103
3
moderate
455
4
severe
125
5
extreme/cannot do
80
9
not applicable
8
97
1
99
2
Sysmiss
308
Respondent
7.46 In the last 30 days, how much difficulty did you have...getting out of your home?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME/CAN'T DO; 9...NOT APPLICABLE
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5583
308
Difficulty getting out of your home
0
No
0
1
none
4272
2
mild
857
3
moderate
335
4
severe
62
5
extreme/cannot do
50
9
not applicable
4
95
1
97
1
99
1
Sysmiss
308
Respondent
7.50 In the last 30 days, how much have you been emotionally affected by your health condition(s)
1...NOT AT ALL; 2...A LITTLE; 3...MODERATELY; 4...GREATLY; 5...SEVERELY
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
Emotionally affected by your health condition(s)
1
not at all
1604
2
a little
2400
3
moderately
1427
4
greatly
338
5
severely
111
97
1
Sysmiss
10
Respondent
7.51 Overall, how much did these difficulties interfere with your life?
1...NOT AT ALL; 2...A LITTLE; 3...MODERATELY; 4...GREATLY; 5...SEVERELY
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5585
306
Overall effect of health related difficulties on respondent's life
1
none
1523
2
mild
2046
3
moderate
1414
4
severe
454
5
extreme /cannot do
147
97
1
Sysmiss
306
Respondent
7.52 Besides any vision (eyegless, contact lenses) or hearing aids, do you use any other assistive devices (such ad can, walker , or other devices) to help you with any difficulties you may have?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2617
3274
Using any Assistive device (cane, walker)
0
No
2393
1
Yes
224
Sysmiss
3274
7.52rec-type of assistive device
Respondent
(IF YES, Please specify)
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
224
5667
Name of assistive device used
0
not specified
64
1
walking stick
152
2
crutches
6
3
wheelchair
2
Sysmiss
5667
Respondent
(IF YES, Please specify)
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
10
0
Other Assistive device (not listed in provided options)
MATCHES
1
SHE HAS TO BE GUDED BY SOMEBODY
1
WALKIG STICK
1
WALKING DISTANCE
1
Y
6
Respondent
7.53 Have you lost your tooth/teeth
(Y=YES;N=NO)
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE; IF NO SKIP TO 7.55
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2617
3274
Lost any teeth
0
No
1198
1
Yes
1419
Sysmiss
3274
Respondent
7.54 Do you have any difficulty in feeding as a result of loosing your teetch?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who have lost any teeth
1419
4472
Difficulty feeding as a result of loss of teeth
0
No
912
1
Yes
507
Sysmiss
4472
Respondent
Subjective wellbeing and Quality of Life. Now, I would like to ask you for your thoughts about your life and life situation. By telling me whether you Completely, Mostly, Moderately, A little, or Not at all agree with the statement.
7.55 Do you have enough energy for everyday life?
1...COMPLETELY; 2...MOSTLY; 3...MODERATELY; 4...A LITTLE; 5...NONE AT ALL
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5880
11
Adequate energy for everyday life
1
completely
664
2
mostly
2497
3
moderately
1832
4
a little
654
5
none at all
232
97
1
Sysmiss
11
Respondent
Subjective wellbeing and Quality of Life. Now, I would like to ask you for your thoughts about your life and life situation. By telling me whether you Completely, Mostly, Moderately, A little, or Not at all agree with the statement.
7.56 Do you have enough money to meet your basic needs?
1...COMPLETELY; 2...MOSTLY; 3...MODERATELY; 4...A LITTLE; 5...NONE AT ALL
CIRCLE APPROPRIATE CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
Have enough money to meet basic personal needs
1
completely
95
2
mostly
649
3
moderately
1448
4
a little
2087
5
none at all
1601
97
1
Sysmiss
10
Respondent
7.57 How satisfied are you with your health?
1...VERY SATISFIED; 2...SATISFIED; 3...NEITHER SATISFIED NOR DISATISFIED; 4...DISSATISFIED; 5...VERY DISSATISFIED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
Level of satisfaction with own health
1
very satisfied
439
2
satisfied
2730
3
neither
1686
4
disatisfied
877
5
very satisfied
148
97
1
Sysmiss
10
Respondent
7.58 How satisfied are you with your ability to perform your daily living activities?
1...VERY SATISFIED; 2...SATISFIED; 3...NEITHER SATISFIED NOR DISATISFIED; 4...DISSATISFIED; 5...VERY DISSATISFIED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5879
12
Satisfaction with ability to perform daily activities
1
very satisfied
525
2
satisfied
2927
3
neither
1540
4
disatisfied
739
5
very satisfied
147
97
1
Sysmiss
12
Respondent
7.59 How satisfied are you with your personal relationships?
1...VERY SATISFIED; 2...SATISFIED; 3...NEITHER SATISFIED NOR DISATISFIED; 4...DISSATISFIED; 5...VERY DISSATISFIED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5883
8
Satisfaction with personal relationships
1
very satisfied
1502
2
satisfied
3344
3
neither
829
4
disatisfied
171
5
very satisfied
35
95
1
97
1
Sysmiss
8
Respondent
7.60 How satisfied are you with the conditions of your living place?
1...VERY SATISFIED; 2...SATISFIED; 3...NEITHER SATISFIED NOR DISATISFIED; 4...DISSATISFIED; 5...VERY DISSATISFIED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5880
11
Satisfaction with own living conditions
1
very satisfied
571
2
satisfied
2515
3
neither
1628
4
disatisfied
1037
5
very satisfied
127
95
1
97
1
Sysmiss
11
Respondent
7.61 Taking all things together, how satisfied are you with your life as a whole these days
1...VERY SATISFIED; 2...SATISFIED; 3...NEITHER SATISFIED NOR DISATISFIED; 4...DISSATISFIED; 5...VERY DISSATISFIED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5880
11
Overall level of satisfaction with own life
1
very satisfied
341
2
satisfied
2208
3
neither
2013
4
disatisfied
1111
5
very satisfied
204
95
2
97
1
Sysmiss
11
Respondent
7.62 How would you rate your overall quality of life? is it
Very Good(1); Good(2);Moderate(3); Bad(4); or Very Bad(5) Dont know(8)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5883
8
Rating of overall quality of life
1
very good
218
2
good
2076
3
moderate
2392
4
bad
993
5
very bad
194
8
dont know
7
95
2
97
1
Sysmiss
8
Respondent
7.63 Taking all things together, how would you say you are these days? Are you
Very Happy(1); Happy(2); Neither happy nor unhappy(3); Unhappy(4); Very Unhappy(5); Dont Know(8)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
Self-rating of Individual Happiness these days
1
very happy
201
2
happy
2451
3
neither happy nor unhappy
2400
4
unhappy
688
5
very unhappy
130
6
5
8
dont know
4
95
1
97
1
Sysmiss
10
Respondent
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2077
3814
0
0.999
0.555
0.141
8.1-currently caring for one with prolonged illness
Respondent
8.1 Are you currently taking care of someone who has had a prolonged illness?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 8.4)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
4364
1527
Currently caring for person with prolonged Illness
0
No
2436
1
Yes
403
2
1525
Sysmiss
1527
8.2-no currently caring with prolonged illness
Respondent
8.2 How many people who have prolonged illness are you currently caring for?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1925
3966
0
99
82.456
36.655
Number of persons you are caring for
8.3-name of person currently caring
Respondent
8.3 [IF CARING FOR MORE THAN ONE IN 8.2] Please give me the name of the person who got ill most recently. [OTHERWISE ASK] Please give me the name of the person you are currently providing care to?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
146
5745
Name of person who you are currently caring for
1
AGNES NDONGWA
1
2
ALICE MAKHOHA
1
3
ANGELINA NJOKI
1
4
ANGELO MWIRORE
1
5
ANNAH NDUKO
1
6
ANTHONY GUMBA
2
7
ANTHONY MAINA
1
8
BEATRICE IGANDO
1
9
BEATRICE KUYA
1
10
BEATRICE WAITHERA
1
11
BENINA MWIKALI
1
12
BERISIA WAINOI
1
13
BETH NDUKU
1
14
CAROLINE NJERI
2
15
CECILIA WAMAITHA
1
16
DAMARIES NIVA
1
17
DAMARIS MUTHONI
1
18
DANIEL MUTUKU
1
19
DORCAS KAMENE MAKAU
1
20
ELIZABETH KANINI
1
21
ELIZABETH WANJIRU
1
22
EMILLY MWIKALI
1
23
ERINA NDUNGE
1
24
ESTHER KIMETU
1
25
ESTHER NJERI
1
26
ESTHER NJOKI
1
27
ESTHER WAMBUI
1
28
EUNICE WANJIRU
1
29
FLORENCE WANJIRU
1
30
FLORIDAH ONGAYA
1
31
GABRIEL GITAO
2
32
GAUDENSIA NYABOKE
2
33
GILBERT ONDIEKI
1
34
GITUGIO KURIA
1
35
GLADY'S WANJIRU
2
36
GODFREY MWANGI CHEGE
1
37
GORDON OTIENO
1
38
GRACE WAMBUI
1
39
HADIJA BONAYA
1
40
HANNAH MUTHONI
1
41
HARUN MUNYUA
1
42
HELLENA NDULE
1
43
HESBON ADEKA
1
44
ISACK NOOR
1
45
JACKLINE CHARENGA
1
46
JACOB MUTINDA
1
47
JAMES THIONG'O
1
48
JAMLICK
1
49
JANE NJOKI
2
50
JECINTA WAITHERA
1
51
JOEL MUSEMBI
1
52
JOHN KAHEHU
1
53
JOICE WAIRIMU
1
54
JOSEPH ADENGA
1
55
JOSEPH NTHENGE
2
56
JOSEPH NYAMBALU WANDERE
1
57
JOSHUA MUIRURI
1
58
JOSIA MUNGAI
1
59
JOSOME NDIGUNDI
1
60
JOYCE MUTHONI
1
61
JOYCE WANGECHI
1
62
JULIA WARIGIA
1
63
JULIANA WAMAITHA
1
64
KAMO JUMA
1
65
KAVINI MUSAU
1
66
KEVIN
1
67
LAZARO KAVUSO
1
68
LEONIDA ANYANGO
1
69
LILIAN ADHIAMBO
1
70
LOIDAH AYELA
1
71
LUCY KARINDI NJUE
1
72
MAGADALINE NJOKU
1
73
MAKAI HACHO
1
74
MARGARET WANGARE
1
75
MARTIN KARIUKI
1
76
1
77
MARY ACHIENG
1
78
MARY AUMA OTIENO
1
79
MARY EGISA
1
80
MARY MBONE
1
81
MARY MUTHONI
1
82
MILKAH WANJOGU
1
83
MOHAMED DIMA
1
84
MUKELI KIMONYI
1
85
MUNYAO MWENGA
1
86
MUTHEI JAMES
1
87
MUTINDI MULI
1
88
MWIKALI FITHOKU
1
89
NDUKU MUDYOKA
1
90
NELLIA WAIRIMU
1
91
NGINA WAMBUA
1
92
NJERI MWANGI
1
93
NJERI NDUNG'U
1
94
NJIRU JULIUS
1
95
NJOKI WANJIRU
1
96
NTHAMBI MUTIE
1
97
NZISA NZOKA
1
98
OKOTH JOHN
1
99
OPONDO OGAGA
1
100
PAUL GITONGA
1
101
PAUL MALILE
1
102
PAUL WAWERU
1
103
PAULINE WANJIRU
1
104
PENINA WAMBITHI
1
105
PETER GITONGA
1
106
PETER NJAU
1
107
PETER ODHIAMBO
1
108
PHILIP KIOKO MUSAU
1
109
PHILIS NDOYA
1
110
PHILIS TOYA
1
111
PHOEBE BGINA MTHEMBWA
1
112
RACHAEL AVUNTI
1
113
RACHEAL KENYA
1
114
REBECCA KHASOHA
1
115
REGINA WANJA
1
116
ROSE KEMUTHO
1
117
ROSE WANJIRU NGANGA
1
118
RUTH WANGARE NGANGA
1
119
SARAH WANJIKU
1
120
SIMON GITAU
1
121
SISILINA ITIKO
1
122
SOLOME AMAKOVE
1
123
SONIA OCHUNGO
1
124
STANLEY KAMA
1
125
SUSAN WANGARE NDAE
1
126
TABITHA CHARLES
1
127
TABITHA WAYUA
1
128
TERESIA WANJIKU
1
129
TIMOTHY NTHEKETHA KYULE
1
130
VERONICA WANJIRU
1
131
VICTORIA MUTUKU
1
132
VIRGINIA WANJERA
1
133
VIRGINNA WANJIRU
1
134
WACUKA GIKENYA
1
135
WAKE MWANTHI
1
136
WAMUYU KARIENGE
1
137
WANZA MUIA
1
138
WILLIAM NYANGWARA
1
139
ZAETUNI WANGUI
1
Sysmiss
5745
8.4-cared for one with prolonged illness last 3 years
Respondent
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO FILTER 1)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
4362
1529
Ever cared for someone with prolonged illness
0
No
2443
1
Yes
207
2
189
9
1523
Sysmiss
1529
8.5-no cared for with prolonged illness last 3 years
Respondent
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1918
3973
Total number of prolonged illness persons cared for in past
0
3
1
137
2
38
3
11
4
4
5
2
6
1
7
1
8
1
10
1
95
missing
2
97
refused
0
98
dont know
1
99
not applicable
1716
Sysmiss
3973
8.6-name of person cared for last 3 years
Respondent
8.6 [IF MORE THAN ONE IN 8.5] Please give me the name of the person who started getting ill later than the others. [OTHERWISE ASK] Please give me the name of the person whom you provided care
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
121
5770
Name of the person whom you provided care for
1
AKOTH
1
2
ALICE MAKHOHA
1
3
ALPHONCE MUKUYA
1
4
ANDREW MULAMBA
1
5
ANGELINE NJOKI
1
6
ANN AMONDI
1
7
ANN RUGORO
1
8
ANNA MUTHONI KIBE
1
9
ASUMPTA NDULULU
1
10
ATIENO
1
11
AUMA MARY
1
12
BEATRICE OCHIENG
1
13
BEN KARANJA
1
14
BETH JUMA
1
15
CHARLES INDASI
1
16
CHARLES OCHIENG
1
17
DANIEL MUSAU NZIOKI
1
18
DANIEL MWANGI
1
19
DAUDI MWAURA
1
20
DAVID KILULU
1
21
DENNY ANDALO
1
22
ELIAS KIBE
2
23
ELIZABETH WANJIKU
2
24
EMMILY ATAMBA
1
25
EMMILY ATANBA
1
26
ESTHER WAMBUI
1
27
EUNICE ATIENO
1
28
FLORENCE ACHIENG
1
29
FLORENCE MASABO
1
30
FRANCIS MBUTHIA
1
31
FRANCIS MUMO
1
32
GERALD MACHARIA
1
33
GICOI NJIRU
1
34
GLAN OTIENO
1
35
GRACE
1
36
GRACE ANYANGO
1
37
GRACE NYAMBURA
1
38
GRACE WAITHERA
1
39
HELLEN NGINA
1
40
HEZRON KHAMADI
1
41
JACOB MUTINDA
1
42
JAMES MUSYOKA
1
43
JAMES THIONG'O
1
44
JANET NJERI
1
45
JEREMIA KIVUNGI
1
46
JESSICA SHIROYA
1
47
JOEL MUSEMBI
1
48
JOHN MWANGI
1
49
JOHN NDUNGU
1
50
JOHNSON
1
51
JOSEPH KAMANDE
1
52
JOSEPH MAITHIA
1
53
JOSEPH THEURI
1
54
JOSEPHINE MUSAU
1
55
JOSEPHINE WANJIRU
1
56
JULIANA KALUNDA
1
57
JULIUS ASHIKOYA
1
58
KAMAU NJOROGE
1
59
KAMENE BENDITA
1
60
KAMLUS OUMA
1
61
KARUGU GARIGOLI
1
62
KYATHA MUTUKU
1
63
LEONIDA ANYANGO
1
64
LUCY RUGURU
1
65
LUCY WANGARE
1
66
MAINA
1
67
MARGARET ADHIAMBO OBUNGA
1
68
MARGARET WANJIKU
1
69
MAROBA JASON
1
70
MARY ASEYO
1
71
MARY AWINO
1
72
MARY NJOKI
1
73
MARY WANJIKU NJOROGE
2
74
MBONO WAIMO
1
75
MBURA
1
76
MICHEAL MUTUA
1
77
MIRIAM KANYIVA
1
78
MIRO NJUGUNA
1
79
MRS GRACE WAMBUI MWANGI
1
80
MUNGAI
1
81
MUNGAI GITAU
1
82
MUSYOKI MALONZA
1
83
MUTIO NGUNGA
1
84
MUTISO
1
85
NDAYO
1
86
NDUNGE JAMES
1
87
NDUNGE NDETO
1
88
NELIA WAIRIMU
1
89
NJERI
1
90
NJOKI
1
91
NJOKI KAMAU
1
92
NUNGARI
2
93
NZOMO MWENGA
1
94
PAMELA AKEYO
1
95
PAMELA ATIENO
1
96
PATRICK MAINA MWANGI
1
97
PETER KAHARU
1
98
PETER ODHIAMBO
1
99
PIUS OPANGA
1
100
REBECCA AKWAMBI
1
101
RHODA KIKE
1
102
RINDE CHIANJOKI
1
103
ROSA DAUDI
1
104
ROSE WAMBUI
1
105
SAMUEL GITAU
1
106
SELAH ADHIAMBO
1
107
SHUKRI
1
108
SIMEON KAMAU
1
109
SIMON KARIUKI
1
110
SONIA OCHUNGO
1
111
SOPHIE ASHUNDU
1
112
TABITHA WANJIRO
1
113
VINCENT ONSARE
1
114
WANGUI KIHUTI
1
115
WANJA
1
116
WILLIAM NYANGWARA
1
117
ZAETUNI WANGUI
1
Sysmiss
5770
8.7-month started providing care to ill person
Respondent
8.7 In what month and year did you start providing care to (PERSON MENTIONED IN 8.6)
MONTH
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
174
5717
Month when care provision started
1
15
2
10
3
6
4
23
5
7
6
11
7
14
8
8
9
10
10
6
11
3
12
6
95
missing
5
97
refused
0
98
dont know
50
99
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5717
8.7-year started providing care to ill person
Respondent
8.7 In what month and year did you start providing care to (PERSON MENTIONED IN 8.6)
YEAR
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
174
5717
Year when care provision started
1973
1
1975
1
1982
1
1984
3
1985
2
1986
1
1990
1
1991
1
1993
3
1994
1
1996
2
1997
2
1998
9
1999
5
2001
4
2002
11
2003
16
2004
28
2005
32
2006
26
2007
14
9995
missing
0
9997
refused
0
9998
dont know
10
9999
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5717
8.8-relationship with person receiving care
Respondent
I would like us to talk briefly about ...... (NAME OF PERSON)
8.8 What is your relationship to (NAME)?
CODE SHEET A4
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
Respondent Relationship to Patient
1
aunty
4
2
brother in law
2
3
brother
16
4
child
0
5
cousin
4
6
co-wife
1
7
daughter in law
1
8
grandchild
0
9
grandparent
107
10
household head
0
11
husband
15
12
nephew
2
13
niece
2
14
not related
18
15
parent
58
16
parent in law
2
17
sister in law
3
18
sister
14
19
self
0
20
son in law
1
21
step child
1
22
step parent
0
23
uncle
3
24
unknow relation
0
25
wife
52
26
servant/maid
0
27
other
0
32
institution
0
Sysmiss
5585
8.8oth-respondent relationship to ill person - other specified
Respondent
8.8 What is your relationship to (NAME)?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
0
0
Other Respondent Relation to Patient (not listed in provided options)
8.9-current age of ill person or during care
Respondent
8.9 How old is (NAME)?\ How old was (NAME) at the time you started providing care to him/her?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
Age of patient at start of care
0
2
1
6
2
1
3
3
4
3
5
2
6
2
7
1
8
1
9
1
10
2
13
3
14
2
15
2
17
4
18
6
19
2
20
1
21
3
22
7
23
4
24
3
25
8
26
4
27
4
28
4
29
3
30
9
31
2
32
4
33
4
34
3
35
3
36
4
37
2
38
8
39
5
40
11
41
2
42
5
43
5
44
1
45
7
46
3
47
2
48
3
49
4
50
6
51
4
52
1
53
3
54
3
55
4
56
3
57
1
58
4
59
1
60
5
62
3
63
2
65
3
66
1
68
1
69
1
70
5
71
1
72
2
74
1
75
3
76
1
78
1
79
2
80
9
82
1
83
1
84
1
85
4
86
1
87
2
89
1
90
1
94
1
95
4
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
44
99
missing
3
Sysmiss
5585
8.10-place of current residence or during care
Respondent
8.10 Where is (NAME) currently residing?/ Where was (NAME) residing at the time you were caring for him/her?
CODE SHEET A2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
Patient's place of Residence
0
123
1
41
2
4
3
12
4
15
5
4
6
106
95
missing
1
97
refused
0
98
dont know
0
99
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5585
8.11-place of residence before care
Respondent
8.11 Before you started providing care, was (NAME) living at the location (MENTIONED IN 8.10)?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
Was patient living in current location prior to start of care
0
63
1
241
95
missing
2
97
refused
0
98
dont know
0
99
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5585
8.12-current marital status of ill person or during care
Respondent
8.12 [IF NAME WAS 12 YEARS OR OLDER]: At the time you provided care, what is/was (NAME)'s marital status?
(N=NEVER MARRIED; M=MARRIED;L=LIVING TOGETHER;W=WIDOWED;D=DIVORCED;S=SEPARATED/NOT LIVING TOGETHER)
IF NAME IS 12 YEARS OR OLDER
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
291
5600
Patient's Marital Status
1
divorced
5
2
living together
5
3
married
143
4
never married
80
5
separated
29
6
widowed
29
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
5600
8.13-main type of illness
Respondent
8.13 What main illness is/was (NAME) suffering from?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2053
0
Main illness patient was suffering from
9
1667
95
1
995
1
ABDOMINAL OPERATION (STOMACH)
1
ABDOMINAL PAINS
1
ABSCESS AROUND ABDOMINA REGION
1
1
AIDS
6
AIDS RELATED ILLNESS
1
AIDS VICTIM
1
ALCERS
1
AMNESIA
2
ARTHIRITIS
1
ARTHRITIS
5
ARTHTITIS
1
ARTURITIS
1
ASTHMA
18
ATHRITIS
2
BACK BORN HAS A FRACTURE
1
BACK PAIN
1
BILHARZIA
2
BLADDER COMPLICATION
1
BLINDNESS
1
BLOCKED URINE
1
BLOCKING OF LUNGS , ASTHMA SYMPTOMS
1
BODY ACHES I.E. (STOMACHE, BACKACHE)
1
BODY PAINS
2
BODY PAINS AND JOINTS
1
BODY SWELLING
1
BRAIN DAMAGE
1
BROKE LEG IN AN ACCIDENT
1
BROKEN BONES AFTER AN ACCIDENT
1
BRONCHAIPNEUMONIA
1
CANCER
3
CANCER (EYE GROWTH)
1
CANCER AND SURGICAL PROBLEM
1
CANCER OF THE LIVER
1
CELEBRAL MALARIA
2
CEREBRAL MALARIA
1
CHEST
1
CHEST AND STOMACH
1
CHEST PAIN
1
CHEST PROBLEM
5
CHEST PROBLEMS
4
CHRONIC LUNG DISEASE
2
CHRONIC LUNGS
1
CHRONIC MALARIA
1
CONCUSSIN FROM HEAD HIT BY ROBBERS
1
DEPPRESSION
1
DEPRESSION
1
DIABETES
16
DIABETES AND EYE PROBLEM
1
DIABETES AND HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
1
DIARRHOEA, HEADACHE
1
DIZZYNESS
1
DOES NOT KNOW THE NAME OF THE DESEASE
1
DON'T KNOW BECAUSE THE RESPONDENT DIDN'T CONFIRM FROM THE DOCTOR
1
DONT KNOW
1
DONT KNOW THE NAME
1
ELEPHANTIASIS
2
EPILEPSY
7
EYE INFECTIONS
1
EYE INJURY
1
EYE PROBLEM
2
EYE PROBLEMS
1
EYES' INFECTION
1
FIBROIDS
1
FRACTURE (HIP)
1
FREAQUENT COUGHING AND DIARRHOEA
1
GOT INJURY ON HER LEG
1
GROWTH
6
GROWTH/TUMOUR
1
H.I.V
1
HAD AN ACCIDENT
1
HAD AN OPERATION OF STOMACH
1
HAD SWOLLEN BODY ESPECIALLY THE STOMACH
1
HANDICAP
1
HAS A PROBLEM IN SEEING
1
HAS UNRECOGIZED PROBLEM WITH THE LUNGS
1
HBP
1
HEAD INJURY
1
HEADACHE
2
HEART COMPLICATION
1
HIGH BLLOD PRESSUERE
1
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
10
HIGH BLOOD PRESURE
1
HIGH BLOOD PRESUREE +SWELLIGNLEGS
1
HIOV/AIDS
1
HIV
2
HIV & AIDS
1
HIV / AIDS
1
HIV AIDS
1
HIV POSITIVE
1
HIV/ AIDS
1
HIV/AIDS
22
HYPERTENSION
4
HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES
1
INJURIES SUSTAINED FROM ROAD ACCIDENT
1
INJURY FROM ACCIDENT
1
INJURY ON THE LEG
1
KICHAA
1
KIDNEY
2
KIDNEY DISEASE
1
KIDNEY PROBLEM
4
KIDNY PROBLEM
1
KIFUA
1
LEG FRACTURE
1
LEPROSY
1
LEUMATISM
2
LIVER PROBLEMS
1
LUNG DISEASE
2
LUNGS BLOCKING AND SYMPTOMS OF ASTHMA
1
MALARIA
15
MALARIA (ACUTE)
1
MALARIA AND PAINING LEGS
1
MALARIA AND TB
1
MALARIA AND TYPHOID
1
MALARIA TYPHOID
1
MALARIA, TYPHOID
2
MALARIA/HOMA/HEADACHE
1
MARALIA
1
MEASLES
1
MENEGITIS
1
MENENGITIS
1
MENTAL DISODERS
1
MENTAL DISORDER
2
MENTAL ILLINESS
1
MENTAL ILLNESS
1
MENTALLY DISABLED
1
MENTALLY RETARDED
2
MENTALLY RETARTED
1
MEWENGAUS(KUONGEA PEKE YAKE)
1
MILK DISEASE
1
MINOR STROKE
1
NON - SPECIFIC
1
NOT DISCLOSED BY THE DOCTOR
1
NOT KNOWN
1
NOT SPECIFIED
4
OPERATION
1
OPERATION PROBLEM
1
PAIN ON LEGS
1
PAINS AFTER OPERATION
1
PAINS AFTER OPERATIONS
1
PARALYSED
2
PARALYSED LEGS AFTER DELIVERING
1
PARALYSIS
1
PARTIAL PARALYSIS
1
PNEUMONIA
2
POLIO
2
PROBLEM DUE TO OLD AGE
1
PROBLEM WITH BRAIN
1
PROBLEMS OF THELIVER
1
PROLONGED COUGHING
2
PROSTRATE CANCER
1
REFUSED TO SAY
1
RESPONDENT COULDN'T TRANSALTE THE DISEASE IN SWAHILI: GAKE
1
ROAD ACCIDENT
1
ROAD ACCIDENT BROKEN LEGS AND RIBS
1
SHE IS INFECTED WITH HIV FROM THE PARENTS
1
SHE WAS AN AIDS VICTIM
1
SKIN DISEASE
3
SPINAL CODE PROBLEM
1
STOMACH AND BREAST ILLNESS
1
STOMACH CANCER(DIED)
1
STOMACH COMPLICATIONS
1
STOMACH ULCERS
2
STOMACH UPSET
2
STOMACHACHE
1
STRESS (MENTAL DISORDER)
1
STROKE
5
STROKE,BLIDNESS
1
SWELLING OF THE BODY
1
SWELLING OF UPPER HANDS
1
SWOLLEN LEGS
2
T.B
8
T.B (OTHERWISE SHE WAS DECLARED HIV POSITIVE)
1
T.B/HIV
1
TB
18
TB/MALARIA
1
THE LEG
1
THROIDS
1
TIBURCLOSIS
1
TONSILITIS (PAIN AND SWELLING OF SALIVARY GLANDS)
1
TUBERCLOSIS
6
TUBERCLUSIS
1
TUBERCULOSIS
8
TUBERSLOSIS(TB)
1
TUMOUR
1
TUMOUR IN THE HEAD
1
TYPHIOD AND MALARIA
1
TYPHOID
7
ULCERS
1
ULLCERS
1
UNTREATABLE WOUNDS
1
URINARY PROBLEM
1
URINARY PROBLEMS
1
URINARY SYSTEM
1
WAS DIAGONISED WITH T.B
1
WAS SIGHTING CONTINOUSLY
1
WAZIMU DEMENTED
1
WOUNDS ON THE BODY
1
WOUNDS THAT DONT HEAL ON BOTH LEGS
1
8.13R-main type of illness_recode
Respondent
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
301
5590
Recode of Main Patient Illness
0
1
1
stomach ache & ulcers
6
2
joint pains & arthritis
14
3
HIV/AIDS
34
4
typhoid
6
5
asthma
18
6
injuries & accidents
12
7
body pains
7
8
bilharzias
2
9
urinary problems
4
10
blindness
1
11
brain damage
2
12
cancer
12
13
malaria
25
14
chest & lung problems
17
15
depression
2
16
diabetes
15
17
diarrhea
2
18
dizziness
1
19
epilepsy
6
20
eye problem
6
21
fibroids
2
22
hypertension
16
23
surgery complications
5
24
mental illness
13
25
Tuberculosis
36
26
stroke
6
27
paralysis & polio
5
28
pneumonia, modify
1
29
rheumatism
2
30
liver problem
1
31
skin infection
0
32
wounds
6
33
leprosy
1
34
heart problem
0
35
kidney
2
36
measles
1
37
menengitis
0
38
lack of sleep
1
39
headache
1
95
3
97
1
98
5
Sysmiss
5590
Recoded from values captured in Question 8.13 - Main Illness patient was suffering from?
8.14D-duration of illness - times
Respondent
8.14 For how long has/was (NAME) been ill?
M=MONTHS; Y=YEARS;D=DONT KNOW
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
Patient's duration of Illness - Type of Duration
1
28
2
43
3
55
4
24
5
25
6
21
7
8
8
10
9
3
10
14
11
3
12
3
13
3
14
2
15
6
16
2
18
4
19
2
20
10
21
2
22
1
25
4
26
1
29
2
30
2
32
1
33
1
37
1
65
1
95
missing
0
97
refused
0
98
dont know
24
99
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5585
8.14U-duration of illness - unit
Respondent
8.14 For how long has/was (NAME) been ill?
DURATION
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
Patient's duration of Illness - Length of Duration
1
23
2
82
3
200
95
missing
1
97
refused
0
98
dont know
0
99
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5585
8.15D-duration of critical illness - times
Respondent
8.15 For how long has/was (NAME) critically ill that he/she needed someone to provide a lot of personal care?
W=WEEKS;M=MONTHS;Y=YEAR;D=DONT KNOW
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
0
6
1
85
2
53
3
53
4
22
5
15
6
5
7
9
9
1
10
5
11
2
15
1
18
1
19
2
20
1
22
1
29
1
95
missing
0
97
refused
0
98
dont know
43
99
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5585
8.15U-duration of critical illness -unit
Respondent
8.15 For how long has/was (NAME) critically ill that he/she needed someone to provide a lot of personal care?
DURATION
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
1
days
44
2
months
116
3
weeks
38
4
years
108
7
refused
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
5585
8.16D-duration of providing care - times
Respondent
Caring Role
8.16 For how long have you been caring for/did your provide care to (NAME)?
M=MONTHS;Y=YEARS;D=DONT KNOW
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
Length of time spent caring for patient - Type of Duration
1
42
2
58
3
61
4
23
5
20
6
17
7
6
8
13
9
4
10
11
11
2
12
1
13
3
14
1
15
7
16
2
18
3
20
8
21
1
22
1
25
3
29
2
30
2
33
1
37
1
95
missing
0
97
refused
0
98
dont know
13
99
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5585
8.16U-duration of providing care -unit
Respondent
Caring Role
8.16 For how long have you been caring for/did your provide care to (NAME)?
DURATION
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
Length of time spent caring for patient - Length of Duration
1
dont know
12
2
months
106
3
years
188
7
refused
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
5585
8.17-receive assistance providing care
Respondent
8.17 Is there anyone else assisting you/who assisted you in providing care to (NAME)?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 8.20)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
Assisted during Care provision
0
No
156
1
Yes
150
Sysmiss
5585
8.18-main person providing care
Respondent
8.18 Between you and the other people or person, who is/was the main person who provides/provided care?
(1=Respondent; 2=Someone else; if 1 skip to 8.20)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
150
5741
Main person providing care
1
respondent
75
2
someone else
75
Sysmiss
5741
8.19-relationship of other caregiver to person receiving care
Respondent
8.19 What is this other person's relationship to (NAME)?
CODE SHEET A4
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
75
5816
Relationship of Other carer to Patient
1
aunty
0
2
brother in law
0
3
brother
7
4
child
17
5
cousin
1
6
co-wife
1
7
daughter in law
1
8
grandchild
2
9
grandparent
4
10
household head
0
11
husband
3
12
nephew
0
13
niece
0
14
not related
3
15
parent
18
16
parent in law
0
17
sister in law
0
18
sister
3
19
self
0
20
son in law
1
21
step child
0
22
step parent
0
23
uncle
0
24
unknow relation
0
25
wife
11
26
servant/maid
0
27
other
2
32
institution
1
Sysmiss
5816
8.19oth-relationship of other to ill person - other specified
Respondent
8.19 What is the other person's relationship to (NAME)?
All DSS Residents 50 year and above
2
0
Other Relationship of Other carer to Patient (not listed in provided options)
SIB
1
SIBLING
1
8.20-difficulty getting enough sleep
Respondent
As a result of providing care to (NAME), how much difficulty have you had/did you have with:
8.20 Getting enough sleep?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
Caring for patient intefered with your sleep
1
none
52
2
mild
69
3
moderate
89
4
severe
86
5
extreme
10
Sysmiss
5585
8.21-difficulty eating enough food
Respondent
As a result of providing care to (NAME), how much difficulty have you had/did you have with:
8.21 Eating enough food?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
Caring for patient intefered with your eating enough food
1
none
66
2
mild
78
3
moderate
111
4
severe
45
5
extreme
6
Sysmiss
5585
8.22-difficulty doing extra work
Respondent
As a result of providing care to (NAME), how much difficulty have you had/did you have with:
8.22 Having enough time to do other extra work?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
Caring for patient intefered with having enough time to do other extra work
1
none
68
2
mild
79
3
moderate
83
4
severe
71
5
extreme
5
Sysmiss
5585
8.23-difficulty with muscle aches and pains
Respondent
As a result of providing care to (NAME), how much difficulty have you had/did you have with:
8.23 Having muscle aches and pains?
1...NONE;2...MILD;3...MODERATE;4...SEVERE;5...EXTREME
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
Caring for patient caused muscle aches and pains
1
none
106
2
mild
80
3
moderate
71
4
severe
48
5
extreme
1
Sysmiss
5585
8.24-ill person seek treatment last 12mths
Respondent
8.24 Has/did (NAME) gone/go to seek treatment for his/her illness in the las t12 months (of illness)?
(Y=YES;N=NO;D=DONT KNOW)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
240
5651
Did Patient seek treatment in last 12 months
0
No
39
1
Yes
201
Sysmiss
5651
8.25-main reason for not seeking treatment
Respondent
8.25 What is the main reason why (NAME) has not gone/did not go to seek treatment?
CODE SHEET A4
SKIP TO 8.27
All DSS Residents 50 years and above whose patients sought treatment
39
5852
Main reason why patient did not seek treatment
1
lack of money
8
2
religion
0
3
facility too far
0
4
self treatment
4
5
thought treatment wouldnt help
7
6
treatment sought didnt help
0
7
fear/embarrasment
0
8
other
6
95
missing
12
98
dont know
2
Sysmiss
5852
8.25oth-main reason for not seeking treatment - other specified
Respondent
8.25 What is the main reason why (NAME) has not gone/did not go to seek treatment
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
6
0
Other reason why patient did not seek treatment (Not listed in provided options)
CATHOLIC SISTER BRING DRUGS TO HER
1
NOT SPECIFIED
3
VALUE NOT GIVEN
1
WAS FEELING BETTER
1
8.26-currently on treatment
Respondent
8.26 Is (NAME) currently on treatment?
(Y=YES; N=NO;D=DONT KNOW)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
148
5743
Is Patient currently on treatment
0
No
19
1
Yes
129
Sysmiss
5743
8.27-incurred medical costs last 12mths
Respondent
8.27 Has/did (NAME) incurred any medical costs in the last 12 months?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 8.37)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
243
5648
Patient incurred medical costs in last 12 months
0
No
95
1
Yes
148
Sysmiss
5648
8.28a-amount spent on consultation
Respondent
8.28 How much has been spent for (NAME) on the following costs during the last 12 months?
8.28.1 Consultation
RECORD '00000' IF NONE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
163
5728
Amount spent on patient's consultation fees
0
106
20
1
30
1
100
5
200
7
225
1
300
4
370
1
400
3
500
8
600
4
1000
6
1500
3
2000
2
3000
2
4000
1
4200
1
5000
3
8000
1
10000
2
15000
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
0
99999
missing
0
Sysmiss
5728
8.28b-amount spent on hospitalization
Respondent
8.28 How much has been spent for (NAME) on the following costs during the last 12 months?
8.28.2 Hospitalization
RECORD '00000' IF NONE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
163
5728
Amount spent on patient's hospitalization
0
126
1000
1
2000
2
3000
2
3500
1
4000
2
4800
1
5000
2
6000
1
7000
1
9000
1
10000
3
11000
1
11200
1
15000
3
16500
1
18000
2
20000
2
22000
1
22500
1
30000
1
34000
1
36000
1
38000
1
73000
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
0
99999
missing
3
Sysmiss
5728
8.28c-amount spent on medicine/drugs
Respondent
8.28 How much has been spent for (NAME) on the following costs during the last 12 months?
8.28.3 Medicine/drugs
RECORD '00000' IF NONE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
163
5728
Amount spent on patient's Medicine
0
79
40
1
200
2
250
2
400
4
450
1
500
5
600
3
700
1
800
2
850
1
1000
8
1120
1
1400
1
1500
5
1600
1
2000
5
2500
1
2700
1
3000
7
3485
1
4000
3
4200
1
4500
1
5000
5
6000
2
8000
3
8400
1
9500
1
10000
6
15000
3
18000
1
25000
1
36000
1
42200
1
98998
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
0
99999
missing
0
Sysmiss
5728
8.28d-amount spent on transportation to facility
Respondent
8.28 How much has been spent for (NAME) on the following costs during the last 12 months?
8.28.4 Transportation for treatment
RECORD '00000' IF NONE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
163
5728
Amount spent on patient's transport
0
94
40
1
80
1
100
3
150
1
160
4
200
10
240
1
300
8
500
10
680
1
800
3
900
1
1000
4
1200
2
1440
1
1500
3
1600
1
2000
5
3000
1
4240
1
5000
1
7000
1
9000
1
9600
1
18000
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
0
99999
missing
2
Sysmiss
5728
8.28e-amount spent on other items
Respondent
8.28 How much has been spent for (NAME) on the following costs during the last 12 months?
8.28.5 Other (specify)
RECORD '00000' IF NONE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
163
5728
Amount spent on Other patient fees (Not listed in provided options)
0
149
500
2
650
1
1200
1
1500
1
3000
1
6000
1
10000
1
15000
1
25200
1
50000
1
99997
refused
0
99998
don’t know
0
99999
missing
3
Sysmiss
5728
8.28f-amount spent on laboratory or xray
Respondent
8.28 How much has been spent for (NAME) on the following costs during the last 12 months?
8.28.6 Laboratory/X-ray fees
RECORD '00000' IF NONE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
148
5743
0
12000
136.486
1160.527
Amount spent on patient's laboratory tests/xray
8.28g-lumpsum amount spent
Respondent
8.28 How much has been spent for (NAME) on the following costs during the last 12 months?
8.28.7 Total Amount
RECORD '00000' IF NONE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
148
5743
0
80000
2447.635
10096.752
Total Amount spent on patient's fees
8.28eOth-amount spent on other items - other specified
Respondent
8.28 How much has been spent for (NAME) on the following costs during the last 12 months?
8.28.5 Other(specify)
RECORD '00000' IF NONE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
11
0
Name of Other patient fees
NOT SPECIFIED
9
SURGERY
2
8.29-contributed financially to medical costs
Respondent
8.29 Have you personally contributed financially to meet the medical costs incurred by (NAME)?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 8.35)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
148
5743
Personally contributed to patient's medical fees
0
No
13
1
Yes
135
Sysmiss
5743
8.30-amount contributed to medical costs
Respondent
8.30 About how much would you say you have contributed to meet the medical costs: Would you say it is
All or nearly all(1); Over Half(2); Half(3); Less than Half(4); Very little or nothing at all(5)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
135
5756
Amount of contribution to patient's medical fees/costs
1
all or nearly all
70
2
over half
22
3
half
25
4
less than half
18
5
very little or nothing
0
Sysmiss
5756
8.31-borrow money for medical expenses
Respondent
8.31 As a result of the medical expenses, have you had/did you have to borrow any money to cover these expenses?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
135
5756
Borrowed money to cover patient's medical expenses
0
No
68
1
Yes
67
Sysmiss
5756
8.32-sold items or assets for medical expenses
Respondent
8.32 As a result of the medical expenses, have you had/did you have to sell any items or assets to cover these expenses?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 8.34)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
135
5756
Needed to sell assets to cover patient's medical expenses
0
No
91
1
Yes
44
Sysmiss
5756
8.33a-sold household utensils or clothing
Respondent
8.33 What assets have you sold/did you sell?
Household utensils/Clothing ... A
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
44
5847
Sold Household/Utensils/Clothing to cover patient expenses
0
No
40
1
Yes
4
Sysmiss
5847
8.33b-sold furniture
Respondent
8.33 What assets have you sold/did you sell?
Furniture (table/chairs/stool/sofa)...B
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
44
5847
Sold Furniture to cover patient expenses
0
No
37
1
Yes
7
Sysmiss
5847
8.33c-sold HH electronic appliances
Respondent
8.33 What assets have you sold/did you sell?
Electronic household appliances...C
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
44
5847
Sold Electronic Household appliances to cover patient expenses
0
No
37
1
Yes
7
Sysmiss
5847
8.33d-sold production tools or equipment
Respondent
8.33 What assets have you sold/did you sell?
Production tools/Equipment...D
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
44
5847
Sold Production tools/Equipment to cover patient expenses
0
No
38
1
Yes
6
Sysmiss
5847
8.33e-sold livestock
Respondent
8.33 What assets have you sold/did you sell?
Livestock...E
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
44
5847
Sold Livestock to cover patient expenses
0
No
17
1
Yes
27
Sysmiss
5847
8.33f-sold other items F
Respondent
8.33 What assets have you sold/did you sell?
Other(specify)...F
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
44
5847
Sold Other Items to cover patient expenses 1
0
No
37
1
Yes
7
Sysmiss
5847
8.33fOth-sold other items - other f specified
Respondent
8.33 What assets have you sold/did you sell?
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
7
0
Name of Other item sold ... F
NOT SPECIFIED
2
PIECE OF LAND
1
PLOT
1
VEHICLE
1
WHEELBARROW
1
other ( livestock)
1
8.33g-sold other items G
Respondent
8.33 What assets have you sold/did you sell?
Other(specify)...G
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
44
5847
Sold Other Items to cover patient expenses 2
0
No
43
1
Yes
1
Sysmiss
5847
8.33gOth-sold other items - other g specified
Respondent
8.33 What assets have you sold/did you sell?
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2
0
Name of Other item sold ... G
PLOT
2
8.34-main source of money for medical expenses
Respondent
8.34 What has been your main source for the money you have contributed to meet the costs of (NAME)'s medical expenses?
1...Own income generating activity; 2...Savings/Investments; 3...Pension/retirement benefits; 4...Donations from friends/relatives; 5...Sale of assets/property; 6...Other(specify)
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
135
5756
Main source of money to meet Patient's expenses
1
own IGA
65
2
savings investments
25
3
pension retirement benefits
2
4
friends relatives donations
14
5
sell of assets property
21
6
other
0
7
borrowing
6
8
insurance
1
9
care recipients income
1
Sysmiss
5756
8.34oth-main source of money for medical expenses - other specified
Respondent
8.34 What has been your main source for the money you have contributed to meet the costs of (NAME)'s medical expenses?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
0
0
Other main source of money to meet patient's expenses (Not listed in provided options)
8.35-primary source of money for medical expenses
Respondent
8.35 What or who has been the primary source of finances used to pay (NAME's) medical bills?
CODE SHEET A6
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
148
5743
Primary source of finances to meet Patient's medical expenses
1
medical cover insurance
3
2
resp income savings
57
3
ill persons income savings
5
4
sold assets
16
5
other household members
4
6
borrowed money loan
10
7
help from relatives
21
8
help from friends
8
9
help frm NGOs CBOs
6
10
help frm FBOs
6
11
formal fundraising
4
12
informal welfare group/merrygoround
3
95
missing
1
98
other
4
Sysmiss
5743
8.35oth-primary source of money for medical expenses - other specified
Respondent
8.35 What or who has been the primary source of finances used to pay (NAME's) medical bills?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3
0
Other primary source of finances to meet Patient's medical expenses
FEE WAS WAIVED AT TIMES
1
HAS NOT BEEN HOSPITALISED
1
NO ONE
1
8.36-most costly medical expense or item
Respondent
8.36 What would you say is/was the most costly medical expense
1...Consultation; 2...Hospitalization; 3... Medicine/drugs; 4...Transportation; 8...Other(specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
148
5743
Most expensive Patient medical expense/item
1
consultation
8
2
hospitalization
41
3
medicine drugs
86
4
transportation
10
8
other
3
Sysmiss
5743
8.36oth-most costly medical expense or item - other specified
Respondent
8.36 What would you say is/was the most costly medical expense
Other (specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3
0
Other most expensive Patient medical expense/item (Not listed in provided options)
EX-RAY
1
SURGERY
2
8.37-ill person engaged in a livelihood activity
Respondent
8.37 Is/was (NAME) engaged in any livelihood activity/at the time of providing care?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF YES SKIP TO 8.39)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
290
5601
Patient was engaged in Economic Activity during illness
0
No
177
1
Yes
113
Sysmiss
5601
8.38-ill person engaged in a livelihood activity last 4months
Respondent
8.38 Was (NAME) engaged in any livelihood activity at least 4 months before s/he became ill?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 8.41)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
178
5713
Patient engaged in Economic activity at least 4 months prior to illness
0
No
128
1
Yes
50
Sysmiss
5713
8.39-ill person contributes to HH income
Respondent
8.39 Does/did (NAME) contribute to your household income/upkeep?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 8.41)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
162
5729
Patient contributes to household income
0
No
60
1
Yes
102
Sysmiss
5729
8.40-amount ill person contributes to HHH income
Respondent
8.40 About how much would you say (NAME) contributed/contributes to your household income/upkeep: Would you say it was/is
All or nearly all(1); Over half(2); Half(3); Less than half(4);Very little/nothing at all(5)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
102
5789
Proportion fo Household Income contributed by Patient
1
all or nearly all
25
2
over half
23
3
half
31
4
less than half
19
5
very little or nothing
4
Sysmiss
5789
8.41-caring interfered with livelihood activities
Respondent
8.41 Has/did the caring responsibility interfered/interfere with your livelihood activities?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
305
5586
Patient care interfered with Respondent's livelihood activities
0
No
112
1
Yes
193
Sysmiss
5586
8.42-main reason caring interfered with livelihood activities
Respondent
8.42 What is the main reason why the caring responsibility interfered/did not interfere with your livelihood activities?
1... Was not working/Not looking for work; 2...Caring tasks took too much time; 3...Care required constant presence; 4...Lost job/laid off because of caring; 5...Health problems/Disabled; 6...Retired/too old to work; 7...Livelihood activity not too demanding; 8...Other(specify)
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
305
5586
Reason why patient care did not interfere/did not interfere with Respondent's livelihood activities
1
not working or looking
57
2
caring takes time
90
3
Care needs a lot of presence
61
4
lost job because of caring
3
5
health problems or disabled
7
6
retired too old
3
7
work not too demanding
61
8
other
8
9
capital spent on caregiving costs
6
10
respondents children assisted
1
11
other people assisted
8
Sysmiss
5586
8.42oth-main reason caring interfered with livelihood activ.-other specified
Respondent
8.42 What is the main reason why the caring responsibility interfered/did not interfere with your livelihood activities?
Other (specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
7
0
Other reason why patient care did not interfere/did not interfere with Respondent's livelihood activities
IT DID NOT AFFECT HIM
1
MANAGED HER TIME WELL
1
MISSING
1
N/A
1
NO ANSWER
1
NOT SPECIFIED
1
RESPONDENT WORKS AT NIGHT
1
8.43-extra IGA to cope with financial costs
Respondent
8.43 Have/did you tried/try to engage in (another) an income generating activity to cope with the financial costs of caring for (NAME) since (NAME) fell sick?
(Y=YES;N=NO); (CHECK QUESTION 8.1, IF CURRENTLY CARING SKIP TO SECTION 9 OTHERWISE ASK QUESTION 8.44)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
306
5585
Respondent engaged in additional economic activity to cover patient costs
0
No
167
1
Yes
139
Sysmiss
5585
8.44-ill person survival status
Respodent
FUNERAL COSTS
8.44 Did (NAME) survive the illness?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF YES SKIP TO SECTION 9)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
125
5766
Did patient survive Illness
0
No
71
1
Yes
54
Sysmiss
5766
8.45D-duration of illness before death - duration
Respondent
8.45 How long after (NAME) became ill did he/she died from the illness?
DURATION
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
71
5820
Duration of Illness - Length of Duration
1
8
2
15
3
12
4
5
5
6
6
3
7
4
8
4
9
2
10
3
11
2
12
1
15
1
26
1
95
missing
0
97
refused
0
98
dont know
4
99
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5820
8.45U-duration of illness before death - unit
Respondent
8.45 How long after (NAME) became ill did he/she died from the illness?
M=MONTHS;Y=YEARS;D=DONT KNOW
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
71
5820
Duration of Illness - Type of Duration
1
dont know
3
2
months
27
3
years
41
7
refused
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
5820
8.46-type of burial place
Respondent
8.46 Where was (NAME) buried? Was s/he buried in
Nairobi(1); Other urban area of Kenya(2); rural Kenya(3); or Elsewhere(4, specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
71
5820
Place where patient was buried
1
12
2
24
3
35
Sysmiss
5820
8.46oth-type of burial place - other specified
Respondent
Specify?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
0
0
Other Place where patient was buried (not listed in provided options)
8.47D-duration between death and burial - duration
Respondent
8.47 How long after death of (NAME) did the burial take place?
DURATION
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
71
5820
Duration between death & burial
1
25
2
15
3
5
4
8
5
1
6
4
7
7
8
1
9
1
10
2
14
1
19
1
Sysmiss
5820
8.47U-duration between death and burial - unit
Respondent
8.47 How long after death of (NAME) did the burial take place?
D=DAYS;W=WEEKS;M=MONTHS;D=DONT KNOW
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
71
5820
Duration between death & burial
1
dont know
34
2
months
5
3
years
32
7
refused
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
5820
8.48-contributed financially to funeral costs
Respondent
8.48 Did you contribute financially to meet the funeral costs incurred by (NAME)'S death?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 8.53)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
71
5820
Respondent contributed to patient's funeral expenses
0
No
12
1
Yes
59
Sysmiss
5820
8.49-amount contributed to funeral costs
Respondent
8.49 About how much would you say you have contributed to meet the funeral costs: Would you say it was
All or nearly all(1); Over half(2); Half(3); Less than half(4);Very little or nothing at all(5)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
59
5832
Proportion of funeral cost contributed by Respondent
1
all or nearly all
11
2
over half
16
3
half
15
4
less than half
16
5
very little or nothing
1
Sysmiss
5832
8.50-borrow money for funeral expenses
Respondent
8.50 As a result of the funeral expenses, did you have to borrow any money to cover the funeral expenses?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
59
5832
Respondent needed to borrow money to be able to contribute to Funeral expenses
0
No
37
1
Yes
22
Sysmiss
5832
8.51-sold items or assets for funeral expenses
Respondent
8.51 As a result of funeral expenses, have you had/did you have to sell any item or asset to cover the funeral expenses?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NO SKIP TO 8.53)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
59
5832
Respondent needed to sell asset(s) to cover funeral expenses
0
No
50
1
Yes
9
Sysmiss
5832
8.52a-sold household utensils or clothing
Respondent
Household utensils/Clothing...A
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
10
5881
Sold Household utensils/Clothing to cover funeral expenses
0
No
9
1
Yes
1
Sysmiss
5881
8.52b-sold furniture
Respondent
Furniture (table/chair/stool/sofa)...B
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
10
5881
Sold Furniture(table/chair/stool/sofa) to meet funeral expenses
0
No
9
1
Yes
1
Sysmiss
5881
8.52c-sold HH electronic appliances
Respondent
Electronic household appliances...D
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
10
5881
Sold Electronic household appliances to meet funeral expenses
0
No
7
1
Yes
3
Sysmiss
5881
8.52d-sold production tools or equipment
Respondent
Production tools/Equipment...D
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
10
5881
Sold Production tools/Equipment to meet funeral expenses
0
No
10
1
Yes
0
Sysmiss
5881
8.52e-sold livestock
Respondent
Livestock...F
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
10
5881
Sold Livestock to meet funeral expenses
0
No
5
1
Yes
5
Sysmiss
5881
8.52f-sold other items F
Respondent
Other(specify)...F
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
9
5882
0
No
9
1
Yes
0
Sysmiss
5882
8.52fOth-sold other items - other f specified
Respondent
Other (specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
0
0
Name of Other asset F sold to meet funeral expenses
8.53g-sold other items G
Respondent
Other(specify)...G
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
9
5882
0
No
8
1
Yes
1
Sysmiss
5882
8.53gOth-sold other items - other g specified
Respondent
Other (specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
1
0
Name of Other asset G sold to meet funeral expenses
2 BICYCLES
1
8.53-primary source of money for funeral expenses
Respondent
8.53 What or who has been the primary source of finances used to offset (NAME)'s funeral costs
CODE SHEET A8
CODE SHEET A8
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
71
5820
Primary source of finances used to cover patient's funeral expenses
1
medical cover insurance
3
2
resp income savings
16
3
ill persons income savings
0
4
sold assets
3
5
other household members
5
6
borrowed money loan
7
7
help from relatives
17
8
help from friends
7
9
help frm NGOs CBOs
0
10
help frm FBOs
5
11
formal fundraising
2
12
informal welfare group/merrygoround
3
98
other
3
Sysmiss
5820
8.53oth-primary source of money for funeral expenses - other specified
Respondent
Other (specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
0
0
Other primary source of finances for funeral expenses (Not listed in provided options)
8.54-most costly funeral expense or item
Respondent
8.54 What would you say was the most costly funeral item
1...Transportation; 2...Mortuary fees; 3...Food; 4...Coffin; 8...Other(specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
71
5820
Most expensive funeral item
1
transportation
25
2
mortuary fees
24
3
food
6
4
coffin
14
8
other
2
Sysmiss
5820
8.54oth-most costly funeral expense or item - other specified
Respondent
Other (specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above who were caring for somebody and this patient died
2
0
Other most expensive funeral item (Not listed in provided options)
HOSPITAL BILL
1
PLACE TO BE BURIED
1
8.55-most difficult task of providing care
Respondent
OTHER COSTS AND SOCIAL SUPPORT
8.55 What would you say is/was the most difficult task of providing care to (NAME)?
1...Personal care(dressing/bathing/feeding); 2...Physical(lifting, transportation,moving around);3...Health care(hospital visits, giving medicines); 4...Financial(medical,funeral,foodstuff);5...Being helpless/Unable to assist;6...Dont know/cannot determine; 7...Emotional(Bearing with the suffering); 8...Other(specify)
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Most difficult task during Respondent's provision of care to patient
1
personal care
19
2
physical care
10
3
heath care
18
4
financial
18
5
helpless or inable to assist
0
6
don’t know cant determine
3
7
emotional suffering
3
8
other
0
Sysmiss
5820
8.55oth-most difficult task of providing care - other specified
Respondent
Other most difficult task during Respondent's provision of care to patient (specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
0
0
Other most difficult task during Respondent's provision of care to patient (not listed in provided options)
8.56-most costly item or aspect of providing care
Respondent
8.56 What would you say is/was the most costly item/aspect of providing care to (NAME)?
1...Foodstuff/groceries; 2...Medical cost; 3...Funeral costs; 4...Dont know/cannot determine;8...Other(specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Most costly aspect/item of care provision
1
foodstuffs groceries
8
2
medical costs
42
3
funeral costs
11
4
dont know cant determine
9
8
other
1
Sysmiss
5820
8.56oth-most costly item or aspect of providing care - other specified
Respondent
Other (specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1
0
Other Most costly aspect/item of care provision (Not listed in provided options)
DONT HAVE FAMILY
1
8.57-non participation in social activities or roles
Respondent
8.57 Are there any activities/social roles that you have been unable to perform because of providing care to (NAME)?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Social roles respondent was unable to perform due to care provision
0
No
48
1
Yes
23
Sysmiss
5820
8.58-conflict or friction in HH or family
Respondent
8.58 As a result of providing care to (NAME), has it resulted in any friction between members of your household or family?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Experienced friction with Household members due to care provision
0
No
62
1
Yes
9
Sysmiss
5820
8.59-negative reaction from neighbours or others
Respondent
8.59 Do you/did you or (NAME) experience any negative reaction from neigbours/community members as a result of his/her illness?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Experienced stigmatisation by neighbours due to patient illness
0
No
59
1
Yes
12
Sysmiss
5820
8.60a-received personal care - family relatives
Respondent
8.60 What sort of help did you receive from your family/relatives during (NAME)'S illness - Personal Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
PROBE: Any other help?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with personal care received from family
0
No
60
1
Yes
11
Sysmiss
5820
8.60b-received physical care- family relatives
8.60 What sort of help did you receive from your family/relatives during (NAME)'S illness - Physical Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
PROBE: Any other help?
71
5820
Help with physical care received from family
0
No
61
1
Yes
10
Sysmiss
5820
8.60c-received health care- family relatives
8.60 What sort of help did you receive from your family/relatives during (NAME)'S illness - Health Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
PROBE: Any other help?
71
5820
Help with health care received from family
0
No
66
1
Yes
5
Sysmiss
5820
8.60d-recived financial care - family relatives
8.60 What sort of help did you receive from your family/relatives during (NAME)'S illness - Financial Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
PROBE: Any other help?
71
5820
Help with financial care received from family
0
No
42
1
Yes
29
Sysmiss
5820
8.60e-received emotional care- family relatives
8.60 What sort of help did you receive from your family/relatives during (NAME)'S illness - Emotional Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
PROBE: Any other help?
71
5820
Help with emotional care received from family
0
No
46
1
Yes
25
Sysmiss
5820
8.60f-received other types of care- family relatives
8.60 What sort of help did you receive from your family/relatives during (NAME)'S illness - Other Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
PROBE: Any other help?
71
5820
Help with other care received from family
0
No
68
1
Yes
3
Sysmiss
5820
8.60fOth-received other types of care- family relatives specified
Respondent
8.60 Other...F
PROBE: Any other help?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
0
0
Name of Other care received from family/relatives
8.60n-received no support- family relatives
8.60 What sort of help did you receive from your family/relatives during (NAME)'S illness - No Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
PROBE: Any other help?
71
5820
No help received from family
0
No
58
1
Yes
13
Sysmiss
5820
8.61a-received personal care - neighbors
Respondent
8.61 What sort of help did you receive from your neighbours/community during (NAME)'S illness - Personal Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with personal care received from Neighbours/community
0
No
65
1
Yes
6
Sysmiss
5820
8.61b-received physical care- neighbors
Respondent
8.61 What sort of help did you receive from your neighbours/community during (NAME)'S illness - Physical Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with physical care received from Neighbours/community
0
No
59
1
Yes
12
Sysmiss
5820
8.61c-received health care- neighbors
Respondent
8.61 What sort of help did you receive from your neighbours/community during (NAME)'S illness - Health Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with health care received from Neighbours/community
0
No
68
1
Yes
3
Sysmiss
5820
8.61d-recived financial care - neighbors
Respondent
8.61 What sort of help did you receive from your neighbours/community during (NAME)'S illness - Financial Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with Financial care received from Neighbours/community
0
No
49
1
Yes
22
Sysmiss
5820
8.61e-received emotional care- neighbors
Respondent
8.61 What sort of help did you receive from your neighbours/community during (NAME)'S illness - Emotional Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with emotional care received from Neighbours/community
0
No
47
1
Yes
24
Sysmiss
5820
8.61f-received other types of care- neighbors
Respondent
8.61 What sort of help did you receive from your neighbours/community during (NAME)'S illness - Other Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with other care received from Neighbours/community
0
No
70
1
Yes
1
Sysmiss
5820
8.61fOth-received other types of care- neighbors specified
Respondent
8.61 Other...F
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
0
0
Name of Other care received from neighbours/community
8.61n-received no support- neighbors
Respondent
8.61 What sort of help did you receive from your neighbours/community during (NAME)'S illness - No Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
No help received from Neighbours/community
0
No
56
1
Yes
15
Sysmiss
5820
8.62a-received personal care - NGO or CBOs
Respondent
8.62 What sort of help did you receive from your NGO/CBOs during (NAME)'S illness - Personal Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with personal care received from NGO/CBOS
0
No
69
1
Yes
2
Sysmiss
5820
8.62b-received physical care- NGO or CBOs
Respondent
8.62 What sort of help did you receive from your NGO/CBOs during (NAME)'S illness - Physical Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with physical care received from NGO/CBOS
0
No
69
1
Yes
2
Sysmiss
5820
8.62c-received health care- NGO or CBOs
Respondent
8.62 What sort of help did you receive from your NGO/CBOs during (NAME)'S illness - Health Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with Health care received from NGO/CBOS
0
No
64
1
Yes
7
Sysmiss
5820
8.62d-recived financial care - NGO or CBOs
Respondent
8.62 What sort of help did you receive from your NGO/CBOs during (NAME)'S illness - Financial Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with Financial care received from NGO/CBOS
0
No
66
1
Yes
5
Sysmiss
5820
8.62e-received emotional care- NGO or CBOs
Respondent
8.62 What sort of help did you receive from your NGO/CBOs during (NAME)'S illness - Emotional Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with Emotional care received from NGO/CBOS
0
No
66
1
Yes
5
Sysmiss
5820
8.62f-received other types of care- NGO or CBOs
Respondent
8.62 What sort of help did you receive from your NGO/CBOs during (NAME)'S illness - Other Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with Other care received from NGO/CBOS
0
No
70
1
Yes
1
Sysmiss
5820
8.62fOth-received other types of care- NGO or CBOs specified
Respondent
8.62 Other...F
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
0
0
Name of Other care received from religous NGO/CBOs
8.62n-received no support- NGO or CBOs
Respondent
8.62 What sort of help did you receive from your NGO/CBOs during (NAME)'S illness - No Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
No help received from NGO/CBOS
0
No
15
1
Yes
56
Sysmiss
5820
8.63a-received personal care - faithbased grps
Respondent
8.63 What sort of help did you receive from your religious groups/organizations during (NAME)'S illness - Personal Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with personal care received from religous groups/organizations
0
No
67
1
Yes
4
Sysmiss
5820
8.63b-received physical care- faithbased grps
Respondent
8.63 What sort of help did you receive from your religious groups/organizations during (NAME)'S illness - Physical Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with physical care received from religous groups/organizations
0
No
65
1
Yes
6
Sysmiss
5820
8.63c-received health care- faithbased grps
Respondent
8.63 What sort of help did you receive from your religious groups/organizations during (NAME)'S illness - Health Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with Health care received from religous groups/organizations
0
No
68
1
Yes
3
Sysmiss
5820
8.63d-recived financial care - faithbased grps
Respondent
8.63 What sort of help did you receive from your religious groups/organizations during (NAME)'S illness - Financial Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with Financial care received from religous groups/organizations
0
No
58
1
Yes
13
Sysmiss
5820
8.63e-received emotional care- faithbased grps
Respondent
8.63 What sort of help did you receive from your religious groups/organizations during (NAME)'S illness - Emotional Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with Emotional care received from religous groups/organizations
0
No
49
1
Yes
22
Sysmiss
5820
8.63f-received other types of care- faithbased grps
Respondent
8.63 What sort of help did you receive from your religious groups/organizations during (NAME)'S illness - Other Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Help with Other care received from religous groups/organizations
0
No
71
1
Yes
0
Sysmiss
5820
8.63fOth-received other types of care- faithbased grps specified
Respondent
8.63 Other...F
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
0
0
Name of Other care received from religous groups/organizations
8.63n-received no support- faithbased grps
Respondent
8.63 What sort of help did you receive from your religious groups/organizations during (NAME)'S illness - No Care
(0=NO;1=YES)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
No help received from religous groups/organizations
0
No
41
1
Yes
30
Sysmiss
5820
8.64-most helpful person or group while caring
Respondent
8.64 Who would you say was the most helpful to you during (NAME's) illness?
CODE SHEET A7
CODE SHEET A7
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
71
5820
Relationship to Respondent of person most helpful during provision of care to patient
1
relatives
29
2
family
7
3
own children
12
4
welfare group
5
5
neighbours
4
6
community leaders
0
7
religious group
7
8
ngos/cbos
1
9
government
0
10
other
5
11
no one
1
Sysmiss
5820
8.64oth-most helpful person or group while caring - other specified
Respondent
Other
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5
0
Other Relationship to Respondent of person most helpful during provision of care to patient (Not listed in provided options)
FAMILY MEMBERS
1
NOT SPECIFIED
1
OTHER
1
RESPONDENT HIMSELF
1
RESPONDENT'S FATHER
1
9.1-currently caring for nonbiological under 15 yrs
2617
3274
0
No
1984
1
Yes
633
Sysmiss
3274
9.2-total no. of nonbiological under 15 years
633
5258
1
250
2
178
3
116
4
40
5
27
6
14
7
1
8
5
11
1
95
missing
1
97
refused
0
98
dont know
0
99
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
5258
9.3a-caring because no other person available
633
5258
0
No
489
1
Yes
144
Sysmiss
5258
9.3b-caring because no one willing to care
633
5258
0
No
586
1
Yes
47
Sysmiss
5258
9.3c-caring because of choice
633
5258
0
No
458
1
Yes
175
Sysmiss
5258
9.3d-caring because children are orphaned
633
5258
0
No
430
1
Yes
203
Sysmiss
5258
9.3e-caring because parent living elsewhere
633
5258
0
No
579
1
Yes
54
Sysmiss
5258
9.3f-caring because parent refused to care
633
5258
0
No
604
1
Yes
29
Sysmiss
5258
9.3g-caring because of other reasons
633
5258
0
No
607
1
Yes
26
Sysmiss
5258
9.3gOth-caring because of other reasons - other specified
25
0
GRAND CHILDREN
1
GRANDCHILD
2
GRANDCHILDREN
4
GRANDPARENT
2
HE IS HERE TO LOOK AFTER ME AND ASSIST
1
HE IS THE STEP FATHER
1
I MARRIED THE CURRENT WIFE WITH THE KIDS
1
ITS GODLY
1
MOTHER GOT MARRIED TO SOMEONE ELS AND LEFT THEM
1
MOTHER SICK
1
MOTHER SICKLY
1
MY GRANDCHILDREN
1
NOT SPECIFIED
2
NOT WRITTEN
1
PARENT MENTALLY SICK
1
THE MOTHER GOT MARRIED TO SOMEONE ELSE AND COULD NOT GO WITH THEM
1
THE PARENTS SEPARATED, SO THE FATHER WHO IS THE RESPONDENT'S SON CAN NOT PLAY THE ROLE OF A MOTHER
1
THEIR MOTHER IS SICK, NO EFFORT TO BRING THEM UP
1
THEIR MOTHER IS SICK, SHE IS WITH ME HERE
1
9.3h-parents financially unable to care
633
5258
0
No
613
1
Yes
20
Sysmiss
5258
9.3i-parent lives with respondent in same HH
633
5258
0
No
626
1
Yes
7
Sysmiss
5258
9.3j-mother of children not currently married
633
5258
0
No
619
1
Yes
14
Sysmiss
5258
9.4-no of children living in HH
633
5258
0
123
1
215
2
137
3
87
4
29
5
22
6
11
7
1
8
4
11
1
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
3
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
5258
9.5-no of children living elsewhere
155
5736
0
3
1
59
2
53
3
24
4
8
5
2
6
3
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
3
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
5736
10.1-no of close friends
Respondent
10.1 How many people do you have whom you consider as close friends?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
Number of close friends
0
279
1
928
2
1111
3
1029
4
650
5
679
6
228
7
93
8
91
9
50
10
431
11
9
12
22
13
5
14
4
15
53
16
1
17
3
20
108
21
2
23
2
24
2
25
7
30
22
36
1
40
5
47
1
50
26
95
7
97
refused
0
98
don’t know
23
99
missing
9
Sysmiss
10
10.2-relationship to person for financial assistance
Respondent
10.2 Suppose you had a financial problem, whom would you turn to first for help? How is this person related to you?
[CODE SHEET A4]
RECORD RELATIONSHIP
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2617
3274
First relative you would approach for financial help
1
aunty
1
2
brother in law
15
3
brother
140
4
child
236
5
cousin
51
6
co-wife
0
7
daughter in law
5
8
grandchild
6
9
grandparent
0
10
household head
0
11
husband
55
12
nephew
4
13
niece
4
14
not related
1609
15
parent
40
16
parent in law
0
17
sister in law
12
18
sister
52
19
self
88
20
son in law
3
21
step child
0
22
step parent
1
23
uncle
8
24
unknow relation
28
25
wife
102
26
servant/maid
0
27
other
49
28
neighbour
31
29
religious person
10
30
workmate/boss
12
31
no one
19
32
institution
36
Sysmiss
3274
10.2oth-relationship of person for financial assistance - other specified
Respondent
10.2 Suppose you had a financial problem, whom would you turn to first for help? How is this person related to you?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
45
0
Other relative you would approach for financial help (Not listed in provided options)
ANYBODY
1
ANYBODY WHO WISHES BUT NOT TO BORROW.
1
AVERY CLOSE FRIEND
1
CHURCH LEADERS
1
CUO
1
FAMILY FRIEND
1
FRIEND
4
FRIENDS
3
GOD
1
LANDLADY
1
LANDLORD
1
N/A
1
NA
1
NOBODY TO CONSULT FOR ASSISTANCE ON FINANCES
1
NOT APPLICABLE
2
PRAYS TO GOD AND BELIEVES HE WILL PROVIDE
1
SHOPKEEPER
1
SIB
12
SIBLING
7
SIBLLING
1
TRIBE ELDERS
1
VERY CLOSE FRIEND
1
10.3-place of residence of person for financial assistance
Respondent
10.3 Where does this person live?
CODE SHEET A2
RECORD CODE OF PLACE OF RESIDENCE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
Place where this relative lives
0
within same HH
823
1
within same DSA slum
2887
2
other DSA slum
210
3
non-DSA nairobi slum
273
4
nairobi non-slum
638
5
other urban in kenya
48
6
rural kenya
287
7
outside Kenya
8
8
Don’t know
14
9
684
95
missing
9
97
refused
0
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
10
10.4-relationship to person who is a confidant
Respondent
10.4 Suppose you needed to confide in someone you trust, whom would you turn to first? How is the person related to you?
CODE SHEET A2
RECORD RELATIONSHIP
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2617
3274
First relative you would approach to confide in
1
aunty
3
2
brother in law
11
3
brother
135
4
child
355
5
cousin
33
6
co-wife
2
7
daughter in law
5
8
grandchild
11
9
grandparent
1
10
household head
0
11
husband
156
12
nephew
2
13
niece
4
14
not related
858
15
parent
69
16
parent in law
1
17
sister in law
7
18
sister
47
19
self
43
20
son in law
0
21
step child
0
22
step parent
0
23
uncle
5
24
unknow relation
8
25
wife
766
26
servant/maid
0
27
other
45
28
neighbour
20
29
religious person
10
30
workmate/boss
9
31
no one
9
32
institution
2
Sysmiss
3274
10.4oth-relationship of person as a confidant - other specified
Respondent
10.4 Suppose you needed to confide in someone you trust, whom would you turn to first? How is the person related to you?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
39
0
Other first relative you would approach to confide in (Not listed in provided options)
1
1
A CLOSE FRIEND
1
AVERY CLOSE FRIEND
1
COU
1
COUNSELLOR
2
DONT KNOW
1
FRIEND
4
GOD
2
MISSING
1
NA
1
ONE TRIBE
1
SIB
12
SIBBLIMG
1
SIBLING
5
SIBLLING
1
SOCIAL WORKER
1
TRIBE ELDERS
1
VERY CLOSE FRIEND
1
VERY CLOSE FRIENDS
1
10.5-place of residence of person as confidant
Respondent
10.5 Where does this person live?
CODE SHEET A2
RECORD CODE OF PLACE OF RESIDENCE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5879
12
Place where this relative lives
0
within same HH
2076
1
within same DSA slum
1808
2
other DSA slum
130
3
non-DSA nairobi slum
157
4
nairobi non-slum
304
5
other urban in kenya
33
6
rural kenya
1174
7
outside Kenya
2
8
Don’t know
7
9
183
95
missing
5
97
refused
0
99
missing
0
Sysmiss
12
10.6-belong to a self-help or welfare group
Respondent
10.6 Do you belong to a self-help group such as merry-go-rounds or welfare organization?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5883
8
Belong to self-help group/welfare organization
0
No
383
1
Yes
1200
2
2219
3
1343
4
738
Sysmiss
8
10.7-frequency of meeting community leader last 4months
Respondent
10.7 How often in last 4 months have you met with a community leader?
1.Never;2.Once or Twice a week; 3.Once or Twice a month; 4.Once or Twice in last 4 months;5.Other(specify)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5879
12
Number of meetings with community leader in last 4 months
1
never
1620
2
Once or twice a week
568
3
Once or twice per month
916
4
Once or twice last 4mths
748
5
other
2025
95
1
96
1
Sysmiss
12
10.7oth-frequency of meeting community leader last 4months - other specified
Respondent
10.7 How often in last 4 months have you met with a community leader?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
15
0
Other Number of meetings with community leader in last 4 months (Not listed in provided options)
2
1
ANYTIME
1
EVERY DAY
1
EVERYDAY
1
IF IN NEED
1
MORE THAN TWO YEARS
1
ONCE IN A YEAR
1
ONCE YEARLY
1
ONCES IN A YEAR
1
ONLY OCCASIONS THAT I NEED ASSISTANCE FROM CHIEF
1
ONLY WHEN THERE IS A PROBLEM
1
OTHER ( ONCE YEARLY)
1
WHEN AN ISSUE ARISES EG DEATH
1
WHEN NECESSARY
2
10.8-frequency of social society meetings last 4months
Respondent
10.8 How often in the last 4 months have you attended any group, club, society, union or organizational meeting?
1.Never;2.Once or Twice a week; 3.Once or Twice per month; 4.Once or twice in last 4 months;5.Other(specify)....
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
In last 4 months, attendance of group, club, sociaty, union or organizational meeting
1
never
1418
2
Once or twice a week
855
3
Once or twice per month
1257
4
Once or twice last 4mths
583
5
other
1767
95
missing
1
Sysmiss
10
10.8oth-frequency of social society meetings last 4months - other specified
Respondent
10.8 How often in the last 4 months have you attended any group, club, society, union or organizational meeting?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
8
0
Other number of collaborations with neighbours to resolve community issue
CHURCH FELLOWSHIP (JUMUIYA)
1
IF A NEED ARISES
1
NA
1
NOT IN MERRY GO ROUND
1
NOT SPECIFIED
1
ONCE FOR A WHILE
1
SENDS SOMEONE ELSE
1
TWICE A YEAR
1
10.9-frequency of community volunteering last 4 months
Respondent
10.9 How often in the last 4 months have you worked with other people in your neighbourhood to fix or improve something or resolve a community issue?
1.Never;2.Once or Twice a week; 3.Once or Twice per month; 4.Once or twice in last 4 months;5.Other(specify)....
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
In last 4 months, number of collaborations with neighbours to resolve community issue
1
never
1670
2
Once or twice a week
507
3
Once or twice per month
725
4
Once or twice last 4mths
733
5
other
2242
95
missing
2
96
2
Sysmiss
10
10.9oth-frequency of community volunteering last 4 months - other specified
10.9 How often in the last 4 months have you worked with other people in your neighbourhood to fix or improve something or resolve a community issue?
21
0
ANYTIME
2
DAILY
1
EVERYDAY
3
FOUR TIMES A WEEK
1
FOUR TIMES IN A MONTH
1
IN A WHILE
1
IN AWHILE
1
IT DEPENDS, WHEN NEED ARISE (ANYTIME)
1
MANY TIMES
1
ONCE FOR A WHILE
3
ONCE IN A WHILE
2
ONCE PER YEAR
1
SELLS WATER AS THE OWNER
1
WHEN A NEED ARISES
1
WHEN NEED ARISE
1
10.10-type of religious affiliation
Respondent
10.10 What is your religious affiliation?
1.Roman Catholic; 2.Protestant/Other Christian;3.Muslim;4.No religion;5.Other(specify)
IF 4 SKIP TO 10.12
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
Religious Affiliation
1
Roman Catholic
1766
2
protestant other xtian
2030
3
Muslim
1423
4
No religion
546
5
other
55
95
missing
1
96
53
97
7
Sysmiss
10
10.10oth-type of religious affiliation - other specified
Respondent
10.10 What is your religious affiliation
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3
0
Other Religious Affiliation (Not listed in provided options)
NOT SPECIFIED
1
RELIGION OF KIKUYU
1
THE RELIGION OF THE KIKUYU
1
10.11-frequency of attending religious services
Respondent
10.11 Not including weddings and funerals, how often do yuo attend religous services?
1.More than once per week; 2.Once per week;3.Once or twice a month;4.Only on special occassions;5.Once a year or less often;6.Never
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5769
122
Attendance of religious services - frequency
1
more than once a week
1000
2
Once a week
3313
3
Once or twice a month
718
4
special occasions only
316
5
Once a year or less often
196
6
Never
172
9
53
95
1
Sysmiss
122
10.12-feeling of safety walking in community at night
Respondent
10.12 In general, how safe from crime and violence do you feel when you are alone at home? Would you say you feel very safe, safe, neither safe nor unsafe, unsafe, or very unsafe?
Very safe...1; Safe...2;Neither safe nor Unsafe...3;Unsafe...4;Very unsafe...5
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5881
10
How safe do you feel when at home
1
very safe
345
2
safe
3270
3
neither safe nor unsafe
1224
4
unsafe
928
5
very unsafe
113
95
1
Sysmiss
10
10.13-feeling of safety from crime and violence
Respondent
10.13 How safe do you feel when walking down a road in the community alone after dark? Would you say you feel very safe, safe, neither safe nor unsafe, unsafe, or very unsafe?
Very safe...1; Safe...2;Neither safe nor Unsafe...3;Unsafe...4;Very unsafe...5
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5883
8
How safe do you feel when walking down a road in the community
1
very safe
192
2
safe
1587
3
neither safe nor unsafe
1300
4
unsafe
2177
5
very unsafe
626
95
1
Sysmiss
8
10.14-trust people in neighbourhood
Respondent
10.14 First, think about people in your neigbourhood. Generally speaking, would you say that you can trust nearly all of them, some of tehm, few of them, none of them?
1=Nearly all of them; 2=Some of them;3=Few of them;4=None of them
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5878
13
Rating of Respondent's trust in his/her neighbours
1
nearly all
964
2
Some of them
2080
3
a Few of them
2088
4
none of them
704
5
41
7
1
Sysmiss
13
10.15-HH member victim of a crime last 12mths
Respondent
10.15 In the last 12 months, have you or anyone in your household been the victim of a crime such as robbery, assault or mugging?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF NOT SKIP TO SECTION 11)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
4364
1527
Household member has been victim of crime in last 12 months
0
No
2329
1
Yes
602
2
1432
5
1
Sysmiss
1527
10.16a-HH member victim of robbery
Respondent
10.16 Type of crime you or your family members have been victims of?
Robbery...A
PROBE: Any other crime
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
288
5603
Self/Household members victims of Robbery
0
No
99
1
Yes
189
Sysmiss
5603
10.16b-HH member victim of assault
Respondent
10.16 Type of crime you or your family members have been victims of?
Assault...B
PROBE: Any other crime
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
288
5603
Self/Household members victims of Assault
0
No
217
1
Yes
71
Sysmiss
5603
10.16c-HH member victim of mugging
Respondent
10.16 Type of crime you or your family members have been victims of?
Mugging...C
PROBE: Any other crime
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
288
5603
Self/Household members victims of Mugging
0
No
193
1
Yes
95
Sysmiss
5603
10.16d-HH member victim of rape
Respondent
10.16 Type of crime you or your family members have been victims of?
Rape...D
PROBE: Any other crime
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
288
5603
Self/Household members victims of Rape
0
No
280
1
Yes
8
Sysmiss
5603
10.16e-HH member victim of other crime E
Respondent
10.16 Type of crime you or your family members have been victims of?
Other (specify)...E
PROBE: Any other crime
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
288
5603
Self/Household members victims of Other crime
0
No
283
1
Yes
5
Sysmiss
5603
10.16eOth-HH member victim of other crime - other e specified
Respondent
10.16 Type of crime you or your family members have been victims of?
Other (specify)...E
PROBE: Any other crime
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3
0
Self/Household members victims of Other crime
CONNING
1
KIDNAPPING
1
MURDER
1
10.16f-HH member victim of other crime F
Respondent
10.16 Type of crime you or your family members have been victims of?
Other (specify)...F
PROBE: Any other crime
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
288
5603
Self/Household members victims of Other crime
0
No
287
1
Yes
1
Sysmiss
5603
10.16fOth-HH member victim of other crime - other f specified
Respondent
10.16 Type of crime you or your family members have been victims of?
Other (specify)...F
PROBE: Any other crime
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
0
0
Self/Household members victims of Other crime
11.1a-concern with caring for persons infected
Respondent
Caring for persons infected with HIV/AIDS...A
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Elderly people are concerned about Caring for persons infected with HIV/AIDS
0
No
1079
1
Yes
1004
Sysmiss
3808
11.1b-concern with caring for orphaned children
Respondent
Caring for orphaned children...B
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Elderly people are concerned about Caring for children orphaned by HIV/AIDS
0
No
735
1
Yes
1348
Sysmiss
3808
11.1c-concern with loss of support from adult children
Respondent
Loss of support from adult children...C
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Elderly are concerned about Loss of support from Adult chidlren who died of/sick of AIDS
0
No
1321
1
Yes
762
Sysmiss
3808
11.1d-concern with being infected
Respondent
Being infected with HIV/AIDS
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Elderly people are concerned about being infected with HIV/AIDS
0
No
1297
1
Yes
786
Sysmiss
3808
11.1e-concern with loss of community support to older people
Respondent
Loss/reduction of community support to older people
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Elderly people are concerned about Loss/reduction of community support to older people
0
No
1732
1
Yes
351
Sysmiss
3808
11.1f-concern with other F
Respondent
Other(specify)...F
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Elderly people have other concerns regarding HIV/AIDS
0
No
2062
1
Yes
21
Sysmiss
3808
Respondent
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
5891
0
1
2613
2
1933
3
1333
4
12
11.1fOth-concern with other - F specified
Respondent
Other(specify)...F
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
21
0
Name of Other concern amongst elderly people regarding HIV/AIDS
ADVICE ON HOW TO LIVE WITH AN INFECTED PERSON
2
AIDS HAS NO CURE
1
CONCERNED ABOUT RAMPANT DEATHS
1
GOING TO GET TESTED
1
GOING TO GET TESTED TO KNOW STATUS
1
HIGH SPREAD OF THE DISEASE
1
1
HOW HIV HAS AFFECTED PEOPLE
1
HOW TO LIVE POSITIVELY OR HEALTHY
1
I DON'T KNOW
1
1
LIVING HIS RESPONSIBILITIES AS A PERSON
1
MYSTERIOUS DISEASE WITH NO CURE
1
NOT SPECIFIED
1
PEOPLE ASSOCIATE YOU WITH EVIL HABITS
1
PEOPLE DONT DISCUSS ABOUT IT OPENLY
1
REJECTION OF INFECTED PEOPLE BY SOCIETY
1
STATUS KNOWLEDGE SO THAT YOU CAN DECIDE YOUR FUTURE
1
TO GET SAVED
1
VERY BUSY DONT HAVE TI ME TO DISCUSS ISSUES
1
11.1g-concern with other G
Respondent
Other(specify)...G
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Elderly people have other concerns regarding HIV/AIDS
0
No
2076
1
Yes
7
Sysmiss
3808
11.1gOth-concern with other - G specified
Respondent
Other(specify)...G
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
6
0
Name of Other concern amongst elderly people regarding HIV/AIDS
CAUSES OF HIV
1
DONT ADVOCATE FOR CONDOMS
1
HIGH ILLITERACY LEVELS
1
INCREASING NUMBER OF ORPHANS
1
IRESPONSIBLE SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR
1
NOT SPECIFIED
1
11.1h-death of young people
Respondent
Death of young people...H
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2010
3881
Elderly people are concerned about deaths of young people from HIV/AIDS
0
No
1993
1
Yes
17
Sysmiss
3881
11.1i-loss of partner to HIVAIDS
Respondent
Loss of partner to HIV/AIDS...I
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2012
3879
Elderly people are concerned about loss of partner to HIV/AIDS
0
No
1963
1
Yes
49
Sysmiss
3879
11.1j-don't knowdeath of young people
Respondent
Dont Know death of young people...J
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2008
3883
Elderly people are concerned about unknown deaths of young people due to HIV/AIDS
0
No
1981
1
Yes
27
Sysmiss
3883
11.1k-loss of friends or community members to AIDS
Respondent
Loss of friends or community members to HIV/AIDS...K
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2008
3883
Elderly people are concerned about Loss of friends and community members to AIDS
0
No
2002
1
Yes
6
Sysmiss
3883
11.1l-advicing young people to change behaviour
Respondent
Advising young people to change behaviour...L
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2009
3882
Elderly people are concerned about giving advice to young people to change behaviour
0
No
1990
1
Yes
19
Sysmiss
3882
11.1m-loss of relatives to AIDS
Respondent
Loss of relatives to HIV/AIDS
PROBE: Any other concern? CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2008
3883
Elderly people are concerned about loss of relatives to HIV/AIDS
0
No
2002
1
Yes
6
Sysmiss
3883
11.2-personally been affected by HIV/AIDS
Respondent
11.2 Have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
(Y=YES;N=NO; IF NO SKIP TO 11.4)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Respondent personally affected by HIV/AIDS
0
No
1717
1
Yes
366
Sysmiss
3808
11.3a-affected thro caring for persons infected
Respondent
11.3 How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
Caring/cared for someone infected with HIV/AIDS...A
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above personally affected by HIV/AIDS
366
5525
Respondent affected by Caring for someone with HIV/AIDS
0
No
208
1
Yes
158
Sysmiss
5525
11.3b-affected thro caring for orphaned children
Respondent
11.3 How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
Caring for orphaned children...B
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above personally affected by HIV/AIDS
366
5525
Respondent affected by Caring for orphaned children
0
No
265
1
Yes
101
Sysmiss
5525
11.3c-affected thro loss of support from adult children
Respondent
11.3 How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
Loss of support from adult children who died of/sick of AIDS...C
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above personally affected by HIV/AIDS
366
5525
Respondent affected by Loss of support from adult children who died of/sick of AIDS
0
No
328
1
Yes
38
Sysmiss
5525
11.3d-personally infected with HIV/AIDS
Respondent
11.3 How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
Infected with HIV/AIDS...D
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above personally affected by HIV/AIDS
366
5525
Respondent affected by being infected with HIV/AIDS
0
No
348
1
Yes
18
Sysmiss
5525
11.3e-affected thro loss of community support to older people
Respondent
11.3 How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
Loss/reduction of community support to older people...E
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above personally affected by HIV/AIDS
366
5525
Respondent affected by Loss/reduction of community support to older people
0
No
282
1
Yes
84
Sysmiss
5525
11.3f-affected thro loss of spouse to AIDS
Respondent
11.3 How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
Loss/reduction of community support to older people...E
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above personally affected by HIV/AIDS
366
5525
Respondent affected by loss of spouse to HIV/AIDS
0
No
360
1
Yes
6
Sysmiss
5525
11.3g-concern with other G
Respondent
11.3 How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
Other(specify)...G
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above personally affected by HIV/AIDS
366
5525
Respondent affected by HIV/AIDS in other way
0
No
350
1
Yes
15
2
1
Sysmiss
5525
11.3g-concern with other - G specified
Respondent
11.3 How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
Other(specify)...G
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above personally affected by HIV/AIDS
15
0
Name of other HIV/AIDS effect on respondent
CHANGE THE WAY I THINK ABOUT THE DISEASE
1
COUNCILING
1
COUNSELLING
1
COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT
1
HAS A FRIEND WHO IS INFECTED
1
HAS SEEN SOME FRIENDS GET INFECTED
1
HAS SEEN THE SUFFERING OF INFECTED
1
JUST THROUGH HEARING AND SEEING THINGS HAPPEN I WAS AFFECTED
1
LOSS OF FRIENDS & RELATIVES
1
LOST BROTHER IN LAW TO HIV/AIDS
1
Loss of friend to AIDS
1
NIECE WHO DIED OF AIDS
1
NOW LOOKS AT LIFE DIFFERENTLY IN A POSITIVELY WAY
1
QS-11.3G-LOSS OF NEIGHBOURS
1
SEEING THE SUFFERING BROUGHT BY IT
1
11.3h-concern with other H
Respondent
11.3 How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
Other(specify)...H
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above personally affected by HIV/AIDS
366
5525
Respondent affected by HIV/AIDS in other way
0
No
364
1
Yes
2
Sysmiss
5525
11.3h-concern with other - H specified
Respondent
11.3 How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
Other(specify)...H
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above personally affected by HIV/AIDS
2
0
Name of other HIV/AIDS effect on respondent
GIVING FOOD
1
NIECE WHO IS AILING OF AIDS
1
11.3i-fear being infected with HIV
Respondent
11.3 How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
Fear of getting HIV/AIDS...I
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above personally affected by HIV/AIDS
366
5525
Respondent affected by fear of getting HIV/AIDS
0
No
359
1
Yes
7
Sysmiss
5525
11.3j-loss of child to AIDS
Respondent
11.3 How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
Loss of child to HIV/AIDS...J
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above personally affected by HIV/AIDS
366
5525
Respondent affected by Loss of child to HIV/AIDS
0
No
362
1
Yes
4
Sysmiss
5525
11.3k-loss of relatives to AIDS
Respondent
11.3 How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
Loss of relatives to HIV/AIDS...K
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above personally affected by HIV/AIDS
366
5525
Respondent affected by Loss of relatives to HIV/AIDS
0
No
336
1
Yes
30
Sysmiss
5525
11.3l-loss of friends or community members to AIDS
Respondent
11.3 How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?
Loss of friends/community members to HIV/AIDS
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above personally affected by HIV/AIDS
366
5525
Respondent affected by Loss of friends or community members to HIV/AIDS
0
No
330
1
Yes
36
Sysmiss
5525
11.4-chances of contracting HIV/AIDS
Respondent
11.4 Now I would like to ask you some personal questions on how you feel about HIV/AIDS
Do you think your chances of contracting HIV/AIDS are small...1; Moderate...2;Great...3;No risk at all...4;Has HIV/AIDS...5
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Respondent's assesment of self risk of HIV/AIDS
1
small
357
2
moderate
128
3
great
90
4
no risk at all
1500
5
Has HIV or AIDS
8
Sysmiss
3808
11.5a-no or small risk - abstain from sex
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Abstain from sex...A
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1857
4034
Little risk of HIV due to Abstinence from sex
0
No
1102
1
Yes
755
Sysmiss
4034
11.5b-no or small risk - use condoms
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Use condoms...B
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1857
4034
Reduced risk of HIV due to use of condoms
0
No
1749
1
Yes
108
Sysmiss
4034
11.5c-no or small risk - have only one sex partner
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Have only one sex partner...C
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1857
4034
Reduced risk since have only one sex partner
0
No
905
1
Yes
952
Sysmiss
4034
11.5d-no or small risk - spouse has no other sex partners
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Spouse has no other sex partners...D
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1857
4034
Reduced risk of HIV/AIDS because spouse has no other sex partners
0
No
1391
1
Yes
466
Sysmiss
4034
11.5e-no or small risk - avoid no blood transfusion
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Avoid/no blood transfusion...E
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1857
4034
Reduced risk of HIV/AIDS because avoid/had no blood transfusion
0
No
1696
1
Yes
161
Sysmiss
4034
11.5f-no or small risk - avoid unsterilised body piercing
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Avoid unsterilized body piercing...F
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1857
4034
Reduced risk of HIV/AIDS because avoid unsterilised body piercing
0
No
1626
1
Yes
231
Sysmiss
4034
11.5g-no or small risk - use own body piercing instruments
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Use own body piercing/shaving instruments...G
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1857
4034
Reduced risk of HIV/AIDS because use own body piercing/shaving instruments...G
0
No
1742
1
Yes
115
Sysmiss
4034
11.5h-no or small risk - other H
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Other(specify)...G
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1857
4034
Reduced risk due to other reason (Not listed in provided options0
0
No
1836
1
Yes
21
Sysmiss
4034
11.5hOth-no or small risk - other H specified
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Other (specify)...H
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
21
0
Name of other reason why respondent perceives a reduced risk of HIV/AIDS for self
A PERSON CAN BE RAPED
1
AM A BELIEVER IN GOD'S PROTECTION
1
AVOID IRRESPONSIBLE SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR
1
BECAUSE HE USE HERBAL MEDICINE
1
DK
1
DOESN'T KNOW THE REASON
1
DONT TAKE ALCOHOL
1
GETS AS MUCH INFORMATION ABOUT HIV
1
HANE ONLY TWO SEX PARTNERS
1
HAVE ONLY TWO WIVES
1
HE BELIVES IN GOD BUT NOT WORDLY PLEASURE
1
Have no sex partner
1
I HAVE MY DIGNITY
1
I KNOW MY STAND AS FAR AS SEX AS IRREPONSIBLE IS CONCERNED
1
INFECTED ALREADY
1
KEEPING SAFE
1
LOSS OF FRIENDS TO AIDS
1
SHE PREVENTS HER HANDS FROM GETTING CUTS AS SHE WORKS ON GABBEGE SITE IN DANDORA
1
TOO RELIGIOUS
1
TRUST HIMSELF
1
the two wives are faithful
1
11.5i-no or small risk - other I
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Other(specify)...I
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1857
4034
0
No
1853
1
Yes
4
Sysmiss
4034
11.5iOth-no or small risk - other I specified
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Other (specify)...I
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
4
0
Name of other reason why respondent perceives a reduced risk of HIV/AIDS for self
DEVOTED CHRISTIAN
1
FAITHFULNESS
1
I TAKE GOOD CARE OF MY SELF
1
IF YOU LEAVE EVERYTHING TO GOD, YOU ARE PROTECTED
1
11.5j-no or small risk - other J
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Other(specify)...J
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1857
4034
0
No
1857
1
Yes
0
Sysmiss
4034
11.5jOth-no or small risk - other J specified
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Other (specify)...J
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
0
0
Name of other reason why respondent perceives a reduced risk of HIV/AIDS for self
11.5k-faithful to sexual partner
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Faithful to sexual partner...K
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1857
4034
Respondent perceives reduced risk of HIV/AIDS because faithful to sexual partner
0
No
1795
1
Yes
62
Sysmiss
4034
11.5l-has no sexual urges
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Has no sexual urges...L
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1857
4034
Respondent perceives reduced risk of HIV/AIDS because has no sexual urges
0
No
1826
1
Yes
31
Sysmiss
4034
11.5m-too old for sex
Respondent
11.5 Why do you think you have NOT RISK AT ALL/SMALL chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Too old for sex...M
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1857
4034
Respondent perceives reduced risk of HIV/AIDS because too old for sex
0
No
1852
1
Yes
5
Sysmiss
4034
11.6a-mod or great risk -do not use condoms
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Do not use condoms...A
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
218
5673
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS since does not use condoms
0
No
158
1
Yes
60
Sysmiss
5673
11.6b-mod or great risk - More than one sex partner
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
More than one sex partner...B
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
218
5673
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS since has more than one sex partner
0
No
129
1
Yes
89
Sysmiss
5673
11.6c-mod or great risk - many sex partners
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Many sex partners..C
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
218
5673
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS because has many sex partners
0
No
160
1
Yes
58
Sysmiss
5673
11.6d-mod or great risk - spouse has other sex partners
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Spouse has/suspected to have other sex partners...D
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
218
5673
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS because spouse has/suspected to have other sex partners
0
No
164
1
Yes
54
Sysmiss
5673
11.6e-mod or great risk - had blood transfusion
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Had blood transfusion...E
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
218
5673
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS because has had blood transfusion
0
No
179
1
Yes
39
Sysmiss
5673
11.6f-mod or great risk - had body piercing
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Had injection/body piercing...F
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
218
5673
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS because had injection/body piercing
0
No
173
1
Yes
45
Sysmiss
5673
11.6g-mod or great risk - interacted with someone with AIDS
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Interacted with someone with AIDS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
218
5673
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS because interacted with someone with AIDS
0
No
202
1
Yes
16
Sysmiss
5673
11.6h-mod or great risk - lost weight
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Lost weight...H
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
218
5673
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS because has lost weight
0
No
214
1
Yes
4
Sysmiss
5673
11.6i-mod or great risk - have weak body resistance
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Has weak body resistance...I
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
218
5673
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS because has weak body resistance
0
No
209
1
Yes
9
Sysmiss
5673
11.6j-mod or great risk - other
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Other...J
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
218
5673
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS because of Other reason (Not listed in the provided options)
0
No
201
1
Yes
17
Sysmiss
5673
11.6jOth-mod or great risk - other specified
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Other...J
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
17
0
Name of other reason why respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS
ANYBODY CAN BE INFECTED
1
ANYBODY CAN GET AIDS
1
BECAUSE HE IS A MAN
1
BEING INJECTED
1
CARING FOR MANY PPLE WHO ARE INFECTED WITH HIV/AIDS
1
EVERYBODY IS AT RISK
1
EVERYONE IS AT RISK
1
HAS BECOME COMMON /NORMAL
1
HE EXPLAINED ONLY GOOD KNOWS BECASE HE IF FAR FROM SPOUSE
1
INFECTED
1
IT CAN CATCH ANYBODY
1
IT IS A DISEASE LIKE OTHERS
1
MAY BE IN KINYOZI
1
RAPE
1
SHE IS AN UNTRAINED BIRTH ATTENDANT (TBA)
1
TEMPTED TO HAVE MANY SEX PARTNER
1
WITH ARVS WHO MIGHT NEVER KNOW INFECTED PERSON
1
11.6k-mod or great risk - does not know
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Dont Know...K
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
218
5673
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS for unspecified reason
0
No
208
1
Yes
10
Sysmiss
5673
11.6l-abstain from sex
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Abstain from sex...L
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
219
5672
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS because does not abstain from sex
0
No
216
1
Yes
3
Sysmiss
5672
11.1m-has one sexual partner
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Has one sexual partner...M
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
219
5672
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS because does not have one sexual partner
0
No
216
1
Yes
3
Sysmiss
5672
11.6n-faithful to sexual partner
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
Faithful to sexual partner...N
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
218
5673
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS because not faithful to sexual partner
0
No
217
1
Yes
1
Sysmiss
5673
11.6o-no sexual urge
Respondent
11.6 Why do you think you have a MODERATE/GREAT chance of contracting HIV/AIDS?
No sexual urge...O
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
218
5673
Respondent perceives increased risk of HIV/AIDS because has sexual urge
0
No
216
1
Yes
2
Sysmiss
5673
11.7-willing to care for relative at home sick due to HIV
Respondent
(Y=YES;N=NO;D=DONT KNOW/UNSURE)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2075
3816
Willing to provide care to HIV/AIDS patient in own home
1
no
105
2
yes
162
3
1808
7
refused
0
8
don’t know
0
9
missing
0
Sysmiss
3816
11.8-responsibility of caring for married man with HIV/AIDS
Respondent
11.8 If a married man becomes sick with HIV/AIDS, who should mainly be responsible for providing care to him?
Spouse...1;Parents...2;Brother/Sister..3;Parent-In-law...4; Brother/sister-in-law...5; Other family members...6; Friends...7; Government facilities...8; NGOs/CBOs...9; Religious group...10;The community...11;Other...12
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Who should take care of married man with HIV/AIDS
1
spouse
1638
2
parents
225
3
brother/sister
32
4
parent-in-law
1
5
brother/sister-in-law
17
6
other family members
56
7
friends
5
8
government facilities
33
9
NGOs/CBOs
33
10
religious group
8
11
the community
16
12
other
11
95
8
98
other
0
Sysmiss
3808
11.8oth-responsibility of caring for married man with HIV/AIDS - specified
Respondent
Other...98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
11
0
Other person who should take care of married man with HIV/AIDS
ANYBODY
1
ANYBODY WHO HAS PITY
1
GOD
1
HOSPITAL
1
MATURE WOMEN TO COUNSEL AND CARE
1
NEIGHBOURS CLOSEBY
1
RELATIVES IN GENERAL
1
SELF
2
THE FAMILY
1
TRAINED COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER
1
11.9-responsibility of caring for unmarried man with HIV/AIDS
Respondent
11.9 If an unmarried man becomes sick with HIV/AIDS, who should mainly be responsible for providing care to him?
Spouse...1; Parents...2;Brother/Sister...3; Parent-In-Law...4; Brother/sister-in-law...5;Other family members...6;Friends...7;Government facilities...8; NGOs/CBOs...9; Religious groups...10; The community...11; Other...98
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Who should take care of unmarried man sick with HIV/AIDS
1
spouse
6
2
parents
1440
3
brother/sister
164
4
parent-in-law
1
5
brother/sister-in-law
0
6
other family members
240
7
friends
31
8
government facilities
52
9
NGOs/CBOs
48
10
religious group
23
11
the community
69
12
other
0
98
9
Sysmiss
3808
11.9oth-responsibility of caring for unmarried man with HIV/AIDS - specified
Respondent
Other...98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
9
0
Other person/organization should take care of unmarried man sick with HIV/AIDS (Not listed in provided options)
ANYBODY
1
ANYBODY WHO HAS PITY
1
FRIENDS AND NEIGHBOURS
1
HOSPITAL
1
NEIGHBORS
1
PEOPLE NEARER TO THEM
1
RELATIVES
1
RELATIVES IN GENERAL
1
TRAINED COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER
1
11.10-responsibility of caring for married woman with HIV/AIDS
Respondent
11.10 If a married woman becomes sick with HIV/AIDS, who should mainly be responsible for providing care to her?
Spouse...1; Parents...2;Brother/Sister...3; Parent-In-Law...4; Brother/sister-in-law...5;Other family members...6;Friends...7;Government facilities...8; NGOs/CBOs...9; Religious groups...10; The community...11; Other...98
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPNSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Who should take care of married women sick with HIV/AIDS
1
spouse
1544
2
parents
198
3
brother/sister
28
4
parent-in-law
110
5
brother/sister-in-law
16
6
other family members
57
7
friends
32
8
government facilities
35
9
NGOs/CBOs
34
10
religious group
8
11
the community
14
12
other
0
98
7
Sysmiss
3808
11.10oth-responsibility of caring for married woman with HIV/AIDS - specified
Respondent
Other...98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
7
0
Other person/organization should take care of married woman sick with HIV/AIDS (Not listed in provided options)
ANYBODY
1
HOSPITAL
1
NEIGHBOURS
1
RELATIVES
2
TRAINED COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER
1
TRAINED COUNSELORS
1
11.11-responsibility of caring for unmarried woman with HIV/AIDS
Respondent
11.11 If an unmarried woman becomes sick with HIV/AIDS, who should be the main person who should provide care to her?
Spouse...1; Parents...2;Brother/Sister...3; Parent-In-Law...4; Brother/sister-in-law...5;Other family members...6;Friends...7;Government facilities...8; NGOs/CBOs...9; Religious groups...10; The community...11; Other...98
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Who should take care of unmarried woman sick with HIV/AIDS
1
spouse
6
2
parents
1518
3
brother/sister
102
4
parent-in-law
0
5
brother/sister-in-law
3
6
other family members
225
7
friends
26
8
government facilities
63
9
NGOs/CBOs
48
10
religious group
29
11
the community
54
12
other
0
98
9
Sysmiss
3808
11.11oth-responsibility of caring for unmarried woman with HIV/AIDS - specified
Respondent
Other...98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
9
0
Other person/organization should take care of unmarried woman sick with HIV/AIDS (Not listed in provided options)
ANYBODY
1
HER IMMEDIATE NEIGHBOURS
1
HOSPITAL WHERE THERE'S SPECIAL CARE
1
MISSING
1
NEIGHBOURS
1
RELATIVES
2
TRAINED COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER
1
TRAINED COUNSELLORS
1
11.12-ever been tested for HIV
Respondent
11.12 I dont want to kno the results, but have you ever been tested to see if you have the HIV virus?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF YES SKIP TO 11.15)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Ever tested for HIV/AIDS
0
No
1622
1
Yes
450
8
DK
11
Sysmiss
3808
11.13-willing to be tested for HIV
Respondent
11.13 Would you be willing to be tested for HIV/AIDS?
(Y=YES;N=NO;IF YES SKIP TO 11.15)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1633
4258
Willing to be tested for HIV/AIDS
0
No
607
1
Yes
963
8
DK
63
Sysmiss
4258
11.14a-unwilling - risk of contacting HIV is low
Respondent
11.14 Why are you unsure/not willing to be tested for HIV/AIDS?
Risk of contracting HIV is low...A
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
670
5221
Respondent perceives low risk of contracting HIV
0
No
446
1
Yes
224
Sysmiss
5221
11.14b-unwilling - risk of contacting HIV is high
Respondent
11.14 Why are you unsure/not willing to be tested for HIV/AIDS?
Risk of contracting HIV is high...B
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
670
5221
Respondent perceives high risk of contracting HIV
0
No
651
1
Yes
19
Sysmiss
5221
11.14c-unwilling - testing has no benefit
Respondent
11.14 Why are you unsure/not willing to be tested for HIV/AIDS?
Testing has no benefit...C
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
670
5221
Respondent perceives that testing has no benefit
0
No
285
1
Yes
385
Sysmiss
5221
11.14d-unwilling - spouse or partner doesnt approve
Respondent
11.14 Why are you unsure/not willing to be tested for HIV/AIDS?
Spouse/partner does not approve...D
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
670
5221
Respondent perceives spouse/partner would not approve of HIV testing
0
No
657
1
Yes
13
Sysmiss
5221
11.14e-unwilling - not ready or fear of knowing status
Respondent
11.14 Why are you unsure/not willing to be tested for HIV/AIDS?
Not ready/fear of knowing status...E
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
670
5221
Respondent perceives a lack of readiness to know HIV status
0
No
594
1
Yes
76
Sysmiss
5221
11.14f-unwilling - dont know place for testing
Respondent
11.14 Why are you unsure/not willing to be tested for HIV/AIDS?
Do not know place for testing...F
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
670
5221
Respondent does not know HIV testing place
0
No
664
1
Yes
6
Sysmiss
5221
11.14g-unwilling - other G
Respondent
11.14 Why are you unsure/not willing to be tested for HIV/AIDS?
Other...G
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
670
5221
Respondent has other reason why unwilling to be tested for HIV
0
No
663
1
Yes
7
Sysmiss
5221
11.14gOth-unwilling - other G specified
Respondent
11.14 Why are you unsure/not willing to be tested for HIV/AIDS?
Other...G
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
7
0
Name of other reason why respondent unwilling to be tested for HIV
DOESTNT TRUST ANYBODYTO TAKE HIS BLOOD FOR TESTING
1
DONT KNOW MY STATUS
1
ITS SHAMEFUL TO GO TO BE TESTED
1
NEVER DECIDED
1
NEVER THOUGH ABOUT IT
1
NEVER THOUGHT OF IT
1
TRUST IN GOD TO PROTECT HER
1
11.14h-unwilling - other H
Respondent
11.14 Why are you unsure/not willing to be tested for HIV/AIDS?
Other...H
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
670
5221
Respondent has other reason why unwilling to be tested for HIV
0
No
669
1
Yes
1
Sysmiss
5221
11.14hOth-unwilling - other H specified
Respondent
11.14 Why are you unsure/not willing to be tested for HIV/AIDS?
Other...H
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1
0
Name of other reason why respondent unwilling to be tested for HIV
MY SPOUSE
1
11.14i-see no need for testing
Respondent
11.14 Why are you unsure/not willing to be tested for HIV/AIDS?
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
670
5221
Respondent has other reason why unwilling to be tested for HIV
0
No
646
1
Yes
24
Sysmiss
5221
11.14j-too old to be tested
Respondent
11.14 Why are you unsure/not willing to be tested for HIV/AIDS?
CIRCLE ALL MENTIONED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
670
5221
0
No
657
1
Yes
13
Sysmiss
5221
11.15-older people infected with HIV/AIDS in community
Respondent
11.15 Would you say there are older people infected with HIV/AIDS in this community?
(Y=YES;N=NO)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2083
3808
Older people in the community who are infected with HIV/AIDS
0
No
616
1
Yes
1427
8
dont know
39
95
missing
1
Sysmiss
3808
11.16-respondents comments or questions
Respondent
11.16 We have now come to the end of our discussion. Do you have any comments or questions you would like to ask me?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
892
Comments or Questions from Respondent
- IF YOU DO PROMOTE FREE HEALTH CHECK UP, DO IT EXTENSIVELY AND SPARE 2-3 DAYS NOT 1; ALSO GIVE OUT THE GOOD AND LATEST DRUGS FOR THE ILLNESS LIKE MALARIA. - GIVE UTMOST ATTENTION TO PEOPLE WITH COMPLEX PROBLEMS AND SPONSOR THEM TO GO FOR FURTH
1
0
1
1
1
1
1) WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF ASKING PERSONAL QUESTIONS E.G Q2.3, 2.5 ,2.6 AND 2.16
1
1. HOW ARE THE ELEDERLY GOING TO BENEFIT FROM THIS RESEARCH
1
A REWARD SHOULD BE GRANTED TO ANYONE WHO PARTICIPATES IN THIS RESEARCH
1
ACTUALLY HE WONDERS WHAT WE NORMALLY DO WITH THE QUESTIONS AFTER ASKING THEM
1
1
AFTER ASKING ALL THE QUESTIONS WHATS THE WAY FORWAD AND WHAT HELP CAN ONE GET?
1
AFTER ASKING ALL THESE QUSTIONS WHAT IS THE FINAL BENEFIT
1
AFTER ASKING ALL THOSE QUESTIONS WHAT ARE THE WAYS SHE CAN PASS/DO INORDER TO GET HELP
1
AFTER ASKING ALL THOSE QUESTIONS, ARE WE TAKING THEM TO THE GOVERNMENT OF HOSPITALS AND HEALTH CENTRES?
1
1
AFTER ASKING WHAT HELP ARE WE GIVEN. WE'VE BEEN ASKING QUESTIONS AND HAVE NOT SEEN ANY BENEFIT. IN FUTURE WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO HELP US E.G HOUSING, EDUCATION AND FINANCIAL STATUS
1
AFTER DOING THE RESEARCH, WHAT WILL THE NGO DO TO ASSIST OR ARE THE QUESTIONS FOR INFORMATION PURPOSE ONLY?
1
AFTER RESEARCH IS THERE ANY HELP TO THE OLD PEOPLE?
1
AFTER RESEARCH WHAT DO WE BENEFIT AS OLD PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY
1
AFTER TAKING THE REPORT ONE CAN GET TO KNOW WHETHER IT HELPS OR DOESN'T AND WHERE TO GO TO.
1
AFTER THE INTERVIEW I DONT HAVE SOMEBODU TO ASSIST ME AND AM WEAK IS THERE ANY HELP FOR THE OLD
1
AFTER THE INTERVIEW IS THERE ANY ASSISTANCE FORTH COMING
1
AFTER THE RESEARCH ANALYSIS IS THERE ANY ASSISTANCE TO THE RESIDENTS OR RESPONDENTS
1
AFTER THE RESEARCH IF YOUR ARE GOING TO GIVE FREE EYE CHECKUP PROVISION OF SPECKS AND OTHER COMPLEX PROBLEMS
1
1
AFTER THESE QUESTION WHAT WILL BE THE OUTCOMME ATHE THE END OF IT
1
AFTER THIS ALL THIS QUESTIONS WHAT ARE THE FINAL BENEFITS
1
AFTER THIS RESEARCH FOR HOW LONG THE RESULT ARE GOING TO TAKE TO BE SHOWN TOGETHER WIOTH THEIR BENEFITS
1
1
AFTER WE ASK QUESTIONS CAN WE OFFER ANY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, BECAUSE THE LIFE OF THESE PEOPLE IS HARD
1
AFTER WE HAVE COLLECTED ALL THIS DATA RESPONDENTS WANTED TO KNOW WHAT WILL FOLLOW
1
AFTER WRITING EVERYTHING WHAT ARE WE L0OKING FOR AN THE BENEFITS FOR THEM. AND HOW DO WE HELP THEM IF THEY HAVE ALL THE PROBLEMS THEY'VE SAID.
1
AFTER YOUR SURVEY ARE YOU GOING TO GIVE US MEDICAL ATTENTION. IN PARTICULAR FREE EYE ABD EAR CHECKUPS, IN WHAT WAY OR MEANS WILL YOU GET INTOUCH WITH US. YOU HAVE TAKEN THE INTERVIW WILL WE GET TH RESULT OUTCOME
1
AFTER YOUR SURVEY IS THERE ANY ASSISTANCE FORCOMING
1
AFTER YOUR SURVEY IS THERE ANY ASSISTANCE FRO THE WEAK AND DISABLED PEOPLE LIKE US-FINANCIAL, HEALTH AND CLOTHING BECAUSE WE HAVE NO WORK(BLIND, CANT WORK) SINCE THEY DEPEND ON DONATIONS AND WELFARE-CAN THIS INSITITUTION TAKE SUCH A RESPONSIBIL
1
AHUMBLE REQUEST THE PROJECT TO ASSIST THE OLD
1
1
ALL THOSE YEARS WE'VE BEEN ASKING AND WRITING QUESTIONS WHER ARE WE GOING TO HELP THEM AND THEY ARE SUFFERING?
1
AM TIRED OF THESE QUESTIONS WITH NO BENEFIT
2
ANY ASSISTANCE
1
ANY ASSISTANCE?
1
APPRECIATED THE WORK WE ARE DOING AND PRAYED FOR THE OUTCOME TO BEAR FRUITS FIRST
1
ARE THERE ORGANISATIONS WHICH TAKE CARE OF ORPHANS WHO CAN ASSIST ME SO THAT MY LATE BROTHER'S CHILDREN WHO ARE IN SCHOOL DONT DROP OUT?
1
ARE YOU GOING TO HELP ME AFTER ASKING ALL THAT?
1
AS COMMUNITY PROJECT PROVID E FREE MEDICAL ATTENTION , CAPITAL FOR BUSINESS, EXTENT TIME FOR FREE MEDICAL ATTENTION
1
AS PEOPLE OIN THE COMMUNIRTY WHAT HELP ARE THEY GOING TO RECEIVE BECAUSE TIME TO TIME THEY ARE ASKED DIFFERENT QUESTIONS AND THEY HAVE NEVER RECEIVED OR SEEN ANY BENEFIT
1
ASKED HOW HE WILL GET TO KNOW THE FINDINGS OF THIS STUDY COLLECTIONS
1
ASKING THAT YOU HAVE KNOWN OUR PROBLEMS AND ARE SO MUCH. IF THERE IS A HELP FORTHCOMMING AFTER YOUR SUVEY
1
ASSIST IN TERMS OF SCHOOL FEES - HE HAS A SON WHO PASSED WELL BUT DID NOT PURSUE HIS STUDIES
1
1
BASICALLY WHAT DO THESE QUESTIONS ASSIST THE COMMUNITY WITH? WE HAVE NEVER SEEN ANY TANGIBLE RESULTS
1
BECAUSE HE SEES THE RESEARCH PEOPLE VERY OFTEN, WHAT WILL BE THE END OF IT. WILL THERE BE ANY BENEFIT AFTER ALL OF THE PEOPLE WILL BE LEFT JUST LIKE THAT
1
CALL ON PROJECT SINCE THE REACH THE FIELD AND SEE HOW THE OLD ARE LIVING AND EVEN IMPROVE THE HOUSES WHICH ARE HOLF KILLING. MAY GOB BLESS THE PROJECT IF THEY DONT FORGET THE AGED.
1
CALL ON THE PROJECT TO ASSIST THE OLD MATERIAL
1
CALLS ON THE PROJECT NOT TO FORGET THE POOR AGED LIVING IN KOROGOCHO
1
CALLS ON THE PROJECT TO ASSIST THE DISABLED AGED PEOPLE
1
CALLS ON THE PROJECT TO ASSIST THE OLD POOR PEOPLE IN KOROGOCHO
1
CAN THE ORGANIZATION AT LEAST DO A BENEFICIAL PROJECT IN ORDER TO MOTIVATE THE PEOPLE OF COMMUNITY IN THEIR RESEARCH
1
CAN THE ORGANIZATION HELP IN ANY WAY. (HIS HOUSE WAS GUTTED DOWN BY FIRE) IN PROVISION OF BUILDING MATERIALS
1
CAN YOU ASSIST WITH MEDICAL CARE SINCE SHE IS SICK HAS HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE,ALSO WITH FOOD SINCE SHE CARES FOR A BIG FAMILY ?
1
CAN YOU BRING MEDICINE FOR THE ELDERLY, FOR BACK-ACHE AND ACHING LEG?
1
1
CANT THESE ORGANISATIONS COME TO KOOROGOCHO AND WORK WITH KENWA IN HELPING, ESPECIALLY THE ORPHANS WHO ARE INCREASING AT AN ALARMING RATE?, "IN EDUCATION FOR EXAMPLE"
1
CAPITAL FOR BOOSTING HIS BUSINESS-HE IS A HERBALIST BUT CAPITAL IS THE VERY THING HINDERING HIS PROGRESS. NON
1
CAPITAL FOR BUSINESS - LACK OF IT, SHE IS SICK (WITH BLOOD PRESSURE). IS THERE ANY ASSISTANCE IN TERMS OF INTENSIVE MEDICAAL CARE? SHE HAS GOT ORPHANS TAKING ACRE OF. IS THERE ANY HELP E.G. LIKE SCHOOL AND OTHERS FORTHCOMING?
1
CAPITAL FOR BUSINESS YOU HAVE TO CONSIDER THE COMMUNITY ALSO INTERMS OF CAPITAL FOR BUSINESS
1
1
CAPITAL FOR BUSINESS- TO START A BETTER WORK THAN THE ONE HE DOES, SCAVANGING. FREE MEDICAL CAMPS- TO BE MORE THAN ONE DAY
1
CAPITAL FOR BUSINESS. MEDICAL CARE NOT ONE DAY (2 - 3 DAYS)
1
CLEANLINESS IN THE AREA IS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE. IF THE ORGANIZATION CAN COORDINATE THE SAME, WHAT WILL HE BENEFIT FROM THE QUESTIONS AND RESEARCH, APART FROM BENEFITING OURSELVES FROM THE SAME
1
COMPLAINED OF LACK OF HOUSE RENT AND HUNGER
1
1
CONCERNING THE INTERVIEW YOU HAVE TAKEN IT FOR A LONG TIME AMD THERE IS NO WAY YOU ARE BENEFITING US. IT IS FOR WHAT PURPOSE
1
COULD THE ORGANIZATION OFFER ANY KIND OF ASSISTANCE TO THESE OLD PEOPLE EITHER FINANCIALLY OR IN PROVISION OF HEALTH FACILITIES
1
DO YOU HAVE PLANS OF FINANCILA ASSISTANCE TO PEOPLE LIKE ME WHO ARE NOT ABLE TO MAKE ENDS MEET ESPECIALLY ASSISTANCE ON SCHOOL FEES SINCE I STILL HAVE SCHOOL GOING CHILDREN
1
1
DOES THIS RESEARCH HELP THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE OLD AND NEEDS HELP
1
DOES YOUR ORGANIZATION OFFER ANY ASSISTANCE TO THE PEOPLE WHO ARE ECONOMICALLY CHALLEGED
1
DONT HAVE MONEY FOR MY EYES AND THEY GET WORSE EVERYDAY
1
DONT JUST DO RESEARCH ONLY DO SOME KIND OF HELP FOR THE COMMUNITY IN THAT WAY YOU ATTRACT THE COMMUNITY ATTENTION PROVIDE US WITH CAPITAL FOR BUSINESSES. INTECSIVE HEALTHCARE FOR ESPECIALLY WITH COMPLEX COMPLICATIONSFOR THE OTHERS INCREASE THE
1
EVER SINCE WE STARTED ANSWERING QUESTIONS FROM PEOPLE WHO GO ROUND ASKING, MUCH HAS NOT CHANGED. WHAT DOES YOUR ORGANISATION PLAN TO DO?
1
EXPECTS GOOD FROM STUDY
1
EXTENSIVE HEALTH ASSISTANCE. THE FREE MEDICAL CAMP SHOULD BE WELL ARRANGED SEPARATING THE WEAK ONES FROM THE STRONG ONES. CARE FOR THOSE WITH COMPLEX PROBLEMS AND NEED TO UNDERGO SURGERY BUT UNABLE BECAUSE OF LACK OF FUNDS AND ALSO THOSE WITH P
1
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
1
FINANCIAL SUPPORT IS NECESSARY
1
1
1
GET TO US PLEASE ASSIST IF YOU CAN
1
GIVE ASSISTANCE TO THOSE DISABLED.
1
GIVE SOME SIGNIFICANT AND NECESSARY ASSISTANCE TO THE COMMUNITY EG FREE MEDICAL CAMP,SCHOOLARSHIPS
1
GIVE US FINANCIAL HELP AND MEDICATION
1
GIVE US FUNDS AND HELP THE OLD
1
GROUPS NEEDED TO TAKE CARE OF THOSE WHO ARE INFECTD WITH HIV/ AIDS
1
HAPANA
1
HAS NO QUESTION
2
HAS NO QUSTION
1
HAVING REACHED RETIREMENT AGE BUT STILL HAVING CHILDREN TO EDUCATE WHAT SUPPORT DO YOU OFFER THOSE WHO NEED YOUR ASSISTANCE
1
HE ASKED WHAT CAN THE RESEARCH BENEFIT THE OLD PEOPLE BECAUSE THEY HAVE PROBLEMS IN EDUCATION THEIR GRANDCHILDREN
1
HE BELIEVES HE WILL GET HELP ONE DAY
1
HE COMMENTED THAT I AM TOO YOUNG FOR THIS QUESTIONS
1
HE COMPLAINS THAT HE IS TIRED ANSWERING THIS QUESTIONS NOW AND THEN WITHOUT SEEING THE RESULTS
1
HE DOESNT MIND THE INTERVIEW
1
HE EXPECTS TO KNOW THE RESULT OF THIS STUDY
1
HE FILS THIS FORMS DAY IN DAY OUT BUT HE HAS NEVER SEEN ANY RESULTS OR BENEFITS
1
HE HAS BEEN ANSWEERING THIS QUESTION TIME TO TIME BUST HAS NEVER SEEN AN EFFECT
1
HE HAS BEEN INTERVIEWED FOR LONG WITHOUG RECEIVING HELP
1
1
1
HE HAS GREAT PROBLEM IS THERE ANY ASSISTANCE CAPITAL FOR BUSINESS HIS HOUSE DEMOISHED BY THIEVES ANY ASSISTANCE TO RBUILD IT
1
HE HOPES AT THE END OF EVERYTHING HE WOULD BE HELPED
1
1
HE IS CURIOUS TO BE INFORMED OF THE OUTCOME OF THE RESEARCH
1
1
HE IS NOT HAPPY BECAUSE OF MANY QUESTIONS WE HAVE BEEN ASKING AND WHEN IS HE GOING TO SEE THE BENEFIT?
1
HE IS PATIENTLY WAITING FOR THE RESULTS OF THE INTERVIEW
1
1
HE IS SICK, TB, ALTHOUGH STRONG, SOMETIMES HE HAS WORRIES OF HEALTH PROBLEMS- SICK, NO MONEY FOR MEDICAL ATTENTION/ INTENSIVE MEDICAL CARE. CAPITAL FOR BUSINESS- THE PROBLEM IS CAPITAL, ARE YOU GOING TO GIVE US THIS KIND OF OPPORTUNITIES TO REI
1
HE IS TIRED OF ANSWERING QUESTIONS
1
HE IS VERY OLD AND WEAK AND HE EXPECTS MORE FROM THE CENTRE. HE WILL BE VERY MUCH HAPPY TO GET ASSISTANCE FROM THE CENTRE
1
1
HE NEEDS ASSISTANCE IF THERE IS ANY RESULTING THE STUDY
1
HE NEEDS ASSISTANCE IF THERE WILL BE ANY RESULTING FROM THIS STUDY
1
HE NEEDS HELP THAT WILL COME OUT OF THIS STUDY
1
HE PRAYS FOR THE FRUITATION OF THE RESEARCH
1
HE PRAYS THAT HE WILL SEE THE IMPACT OF THIS ROUND INTERVIEW
1
HE REQUESTED THE PROJECT NOT ONLY TO ASSIST PEOPLE AS A GROUP SINCE THERE ARE THOSE AT HOME BUT TO BE GOING FROM HOUSE TO HOUSE .
1
HE REQUESTED THIS ORGANIZATION TO HELP THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE POOR AND DISABLE IN THE SLUM AREAS
1
HE REQUESTS THIS ORANIZATION TO OVER SECURITY FOR OLD PEOPLE IN THIS COMMUNITY
1
HE REQUESTS TO BE GIVEN A SMALL LOAN TO START A SMALL BUSINESS
1
1
HE SAYS THAT HE SHOULD BE HELPED FINANCIALLY IF THERE IS ANY.
1
HE WANTED TO KNOW WHAT THE RESULTS OF THE RESEARCH WILL YIELD AND ESPECIALLY PERSONAL GAINS
1
HE WANTS TO BE CONSIDERED IF AT ALL THERE IS ANY HELP RESULTING FROM THIS SURVEY
1
1
HE WANTS TO KNOW THE OUTCOME OF THE STUDY
1
HE WANTS TO KNOW THE OUTCOME OF THIS STUDY
1
HE WANTS TO KNOW THE RESULT OF THIS STUDY
1
HE WANTS TO SEE THE RSULTS OF THIS RESEARCH BECAUSE HE HAS NEEN ANSWERING THIS QUESTIONS FOR A LONG TIME AND HE HAS NEVER SEENOUTCOME
1
HE WAS ALSO INSISTING WHAT HE WILL GAIN FROM ALL THIS STUDY
1
HE WAS ASKING FOR ASSISTANCE IF THERE IS ANY FOR THE SCHOOL FEES OF HIS CHILDREN
1
HE WAS ASKING FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO HELP HIM PAY SCHOOL FEES OF HIS CHILDREN
1
HE WAS ASKING FOR FINANCIAL HELP TO IMPROVE HIS LIVING STANDARDS
1
HE WAS ASKING FOR HELP IN CASE OF ANY ESPECIALLY TO UPLIFT HER POVERTY LEVEL
1
HE WAS ASKING FOR HELP IN THE CLEANING OF THE ENVIRONMENT IF POSIBLE DURING THIS RAINY SEASON
1
HE WAS ASKING HOW HE WILL BENEFIT FROM ALL THESE QUESTIONS I HAVE ASKED HIM
1
HE WAS ASKING HOW HE WILL BENEFIT FROM THIS STUDY
1
HE WAS ASKING IF THE CENTRE CAN ORGANISE ATLEAST CLEAN UP IN THE COMMUNITY ESPECIALLY DURING THIS RAINY SEASON
1
HE WAS ASKING IF THERE IS ANY ASSISTANCE TO OFFER FOR THE EDUCATION OF HIS CHILD
1
HE WAS ASKING TO BE INFORMED OF THE RESULTS OF THIS SURVEY
1
1
HE WAS COMPLAINIGN OF FREQUENT QUESTION FROM PEOPLE OF THE CENTRE
1
HE WAS COMPLAINING OF TOO MANY QUESTIONS AND HE DOESNT NO WHAT HE WILL BENEFIT FROM THIS
1
HE WAS COMPLAINING OF TOO MUCH QUESTIONS BUT DOESN'T RECEIVE ANY HELP LIKE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
1
HE WAS COMPLAINING OVER TOO MANY QUESTIONS
1
HE WAS COMPLAINING THAT PEOPLE HAVE BEEN COMMING TO HIS HOUSE TO ASK MANY QUESTIONS OF WHICH ARE OF NO BENEFIT TO HIM
1
HE WAS DEMANDING TO KNOW WHEN WILL BE THE RESULT OF THIS STUDY READY
1
HE WAS GRATEFUL BUT INSISTED TO BE CONSIDERED IF THERE IS ANY OUTCOME FROM THIS SURVEY
1
HE WAS GREATFULLY AND WHISHED THAT THEY WILL BE LOOKED UPON ESPECIALLY ON THE SIDE OF HEALTH AND FINANCE
1
HE WAS HAPPY ABOUT THE STUDY AND HOPED THE STUDY WILL YIELD GOOD RESULT THAT WILL HELP THE AGED PEOPLE
1
HE WAS HAPPY AND WISHES TGHAT THEY AGED PEOPLE WILL BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION
1
HE WAS HAPPY BECAUSE HE WAS A BENEFICIARY OF THE FREE MEDICAL CAMP HELD IN ST ELIZABETH PRIMARY AND WISHED THAT IT WAS HELD AGAIN
1
HE WAS HAPPY WITH THE QUESTIONS AND WISHES TO SEE THE OUTCOME OF THE STUDY
1
HE WAS INSISTING IF THERE WILL BE ANY HELP THEY WILL RECEIVE AFTER ANSWERING ALL THESE QUESTIONS
1
HE WAS INSISTING ON THE OUTCOME OF THIS RESEARCH
1
HE WAS INSISTING TO KNOW THE FEEDBACK OF THIS STUDY
1
HE WAS INSISTING TO KNOW WHAT HE WILL BENEFIT THIS RESEARCH
1
HE WAS REQUESTING FOR ANY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IF THERE IS ANY RESULTING FROM THE STUDY
1
HE WAS REQUESTING FOR FINANCIAL HELP
1
HE WAS REQUESTING TO BE ASSISTED ON SCHOOL PROBLEM
1
HE WAS REQUESTING TO BE CONSIDERED FOR ANY ASSISTANCE RESULTING FROM THIS STUDY
1
HE WAS REQUESTING TO BE CONSIDERED IF AT ALL THERE IS ANYTHING TO BENEFIT FROM THE STUDY
1
HE WAS REQUESTING TO BE HELPED FINANCIALLY IF THE CENTRE CAN SO THAT HE CAN SORT OUT THE SCHOOL FEES PROBLEM OF HIS CHILDREN
1
HE WAS REQUESTING TO BE INFORMED OF THE OUTCOME OF THE STUDY WHEN READY
1
HE WAS SUGESTYING A CLEANUP EXERCISE IF POOSSIBLE BECAUSE OF THE HORRIBLE SITUATION DURING THE RAINY SEASON
1
HE WASNTED THE CENTRE TO PARTICIPATE IN PROMOTING THE WELL BEING OF THE PEOPLE ESPECIALLY THE AIDS VICTIMS
1
HE WONDERS WHAT WE ACTUALLY DO WITH THE ANSWERS THAT THEY GIVE SINCE HE HAS NEVER HEARD OF ANY HELP FROM US
1
HE WOULD LIKE CLEANLINESS FACILITIES IN THE COMMUNITY. ALSO PROVISION OF FREE OR REDUCED COST HEALTH FACILITIES
1
HEALTH MATTERS EXTENSIVE CARE DURING YOUR FREE MEDICAL CAMP,GIVING CAPITAL TO START BUSINESSES,GIVING SCHOLARSHIP
1
HELP FORTH COMING TO THE OLD ONES WHO ARE WEAK AFTER YOUR INTERVIEW
1
HELP OUT THE COMMUNITY WITH MEDICAL HELP
1
HIS COMMENT WAS THAT HE IS TIRED OF THIS QUESTIONS AND HE WILL NEVER ANSWER THEM AGAIN
1
HIS CONDITION IS WORSE(LEGS CHEST PROBLEM)-HAS GOT NO TOOTH HE IS ASKING WHETHER THESE ORGANIZATIONS CAN GFIVE FREE MEDICAL ATTENTION. ABOVE ALL FOR COMPLEX PROBLEMS
1
HIS PRAYER TO THIS ORGANIZATION IS THAT IT SHOULD HELP THE YOUNG GENERATION TO GET ENOUGH EDUCAITON AND IN FUTURE TO GET EMPLOYED
1
HOPES SHE WILL SEE THE BENEFITS SOON
1
HOW ARE THE PEOPLE ASSISTED I.E. THE SICKLY AND HOW CAN YOU BEEF UP SECURITY?
1
HOW ARE YOU PLANNING ON HELPING THE ELEDERLYH THORUGH THIS RESEARCH
1
HOW CAN I GET ASSISTANCE FROM APHRC IN MATTERS TO DO WITH DAILY BREAD
1
HOW CAN THE NGO HELP IN ASSISTING IN MEDICAL HELP. THE WOMAN HAS HELATH PROBLEMS
1
HOW CAN THIS ORGANIZATION HELP A GRANDMOTHER LIKE ME WITH 5 GRANDCHILDREN IN PRIMARY, YET I WORK AT THE DUMPSITE (MUKURU)
1
1
HOW CAN YOU ASSIST ORPHANS AND THEIR NEEDS
1
1
HOW DO PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/ AIDS BENEFIT FROM THE FREE ARVS AND WHERE CAN THEY GET SUPPORT
1
HOW DO THESE QUESTIONS HELP US IF WE DO NOT SEE CHANGE AND YET QUESTIONS ARE ASKED NOW AND THEN
1
HOW DO YOU INTEND TO HELP OLD PEOPLE BY ASKING THESE QUESTIONS
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HOW DOES THIS RESEARCH HELP THE PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY?
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HOW DOES THIS RESEARCH HELP US DIRECTLY, PERSONALLY I DONT SEE ANY BENEFIT
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HOW DON TOU BENEIT THE POOR AND ELDERLY? YOU'VE TAKEN ALOT OF INFORMATION WHAT IS THE WAY FORWARD ANY BENEFIT FORTH COMING?
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HOW WILL I BENEFIT FROM THIS QUESTIONS?
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HOW WILL THE ORPHANED CHILDREN BENEFIT FROM THIS RESEARCH
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HOW WILL THE RESEARCH HELP THESE OLD PEOPLE
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HOW WILL THIS RESEARCH HELP ME NOW THAT I MOVED OUT KOROGOCHO
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HUMBLY WAITING FOR THE RESULT OF THE RESEARCH
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I DONT KNOW THE BENEFIT OF THE RESEAARCH
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I HAVE ALWAYS ANSWERED QUESTIONS AND FILLED MANY QUESTIONNAIRES , WHAT AYUO GOING TO HELP US WITH
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I HAVE ASKED UESTIONS, WHAT IS THE MAIN AIM OF THE RESPONDENT?
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I HAVE PROBLEMS AND I NEED SOME FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
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I HAVE THE FORM WHATS THE PURPOSE? WHAT WAY CAN HE TAKE TO BRING OR MAKE THE FATHER OF THE GRANDCHILDREN TO TAKE CARE OF THEM? THE FATHER BRUTALLY BEAT THE CHILDREN MERCILESS AND LEFT THEM ON THE BUS STOP.
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I HOPE THIS RESEARCH WILL BENEFIT MY CHILDREN IF NOT ME
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I JUST HOPE ALL THIS QUESTIONS I MA BEING ASKED WILL SEE RESULT
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I NEED HELP WITH THIS CHILDREN THEY ARE BOTH HIV POSITIVE
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I SAID WE SHOULD TRY TO BRING MEDICINE TO THE COMMUNITY MORE OFTEN
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I WILL SOON BE RETIRING WHAT ASSISTANCE CAN I GET TO ENSURE MY YOUNGER CHILDREN GET EDUCATED? MANY PEOPLE HAVE ASKED QUESION PARTAINING EDUCATION WHEN DO WE SEE TE FRUITS OF SUCH SURVEYS
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IF POSSIBLE FINANCIALLY SUPPORT THE AGED. THIS IS BECAUSE THE CHANCES OF THE AGRED GETTING A JOB ARE FEW FOR SELF SUPPORT
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IF POSSIBLE HELP HIM
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IF THERE IS ANY HELP FORTHCOMMING AFTER YOUR SURVEY
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IF THERE IS ANY HELP FROM THESE STUDY, THE OLD MAN WAS REQUESTING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR HIS WELL BEING
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IF THERE IS ASSISTANCE AND IF SINCERELY THEY AFFECTION THE OLDPEOPLE (LOVING THEM) BUILD THEM HOMES SO THAT IS THE PLACE TO REST
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IF THERE IS ASSISTANCE IN TERMS OF EDUCATION AFTER SURVEY
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IF WE CAN BRING TO HIM MEDICINE AND ANY OTHER HELP
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IF WE COULD BE GIVING THEM A COPY OF WHATEVER WE ASK THEM FOR RECORD KEEPING AND REFERENCE
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IF YOU CAN HELP WITH MEDICINE?
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IN HER AGE SHE IS TAKING CARE FOR CHILDREN WHO ARE UNDER 20 YEARS THEY NEED TO EAT CLOTH AND GO TO SCHOOL BUT SHE HAS NO JOB AND HER HUSBAND HAS NO PERMANET JOB, WHAT HELP IS SHE GOING TO RECEIVE FROM THIS RESEACH
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IN HIS OLD AGE WHAT IS THE GOING TO RECEVE BECASU AT PRESENT HE NEED HELP TO BE BOUGHT GLASSES BECAUSE HE HAS A PROBLEM WITH HIS LEGS
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IN WHAT WAY WILL YOU ASSIST THE COMMUNITY FOR THE BETTER?AS PER MEDICAL ATTENTION I HAVE A EATING PROBLEM (I HAVE NO TOOTH) WIL YOU DO ANYTHING TO HELP ME?
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IS GRATEFUL APHRC HAS OFFERED PEOPLE FROM THESE AREAS THE JOBS
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IS HE GOING TO GET HELP TO SUPPORT THE CHILDREN WHO ARE LEFT BY HIS LATE DAUGHTER AND ALSO TO SUPPORT HIM FOR TREATMENT FOR HIS MOTHER WHO HAS BEEN ILL FOR LONG PERIOD
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IS IT POSIBLE FOR THE CENTER TO BUILD US TOILET THAT IS IN KOROGOCHO CAN THE ORGANIZATION INSTAL WATER FOR THE COMUNITY
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IS THERE ANY ASSISTANCE FOR THE OLD IN TERM OF HEALTH
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IS THERE ANY ASSISTANCE INCASE SOMEONE IS SICK OR HAS HUNGER PROBLEMS
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IS THERE ANY ASSISTANCE OFFERED TO OLD PEOPLE ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO ARE LIVING WITH THEIR GRANDCHILDREN AND YET ARE NOT ABLE TO MAKE ENDS MEET?
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IS THERE ANY ASSISTANCE THAT CAN BE OFFERED
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IS THERE ANY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE ON PARTAINS TO THE HARDSHIPS IN KENYA VIJIJINI
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IS THERE ANY HELP FORTHCOMING
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IS THERE ANY HELP FORTHCOMING AFTER THE INTERVIEW
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IS THERE ANY HELP OUT OF THIS
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IS THERE ANY HELP YOU WILL GIVE OLD PEOPLE WHO DONT HAVE FINANCES OR WHERE THEY CAN GO AND GET HELP OR BE GIVEN THE REQUIRED SERVICES
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IS THERE ANY POSITIVE OUTCOME? WHAT IS IT WHEN IS IT LIKELY TO COME
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IS THERE CURE FOR ULCERS?
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IT WILL COME A TIME WHEN RESIDENTS OF KOROGOCHO WILL GANG AGAINST ANY ORGANIZATION DOING RESEARCH IN KOROGOCHO AS WE HAVE NEVER SEEN HOW THE RESEARCH HAS BENEFITED US
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IT WOULD BE GREAT IF THIS ORGANIZATION AFTER DOIING INTERVIEWS CAN HELP BY BUILDING A HOSPITAL WHEREBY RESIDENTS WILL BE TREATED FREE OF CHARGE
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JUST ASKED A BOUT THE MEDICAL CAMP THAT IS DUE TO COME (18TH NOV 2006)
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JUST TO REQUEST YOUR ORGANIZATION TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT ABJECT POVERTY PREVALENT IN KOROGOCHO ESPECIALLY AMONG THE OLD PEOPLE AND AIDS ORPHANS
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KAM WANAWEZA LETA PESA IMUSAIDIE NA BIASHARA YAKE. AKILALA HOSPITALI AMA WATOTO MUNAWEZA KULIPA GHARAMA NA KUMUSAIDIA AU KUSOMESHA MTOTO NA KUMPA KAZI
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KAMA KUNA USAIDIZI YOYOTE WAPEWE ILI WAPATE CHAKULA NA MAHITAJI YAO YA KILA SIKU.
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KAMA SERIKALI INAWEZA KUSHUGHULIKIA WAZEE, KUWACHUNGUZA VILE WAKO NA KUWASAIDIA KIFEDHA
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KAMA WATASAIDIWA NA KITU YOYOTE HASWA MATIBABU
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MEDICAL SERVICES, EDUCATION FACILITIES (HIGH SCHOOL) IS HARD TO AFFORD. WHAT CAN THE ORGANIZATION DO TO ENHANCE CLEANLINESS AND PROVISION OF FOOD FOR THE OLD PEOPLE
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MOST POVERTY, FOOD, WATER, TOILETS LET GOVERNMENT KNOW AND TO SOMETHING. REARANGEMENT OF HOUSE ROAD WHICH ARE NECCESARY
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NEED FINANCIAL HELP
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NEED HELP
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NEED SPONSRSHIP FOR CHILDREN SCHOOL FEES BECAUSE IT IS MOST IMORTANT THAN MEDICATION AND OTHER NECESSITIES
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NEXT TIME I WILL NOT ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS IF YOU DONT BRING SOMETHING LIKE MONEY OR FOOD
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NGO SHOULD HELP US WE THAT ARE TAKING CARE OF ORPHANS
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NGO'S SHOULD ASSIST THE POOR FOR INSTANCE THE OLD AND NEEDY WHO'RE TAKING CARE OF THE ORPHANS
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NHIF SUBMISSIONS DO NOT ASSIST ME PERSONALLY HOPE THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD FIND WAYS OF ENSURING THE MONEY TRICKLES DOWN TO THE DESERVING CASES
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NICE QUESTIONS
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NIL
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NO
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NO BENEFITS FOR THE RESEARCH YET?
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NO COMEMNT
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NO COMMENT
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NO COMMENT AS SUCH BUT A SUGGESTION THAT THERE SHOULD BE BENEFITS FORTHCOMING FROM RESEARCH CONDUCTED IN THE SLUMS BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE SUFFERING
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NO COMMENT BUT QUESTIONNAIRE TOO LONG
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NO COMMENTS
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NO COMMMENTS
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NO CONSENT
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NO ONE TO HELP HER. BUT DEPENDS ON OTHERS. SHE IS ASKING IF THE ORGANIZATION CAN OFFER HELP FINANCIALLY
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NO QUESTION
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NO QUESTION TO ASK
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NO QUESTIONS
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NON
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NONE
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NORMALLY WE DO CONDUCT RESEARCH OCCASIONALLY, HOW DOES IT BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE?
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NOW THAT AM ALWAYS SICK WILL THE RESEARCH BENEFIT ME AND MANY OTHERS THAT ARE ALWAYS SICK?
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NOW THAT THIS ORGANIZATION IS ALWAYS ASKING QUESION ON HEALTH, EDUCATION AND NOW THE ELDERLY WHAT IS IT DOING TO HELP THE RESIDENTS OF KOROGOCHO AFTER KNOWING HOW THEY SURVIVE
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ONE DAY WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE BENEFIT OF THE RESEARCH
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ORGANISATION SHOULD NOT ONLY DO RESEARCH BUT LOOK AFTER THE COMMUNITY DELICATE PROBLEMS AND ASSIST, IS THERE ANY HELP FOR THE DISABLE SUCH AS WHHELCHAIRS AND TREATMENT?
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OUT OF OUR DISCUSSION AND INTERVIEW WHAT GOOD WILL I ACHIEVE OR WHAT BENEFIT IS THIS WHOLE EXERCISE GOING TO BRING?
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PEOPLE CONDUCTING THESE INTERIVEWS SHOULD BRING UNGA TO THE RESPONDENTS
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PEOPLE IN THIS VILLAGE, WE ALL NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
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PEOPLE NEED FINANCIAL SUPPORT IN THIS REGION
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PEOPLE NEED TO BE SUPPORTED
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PEOPLE WHO DO RESEARCH EVERY NOW AND THEN SHOLUD BRING US HELP SINCE THEY KNOW OUR PROBLEMS?
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PLEA TO YOUR ORGANIZATION TO HELP US EDUCATE FOR CHILDREN THAT ARE STILL GOING TO SCHOOL PERSONALLY ACNT EVEN PROVIDE FOOD FOR SELF DAILY
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PLEASE E SHOULD BRING THEM MORE MEDICINE BECAUSE SHE CAN'T AFFORD THE COST OF VISIT
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PROBLEM OF HEALTH FACILITIES AND SOMEONE TO PROVIDE SOCIAL AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT/ TO CARE FOR ORPHANED CHILDREN
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PROVIDE US WITH CAPITAL FOR BUSINESS, MEDICAL CARE (AN EXTENSIVE ONE), PROBLEM OF TOILET BUILD AS TOILETS (LATRINES) AS A FACILTY TO HELP THE COMMUNITY
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PURPOSE OF RESEARCH. HOW CAN THE RESEARCH ASSIST THPSE WHO ARE AFFECTED AND INFECTED WITH HIV/ AIDS? HOW CAN THE POOR AND OLD BE ASSISTED?
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PURPOSE OF THE RESEARCH? AFTER THE INTERVIEW, THE ANALYSIS HOW DO I BENEFIT? HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO UNDERTAKE THE RESEARCH?
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REQUEST IF THE PROJECT CAN BUILD A HOUSE FOR HER
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REQUEST THE PROJECT TO ASSIST THER AGED BECAUSE THEY REALLY NEED SUPPORT. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE
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RESEARCH CAME LONG AGO. SUPPOSE YOU GOT A PROBLEM, CAN THIS NGO COME TO HELP HER?
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RESEARCH PEOPLE COME IN EVERY OTHER DAY AND ASK QUESTIONS ABOUT TOILETS AND THE LIKE. WE PROMISED TOILETS BUT WE DIDNT MAKE FOR THEM. IF THAT'S NOT SO, THEN WE SHOULD NOT ASK THEM LATER QUESTIONS SINCE THERE'S NO HELP
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RESPONDENT ASKS FOR ANY BENEFITS FROM RESEACH BEING CONDUCTED IN THE SLUM
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RESPONDENT COULD NOT REMEMBER NAMES OF 2 DEAD CHILDREN CHILD 9 AND CHILD 10 WHO WHERE BORN PREMATURELY
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RESPONDENT INSISTS THAT BENEFITS SHOULD BE FORTHCOMING FROM THE RESEARCH BEING CONDUCTED NOW AND THEN
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RESPONDENT SAID HER HEALTH WAS MOSTLY AFFECTED AFTER SHE WAS FOUND WITH BREAT CANCER ALTHOUGH IT WAS CUT, SHE STILL HAS MANY PROBLEMS AND SHE MOSTLY ASSOCIATES THEM WITH THE CANCER
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RESPONDENT SUGGESTED THAT BENEFITS SHOULD ACCOMPANY THE RESEARCH, HE COMPLAINED THAT MANY NGOS ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE POOR HENCE BENEFIT FORM THEM BY STUDYING THEIR LIFESTYLES
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RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW THE REASON WHY WE COLLECT INFORMATION FOR HER HAS NEVER SEEN ANY HELP FROM THE CENTER
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RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW WHY WE ALWAYS COLLECT INFORMATION ANT DON'T SEE THE BENEFIT
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RESPONDENT WANTS BENEFITS TO COME OUT OF RESEARCH
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RESPONDENT WANTS INTERVENTION BY NGO'S FOR THE INFORMATION COLLECTED FROM THE SLUMS
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RESPONDENT WANTS NGO'S INTERVENTION ON ISSUES AFFECTING THE SLUM DWELLERS
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RESPONDENT WAS INQUISITIVE WANTED TO KNOW PROGRESS OF RESEARCH AND BENEFITS ASSOCIATED WITH IT
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RESPONDENT WOULD WISH TO BE HELPED WITH SPECTACLES FOR SEEING AND READING
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RESPONDENT; AT MY AGE IF I HAD CONTRACTED AIDS, I WOULD NOT BE ALIVE BY NOW
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S THERE ANY HELP AFTER YOUR SURVEY TO THE COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE : - EYE CHECK UP THOSE WITH COMPLEX PROBLEMS CAPITAL FOR BUSSINESSES
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SCHOOL CHILDREN- IS THERE ANY ASSISTANCE TO THEM
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SEEKS THE PROJECT TO PROVIDE FREE MEDICINE FOR THE OLD PEOPLE
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SHE ASKED IF ANY HELP CAN BE GIVE TO HER TWO ORPHANED GRANDCHILDREN
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SHE ASKS WHAT MAKES US ASK ALL THESE QUESTIONS. SHE WONDERS WHAT ARE THEY FOR
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SHE ASKS WHETHER SHE CAN GET ANY HELP FROM THIS ORGANIZATION TO CATER FOR HER MOTHERS
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SHE BELIEVES ONE DAY SHE WILL BE HELPED ONE DAY
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SHE EXPECTS TO SEE THE FINAL OUTCOME OF THIS RESEARCH
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SHE HAS GREAT PROBLEMS, OLD SICK. CARING FOR HER GRANDCHILDREN'S CLOTHING. FOOD AND SCHOOL. (NO CAPACITY TO DO ALL THIS) SHE HAS SOMEBODY POSITIVE WHO NEEDS FOOD DRUGS AND CARE. PLEASE ASSIST IF YOU'VE GOT MEANS TO ASSIST
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SHE HAS YOUNG CHILDREN WHO ARE IN SCHOOL NOW, IS THIS ORGANISATION GOING TO HELP HIM EDUCATE THE CHILDREN
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SHE INSISTED ON THE OUTCOME OF THE STUDY AND KNOW HOW SHE IS GOING TO BENEFIT FROM THIS STUDY
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SHE IS BECOMING BORED OF THIS QUESTIONS
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SHE IS BURDENED AS NOW SHE DOESN'T WORK AND SHE IS LOOKING AFTER HER GRANDCHILDREN AHO ARE ORPHANED
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SHE IS FATIGUED OF THIS QUESIONS
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SHE IS OLD AND SICK .NOW THAT YOU ARE THROUGH WITH THE INTERVIEW IS THEIR ANY ASSISTANCE YOU WILL OFFER?
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SHE IS OLD SICK AND HAS NO ONE ABLE TO ASSIST HER SHE IS DESPERATE TOO IF ANY HELP CAN BE OFFERED TO HER
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SHE IS TIRED OF THIS QUESTIONS. WITH THE REASON THAT THEY HAVE NO BENEFIT TO HER
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SHE NEEDS ASSISTANCE ESPECIALLY ON THE FINANCIAL STATUS
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SHE REALLY NEEDS HELP
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SHE REQUEST THE PROJECT TO HUMBLE TO TALK TO THE GOVERNMENT BRANCH THAT DEALS WITH HEALTH TO PROVIDE FREE DRUGS
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SHE SAYS SHE NEEDS HELP TO UPKEEP HER WELL BEING ESPECIALLY ON THE SIDE OF FINANCE
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SHE SAYS THAT SHE NEED HELP IF THERE IS ANY THAT WILL RESULT FROM THIS STUDY
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SHE VERY POOR AND SICK AT THE SAMETIME (TYPHOID) IF THERE IS A HAND OF HELP FOTHCOMING
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SHE WANTS TO BE HELPED FINANCIALLY SO THAT SHE CAN IMPROVE HER WELL BEING
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SHE WAS ASKING FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO IMPROVE HER WELL BEING
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SHE WAS COMPLAING OF TOO MUCH QUESTIONS AND DOESNT RECEIVE ANY HELP OR ASSISTANCE
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SHE WAS INNED OF HELP BECAUSE WHAT SHE GETS FOR HER DAILY NEED IS TOO SMALL. THEREFORE REQUESTING FOR ANY FINANCIAL HELP
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SINA JAMBO LOLOTE NA ASANTE
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SINCE I HAVE EYE PROBLEM, CAN I GET EYE GLASSES
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SINCE PEOPLE ARE TIRED OF BEING INTERVIEWED, WHAT IS THE ORGANIZATION DOING TO HELP RESIDENTS OF KOROGOCHO
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SOME ORGANISATIONS COME TO KOROGOCHO WITH FREE MEDICAL CAMPS BUT WHEN WE GO, WE ARE JUST GIVEN PANADOLS; CAN THIS ORGANISATION BRING A MEDICAL CHECK UP FOR US? AND WITH SOME BETTER MEDICINE FOR OUR PROBLEMS I.E. CHEST PROBLEMS?
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SUFFERS FROM HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
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THE COMMUNITY AND THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD COME TOGETHER IN COMBATING HIV/AIDS ESPECIALLY IN SLUMS, AND NOT LEAVE IT TO NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS I.E. KENWA.
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THE ELDERLY PEOPLE LIKE US, NEED MEDICAL CARE FORM TIME TO TIME, NUT HAVE NO MONEY, WE WOULD LIKE ORGANISATIONS TO HELP US WITH MEDICINE
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THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD GIVE US TITLE DEEDS FOR HOUSES SO THAT FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO DEVELOP THEM TO PERMANENT HOUSES CAN
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THE HIGH POVERTY LEVELS IN KOROGOCHO CONTRIBUTES TO THE HIGH SPREAD OF HIV/AIDS AMONGST OUR YOUTH
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THE INTERVIEW HAS BEEN TAKEN YES, AM WITH ORPHANS AND VENERABLE CHILDRENS AND I HAVE NO CAPACITY (MONEY+ENERGY) TO PROVIDE THEM NECESSITIES(MOST ESPECIASIALLY-SCHOOLING THEM) YOU HAVE GOT ALL MY INFORMATION IS THERE A WAY THAT YOU ARE GOING TO
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THE INTERVIEWEE WAS OF THE OPINION THA THE GOVENTMENT AND NGOS SHOULD RAISE THE LIVING STDS OF THE PEOPLE INTHE SLUMS
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THE ISSUE OF SECURITY NEEDS TO BE ADDRESSED URGENTLY. PLEA TO THE RELEVANT AUTHORITIES ESPECIALLY APHRC TO GAURANTEE THE SECURITY
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THE LADY HAS HEALTH PROBLEMS INCLUDING PAIN IN THE LEGS AND ALSO HANDS AND SOMETIMES PAIN IN UPPER STOMACH. CAN THE ORGANISATION DO ANYTHING TO HELP HER SEEK HEALTH FACILITIES BECAUSE SHE HAS NO FUNDS
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THE NGO'S SHOULD BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY BY IMPROVING THEIR LIVING STANDARDS
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THE OLD IN THIS COMMUNITY ARE NEEDY BECAUSE NOWADAYS TAKE CARE OF EVEN GRANDCHILDREN AND YET THEY ATE NOT ECONOMICALLY STABLE. I APPEAL TO RELEVANT ORGANIZATIONS TO ASSIST
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THE OLD MAN REITERATED THAT THIS TIME THEY WANT THE FEEDBACK OF THIS STUDY IS
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THE ORGANISATION SHOULD ATLEAST SHOW THEIR APPRECIATION TO THE COMMUNITY BY HELPING THEM EVEN IF IT S BUILDING A SCHOOL FOR THE COMMUNITY
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THE ORGANIZATION SHOULD DEVICE WAYS OF GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY AFTER RESEARCHING ON THEM
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THE ORGANIZATION THAT DO RESEARCH SHOULD PUSH THE GOVERNMENT TO IMPLEMENT ISSUES ESPECIALLY TO THE CHILDREN PHANED BY HIV
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THE PROJECT SHOULD FIND A SUITABLE WAY TO ASSIST THE POOR ELDERLY PEOPLE ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO HAVE NO PROPER HOUSING
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THE PROJECT SHOULD FIND A WAY OF ASSISTING OLDER PEOPLE
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THE PROJECT SHOULD FIND A WAY OF ASSISTING THE OPHARNED CHILDREN LIVING WITH THEIR POOR GRANDMOTHERS
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THE PROJECT SHOULDN FIND WAYS OF OFFERING MEDICATION FOR THE AGED LIVING IN KOROGOCHO
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THE PROJECT TO CONTINUE THINK ABOUT THE OLD AND COME UP WITH A WAY OF ASSISTING THEM
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THE PROJECT TO FIND A WAY OF AASSISTING THE AGED
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THE QUESTIONAIRE IS TOO LONG. AFTER ASKING ALL THE QUESTIONS WHAT NEXT?
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THE QUESTIONAIRE IS TOO LONG. WHAT HELP ARE WE BEING GIVEN?
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THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO TIRING AND WE DONT BENEFIT
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THE QUESTIONS WE ARE ASKING; IS THERE ANY HELP?
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THE REPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW THE BENEFITS OF THE RESEARCH
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THE REQUEST WAS FOR THE ORGANISATION TO PROVIDE EYE GLASSES DURING MEDICAL CAMPS FOR THOSE WITH EYE PROBLEMS
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THE RESEARCH HAS BEEN HERE FOR LONG WHAT IS THE BENEFIT
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THE RESEARCH HAS NO BENEFIT TO ME, WE NEVER BENEFIT FROM THE QUESTIONS ASKED EACH AND EVERY OTHER DAY. WE JUST HAD A MEDICAL -CHECK UP ONCE IN ALMOST 6 YEARS OF ANSWERING QUESTIONS
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THE RESEARCH WE ARE DOING IS THERE ANY HELP YOU ARE GIVING TO PEOPLE? BECAUSE SHE IS WIDOWED, HAS ORPHANS, SHE IS OLD WAHT CAN YOU HELP HER WITH
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THE RESPODENT WANTED TO KNOW THE BENEFITS OF THE RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDENT ASKED ABOUT THE BENEFITS OF THE RESEARCH TO HIM
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THE RESPONDENT ASKED HOW A PARENT WITH AMENTALLY RETARDED AND HERSELF IS DISABLED, IE TGE RESPONDENT HAS ALIMP
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THE RESPONDENT ASKED IF SOMETHING WOULD DONE TO CURB THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH AGING
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THE RESPONDENT ASKED IF THE ELDERLY IN THE SOCIETY WILL BE ASSISTED
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THE RESPONDENT ASKED WHETHER THE RESEARXH WILL BE CONDUCTED REPEATEDLY
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THE RESPONDENT ASKED WHETHER THERE IS ANY BENEFIT AFTER THE RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDENT ASKED WHETHER THERE IS ANY BENEFIT IN PARTICIPATING IN THIS RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDENT ASKED WHETHER THERE IS ANY BENEFITS AFTER THE RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDENT ASKED WHETHER THERE IS ANY HELP WHICH WILL BE GRANTED TO ANY WITH HEALTH COMPLICAIONS
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THE RESPONDENT COMPLAINED ALOT OF THE RESULT OF THE INTERVIEW AND CALLS THE PROJECT TO ASSIST THE OLD INDIVIDUALLY AND REQUEST IF THEY CAN PROVIDE NOT ONLY THE FOOD OR MEDICAL BUT ALSO LOAN TO START BUSINESS AND FORGET OF POVERTY
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THE RESPONDENT CONGRATULATED APHRC FOR CONDUCTING SUCH A USEFUL AND INTERESTING RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDENT CONGRATULATED APHRC FOR CONDUCTING THIS RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDENT CONGRATULATED APHRC FOR UNDERTAKING MEANINGFUL RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDENT HAD NO QUESTIONS
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THE RESPONDENT HAS NO JOB AND WANTS ASSISTANCE TO BRING UP HER CHILDREN
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THE RESPONDENT HAS NO PROBLEM WITH THE RESEARCH. PEOPLE OFTEN COME TO HIS HOUSE AND ASK HIM QUESTIONS AND HE USUALLY REPLIES WITH NO PROBLEM
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THE RESPONDENT IS CLAIMING TO BE HARASSED BY PEOPLE OR FW FROM APHRC EVERYTIME THEY COME HE DOESNT GET ANYTHING
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THE RESPONDENT SAID HE DOESNT EVER WANT TO BEINTERVIEWD AGAIN, AND HAS ALREDY SAID THIS BEFORE BUT ITS JUST BECAUSE ITS ON SUNDAY, THAT HE ACCEPTED
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THE RESPONDENT SAID HIS SECRET OF NOT GETTING SICK MOST OF THE TIME IS TAKING A LITTLE TRADITIONAL LIQUOR NOW AN DTHEN AND THATS WHY HE HAS STAYED HEALTHY. HE RARELY GETS/FALLA ILL
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THE RESPONDENT SAID SHE WOULDN'T LIKE TO THINK OF ANY SICKNESS AS GOD WILL ALWAYS GIVE WHAT YOU ASK FOR OR WISH FOR
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THE RESPONDENT SAID/ COMPLAINED THAT THE QUESTIONS WERE VERY MANY
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THE RESPONDENT SAYS HE WANTS TO KNOW THE FEEDBACK OF THE REPORT
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THE RESPONDENT SAYS SHE IS WAITING TO HEAR ABOUT THE STUDY FROM US - ALSO SHE WAS INSISTING ON HOW SHE IS GOING TO BENEFIT.
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1
THE RESPONDENT SUGGESTED THAT ALL THOSE WHO PATRICIPATE IN THIS RESEARCH SHOLUD BE REWARDED
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THE RESPONDENT SUGGESTED THAT RESPONDENT SHOULD BE REWARDED FOR PARTICIPATING IN THIS RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDENT URGED THE GOVERNMENT AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS CONCERNED TO IMPROVE THE LIVING CONDITIONS OF OLDER PEOPLE IN THE SLUMS
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THE RESPONDENT WANT MAYBE IF THE CLEAN-UP CAN BE DONE BY THE ORGANISATION BECAUSE THE ENVIRONMENT IS PATHETIC.
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THE RESPONDENT WANTED HOW HE WILL BENEFIT FROM THE STUDY.
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THE RESPONDENT WANTED TO BE INFORMED THE RESULTS OF THIS RESEARCH.
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THE RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNO WHOW HE WILL BENEFIT FROM PARTICIPATING IN THIS RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW THE BENEFIT OF THE RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW THE BENEFITS OF THE INTERVIEW
3
THE RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW THE BENEFITS OF THE RESEARCH
2
THE RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW THE BENEFITS OF THIS RESEARCH
1
THE RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW THE OUTCOME OF THE RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW WHAT APHRC IS DOING TO HELP THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE UNEMPLYED AND ALSO THOSE CHILDREN WHO ARE OPHARNED
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THE RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW WHAT HE WILL BENEFIT FROM THE STUDY
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THE RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW WHAT WOULD HAPPEN WHEN TGHIS RESEARCH ENDS
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THE RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW WHETHER THERE IS ANY ASSISTANCE OR HELP WHICH WILL BE GRANTED IN FUTURE
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THE RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW WHETHER THERE IS SUPPORT HE WILL RECEIVE AFTER PARTICIPATING IN THIS RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDENT WANTED TO KOW THE BENEFITS OF THE RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDENT WANTED TOKNOW THE BENEFITS OF THIS RESEARCH
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1
THE RESPONDENT WAS ASKING FOR ASSISTANCE ON THE SIDE OF THE EMPLOYMENT OF HIS CHILDREN
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THE RESPONDENT WAS CONCERNED ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT OF KOROGOCHO IN REGARD TO THE 'MUKURU' DUMPSITE. HE SAID IT IS A HEALTH HAZARD TO THE PEOPLE OF KOROGOCHO. MOST OF THE SICKNESS IN KOROGOCHO ARE DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY RELATED TO THE FACT THAT
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THE RESPONDENT WAS CURIOUS TO KNOW WHAT ALL THIS STUDY WAS ABOUT AND HOW HE CAN GET THE FEEDBACK OF THE STUDY
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THE RESPONDENT WAS GRATEFUL FOR THE CONCERN OF THE STUDY OF OLDER PEOPLE AND HE HOPES THE RESULT WILL YIELD
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THE RESPONDENT WAS GRATEFUL, ONLY HOPED THAT THIS TIME ROUND, SOMETHING WOULD BE DONE
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THE RESPONDENT WAS GRATFULL AND HE WISHES SOMETHING TAKES PLACE
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THE RESPONDENT WAS INSISTING ON ANY ASSISTANCE TO HIS FAMILY, IF THERE WILL BE ANY.
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THE RESPONDENT WAS INSISTING TO BE HELPED BECAUSE HE IS SUFFERING FROM AN INJURY THAT HAS LASTED FOR LONG
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THE RESPONDENT WAS REACTING THAT HE IS TIRED OF ANSWERING THIS QUESTIONAIRES ALL THE TIME
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THE RESPONDENT WHETHER THERE IS ANY BENEFIT AFTER THIS RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDENT WISH THE NGOS & GOVERNMENT SHOULD COLLABORATE SO THAT PEOPLE SHOULD BE EDUCATE ABOUT AWARENESS OF HIV & AIDS
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THE RESPONDNET ASKED WHETHER THERE IS ANY REWARD FOR PARTICIPATING IN THIS RESEARCH
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THE RESPONDNET WANTED TO KNOW HOW LONG THIS RESEARCH SHALL CONTINUE INSISTING THAT HE WILL WANT TO KNOW THE OUTCOME OF THE STUDY
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THE RESPONDNET WANTED TO KNOW THE BENEFIT OF THIS RESEARCH
1
THE RESPONDNET WANTED TO KNOW THE BENEFITS OF THE INTERVIEW
1
THE RESPONDNET WANTED TO KNOW WHETHER THERE IS ANY HELP WHICH CAN BE GRANTED TO HIM SINCE HE WAS AN AIDS VICTIM
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THE RESPONDNET WAS COMPLAINING OF ANSWERING TOO MANY QUESTIONS THAT DOENS'T BENEFIT HIM
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THE RESULT OF THE INTERVIEW, WILL IT BENEFIT ME? THE RESPONDENT HAS A SON WHO HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN, WHAT HE IS ASKING FROM US, HOW CAN THEY HELP?
1
THE RESULT OF THE RESEARCH HAS NOT CHANGED THE LIVES OF THE KOROGOCHO PEOPLE WHY?
1
THE RSPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW HOW SHE WILL BENEFIT FROM PARTICIPATING IN THIS RESEARCH
1
THE STUDIES UNDERTAKEN DONOT BEAR ANY FRUIT, THIS WAS THE RESPONDENTS VIEW AND HE SUGGESTS THAT RESIDENTS SHOULD BENEFIT AND IF POSSIBLE THEIR LIFESTYLE BE IMPROVED
1
THERE ARE MANY INTERVIES YOU HAVE CONDUCTED, IS THERE A TIME WE SHALL SEE ITS FRUITS
1
1
1
THERE IS NO HELP THAT HAS COME FROM APHRC SINCE STARTING TO DO RESEARCH
1
THERE SHOULD BE ASSISTANCE BY NGOS BECAUSE THEY BENEFIT FROM INFORMATION FROM RESIDENTS
1
THERSPONDNET WANTED TO KNOW THE BENEFITS OF THIS INTERVIEW
1
THEY ANSWER QUESTIONS BUT THEY DONT GET HELP FROM US
1
THEY ARE INNEED OF HELP TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY IN THE HOUSE
1
THIS HOUSE SHOULD NOT BE USED AS HUMAN SHELTER TRY AND PROVIDE BETTER SHELTER
1
THIS LAND TO BE FULLY LEGALISED FOR THEM. LARGE FAMILY (ORPHANS ALSO) AND ALSO CHILDREN IN SECONDARY LEVEL ANY ASSISTANCE FORTHCOMING
1
1
1
THIS QUESTIONS ARE TOO MANY AN SOME ARE EVEN TOO DIFFICULT TO ANSWER IE SOME ARE TOO PERSONAL Q11.12
1
THIS RESEARCH HAS TAKEN A LONG TIME AND HAS NEVER BENEFITED ME
1
THOSE CONCERNED WITH THIS INTERVIEW (ORGANISATIONS) CAN THEY ASSIST ME IN PAYING SCHOOL FEES FOR MY GRANDCHILD (WHO IS ORPHANED) BECAUSE, I DONT HAVE THAT ABILITY (HE IS IN FORM ONE AND HAS BEEN SENT HOME BECAUSE OF SCHOOL FEES) ALMOST DROPPING
1
TIME AFTER TIME IS ASKED MANY QUESTIONS OF WHICH HE HAS NEVER SEEN ANY BENEFIT
2
TIME TO TIME HE IS ASKED SO MANY QUESTION WHAT BENEFIT IS HE GOING TO GET
1
TIRED OF RESEARCH
1
TO AVOID FUTURE REFUSAL THE ORGANIZATION SHOULD ATLEAST DO SOMETHING CONCRETE FOR THE RESPONDENT TO APPRECIATE THEIR EFFORTS OF AGREEING TO BE INTERVIEWED
1
TO BE GIVEN CAPITAL FOR BUSINESS SO THAT WE CAN BE ABLE TO ASSIST OUR SELVES AND NOT TO RELY ON OTHERS ALWAYS
1
1
TO MANY QUESTIONS WITH NO OUTCOME
1
1
TOO MANY QUESTION ARE ASKED YEAR AFTER YEAR AND SHE HAS NEVER SEEN ANY EFFECTS
1
TOO MUCH QUESTIONS ARE ASKED YEAR BY YEAR AND YET SHE HAS NEVER SEEN THE BENEFITS
1
TOO WILLING TO BE TESTED FOR HIV
1
TRY SPONSORING CHILDREN SO THAT THEY CAN GO TO SCHOOL
1
WAHT ARE THE BENEFIT OF THIS RESEARCH
1
WAHT IS ALL ABOUT THIS QUESTIONS OF NOW AND THEN
1
WAHT NEXT?AFTER GETTING INFORMATION?
1
WANTED TO KNOW WHY THE FOCUS WAS ON OLD PEOPLE
1
WANTED TO KNOW WHY WE DO RESEARCH
1
WANTS THE AIM OF THE RESEARCH
1
WANTS TO KNOW IF HE CAN GET ANY ASSISTANCE OR A JOB BECAUSE THE ONE HE PARTICULARY HAS MIGHT EARN HIM NOTHING BY THE END OF THE DAY
1
WANTS TO KNOW IF SHE CAN BE ASSISTED ON MATTERS CONCENING NUTRITION AND CAPITAL TO START A SMALL BUSINESS
1
1
WAS THERE ANY HELP FORTHCOMING AFTER THIS INTERVIEW. HE SAYS THERE ARE POOR, NO JOBS TO THEIR CHILDREN, NO SCHOOL FEES FOR CHILDREN
1
WE ARE ASKING THE AGED ABOUT THE PROBLEMS THEY HAVE. SUPPOSE THEY HAVE ANY PROBLEMS, SHALL WE ASSIST THEM?
1
WE ARE FILLING QUESTIONS AFTER THIS IF WE COULD GIVE THEM ASSISTANCE WE WOULD DO MUCH HELP
1
WE ARE SUFFERING AND WE NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
1
WE ASK ABOUT THE PROBLEMS THAT THE OLD PEOPLE HAVE. CAN WE OFFER HELP IF WE ENCOUNTER ONE WITH ALOT OF PROBLEMS
1
WE ASK QUESTIONS AND YET WE TAKE LONG TO RESPOND ESPECIALLY WHEN THEY ARE SICK AND NEED FOOD
1
WE ASK QUESTIONS LIKE IF A PERSON IS WORKING. SUPPOSE HE IS NOT WORKING (LIKE ME AMD IN CASUAL EMPLOYMENT) CAN WE HELP HIM GET A SOURCE OF LIVELIHOOD)
1
WE ASKED IF THER ARE TOILETS, BUT WE DONT PROVIDE, PROVISION OF WATER AND CLEANLINESS, WE ASK ABOUT CLINICS BUT WE DONT PROVIDE. PROVISION OF CLINICS SHOULD BE MADE BECAUSE THEY GO FAR PLACES
1
WE DO RESEARCH HERE BUT THEY DONT SEE ANY TANGIBLE RESULTS. IF WE CAN PROVIDE TOILET FACILITIES AND OTHER CLEANLINESS TO MEMBERS OF COMMUNITY, WHAT BENEFIT WILL ACCRUE AFTER THE RESEARCH OF THEM
1
WE DONT OFFER ANY HELP INSTEAD OF ASKING QUESTIONS AND PROMISES. WHAT WILL WE OFFER AT LONG LAST. SINCE MANY YEARS OF RESEARCH, WHAT COULD WE OFFER AFTER THAT?
1
WE HAVE ASKED QUESTIONS, THE WHAT NEXT. I.E. HAT HELP CAN WE OFFER TO PEOPLE WITH PROBLEMS OR IS IT JUST ASKING. IF WE CAN GIVE HIS CHILD SOME KIND OF JOB BECAUSE HE DOES NOT HAVE ONE
1
WE HAVE DONE ALOT OF INTERVIEWS AND THERE ARE NO FRUITS TO THE RESEARCH
1
WE HAVE FILLED MANY FORMS IF SOMEBODY GETS SICK IS THERE ANY ASSISTANCE - MEDICAL I HAVE WRITTEN ALL MY CHILDREN IS THERE ANY HELP FOR THEM E.G SCHOOL FEES? ALSO IS THERE ANY HELP FROM THE GOVERNMENT
1
WE NEED HELP FINANCIALLY
1
WE SHOULD ACT FAST BECAUSE KOROGOCHO IS A PLACE OF SICKNESS AND ITS TOO DIRTY. THEIR IS NO SECURITY IN KOROGOCHO
1
WE SHOULD STOP ASKING THEM SO MANY QUESTIONS BECAUSE THEY DONT HELP THEM
1
WE WANT TO SEE THE OUTCOME OF SUCH RESEARCH; WHY SHOULD YOU ALWAYS CARRYOUT THESE RESEARCH YET NOTHING COMES OUT OF ALL
1
WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENS WITH THE QUESTIONS THAT WE DO ASK THEM AND THE ANSWERS THAT THEY GIVE
1
WHAT ARE ALL THESE QUESTIONS
1
WHAT ARE THE BENEFIT OF THE VARIOUIS RESEARCHES YOU CARRY OUT IN KOROKOCHO
1
WHAT ARE THE BENEFIT OF THIS RESEARCH
2
WHAT ARE THE BENEFIT OF THIS RESEARCH?
1
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS BECAUSE HE DOESNT SEE THEM
1
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS FOR THIS RESEACH BECAUSE HE HAS BEEN ANSWERING THIS QUESTIONS FOR A LONG TIME AND HE HAS NEVER SEEN ANY BENEFITS OR RESULTS
1
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS FORTHCOMING FROM THE RESEARCH
1
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF THE RESEARCH
1
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF THE RESEARCH?
1
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF THIS AND MANY RESEARCHES CARRIED OUT IN KOROGOCHO
1
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF THIS AND MANY RESEARCHES, THIS ORGANISATION CARRIES OUT IN KOROGOCHO
1
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF THIS RESEACH
1
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF THIS RESEARCH
3
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF THIS RESEARCH ANDMANY OTHERS CARRIED OUT IN KOROGOCHO
1
1
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF THIS RESSEARCH
1
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF WHAT YOU DO WITH YOUR FINDINS
1
WHAT ARE THE FINAL OUTCOMES FOR THIS RESEARCH
1
1
WHAT ARE THE REASINS FOR THIS RESEARCH
1
WHAT ARE THESE QUESTIONS FOR
1
WHAT ARE THESE QUESTIONS FOR??
1
1
WHAT ASSISTANCE IS GOING TO BE GIVEN TO THE OLD PEOPLE AFTER OR IN THE FUTURE AFTER RESULTS ON INTERVIEW ARE OUT?
1
WHAT ASSISTANCE OR SUPPORT IS HE GOING TO RECEIVE AFTER THIS RESEACH
1
WHAT BENEFIT ARE THEY GOING TO RECEIVE FROM TIS RESEARCH
1
WHAT BENEFIT IS HE GOING TO RECEIVE AFTER THE RESEARCH
1
WHAT BENEFIT IS HE GOING TO RECEIVE AFTER THIS RESEARCH
1
WHAT BENEFIT IS HE GOING TO RECEIVE AFTHER THIS
1
WHAT BENEFIT IS HE GOING TO RECEIVE FROM THIS RESEACH
1
WHAT BENEFIT IS HE GOING TO RECEIVE FROM THIS RESEARCH
1
WHAT BENEFITS ARE THEY GOING TO RECEIVE FROM THIS RESEARCH
1
1
WHAT BENEFITS IS HE GOING TO RECEIVE FRM THIS RESEACH
1
WHAT BENEFITS IS SHE GOING TO RECEIVE FROM THIS RESEARCH?
1
WHAT BENEFITS IS TO AN INDIVIDUAL BECAUSE G=HE SAYS TAHT HE HAS MANY CHILDREN WHO ARE STILL IN SHOOL AND IN HIS AGE IS NOT PERMARNENTLY EMPLOYED BUT DEPENDS ON CASUAL JOBS
1
WHAT CAN THE RESEARCH HELP IN ASSURING US AS THE RESIDENTS OF KOROGOCHO THAT IT IS USEFUL TO US IN PARTICULAR?
1
WHAT CAN YOU DO FI THOSE RESPONDENTS YOU ARE TALKING ARE AFFECTED OR INFECTED WITH HIV/ AIDS IE BENEFITS?
1
WHAT CAN YOU/HOW WILL MY HEALTH OR WHAT HELP CAN I GET REGARDING MY LONG-TERM TEETH PROBLEM?
1
WHAT DO WE ACTUALLY DO WITH THE RESEARCH THAT WE COLLECT EACH OTHER DAY
1
WHAT DO WE DO WITH THE QUESTIONS SINCE LONG TIME AGO WHEN WE STARTED ASKING THEM
1
WHAT DO WE HELP AFTER QUESTIONS. EACH AND EVERY DAY WHAT DO WE BENEFIT THEM. IF THERE IS ANY HELP WHEN WILL IT COME. HAS PROBLEMS IN EDUCATING CHILDREN IF THERE'S ANY HELP
1
WHAT DO WE PROVIDE WHN WE ASK QUESTIONS. THE RESEARCH PROJECT HAS TAKEN OVER 3 YEARS BUT THE COMMUNITY DOESNT BENEFIT FROM THE RESEARCH
1
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO WITH THESE RESEARCHES YOU EACH NOW AND THEN?
1
WHAT HELP DO THE NEEDY WHO CARE FOR THE ORPHANS GET
1
WHAT HELP DO WE GIVE TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS? WHAT DO WE DO WITH THIS RESEARCH. THE HELP WE GIVE IS WHAT, TO THE COMMUNITY PEOPLE?
1
1
WHAT HELP IS HE GOING TO RECEIVE AFTER THIS RESEARCH
1
WHAT HELP IS HE GOING TO RECEIVE FROM THIS RESEARCH
1
WHAT HELP OR BENEFIT IS HE GOING TO RECEIVE FROM THIS RESEARCH
1
WHAT HELP WILL YOU GIVE US
1
WHAT IS HE GOING TO BENEFIT FROM THIS RESEARCH?
1
WHAT IS THE AIM FOR THE RESEARCH
1
WHAT IS THE AIM OF THE RESEARCH?
1
WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OF THE RESEARCH, AFTER ALL THOSE YEARS OF BEING INTERVIEWED IT BECOMING TIRESOME
1
1
WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OF THIS RESEARCH TOME AS AN INDIVIDUAL
1
WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OF THIS RESEARCH?
1
WHAT IS THE BENEFIT TO THE RESPONDENT AFTER GETTING THE INFORMATION?
1
WHAT IS THE ESSENCE OF THE RESEARCH AND WHAT ARE ITS BENEFITS? POOR PEOPLE LIVE IN SLUMS AND LIFE IS HARD, THEY CANT MAKE ENDS MEET, HOW ARE YOU PLANNING TO ASSIST THEM AND THE SICK?
1
WHAT IS THE FINAL BENEFIT FRO THIS RESEARCH.
1
WHAT IS THE FINAL BENEFITS AFTER THIS RESEARCH
1
WHAT IS THE FINAL OUTCOME FOR THIS RESEARCH
1
WHAT IS THE FINAL OUTCOME OF THIS RESEARCH
2
WHAT IS THE FINAL OUTCOME OF THIS RESEARCH BECAUSE HE IS TIRED OF ANSWERING QUESTIONS NOW AND THEN WITHOUT SEEING ANY BENEFIT
1
WHAT IS THE FINAL RESULT OF THIS RESEARCH
1
WHAT IS THE HELP AND WHERE ARE THEY TAKEN AND WHEN IS THE HELP BEING GIVEN??
1
WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDY AND MANY OTHERS WHICH THIS ORG HAS BEEN CONDUCTING
1
WHAT IS THE REASON FOR DOING ALL THESE RESEACH
1
WHAT IS THE USE OF ALL THESE QUESTIONS TO THE RESPONDENT AS AN INDIVIDUAL?
1
WHAT IS THE USE OF CONDUCTING THIS INTERVIEW IF YOU HAVE NEVER HELPED THE RESIDENTS OF KOROGOCHO SINCE YOU STARTED?
1
1
1
WHAT SHOULD WE EXPECT AFTER THE RESEARCH
1
WHAT THE BENEFITR DO THIS QUESTION
1
WHAT WE ARE ASKING HOW DOES IT HELP HIM OR WHAT DO WE WANT TO GIVE HIM
1
WHAT WE WRITE EVERYDAY, WHAT'S THE AIM OF THE PROJECT?
1
WHAT WIIL BE THE RESULT OF ALL THIS QUESTIONS
1
WHAT WILL BE HER GAIN
1
WHAT WILL BE THE BENEFIT AFTER ASKING ALL THE QUESTIONS?
1
WHAT WILL BE THE BENEFIT AS OLD PEOPLE IN KOROGOCHO
1
WHAT WILL BE THE BENEFIT OF THIS STUDY
1
1
WHAT WILL HE BENEFIT FROM THE INTERVIEW?
1
WHAT WILL THEY BE HELPED OUT WITH?
1
WHAT WILL THIS QUESTIONS ADMINISTERED SO MANY TIMES HELP PEOPLE WITH
1
WHAT WILL THIS RESEARCH ASSIST ME WITH?
1
WHAT WILL YOU DO TO THE FINDINGS OF THIS RESEARCH BECAUSE WE DON'T SEE ANY BENEFIT OF WHAT YOU DO
1
WHAT'S THE AIM OF THE RESEARCH
1
WHAT'S THE MAIN AIM AND WHAT DOES THE RESEARCH HELP
1
WHATIS ALL THIS CONCERN ABOUT OLD PEOPLE
1
WHATS GOVERNMENT TO INTERVENE AND PROVIDE MORE HEALTH FACILITES TO CATER THE NEEDS OF THE OLD
1
1
WHEN ARE WE GOING TO HELP HIM?
1
WHEN FREE MED. CAMP CAME NO DRUGS FOR CHRONIC LUNG DISEASE, ANDESPECIALLY FOR THOSE WHO CANT WALK TO THE VENUES, THO WHO ARE BEDRIDDEN LIKE US?
1
WHEN THE FINAL OUTCOME OF THIS RESEARCH GOING TO REPRESENTED TO PEOPLE TOGETHER WITH THE BENEFITS
1
WHEN THE FREE MEDICAL CAMP CAME WE DID NOT ACCESS THE SERVICE ALL OF US WHEN WILL YOU COME AGAIN?
1
WHEN WILL HELP EVER COME TO ME. I AM OLD AND CANT GET A RELIABLE JOB. DONT HAVE A HOME WHERE I CAN GO BACK TO. WHAT HELP CAN I GET. HAVE NO DEPENDANTS/CHILDREN TO DEPEND ON
1
WHEN WILL I EVER BENEFIT WITH THIS RESEARCH, I HAVE BEEN PARITICIPATING ALL ALONG, WITH THE HOPE OF BENEFITTING ONE DAY, I AM GETTING TIRED NOW.
1
WHEN WILL THE RESULT OF THIS RESEARCH TO COME TO US
1
WHEN WILL THIS RESEARCH ASSIST THE KOROGOCHO PEOPLE?
1
WHEN WILL THIS RESEARCH BENIFIT POOR PEOPLE IN KOROGOCHO
1
WHEN WILL THIS RESEARCH END?
1
WHEN WILL WE SEE THE ERSULT OF THIS QUESTIONS ASKED FOR YEARS
1
WHEN YOU COME WITH FREE MEDICAL SERVICES, OLD PEOPLE LIKE US SHOULD BE GIVEN SERVCES SEPARATELY BECAUSE THERE IS ALOT OF PUSHING AND HUSSLING, WE HAVE NO STRENGTH TO QUEUE OR PUSH
1
WHERE DOE WE TAKE THE PAPERS AFTER RECORDING THEIR DETAILS
1
WHERE POSSIBLE PROVIDE SUPPORT
1
WHY ARE THEY GIVING ALOT OF DETAILS FOR ALL THOSE YEARS AND THEY DONT SEE THE BENEFIT.
1
WHY ARE WE ASKING ALOT OF QUESTIONS AND WE ARE NOT PAYING THEM?
1
WHY ARE WE ASKING QUESTIONS ALL THE TIME AND THEIR IS NO HELP THEY ARE SEEING
1
WHY ARE WE ASKING QUESTIONS AND LESS IS BEING DONE TO HELP THEM
1
1
1
WHY DO THE RESEARCH GO ON FOR YEARS WITH NO BENEFIT AT ALL?
1
WHY DO WE KEEP CHEATING AND ASKING THEM QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR AFFAIRS WITHOUT OFFERING THEM ANY HELP? "NEXT TIME I WONT ANSWER ANY OF YOUR QUESTIONS". SHE QUOTES
1
WHY DO WE KEEP DISTURBING THEM WITH QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR AFFAIRS AND THEIR CHILDREN?
1
WHY DO YOU ALWAYS ASK QUESTIONS AND NO VISIBLE INTERVENTION. 2. THE ROGANIZATION SHOULD TRY AND BUILD A SCHOOL TO CATER FRO THE RISSING NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN CLASSES
1
WHY DO YOU PEOPLE KEEP ON BOTHERING US WITH QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR PERSONAL LIVES
1
WHY DO YOU WASTE PEOPLES TIME ASKING THE QUESTIONS AND YOU CAN'T HELP THEM
1
WHY DO YU KEEP ASKING US THESE QUESTIONS. THEY DON'T HELPUS IN ANY WAY
1
WHY DOES THE RESEARCH ASK ABOUT OUR PROBLEMS IE HEALTH, THE NO OF CHILDREN WE HAVE AND IT DOESNT ASSIST THE CHILDREN OR EVEN OUR HEALTH PROBLEMS
1
1
1
WILL HE GET ANY ASSITANCE FROM THIS ORGANISATION TO CATER FOR THE TREATMENT OF HIS ILL WIFE
1
WILL HE GET THE FINAL OUTCOME OF THIS RESEARCH
1
WILL KOROGOCHO RESDINDENTS EVER BENEFIT FROM THIS RESAERCH
1
WILL THIS RESEARCH AND MANY OTHERS THIS ORGANISATION CONDUCTS EVER HELP THE RESIDENTS OF KOROGOCHO
1
WILL WE EVER GET THE RESULT OF THIS QUESTIONS? PEOPLE ARE JUST TOO TIRED OF THIS FREQUENT QUESTIONS
1
WOULD LIKE FINANCIA SUPPORT
1
WOULD LIKE SPECS FOR READING, CAN YOU HELP ME?
1
WOULD LIKE TO KNOW YOUR ADDRESS FOR A QUESTION IN THE FUTURE(ADDRESS OF THE ORGANISATION) SINCE I DONT HAVE ONE NOW
1
YES IS THERE ANY ASSISTANCE TO THE OLD ONES E.G SPARKS (AFTER CHECKUP)AND OTHER
1
1
YES, YOU ARE CARING OF SIMPLE COMPLICATION RATHER THAN DISEASE OR ILLNESS ON THE OTHER HAND ARE YOU GOING TO CARE FOR COMPLEX COMPLICATION WHICH NEED MORE ATTENTION, EG SURGERY, EYE PROBLEMS EARS, AND OTHERS BECAUSE THESE ARE THE ONES WE ARE UN
1
YOU ALWAYS VIST US REGULARLY DO YOUR SURVEY IS THERE ANYTHING FORTHCOMING ESPECIALLY TO THE OLD PEOPLE
1
1
YOU ARE CONDUCTING INTERVIEW EVERYTIME AND THEN-TO KNOW MANY THINGS WHICH ARE OF VERY BIG SIGNIFICANCE(WELL BEING, SICKNESS, POVERTY) ITS GOOD. IT IS VERY IMPORTAB=NT YOU KEEP INTACH WITH THE COMMUNITY VERY WELL. MOST IMPORTANT, FIRST AND FORE
1
YOU HAVE ASKED MANY QUESTIONS WHO IS THE BENEFACTOR.
1
YOU HAVE B EEN DOING SURVEY FOR A LONG ( LET ME ASK IS THEIR HELP (ASSISTANCE) FOURTHCOMING AFTER IT-MOST SPECIFICALLY -EDUCATION ASSISTANCE
1
YOU HAVE BEEN TAKING INTERVIEW FOR LONG TIME AND IS THERE ANY HELP FORTHCOMING
1
1
1
YOU HAVE TAKEN THE INTERVIEW, IT IS NOT THE FIRST TIME, IS THERE ANYTHING FOR ASSISTANCE TO THE OLD AND THE WEAK ONCE, BECAUSE IN EVERYTHING THERE IS AN EXPECTAION
1
YOU HAVE WRITTEN MANY THINGS ABOUT ME THIS WIILL ASSIST ME IN WHICH WAY
1
YOU SHOULD HELP THE OLD BECAUSE THEY CANT WORK
1
YOU TAKE SURVEY TO KNOW THE EXTENT OF THE MANY ASPECTS, ESPECIALLY POVERTY IS THERE ANY HELP YOU GOING TO GIVE US
1
1
YOUNG PEOPLE SHOULD TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES SO THAT THEY DONT CONTRACT HIV/AIDS
1
1
Respondent
11.17 END TIME (24 HOUR FORMAT)
END THE INTERVIEW BY THANKING THE RESPONDENT
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2077
3814
0.3
0.936
0.578
0.139
Interview End Time
12.1-interviewer assessment of respondents cooperation
Respondent
12.1 What is your assessment of the respondent's cooperation?
1=Very good; 2=Good;3= Moderate;4=Bad;5=Very Bad
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2617
3274
Interviewer's Assessment of respondent's cooperation
1
Very good
640
2
Good
1166
3
Moderate
709
4
Bad
91
5
Very bad
9
95
2
Sysmiss
3274
12.2-interviewer evaluation of accuracy and completeness of responses
Respondent
INTERVIEWER ASSESSMENT
12.2 What is your evaluation of the accuracy or completeness of the respondent's answers
1=Very High; 2=Higher;3=Average;4=Low;5=Very low
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2617
3274
Interviewer evaluation of respondent's accuracy and completeness
1
very high
414
2
high
1065
3
average
973
4
low
150
5
very low
13
95
2
Sysmiss
3274
12.3-interviewer assessment of respondents comprehension of issues
Respondent
INTERVIEWER ASSESSMENT
12.3 What is your assessment of the respondent's comprehension of the issues discussed?
1=Very good;2=Good;3=Moderate;4=Bad;5=Very Bad
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2617
3274
Interviewer assessment of respondent's comprehension of issues discussed
1
Very good
359
2
Good
990
3
Moderate
1128
4
Bad
128
5
Very bad
10
95
2
Sysmiss
3274
12.4-interviewer assessment of respondents attentiveness
Respondent
INTERVIEWER ASSESSMENT
12.4 What is your assessment of the respondent's concentration and attentiveness during the interview?
1=Good;2=Moderate;3=Bad;4=Very bad
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2617
3274
1
95
1.861
3.226
Interviewer assessment of respondent's concentration and attentiveness during Interview
12.5-interviewer assessment of respondents digressing
Respondent
INTERVIEWER ASSESSMENT
12.5 What is your assessment on the extent of the respondent's digressing during the Interview?
1=To a very great extent;2=To a great extent; 3=Neither great not small extent;4=To a small extent;5=To a very small extent
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
2617
3274
Interviewer's assessment of the extent to which respondent was digression during Interview
1
very great extent
119
2
great extent
464
3
Neither great nor small
818
4
small extent
665
5
very small extent
549
95
2
Sysmiss
3274
12.6-Questions with doubtful answers
Respondent
INTERVIEWER ASSESSMENT
12.6 Questions with doubtful answers
(Explain)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
667
Questions with doubtful answers
+
1
-QUESTION ABOUT THE RESPONDENT OCCUPATION HE IS A HERBALIST NEVER EMPLOYED BY ANYBODY IN HIS WHOLE LIFE, BUT SELF EMPLOYED.- AS FROM THE ANSWER(RATHER OPTIONS) GIVEN IN THE QUESTIONNAIRE ARE FOR SOMEBODY EMPLOYED BY SOMEONE OR COMPANY.- OTHERWI
1
10.1
1
10.1 RESPONDENT WONT BORROW MONEY FROM ANYONE AND ONLY BELIEVES IN PRAYER AND GOD WORKING WONDERS
1
1
11.5 AND 11.6 NEED CLARIFICATION FROM 1.5
1
11.5 AND 11.6 THE ANSWER BECOME DOUBTFUL, BECAUSE THE ANSWER AND QUESTIONS FOR 11.5 ARE IN THE POSITION 11.6 AND VISE VERSA (CONFUSION, ILLINESS REARRANGED PROPERLY. ( CLARIFICAITON HAS TO BE MADE)
1
11.6 AND 11.6 HAD A APROBLEM BUT IT WAS RESOVED
1
2.6 HE DIDNT KNOW EXACTLY I THINK HE SAID BECAUSE I ASKED
1
3
1
3.1 TO 3.18 THE RESPONDENT EXPLAINS THAT HE HAS MARRIED 5 TIMES AND THE CURRENT WIFE HAS 5 CHILDREN WHERE THE FIRST 3 SHE COME WITH AND ONLY TWO ARE HIS. HE REFUSED TO TELL ME WHETHER THE DIVORCED WIVES HAD HIS CHILD
1
1
1
3.5- 3.16
1
3.9 THE RESPONDANT
1
4.1 RESPONDENT TOLD ME THAT SHE HAS LIVED IN KOROGOCHO FOR YEARS AND YEARS ARGUING THAT KOROGOCHO IS THE PLACE SHE CAN CALL HER ORIGINAL PLACE. SHE INSISTED ON KOROGOCHO AS HER PLACE OF ORIGIN
1
5
1
1
ABOUT THE CHILDREN IT IS QIUTE DOUBTFUL BEACUSE THE YEARS IN WHICH SOME WERE BORN AND OTHERS HE DOESNT KNOW
1
1
CHILD 1 ATTENDS NURSERY SCHOOL,CHILD 2 IS 1 MONTH OLD
1
CHILD 2 AND 3 QUESTION 3.8 HE SAID THAT I ESTIMATE THAT THE KIDS WERE BORN AFTER TWO YEARS. IN MY OPINION IT CANT BE CORRECT HE JUST SAID IT
1
CHILD 3 WAS A TWIN AND ONE DIED.RESPONDENT WONT TALK ABOUT THE DEAD CHILDREN
1
CHILDREN HAVE ATTAINED SCHOOL GOING AGE BUT HAVE NOT YET BEEN ENROLLED TO SCHOOL DUE TO ECONOMIC ISSUES
1
DOESN'T HAVE ANY CLOSE FRIENDS TO BORROW MONEY
1
F
1
FREDRICK KABUCHI IS A NEPHEW OF THE RESPONDENT AS PER WHAT I OVERHEARD HIM CALLING HER. THE RESPONDENT INSITED THAT THE CHILD IS HERS
1
HAD FRIENDS THEREFORE BUT NOWADAYS NO ONE CAN BE TRUSTED AS A FRIEND
1
HE COMES TO COLLECT RENT FROM HIS STRUCTURE BUT STAYS AWAY FROM KOROGOCHO
1
HE IS THE CHAIRMAN TO HIS VILLAGE
1
HEALTH STATE DISCRETION, THE GUY WAS COUGHING SERIOUSLY
1
I THINK, THAT HE GIVE ME ALL THE INFORMATON I NEEDED FROM HIM.
1
IN 3.8 THE RESPONDENT DOESNT KNOW THE YRS WERE BORN
1
IN 5.0,THE RESPONDENT SAID HE IS NOT WORKING
1
IN QN 3.5 THE RESPONDENT ESTIMATED THE YEAR THAT SHE GAVE BIRTH TO HER CHILDREN
1
1
ISSUE ON HER OCCUPATION
1
N/A
18
NIL
14
NNE
1
NO
1
NON
7
NONE
479
Q 11.4 THE RESPONDENT SAID IT WAS A VERY DIFFICULT QUESTION,SAYING ALTHOUGH WE'VE TO BE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT THE DISEASE, ITS SOMEHOW UPON GOD, BECAUSE EVEN INNOCENT PEOPLE WHO ARE UNAWARE AND WHO THINK THEY ARE SAFE, STILL THEY GET SICK. WHEN TH
1
1
1
Q 2.6 RESPONDENT SAYS HE MARRIED AT 23 YEARS BUT IT DOES NOT CORRESPOND TO THE YEAR HE GOT MARRIED IN QUESTION 2.15
1
1
Q 3 THERESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW WHY SHE HAD TO GIVE A LIST OF ALL HER CHILDREN. SHE THOUGHT WE WERE EVIL PEOPLE WHO COULD CAUSE TROUBLE.
1
Q 3.5 THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY UNEASY AND UNSURE OF THE NAMES OF HIS CHILDREN AND HE EVEN KEPT ON SAYING THAT HE HAD A "FULL HOUSE" I.E MANY CHILDREN, BUT THEY ARE NOW ALMOST FINISHED
1
Q 3.5 WANGARI AND WANJIKU ARE TWINS HENCE SHARING THE BIRTH YEAR AND DATE
1
1
1
Q 35 RESPONDENT HAS SUFFERED 1 MISCARRIAGE AND GAVE BIRTH TO A BABY WHO DIED AFTER 5 HRS AND WON'T COUNT THEM
1
Q 8.25 HE DOESNT KNOW HOW MUCH HE PAID AT THE HOSPITAL AND HE CANT ESTIMATE AT ALL
1
Q. 2.15 DOUBTS THE YEAR HE MARRIED
1
Q.3.2 THE RESPONDENT SAID HE HAD 3 BILOGICAL CHILDREN AND WENT THE INTERVIEW ASKED WERE THEY FROM KTHE 1ST WIFE OR SECOND WIFE AS HE HAD SAID HEHAS MARRIED TWICE, HE SAID THEY BELONGED TO THE 2ND WIFE OF WHICH HE DIDNT CLARIFY WHETHER THE FIRST
1
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Q10.1 RESPONDENT DOESNT HAVE CLOSE FRIENDS
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Q10.1 RESPONDENT SAID THAT HIS CLOSE FRIEND ARE UNCOUNTABLE
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Q10.1-RESPONDENT SAYS THAT SHE HAS UNCOUNTABLE FRIENDS
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Q2.3 THE RESPONDENT TOLD ME THAT HE WAS MARRIED THEN LATER SAID THAT SHE HAS NEVER BEEN MARRIED
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Q2.6 THE RESPONDENT SAID HE MARRIED WHEN HE WAS 50 YEARS OLD, AFTER PROBING IF HE HAD ANY CHILDERN BEFORE HE GOT MARRIED BECAUSE HIS FIRST BORN WAS 1998 WHEN HE WAS 62 YEARS OLD HE SAID NO.
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Q2.9 THE RESPONDENT SAID WHEN SHE LEARNED HOW TO READ, WHEN I PROBED SHE SAID IT WAS AT AGE OF THE "KEYA'S" WHICH WAS AN ERA, IS WHEN SHE STARTED LIVING WITH A MAN
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Q3.2 THE RESPODENT SAID HE CAN ONLY MENTION THE 5 CHILDREN OF THE YOUNGEST WIFE AS IT IS THEM NOW WHO TAKE CARE OF HIM ABOUT THE OHTER HE CANT SAY Q3.12 WHEN THE INTERVIEWER ASKED THIS QUESTION, A GRANDCHILD WHO WAS ABOUT 15 YEARS ANSWERED THAT
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Q3.2 THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT HE HAD 7 CHILDREN BUT IN GIVING DETAILS HE CLAIMS THAT HE HAD ONLY 6 AND NOT THE 7 MENTIONED ABOVE
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Q3.2, I THOUGHT THAT MAYBE BECAUSE OF THE RESPONDENT AGEING HE COULDNT REMEMBER HOW MANY CHILDREN HE HAS
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Q3.2-3.14 THE RESPONDENT SUGGESTED ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE CHILDREN I SHOULD ASK THEIR MOTHER WHO WAS NOT IN THE HOUSE AT THE TIME, THE ONLY ANSWER HE GAVE WAS THAT THEIR LAST BORN WAS BORN AROUND 3 WEEKKS AGO
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Q3.5 RESPONDENT THINKS THAT CHILD DIED BECAUSE SHE LOOKED FOR HIM EVERYWHERE AFTER HIS DISAPPEARENCE SINCE MARCH 2005. THEY DON'T HEAR OF HIOM
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Q3.8 THE RESPONDNET WASNT SURE OF THE D.O.B SHE TOLD SEVERAL DIFFERENT D.O.B BEFORE SETTLING FOR ONE.
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Q4.3 THE RESPONDENT SAID AFTER HE ATTAINED RETIREMENT AGE IS WHEN HE EXPECT TO BE PAID HIS RETIREMENT BENEFIT AND IS THE ONLY TIME HE CAN GO BACK TO THE PLACE OF ORIGIN, AS IT IS ALWAYS VERY TIRESOME TO RETIRE, GO TO RURAL AREARS AND BE COMING
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QN 5.3 I THOUGH SHE WAS LYING THAT SHE HAS NEVER WORKED OF NOT CURRENTLY WORKING. THIS IS BECAUSE SINCE HER HUSBAND DIED WHAT HAS SHE BEEN LIVING ON
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QUESTION 10.2- IF THE RESPONDENT RESPONDENT THAT HE CAN GET MONEY OF INSITITUTION BECAUSE HE IS A BUSINESSMAN,THEN THERE IS NO NEED TA SK Q 10.3.
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QUESTION 11.5 NEED A SKIP TO QUESTION 11.7 IF ANSWERED
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QUESTION 2.14 THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT THERE ARE TIMES WHEN THE WIFE COMES TO NAIROBI AND STAYS FOR ABOUT 3 - 4 MONTHS THEN GOES UPCOUNTRY.
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QUESTION 2.15 DOUBTS THE YEAR BUT HE KNOWS THE EXACT MONTHS
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QUESTION 2.6 RESPONDENT NOT SURE
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QUESTION 3.10 AND 3.11 THE RESPONDENT SON WAS BORN IN 1994 AND IS MARRIED TO A LUO WIFE AND THEY HAVE ONE CHILD
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QUESTION 3.12 RESPONDENT CLAIM TO BE STAYING WITH ALL THE CHILDREN IN THE SAME ROOM
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QUESTION 3.18 NON- BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN, SHE WAS CALCULATING THEIR DATES OF BIRTH BY ESTIMATES OF THEIR AGES
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QUESTION 3.3 I THOUGHT THE RESPONDENT GAVE ME THE NAMES OF CHILDREN WHOA RE HIS NIECES BUT HE ACTUALLY DOES NOT LOOK AFTER THEM ACCORDING TO THE INFORAMTION HE WAS GIVING ME WHICH ITHOUGHT WAS SUSPICIOUS
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QUESTION 3.5 - THE OLD MAN SEEMED NOT TO REMEMBER THE NAMES OF ALL HIS CHILDREN AND DOUBT THE NUMBER MIGHT BE BEYOND 5.
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QUESTION 3.5 -3.18 NOT ANSWERED .RESPONDENT FELT IT WAS TOOMUCH AND A BOTHER SINCE NOTHING WAS BEING DONE SINCE HE STARTED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE RESEARCH.HE EVEN COMMENTED THAT PROBABLY WE COULD USE THE NAMES TO OFFER SACRIFICE AS DEVIL WORSHIP
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QUESTION 3.5 3 CHILDREN DIED WHEN THEY WERE DAYS OLD AND WEREN'T NAMED. RESPONDENT WANT DISCUSSIONS ABOUT THEM
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QUESTION 3.5 ONWARDS. THE RESPONDENT HAD DIFFICULTYIN ARRANGING THE CHILDREN IN ORDER OF BIRTH AND SOME HE DID NOT RECALL THE YEARS OF BIRTH
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QUESTION 3.8 AMD 3.9 THE RESPONDENT WAS NOT CLEAR AND MOST OF THE TIME HAD TO INSIST BECAUSE SHE SAID SHE DIDN'T KNOW
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QUESTION 3.8 RESPONDENT DOESM'T KNOW THE EXACT MONTHS WHEN THE CHILDERN WERE BORN
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QUESTION 3.8 RESPONDENT DOUBTS THE YEAR WHEN MOARICE WAS BORN
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QUESTION 3.8 RESPONDENT SAYS THAT THE ELDERS CHILDREN ARE TWO YEARS OLDER FROM THE ONES FOLLOWING HIM /HER
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QUESTION 3.8 RESPONENT CANNOT EXACTLY KNOW WHEN PATRICK AND ESTHER WERE BORN BECASUSE THEY ARE CHILDREN TO HER SISTER IN LAW
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QUESTION 3.8 THE RSPONDENT WASN'T SURE WHEN HIS CHILDREN WERE BORN
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QUESTION 4.7 B I DON'T THINK IF THE PEOPLE HE MENTIONED WHO STAY AT HIS PLACE OF ORIGIN DID NOT HAVE VISITED HIM IN THE LAST TWELVE MONTHS
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QUESTION 4.7 THE RESPONDENT SAID HER TWO DAUGHTERS ARE MARRIED IN MURANGA BUT NOT THE SAME PLACE AS HER ORIGIN AND THAT SHE CANT SAY THAT WHEN THEY TO VISIT FOR A WHILE, THAT THEY ARE VISITIORS FROM HER PLACE OF ORIGIN AS THEY ARE HER CHILDREN
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QUESTION 5.3 HE CANT REMEMBER WHEN HE LAST STOPPED TO LOOK FOR MONEY
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QUESTION 5.7 YOU CANT TELL WHERE JUAKALI LIES
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QUESTION 6 AS A WHOLE SINCE THE RESPONDENT FELT WELL AND ASSUMED THE QUESTIONS WERE MEANT FOR THOSE WHO ARE HIV POSITIVE
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QUESTION 8.7 RESPONDET DOUBTS THE YEAR WHEB HE STARTED CARING FOR AMMILY BUT DOES NOT REMEMBER THE MONTHS BUT HE TOLD ME TO CONFIRM FROM WHAT HIS WIFE REPORTS
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QUESTION ON CHILDREN THAT HE HAD EVER HAD HE ANSWERED ELEVEN BUT ONLY TALKED ABOUT NINE SINCE THE FIRST TWO DIED AT BIRTH
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QUESTIONS 3 AS WHOLE WAS A TASK FOR THIS RESPONDENT DIVERGING INFORMATION ON THE DEAD CHILDREN BECAUSE HE COULDNT REMEMBER SO I DIDNT RECORD BUT FROM THE INFORMATION GIVEN 2 (TWO) OF HIS CHILDREN HAVE DIED
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QUESTIONS 4.1,4.3 THE RESPONDENT LEFT RURAL HOME ABOUT 16-24 YEARS AND THEREFORE DOES NOT KNOW THE LOCATION AND VILLAGE WITH ALL THE SISTERS IN NAIROBI.NO RELATION AT HOME.
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QUESTIONS ABOUT TAKING CARE OF SOMEONE WITH PROLONGED ILLINESS IS QUITE DOUBTFUL AS SHE SAYS THAT THE PATIENT WAS ILL FOR ONE MONTH ,RECOVERED BUT THEN WAS ILL AGAIN
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QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE AGES OF THE CHILDREN THAT RESPONDENT TAKES CARE OF.
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QUESTIONS FOR SECTION 3 ABOUT THE YEAR AND MONTH OF BIRTH OF THE CHILDREN.
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QUESTIONS ON THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN HE INSITED THAT HE HAS FOUR CHILDREN
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QUETIONS ABOUT RESIDENCY BECAUSE HE HAS A WORKSHOP OUTSIDE DSA SLUM WHERE MOST OF THE TIMES HE SLEEPS. HE ONLY COMES TO DSA SLUM V040779002 ON SUNDAY TO SLEEP BECAUSE HE HAS NOT MOVED WITH ALL ITEMS. HE LIVES WITH HIS KIDS AT THE WORKSHOP AREA.
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QUSETION 9.6 WAS ABANDONED BY THE MOTHER WHEN SHE WAS IN AN INFACT AND THE RESPONDENT IS CURRENTLY CARING WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE OF THE MOTHER'S WHEREABOUTS. LEILAS FATHER WAS THE RESPONDENT'S HUSBAND WHO IS LIVING IN SOMALI
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REFUSED TO GIVE THE CHILDREN'S NAME, HE SAID ITS AGAINST HIS TRADITIONS.
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RESPONDENT CANT EXACTLY SAY WHERE SHE COMES FROM.
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RESPONDENT CLAIMS SHE DOESNT WORK YET SHE IS THE ONE WHO TAKE CARE OF HIS GROWN UP CHILDREN.HUSBAND IS A HAWKER AND YET SOLE BREAD WINNER.SHE ALSO SPENDS ALOT OF MONEY IN MEDICATION SHE PROBABLY HAS SOME OTHER SOURCE OF INCOME.
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RESPONDENT COULD ONLY REMEMBER HE IS FROM TANZANIA
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RESPONDENT DIDNT KNOW HOW OLD HIS CHILDREN WERE.
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RESPONDENT DOESN`T COMPLAIN OF HAVING JOINTS PAIS BUT FEELS WEAK WHENEVER SHE WALKS
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RESPONDENT HAS MORE THA 3 CHILDREN
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RESPONDENT IS A COMERCIAL DRIVER AND IS ALWAYS ON TRANSIT AND RARELY FINDS TIME TO REST
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RESPONDENT IS IN THE MAENDELEO YA WANAWAKE GROUP AND GETS PAID AFTER THEIR PERFOMANCE HENCE BAADA YA KILA KAZI
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RESPONDENT IS TAKING CARE OF THREE KIDS
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RESPONDENT WORKS IN OTHER URBAN AREAS IN KENYA AND SOMETIMES TRAVELS OUT OF THE COUNTRY WHEN HE IS WITHIN THE COUNTRY HE TRAVELS ON WEEKLY BASIS
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RESPONDENTS DOESN'T KNOW DATES OF BIRTH OF HIS CHILDREN AND DATES WHEN THE 2 CHILDREN DIED. HE WAS ASSUMING THEIR YEARS AND CALULATING THEIR DATES OF BIRTH FROM ASSUMPTION. HE SAID THAT ALI DIED WHEN HE WAS 3YRS OLD AND HBIBA DIED AT AGE 13
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SECTION 11 IT WAS AFTER REALLY EXPLAINING TO THE RESPONDENT THAT I GOT THE ANSWER AND THINK THAT THEY WERENT TRUTHFUL
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SECTION 3 RESPONDENT TOLD ME TO COPY INFORMATION FROM A QUESTIONNAIRE COMPLETED FOR HIS WIFE
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SECTION 5 :THE RESPONDENT HAD EARLIER SAID THAT SHE HAS NO JOB OR BUSINESS BUT LATER ON SECTION 5.16 SAID THAT SHE HAS A SMALL SHAMBA NEAR KOROGOCHO WHERE SHE EARNS A LIVING CURRENTLY FROM SALE OF VEGETABLES.
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SECTION 6 THE RESPONDENT NEITHER UNDERSTANDS SWAHILI NOR ENGLISH SO I USED THE SERVICES OF A TRANSLATOR
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SHE GOT MARRIED AT AGE 9
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SHE INSISTED HER PLACE OF ORIGIN ITS NAIROBI
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THE RESPONDENT DIDNT WANT TO TALK ABOUT HIS FIRST MARRIAGE.WHEN I WAS INTERVIEWING HIM HE WAS DRUNK AND BELIEVE THIS COULD BE THE REASON HE TALKED OF HIS FAMILY THE WAY HE DID THOUGH HE ACKNOWLEDGES THE PRESENCE OF HIS FIRST WIFE.
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THE RESPONDENT EARNS MONEY FROM THE STRUCTURE YET DIDNT MENTION. ONLY SAYS SHE RELIES ON THE BUSINESS OF BASKET WEAVING THAT SHE DOES
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THE RESPONDENT HAS A PROBLEM WITH ONE OF HIS KNEE CAUSED BY AN ACCIDENT ITS NOT ATHRITIS
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THE RESPONDENT REFUSED TO GIVE THE NAMES,SEX AND YEAR OF BIRTH SAYING IT IS NOT NECCESSARY.
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THE RESPONDENT REFUSED TO GIVE THE YEARS IN WHICH HER CHILDREN WERE BORN I.E Q 3.8.
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THE RESPONDENT SAID HE DOESNT BELIVEVE GIVING DETAILS OF HIS CHILDREN. HE ARGUED CHILDREN ARE NOT COW TO COUNTED
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THE RESPONDENT SAYS THAT HIS BIRTH DATE IS 1934 WHICH IS TOO FAR FROM THE ONE RECORDED,ITS HARD TO DISTINGUISH IF HE IS CORRECT.
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THE RESPONDENT WAS SELLING BEER AS I WAS INTERVIEWING.
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THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY POSITIVE WHILE WAS ANSWERING THE QUESTIONS.
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THE RESPONDFENT CLAIMS THAT SHE HAS NO WORK BUT IT SEEMS THAT SHE HAS SOMETHING TO DO
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YES THE RESPONDENTS HAS AN EYE PROBLEM SOMETIMES FUNCTIONS WELL SOMETIMES NOT. BUT HE IS NOT COMPLETELY BLIND. ANSWER TO 6.5 HE GOT THAT PROBLEM
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12.7-Questions needing follow-up or clarification from supervisor
Respondent
INTERVIEWER ASSESSMENT
12.7 Questions needing follow-up or clarification from supervisor
(Explain)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
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Questions needing follow-up or clarification from supervisor
-ABOUT HIVAIDS PERSEPTION NOT TOB THE SPOUSES WHO ARE OLD AND ABOVE AL RESPONSIBLE. BUT TO THE YOUNG ACTIVE NOT MARRIED AND WHO ARE MOST COMMONLY IRRESPONSIBLE. THEY ARE VERY FAITHFUL TO EACH OTHER TO ADD ON THAT THEY ARE VERY RELIGIOUS PEOPLE.
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10.1 - 10.5 , 11.5 AND 11.6 CORRECTION TO BE MADE
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3.19 THERE IS NEED OF A SKIP
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3.8 THE RESPONDENT COULDNT KNOW AND REMEMBER WHEN THE CHILDREN HE IS CARING WHO ARE NOT HIS WERE BORN
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7.9 UT US ASKING FOR NUMBERS OF HOW MANY TIMES AND THE CHOICES ARE IRRELEVANT
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AFTER ANSWERING QUESTION 11.5, THERE NEED A SKIP TO QUESTION 11.7
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FROM Q3.5 - Q3.13 THE RESPONDENT DIDNT KNOW EVEN ONE SINGLE DATE OF BIRTH
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I DON' T THINK THE SKIP IS PLACE WELL SINCE IF THE REPONDNET ISN'T CURRENTLY WORKING AND IS NOT LOOKING FOR WORK THE THE INTERVIEWR SHOULD SKIP TO 5.16 THUS THE INTRUCTION SHOULD READ IF ANSWER IS 'NO' AND 5.3 IS NOT NA SKIP TO 5.16
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IF Q3.3 IS NO THEN 3.4 IS N/A IF 6.5 THE ANSWER IS 18 THERE SHOULD BE A SKIP TO SECTION 7
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IF Q8.41 IS YES THEN 8.42 IS NOT APPLICABLE IF ANSWER TO 3.3 NO THEN THEN 3.4 IS N/A
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IN Q 3.5 ISSAC NGONDI IS THE THRID BORN HE FORGOT WHILE NAMING THEM
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PRODUCTS LIKE COFFEE TAKE A LONG TIME BEFORE ONE IS PAID AT TIMES 6 MONTHS.
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Q 3.5 RESPONDENT SAID SHE HAD 8 CHILDREN ND 6 OF THEM ARE DEAD AND THERE IS NO WAY SHE CAN TALK OR SPEAK ABOUT THEM. SO SHE GIVE NAMES OF THE ONLY 2 ALIVE
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Q 4.7A ABOUT THE SPOUSE, MONICAH'S HUSBAND DIED AND SHE HAS NO CHILDREN SO THE QUESTIONS ARE NOT APPLICABLE
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Q.8.44 -THE SKIP TO SEE 9 WHAT IF THE SAID PERSON IS CURRENTLY SICK BUT DOES NOT NEED CARE?WHEN PROMPTS US TO 8.55
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Q11.5 SHOULD HAVE A SKIP INSTRUCTION LEADING TO 11.7
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Q3.23 HE DOESNT GO BECAUSE HE CANT WALK
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Q6.3 GETS TREATMENT AT KOROGOCHO COMMUNITY HEALTH CLINIC BECAUSE HE IS A VOLONTEER THERE
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Q6.4.3 ABOUT THE CHRONIC LUNG DISEASE - 6.4.3I SHOULD HAVE A SKIP INSTURCTION TO Q 6.4.4 SINCE THE PERSON HASNT BEEN DIAGNOSIED WITH TB
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Q8.24 - Q8.30 IS N/A BECAUSE THE PERSON DIED 2 YEARS AGO
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QUE.7.9 -THOUGH THE QUESTION IS CLEAR TO US THERE SHOULD BE A COLUMN OF HOW MANY TIMES THE RESPONDENT HAD PROBLEMS ACCORDING TO HOW THE QUESTION HAD BEEN PHRASED.
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QUESTION 11.4 HAS NO MULTIPLE CHOISES AND IF ANSWER IS 5 THEN SKIP TO 11.7 NOT 11.9
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QUESTION 3 ESPECIALLY 3.8AND 3.9 QUESTION 10.1
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QUESTION 3.13 NEEDS MORE CLARIFICATION
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QUESTION 3.5 CHILD 4 IS THE SECOND BORN, THE RESPONDENT FORGOT TO MENTION THAT EARLIER
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QUESTION 3.5, SHE COULDN'T RECALL THE BAPTISMAL NAMES OF HER CHILDREN
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QUESTION 3.6 SHE DOUBTS THE AGE SHE WAS
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QUESTION 3.8 JACOB ODONGO NAD EZEKIEL OPIYO ARE TWINS
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QUESTION 8.42
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QUESTIONS CONCERNING CHRONIC ILLINESS HE ANSWERED GENERALLY THAT HE IS NOT SICK AND DID NOT WANT ME TO ASK HIM SO MANY QUESTIONS ABOUT EVERY DISEASE
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SAID COULDNT TALK OF CHILDREN WHO ARE DEAD OR ARE OLD ENOUGH TO LIVE ON THEIR OWN
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SECTION 3.5 - 3.8
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THE RESPONDENT CAN ONLY REMEMBER THE NAMES OF FIRST FIVE CHILDREN, AND HE SAID HE IS TIRED HE CANT NAME THE REMAINING 21 CHILDREN
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THE RESPONDENT FORGOT ABOUT HIS CHILDRENS DATES OF BIRTH.
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THE RESPONDENT HAD PROBLEM OF SIGHT
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WHERE DATES WERE CONCERNED IE Q2.9, 3.8 AND 3.9 RESPONDENT DIDN'T KNOW THE ANSWERS TO GIVE
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12.8-questions respondent found difficult, embarrassing or confusing
INTERVIEWER ASSESSMENT
12.8 What questions did respondent find difficult, embarassing or confusing?
(Explain)
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10.11 THE RESPODENT SAID THE FACT THAT HE IS A MUSLIM, HE IS SUPPOSSED TO GO TO THE MOSQUE WHICH IS ONLY LESS THAN A 100 METRES, 5 TIMES A DAY FOR PRAYERS , BUT HE CAN'T DUE TO HIS HEALTH
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11.1 AND 11.4 CONFUSING HE WAS ANSWERING HIS OWN ANSWERS EVEN AFTER PROBING
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11.1 AND 11.4 DIFFICULT I HAD TO REPEAT MYSELF LIKE THREE TIMES
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11.1 SHE DIDNT UNDERSTAND WELL SO HAD TO REPEAT SEVERAL TIMES
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11.1 TO 11.15 EMBARRASSING SHE WAS LIKE SHY TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS
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11.1, 11.2, 11.4, 11.8 - 11.12 DIFFICULT DIDNT UNDERSTAND WHY WE ARE ASKING ALL THESE QUESTIONS
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11.12 AND 11.13 BOTH QUESTIONS SEEMED EMBRASSING, BUT HE FINALLY RESPONSED
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11.5B THERE IS NEED OF A SKIP
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3.0-3.18 2.6 SOMETIMES HE SAYS 55 AND OTHER 60
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3.26 DIFFICULT: I BELIEVE THE LEVEL OF UNDERSTANDING 5.1 DIFFICULY THE LEVEL OF UNDERSTANDING
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3.3 THE RESPONDENT SAID THE SIX NON BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN SHE IS CARING FOR BELONGED TO A NEIGHBOUR OF HERS WHO SUCCUMBED TO AN UNKNOW DISEASE OVER SIX YEARS AGO, LEFT BEHIND THIS CHILDREN, WITH NO ONE TO LOOK AFTER THEM, SHE HAD NO RELATIVES AND
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3.8 RESPONDENT DOESN'T REMEMBER WHEN THE CHILDREN WERE BORN
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3.8 THE RESPONDENT DOESN'T KNOW THE ACTUAL MONTHS WHEN THIS CHILDREN WERE BORN
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4.10 DIFFICULT HE WAS VERY SARCASTIC AND SAID IT WAS OF NO USE BECAUSE HE IS NOT BEING HELPED
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5.15 HE HAS WORKED ON SCURED BASIS HE WAS SELF EMPLOYED
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5.3 DIFFICULT HE WAS LIKE 'WHAT DO I MEAN"
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5.3 DIFFICULT SHE DID NOT UNDERSTAND (LOOKING FOR MONEY WWHICH IS OBVIOUS)
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8.8 JOSEPHINE IS THE RESPONDENTS MOTHER
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ABOUT HIV AIDS AND PERCEPTION DIFFICULT. IT WAS DIFFICULT TO HER ESPECIALLY ASKING HER ABOUT THE EXTEND OF BEING INFECTED THIS QUESTION WAS SOMEHOW EMBARRASSING HER. SHE TOOK IT AS A DIUBT UNFAITHFULNESS TO HER HUSBAND WITHOUT CONSIDERING OTHER
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ABOUT HIV PERCIEPTION IT WAS DIFFICULT TO HER THE REASN AS TO WHY THEY WOULD WANT TO TEST HER AND THAT S THE MOMED SHE INSISTED SHE HAS BEEN TESTED BEFORE AND SHE NEEDS NO MORE
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ABOUT HIV- HE CONSIDERS IT TO BE RELATED TO THE YOUTHS AND THOSE IRRESPONSIBLE
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ABOUT HIV/ AIDS PERCEPTION: SHE IS OLD AND SICK (RESPONSIBLE) SHE WAS SOMEHOW EMBRASSED BY THE QUESTION
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ABOUT HIV/AIDS AND PERCEPTION - DIFFICULT AND EMBRASSING: SHE IS OLD WITH NO SPOUSE (ABSTAINS). SHE DID NOT EXPECT TO BE ASKED MAYBE HER CHILDREN
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ABOUT HIV/AIDS AND PERSEPTION - IT WAS TO SOME EXTENT DIFFICULT AND EMBRASSING TOO TO HIM, HE DID NOT LIKE THE QUESTION AT ALL, ALTHOUGH HE GAVE ANSWERS TO THE ONES I ASKED. AT THAT MOMENT HE GOT EYE PROBLEM, WHICH MADE HIM VISIT WITH NO OOD IM
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ABOUT HIV/AIDS ANDPERCEPTION
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ABOUT HIV/AIDS PERCEPTION IT WAS DIFFICULT FOR HER BECAUSE SHE COULDNT IMAGINE SOMEBODY HER AGE WITH ALL HER DISCIPLINE AS A GRANDPARENT TO BE ASKED SUCH A QUESTION ALTHOUGH SHE LATER UNDERSTOOD. ABOUT WHETHER SHE WOULD BE TESTED (TESTED FOR WH
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ABOUT HIV/AIDS SHE CONSIDERS IT TO BE FOR THE YOUNG AND IRRESPONSIBLE .
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ABOUT HIV/AIDS SHE KNEW IT (DISEASES) BUT ASKING HER IT WAS ABIT DIFFICULT AS THE WAY SHE EXPLAINED IT WAS SOMETHING RELATED TO THE YOUNG AGED PEOPLE AND THOSE WHO ARE IRRESPONSIBLE. SHE IS VERY OLD JUST LOOKING AFTER OFFSPRING IN GENERAL AND N
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ABOUT HIV/AIDS SHE PINPOINTED IT TO BE RELATED WITH SO MUCH TIME WITH THE YOUNG- NOT SOMEBODY LIKE HER VERY OLD AND STILL WITH RESPONSIBILITIES
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ABOUT HIV/AIDS SHE SAID IT WAS SOMETHING SO MUCH EMMBARRASING RELATED TO YOUNG PEOPLE AND NOT OLD LIKE HER
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AT FIRST IT WAS DIFFICULT BUT FROM MY EXPLANATION HE TOOK SIGNIFICANT(AND NORMAL ALSO
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CONFUSING 11.1 EVEN AFTER PROBING HE WAS ANSWERING DIFFERENTLY SO HAD TO REPEAT LIKE 2 TIMES
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CONFUSING 11.1 I HAD TO REPEAT MYSELF BECAUSE HIS OWN NOT RELATED TO THE QUESTION
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CONFUSING-WHETHER TO BE TESTED(IF HE WILL ACCEPT OR NOT) HE SAID YES AND THEN CHANGED
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DATES OF BIRTH WERE CONFUSING.
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DIFFICULT (HIV/AIDS) HE DIDN'T EXPECT TO BE ASKED BECAUSE HE IS MARRIED WITH FAITHFUL WIFE ABOVE ALL HE IS A RELIGIOUS PERON. HE COUNTED THOSE QUETSIONS TO BE FOR THE YOUNG AND IRRESPONSIBLE PERSONALITIES.
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DIFFICULT - HIV/AIDS AND PERCEPTION HER KNOWLEDGE AND COMPREHENSION ON THIS PART WAS VERY LOW THATS WHY IT APPEARED TO HER DIFFICULTVERY OLD THOSE ANSWERED TOOK ALOT ISSUES WHICH CONCERNED SOMETHING WITH BACK DATING TIME (YEARS WHEN PARTICULAR
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DIFFICULT 11.1 I HAD TO REPEAT THE QUESTION TWO TIMES AND PROBE FURTHER
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DIFFICULT 5.3 SHE DIDNT UNDERSTAND THE QUESTION SOI HAD TO EXPLAIN FURTHER
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DIFFICULT AND EMBARRASING, HIV PERCEPTION AND ATTITUTE- HE PINPOINTED THAT THESE IS PROBLEM TO THOSE YOUNG UNMARRIED AND ABOVE ALL THOSE IRRESPONSIBLE (MAYBE HIS CHILDREN) NOT SOMEBODY LIKE HIM WHO IS OLD(SEXUAL INACTIVE) MARRIED(HE IS FAITHFUL
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DIFFICULT HIV/AIDS PERCEPTION. HE DID NOT EXPECT THE OLD AND WITH SPOUSES TO BE CONSIDERED IN THIS CATEGORY AND TO BE ASKED SUCH QUESTIONS HENCE DIFFICULT FOR HIM TO ANSWER.
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DIFFICULT QUESTION 11.4 SHE FOUND IT DIFFICULT TO ANSWER SAYING IT WAS FUNNY
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DIFFICULT- WHETER TO BE TESTED HE DIDN'T LIKE IT. HE PINPOINTED THAT THEY ARE VERY FAITHFUL SPOUSES, RELIGIOUS AND TESTING HAS GOT NO BENEFIT TO HIM.
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DIFFICULTY FACED IN REMEMBERING DATES OF BIRTH FOR THE CHILDREN ESPECIALLY THE EARLIER ONE OR FIRST CHILDREN
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DIIFICULT- SHE WAS VERY MUCH FREE TO PINPOINT THIS HIV/AID SPECIFIC MATTER IN QUESTION AS SOMETHING MOSTLY RELATED TO RELATED TO THOSE YOUNG AGED PEOPLE AND THOSE IRRESPONSIBLE TOO. NOT SOMEBODY LIKE HER MARRIAGE AND RESPONSIBLE
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EMBARASSING - 11.0 HIV/AIDS. SHE CONCLUDED BEFORE FINISHING THE QUESTIONS
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EMBARASSING HIV/AIDS Q.11.1 ANSWERING FACING THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ROOM
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EMBARASSING HIV/AIDS QUESTIONS 11.1 AND 11.15 HE WAS SAYING THAT WHAT KIND OF QUESTIONS ARE THOSE
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EMBARASSING HIV/AIDS. SHE SAID SHE IS TOO OLD TO ASK HER SUCH QUESTIONS THOUGH SHE CAN ANSWER NEVER TO ASK HER THAT AGAIN
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EMBARRASING -ABOUT HIV/AIDS AND PERCEPTION SHE IS OLD,RESPONSIBLE AND FAITHFUL TO HER SPOUSE. MAYBE FOR CHILDREN NOT HER
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EMBARRASING 11.1 TO 11.15 SHE KEPT ON LAUGHING, SHY SAYING IT WAS FUNNY BECAUSE MUSLIMS KNEW HOW TO TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES
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EMBARRASING HIV/AIDS: SHE WAS LIKE SOME QUATIONS NEED NOT TO BE ASKED
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EMBARRASING QUESTION 11.0 HE WAS TOO SHY
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EMBARRASSING 11.1 TO 11.15 SHE COULDN'T SAY ANYTHING WITHOUT SAYING THAT I WAS ASKING QUESTIONS THAT ARE IRRELEVANT TO HER WHILE SHE WAS SHY
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EMBARRASSING HIV/AIDS SECTION AFTER EVERY QUESTION HE SAID MUSLIMS DONT HAVE THAT
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EMBARRASSING-HIV/AIDS ATTITUDE AND PERCEPTION HE WAS ABIT RELUCTANT IN ANSWERING
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EMBRASSING QUESTIONS 11.1 TO 11.5 SHE SAID THAT MUSLIMS DONT HAVE AIDS AND THAT IS BAD TO ASK HER THOSE QUESTIONS BUT SHE ANSWERED SAYING THAT I SHOULD ASK THAT AGAIN
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FROM QUESTION 6.1 THAT IS HEALTH UTILISATION: THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT YES, SHE HAD A LEG PROBLEM, BUT THEIR RELIGION (AKORINO) DOES NOT BELIEVE/ ALLOW THEIR MEMBERSTO TAKE MEDICINE/ DRUGS, THEY ONLY HAVE FAITH IN GOD, FAITH IS WHAT HEALS THEM.
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GREATEST DIFFICULTY WAS REMEMBERING BIRTH DATES
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HIV/ AIDS DIFFICULT- SHE COUNTED HERSELF FROM THOSE THAT ARE ASKED THESE QUESTIONS. MAYBE FOR HER CHILDREN AND NOT HER
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HIV/AID AND PERCEPTION-DIFFICULT TO HIM-OTHERWISE HE CONSIDERS IT TO BE MOSTLY TO THE THE YOUNG GENERATION AND THOSE IRRESPONSIBLE.-DESPITE HIS NEGATIVE ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE QUESWTIONS I MANAGED TO ASK ALL THE CONSERNING THIS TOPIC AND ANSWERS
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HIV/AID PERCEPTION IT WAS VERY MUCH DIFFICULT TO HER
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HIV/AID PERCEPTION- EMBARASSING- A QUESTION WHICH IS VERY MUCH CONTRARY TO HER THINKING(ALSO BOTH)- AS THEY ARE OF THEM RESPONSIBLE AND FAITHFUL SPOUSES( THEY ARE FOR NOW OLD GRAND PARENTS
1
1
1
HIV/AIDS AND PERCEPTION. THIS IS WHETHER TO BE TESTED OR NOT. IT WAS VERY DIFFICULT TO HER AND HE WAS WONDERING WHY WE ARE INTRESTED TO CHECK EVEN THOSE MARRIED AND RESPONSIBLE COUPLES
1
HIV/AIDS AND PERSEPTION (DIFFICULT), TAKES IT AS A PROBLEM MOST RELATED TO YOUTHS AND THOSE IRRESIPONSIBLE - NOT SOMEBODY LIKE HER
1
HIV/AIDS ASSOCIATED SO MUSH WITH THE YOUNG PEOPLE AND NOT OLD MARRIAGE AND RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE LIKE HIM
1
HIV/AIDS DIFFICULT SHE TOOK IT AS SOMETHING OR RATHER QUESTIONS FOR THE YOUNG AND ANY PERSONALLITY THAT IS IRRESPONSIBLE
1
1
HIV/AIDS PERCEPTION EMBARRASING ITS FOR THE YOUNG AND THOSE IRRESPONSIBLE
1
HIV/AIDS PERCEPTION EMNARRASING - MOST RELATED TO THE YOUNG UNMARRIED AND THOSE IRRESPONSIBLE
1
HIV/AIDS PERCEPTION PERSONALLY NO EMBARRASING SHE IS OLD AND RESPONSIBLE BUT MAYBE FOR HIS CHILDREN
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HIV/AIDS PERCEPTION SHE CONSIDERS IT TO BE FOR THE YOUNG EN IRRESPONSIBLE
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HIV/AIDS QUESTION
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HIV/AIDS WAS SOMEHOW DIFFICULT TO HIM BECAUSE HE IS A RELIGIOUS OLDMAN-HE CONSIDERS IT TO A GOD'S CURSE(PUNSHIMENT) HE DID NOT HAD THAT WILLING ALYHOUGH HE LATER FOUND IT NECESSARY TO BE ASKED AND ANSWER GIVEN
1
HIV/AIDS-IT WAS SO MUCH DIFFICULT EMBARRASSING AND CONFUSING SHE DIDN'T LIKE THESE QUESTIONS- SHE IS SOMEBODY RELIGIOUS AND OLD(RESPONSIBLE) SHE DIDNT EXPECT TO BE ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT SPECIFIC DISEASES
1
1
ISSUE ON HIV AND AIDS THE RESPONDENT FELT IT WAS A TOPIC FOR THE YOUNG PEOPLE ASINCE VERY MANY ARE SEXUALLY ACTIVE SO HE FELT IT WAS AN EMBARASSING TOPIC EVEN TO DISCUSS WITH THE OTHER MEN
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1
1
MENTIONING HIS CHILDREN
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MPME
1
1
N/A
20
1
NIK
1
NIKL
2
NIL
12
NO
1
NOEN
2
NON
4
NONE
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ONLY THE QNS CONCERNING MARRIAGE IS A BIT EMBARRASING
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Q 11.0 ALL THE QUESTIONS ON HIV/AIDS, THE RESPONDENT HESTITATED AT FIRST, THEN HE FOUND SOME TO BE VERY PERSONAL I.E. Q11.12 AND 11.14
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Q 3.1, 3.2 TO 3.18
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Q 3.13 RESPONDENT IS MAINLY BASED IN MERU, WHERE SHE IS FARMING AND ITS THE CHILDREN WHO ARE IN KOROGOCHO BUT SHE COMES 2-3 TIMES A MONTH TO COLLECT RENT NAD STAYS 2-4 DAYS THEN GOES BACK TO MERU
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Q 3.2 AND 3.5 THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT HE CAN ONLY BE COMFORTABLE TALKING ABOUT THE CHILDREN WHO ARE ALIVE, FOR THOSE WHO ARE DEAD, HE CANT AS IT IS A TABOO. Q 7.16 THE RESPONDENT SAID HE DOESN'T SLEEP AT NIGHT, SINCE HE WORKS AS A WATCHMAN, BU
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Q 6.3 THE RESPONDENT HAD BEEN GIVEN A MEDICINE PRESCRIPTION OF 800/= BUT ONLY MANAGED TO GET 200 SHILLINGS. WHEN HE WENT TO THE DRUG STORE HE HAD TO TAKE WITH HIM A DOSE OF ONLY 2 DAYS INSTEAD OF A DOSE FOR A WEEK BECAUSE HE DIDNT GET THE REST
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Q 6.4.1I THE RESPONDENT HE USUALLY FEELS IT AFTER A LONG DISTANCE JOURNEY I.E.BACK PAIN BUT ITS ONLY FOR A DAYAND HE UNDERSTANDS ITS BECAUSE OF BEING THE STEERING WHEEL FOR LONG. Q7.6I THE RESPONDENT SAID HE IS SATISFIED WITH HIS LIFE BUT THE O
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Q 7.12 THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT HIM BEING A POLITITCAL PARTY LEADER IN THE AREA, HE IS ALWAYS IN SOCIAL EVENTS ESPECIALLY POLITICAL AND THEREFORE HAS NO PROBLEM AT ALL WITH GETTING ALONG OR BEING INVOLVED IN SOCIETY
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1
Q 7.40 THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT HE DOES BATHE AS IT WAS USELESS FOR HIM TO BE CLEAN AND HE DEALS OR WORKS IN DIRT, SCAVENGING AND EVEN GOES TO THE DUMPSITE IN MUKURU/DANDORA WHERE ITS VERY DIRTY. FOR CHANGING CLOTHES HE HAD NO PROBLEM IN DOING
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Q.10.1 THE RESPONDENT FOUND IT DIFFICULT CHOOSING BETWEEN HIS FRIENDS WHO IS THE MOST TRUSTWORTHY
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Q.3 WAS DIFFICULT TO RESPONDENT AND SHE FELT IT WAS CONSUMING A LOT OF TIME
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Q1.9 THE RESPONDENT SAID I FIRST ASK THE QUESTIONS HE HEARS THEM THEN HE WILL DECIDE AS WE GO ON IF HE WILL ANSWER OR NOT AND THAT HE CANT AND HE DOESN'T SIGN ANYTHING
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Q10.1 THE RESPONDENT DIDNT UNDERSTAND WHAT I MEANT BY CLOSE FRIEDS INFACT HE TOLD ME THAT NOWADAYS YOU CANT GET SOMEONE TO HELP YOU AS PEOPLE ARE NOT TRUSTWORTHY
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Q10.11 THE RESPONDENT SAID HIM BEING A MUSLIM WAS SUPPOSED TO GO FOR PRAYERS 5 TIMES A DAY BUT HE IS NOW RESTRICTED TO HIS BED BECAUSE OF HIS AILMENT/SICKNESS, SUCH THAT HE CAN'T GO OUT
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Q10.15 THE RESPONDENT SAID THE COMMUNITY POLICY OFFICE (SECURITY) IS JUST OUTSIDE HIS HOUSE, AND THAT ITS VERY SAFE, AS THE YOUTHS KEEP THE AREA SAFE, SECURE 24 HOURS BY SHIFTS
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Q11.1 IS DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND AND ALSO EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT WHAT IS THE IMPLICATION OF THE WORD CONCERN
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Q11.1 RESPONDENT FELT SHY AND KIND OF EMBARRASED
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Q11.1 WAS CONFUSING TO THE RESPONDENT AS SHE DIDN'T SEEM TO UNDERSTAND WHAT WAS EXPECTED AND IT WAS ALMOST AS IF I WAS SUGGESTING AN ANSWER TO MAKE HER UNDERSTAND THE QUESTION
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Q11.12 - Q 11.5 THE RESPONDENT SAID THEY WERE VERY PERSONAL QUESTIONS
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Q11.12 THE RESPONDENT ASKED ME WHETHER I THOUGHT EVEN IF SHE HAD BEEN TESTED SHE COULD ANSWER ME THAT WAS HER SECRET AND HERS ALONE.
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Q11.12-11.14 RESPONDENT WASN'T COMFORTABLE WITH THESE QUESTIONS
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Q11.13 THE RESPONDENT COULDNT BELIEVE THAT I COULD ASK AN ELDERLY LADY WHETHER SHE COULD BE TESTED FOR HIV/AIDS AT HER AGE
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Q11.13 THE RESPONDENT GAVE THE COMMENT Q11.16 BECAUSE OF ASKING WHETHER SHE COULD AGREE TO BE TESTED
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1
1
Q11.4 IT WAS VERY DIFFICULT AND CHALLENGING FOR THE RESPONDENT TO DISCLOSE HIS HIV STATUS
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1
Q11.5 THE RESPONDENT AT FIRST DIDN'T WANT TO TELL ME WHY SHE THOUGHT THAT SHE HAD NO RISK AT ALL CNTRACTING HIV AS SHE WAS EMBARRASED TO FO SO
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Q11.7 THE RESPONDENT SAID SHE CAN TAKE CARE OF A PERSON INFECTED BUT FOR NOW SHE CAN'T AS SHE HAS NO STRENGTH TO DO SO, RIGHT NOW HERSELF SHE NEEDS SOMEONE TO LOOK AFTER HER. TAKE CARE OF HER
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Q11.8 THE RESPONDENT WAS OF THE VIEW THAT HIV/AIDS IS A DISEASE OF STIGMATIZATION-Q11.11 SUCH THAT EVEN THE PEOPLE YOU ALWAYS THINK THEY ARE CLOSE TO YOU WILL FIND IT A BURDEN TO TAKE CARE OF A SICK PERSON, ITS ONLY YOUR BIOLOGICAL PARENTS THAT
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Q3.13 DIFFICULT IT DEPENDS WHETHER THE CHILD HAS MONEY AND ITS HER/HIS LIFE AND CHOICE
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Q3.5 AND 3.8 RESPONDENT DOESN'T REMEMBER THE SECOND NAMES OF HER CHILDREN AS WELL AS THEIR DATES
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Q3.5 FOR CHILDREN WHO PASSED AWAY RESPONDET REFUSED TO TELL ME WHEN THEY DIED SAYING THAT I WAS REMINDING HER OF AN AWFUL PAST. SHE DIN'T RECALL THEIR 2ND NAMES. Q3.8 RESPONENDENT FOUND IT HARD IN RECALLING WHEN HER CHILDREN WERE BORN. SHE WAS
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Q3.5 HE REFUSED TO GIVE THE DETAILS OF HIS CHILDREN SAYING FIRST THE LIVE UPCOUNTRY
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Q3.8 RESPONDENT DOESN'T KNOW MONTHS OF BIRTHS OF CHILDREN
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Q3.8 RESPONDENT DOESN'T KNOW MONTHS OF XHILDRENS BIRTH
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Q3.8 RESPONDENT FOUND IT HARD TO RECALL WHEN CHILDREN WERE BORN
1
Q3.8-DOESNT RECALL MONTHS OF BIRTH OF CHILDREN
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Q3.8-RESPONDENT CANT RECALL SOME RECALL SOME OF HER CHIDREN'S SECOND NAMES
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Q4.1 THE RESPONDENT HESISTATED, AND ASKED WHY I WAS ASKING SUCH A QUESTION OR WAS IT THAT, IT WAS EVALUATE FORM THEIR ORIGIN? YET FOR HIM KOROGOCHO IS WHERE HE IS MORE COMFORTABLE AS HIS ORIGIN. HE WANTED IT TO BE KNOWN NAIROBI, HENCE KOROGOCHO
1
1
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Q5.6 THE RESPONDENT FOUND THE QUESTIONS RATHER INTIMIDATING AS HE TOLD ME THE REASONS AM KNOCKING ON PEOPLES DOORS ASKING THEM QUESTIONS IS THE SAME REASON AS TO WHY HE IS WORKING. HE COMPLAINED THAT NEXT TIME WE SHOULDN'T INCLUDE SUCH QUESTION
1
Q5.7 SHE HAS RENTED OUT HOUSE THAT HER BUSINESS
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1
1
Q6.13 THE DIDNT UNDERSTAND THIS QUESTION BUT AFTER EXPLAINING SEVERAL TIMES HE UNDERSTOOD IT CLEARLY
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1
Q6.4.1G THE PAIN IN THE JOINTS JUST SUBSIDED ON ITS OWN IN LESS THAN 30 MINUTES, NO NEED OF EXERCISE OF THE JOINTS
1
Q6.43 THE RESPONDENT SAID HE HAD SOME COUGHING PROBLEM WITH PHLEGM BUT FOR LESS THAN 10 MINUTES EVERY TIME
1
Q7.16- THE RESPONDENT SAID HE WORKS AS A NIGHT GUARD, THEREFORE HE RARELY SLEEPS BUT WHEN HE COMES HOME DURING DAY IE IN THE MORNING HE FALLS SLEEP FOR ONLY AROUND 3 HOURS
1
Q7.2 THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT HIS HEALTH DEPENDS ON THE LEVEL OF HIS BLOOD SUGAR I.E WHEN ITS HIGH, HE IS VERY SICK AT OTHER TIMES WHEN ITS LOW, HE FEELS BETTER AND ALSO IF HIS MEDICATION IS FUINISHED, AT TIMES WHEN HE DOESN'T HAVE MORE TO GET
1
Q7.2, Q7.4, Q7.39 THE RESPONMDENT SAID THAT DESPITE HER HEALTH CONDITION, SHE STILL HAS TO WALK ALL THE WAY TO KASARANI SPORTS GROUNDS DAILY WHERE SHE HAS A SMALL SHAMBA/FARM THAT SHE TENDS TO, FOR HER FAMILY FOOD THATS WHY ALL THE QUESTIONS ON
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Q7.26 THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT HIS EARS ARE ALWAYS ITCHING I.E HE KEEPS ON SCRATCHING THEM WITH AN EAR COTTON BUD
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Q7.34 THE RESPONDENT SAID HE ALWAYS HAVE SOME DIFFICULT IN HOLDING THINGS WITH TWO HANDS SINCE HIS TWO MIDDLE FINGERS IN THE LEFT ARM ARE MISSING.ITS DUE TO ACCIDENT AND NOT HIS AGE
1
Q7.52 THE RESPODENT HAS ALIMPING LEG BUT DEOSNT USE ANY STICK TO SUPPOET HERSELF
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1
QN 11.5 WHY SHE DID THINK THAT CHANCES ARE LOW. FOR GETTING HIV. SHE ASKED ME WHETHER SHE LOOKS LIKE ONE WHO LOITERS LOOKING FOR MALE COMPANIONS
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QN 3.5-3.18 HE TOLD ME THAT HIS THREE CHILDREN PASSED AWAY AD HE DIDNT THINK THAT THEY WILL BE OF ANY IMPORTANCE. HE SAID HE COULD NOT GIVE ME DETAILS ABOUT THEM
1
QN 3.8 AND 3.9 THE RESPONDENT CONCLUDED THAT ONLY HIS WIFE CAN HANDLE THIS.
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QNS 3.5_3.18 WERE DIFFICULT AND UN ANSWERABLE.
1
QNS ABT CHILDRENS WHEREABOUTS SEEMED DIFFICULT
1
1
QUESTION 11.1 AND 11.2 WERE KIND OF DIFFICULT ON THE PART OF THE RESPONDENT SINCE HE COULDNT UNDERSTAND WHEN ASKED WHETHER HE HAS BEEN AFFTECTED BY THE DISEASE HE THOUGHT I ASKED WHETHER HE HAS HIV/AIDS
1
QUESTION 11.1 HE CAULDIN'T COMPREHEND
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QUESTION 11.4 AND 11.6 RESPONDENT TOOK SOME TIME BEFORE ANSWERING
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QUESTION 11.9 - 11.11 THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT THE PARENTS ARE THE ONLY ONES WHO CAN TAKE CARE OF A SICK PERSON, WITHOUT FEELING ANY PAIN AS IF ITS A BURDEN FOR THEM, BUT A SPOUSE, FRIEND OR EVEN SISTER CAN NEGLECT SOMEONE
1
QUESTION 3 ON CHILD HISTORY WAS VERY TAXING BUT SINCE THE RESPONDENT HAD A BOOK FOR ALL OCURANCES IT WAS EASY TO RETRIEVE ALL THE DATES FOR THE CHILDREN WITH EASE THOUGH IT WAS TIME CONSUMING
1
QUESTION 3 PROVED DIFFICULT TO ASK. GENERALLY QUESTIONS WHERE DATES WERE INVOLVED WERE QUITE A TASK BECAUSE SHE COULD ONLY REMEMBER EVENTS THAT WERE HAPPENING THEN. THE FACT THAT SHE HAD LOST ALL HER CHILDREN MADE IT EVEN HARDER TO VENTURE IN T
1
QUESTION 3.8 THE RESPONDENT DOESN'T KNOW THE MONTHS WHICH THE CHILDREN WERE BORN
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QUESTION 5.11 THE RESPONDENT SAID ITS NOT WAGES THAT SHE GETS FROM URBAN AGRICULTURE BUT FOOD TO EAT OR IF SHE GETS SURPLUS VEGETABLES OR MAIZE ITS WHEN SHE SELLS AND NOT FOR MORE THAN KSHS. 30. THE AGRICULTURE SHE DOES IS FOR CONSUMPTION ONLY.
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QUESTION 5.5 THE RESPONDENT SAID SHE HAD OPENED A BUTCHERY, BUT THE BUSINESS WENT DOWN AND SHE WAS UNABLE TO PAY RENT FOR THE PREMISES, THE LANDLORD EVICTED HER AND IF RIGHT NOW SHE FOUND A BETTER LOCATION TO RUN HER BUSINESS, SHE CAN GO ON
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QUESTION 6.4 J RESPONDENT SAID SHE HAWKS FOOD STUFFS AND MOVES WITH THEM FROM PLACE TO PLACE AT THE END OF THE DAY HER BODY IS ALWAYS ACHING ESPECIALLY THE BACK.
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QUESTION 6.6 THE RESPONDENT SAID HE USES HERBS TO TREAT HIMSELF, AS HE BELIEVES THEY ARE BETTER THAN MEDICINE
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QUESTION 7.21 THE RESPONDENT EYES ARE DEFORMED, HE SAID HE CANT USE EYE GLASSES AS HE WONT SEE ANYTHING
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QUESTION 7.44 RESPONDENT SAID INFACT THE PROBLEMS SHE HAS BACKACHE AND JOINTS ARE BECAUSE OF THE BUSINESS SHE DOES INVOLVING CARRYING HEAVY LOAD ON HER BACK. Q9.12 SHE JUST ASSISTS THE DAUGHTER IN BRINGING UP HER GRANDCHILD THROUGH FINANCIAL SU
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QUESTION 8.1 THE RESPONDENT SAID SHE IS A WORKER AT KENWAA AND THEY DEAL WITH LOOKING AFTER HIV/ AIDS PATIENTS AND ORPHANED CHILDREN
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QUESTION CONCERNING HIV/AIDS SCENE 110.-11.15
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QUESTION ON CHILD HISTORY GAVE THE RESPONDENT QUITE A TAX BECAUSE HE DOESNT REMEMBER THE YEARS OR DATES WHAT WE USED WAS THE LEVEL OF CLASS AND AN EEVENT THAT HAPPENED IN THE YEAR
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QUESTION ON IF HE HAS A WIFE YET HE HAS NEVER MARRIED
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QUESTION ON RESIDENCY. KNOWING BIRTH AGES.
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QUESTIONS ABOUT FAMILY DETAILS I.E NUMBER OF WIVES EVER MARRIED WERE QUITE DIFFICULT FOR HIM TO ANSWER
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QUESTIONS ABOUT HER PERSONAL LIFE DETAILS I.E MEN EVER MARRIED, WHEN THEY SEPARATED AND HER FIRST YEAR IN MARRIAGE.
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QUESTIONS ABOUT HIS CHILDREN WIVES AND MONEY ISSUES WERE SEEMINGLY DIFFICULT FOR HIM TO ANSWER AS HE TOOK LONG TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS
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QUESTIONS ABOUT HIV/AIDS
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QUESTIONS CONCERNING HIV/AIDS
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QUESTIONS IN SECTION SEVEN RESPONDENT SAID THAT THEY WERE THE SAME AND THEY ARE REPEATED
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QUESTIONS ON HEALTH STATE DESCRIPTION. THE QUESTIONS WERE MANY AND SEEMED BORED WITH THEM.
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QUESTIONS ON HIV/AIDS ON SECTION 11. THE ATTITUDE AND PERCEPTION OF THE RESPONDENT CHANGED ALL OVER SUDDEN
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QUESTIONS PERTAINING TO HIS DECEASED CHILD. INFACT HE WASNT WILLING TO DISCUSS THIS AND HE DID NOT.
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QUESTIONS WERE TOO MANY AND QUESTION 3 WAS DIFFICULT BECAUSE RESPONDENT HAS MANY CHILDREN AND DOES NOT REMEMBER THEIR BIRTHDAYS
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1
RESPONDENT CHILDREN ARE ALL DEAD.
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RESPONDENT COULDNT REMEMBER DATES OF MONTHS WELL FOR THE CHILDREN. SHE FELT GIVING THE NAMES AND YEAR OF BIRTH WAS MORE IMPORTANT THAT THE DAY & MONTH
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RESPONDENT DIDNOT LIKE QUESTION ON CHILD HISTORY BECAUSE REMEMBERING DATES WAS DIFFICULT
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RESPONDENT DON'T REMEMBER WHEN CHILD WAS BORN. SHE SAID CHILD HAS ABOUT 29 YRS. Q 4.1 SHE DESNT' KNOW HER HOME LOCATION AND VILLAGE
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RESPONDENT FOUND IT DIFFICULT TO GIVE THE NAMES OF HIS CHILDREN IN ORDER OF BIRTH AS THEY DON'T BELONG TO ONE WIFE. HE DIN'T REMEMBER THEIR DATES OF BIRTH
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RESPONDENT HAD A DIFFICULTY TIME IN ANSWERING QUESTION 3.5BECAUSE SHE COULD NOT TELL THE EXACT DATE
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SAIS SHE DOESNT HAVE FRIENDS
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SCENE 11.0-11.15 QUESTIONS CONCERNING HIV/AIDS
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SECTION 11 THE RESPONDENT LAID BACK WHEN IT CAME TO TALKING ABOUT HIV/AIDS AND TREATED THIS DISCUSSION WITH SECRECY THAT HE EVEN REDUCED HIS TONE WHEN TALKING ABOUT IT
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SECTION 11 THE RESPONDENT WASNT AT EASE WITH DISCUSSING THE HIV/AIDS ISSUE AND HE GAVE ANSWERS THAT WERE OUT OF CONTEXT E.G Q11.5 HE TOLD ME HE WASN'T AT RISK AT ALL BECAUSE ONLY GOD KNOWS HIS DESTINY AND IT WAS AFTER REALLY PROBING THAT HE CAM
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SECTION 11 WAS EMBARRASING TO THE RESPONDNET AS SHE TALKED LOW TONE ABOUT THE HIV /AIDS ISSUE
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SECTION 11- I COULD TELL THE RESPONDENT COULDN'Y UNDERSTAND SOME QUESTIONS AND KEPT ASKING ME TO REPEAT AS HE DIDN'T UNDERSTAND THE QUESTIONS. I ALSO GAVE EXAMPLES TO MAKE HER UNDERSTAND
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SECTION 3 PARENT DID NOT METNION HIS CHILDREN SAYING ITS OF NO NEED
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SECTION II WAS DIFFICULT AND CONFUSING TO THE RESPONDENT AS SHE DIDNT UNDERSTAND IT, THUS NEEDED LOTS OF EXPLAINNG AND GIVING EXAMPLES
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SECTION II- WAS DIFFICULT AND EMBARRASING TO THE RESPONDENT, HE DIDNT UNDERSTAND THE QUESTIONS THUS TOOK ME TOO MUCH TIME TO EXPLAIN AND GIVE EXAMPLES TO MAKE HIM UNDERSTAND. THE RESPONDENT REGARDED HIV/AIDS ISSUES AS ISSUES TO BE DISCUSSED IN
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SECTION MENTIONING ALL HIS CHILDREN
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SECTION THREE NAMING HIS CHILDREN, HE SAID ITS OF NO HELP
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SHE JUST BECAME TIRED OF ANSWERING TOO MANY QUESTIONS
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TELLING HIM TO GIVE THE NAMES OF THE LATE CHILDREN
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THE 30000 FOR ADMISSION AT KENYATTA WAS CATERED FOR BY CATHOLIC SOCIAL WORKERS, BUT WHEN SHE WAS DISCHARGED SHE BOUGHT MEDICINE FOR 200
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THE DATES OF BIRTH FOR THE DEAD CHILDREN AND THE NAMES (FAILED TO RECALL) AND THE LAST CHILD'S SECOND NAME IS UNKNOWN
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THE ENTIRE SECTION OF 11.0 THE RESPONDENT FELT IM TOO YOUNG TO DISCUSS AIDS,
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THE HIV SECTION WAS EMBARRASING AND THE RESPONDENT WAS RELUCTANT BUT EVENTUALLY RESPONDENT WAS POSITIVE
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THE HIV/AIDS PART WAS EMBARASSING TO THE RESPONDENT. HE WAS RELUCTANT TO QUESTIONS RELATED TO THE SUBJECT
1
1
THE LIST OF CHILDREN ACCORDING TO THE YEARS OF BIRTH WAS AN ISSUE, THE LAST CHILD ON THE LIST IS THE ELDEST AND HAPPENS TO BE OF THE FIRST WIFE
1
1
1
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THE QUESTION ABUOT HIV/AIDS THE EMBARRASED HIM TO SOME LIMIT- WITH HIS WIFE HE SAID HE IS SAFE AND THOSE QUESTION WERE OF NO BENEFIT TO HIM
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THE QUESTION CONCERNING HOW MANY CLOSE FRIEND SHE HAD SHE GAVE ONLY FIVE THE LISTOF HER NEIGHBOURS
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THE QUESTION OF HIV/AIDS
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THE QUESTION ON CHILD HISTORY WAS TOO LONG AND RESPONDENTS REALLY TRIED TO REMEMBER BIRTH DATES AND DEATH DATES
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THE QUESTION ON HIV AND AIDS WAS LIKE A SUBJECT THAT NO ONE TOURCHES. INFACT THE RESPONDENT WANTED ME TO EXPLAIN WHAT THE DISEASE WAS ALL ABOUT
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THE QUESTIONS GENERALLY ON PART OF HIV/AIDS WERE EMBARASSING ON THE RESPONDENT. THE FIRST QUESTIONS WAS KIND OF CONFUSING ON HIS PART AND HE COULDNT QUITE UNDERSTAND
1
THE QUESTIONS REGARDING THE DATE OF BIRTH/DEATH. ALSO THE "ENGLISH" NAMES SHE COULD NOT REMEMBER
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1
THE RESPONDENT COMPLAINED THAT THE KIND OF QUESTION IS TOO PERSONAL AND DIDN'T SEE THE RELEVANT OF IT
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THE RESPONDENT DIDNT LIKE THE QUESTION ON HIV ATTITUDE AND PERCEPTION ANY QUESTION ASKED SHE WOULD RESPOND AGITATED AND ANSWER WAS SHE DIDNT KNOW ANYTHING CONCERNING HIV/AIDS
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THE RESPONDENT FOUND THE HIV/AIDS QUESITON EMBARRASING ESPECIALLY WHEN HE HAD TO ANSWER QUESTION 11.5 ABOUT HIM ABSTAINING FROM SEX
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1
THE RESPONDENT SAID IT WAS PAINFUL WHEN HER PARTNER ABANDONED HERWITH THE TRIPLETS NEVER TO RETURN TO DATE
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THE RESPONDENT SAYS HE DOESNT SEE HIS CHILDREN EVEN THOUGH HE GOES TO HIS RURAL HOME EVERY MONTH BECAUSE THEIR MOTHER TOOK THEM AWAY FROM HIM TO HER PARENTAL HOME AND THE CHILDREN THEMSELVES ALSO DESPISES THEIR FATHER COMPLETELY THEY NEVER WANT
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THE RESPONDENT WAS NOT COMFORTABLE WITH THIS QUESTION Q 2.5
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THE RESPONDENT WAS OLD THAT SHE CANT REMEMBER THE TIME HER CHILDREN WERE BORN.
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THE RESPONDENTS ELDEST CHILD DIED AND SHE REFUSED TALKING ABOUT THE CHILDS DETAILS
1
THE SECOND NAMES OF CHILDREN WAS AN ISSUE AND THE DATES OF BIRTH
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THE SECTION ABOUT HIV/AIDS. THE QUESTION LOOKED TOO DIFFICULT FOR HER IN TERMS OF UNDERSTANDING AND ANSWERING THEM
1
VERY GOOD AND WELCOMMING. MOST OF HER ANSWES ARE RELATED TO HUSBAND ESPECIALLY WHERE SHE WAS BORN, ONLY MARRIED TO ONE PERSON AND STILL TOGETHER SHE HAS NEVER WORKED IN HER WHOLE LIFE IT HUSBAND RESPONSIBLITY.SHE WAS VERY GRATFUL FOR MY VIST AN
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WAHU DIED WHEN SHE WAS 08 MONTHS OLD HENCE
1
YES HIV/AIDS AND PERCEPTION EMBARRASING-ONLY TO THOSE YOUNG AND IRRESPONSIBLE NOT HIM
1
YES THE ONE ABOUT HIV/AIDS AND PERCEPTION IT WAS DIFFICULT AND CONFUSING AT THE SAME TIME TO HIM
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12.9-questions interviewer found difficult embarrassing or confusing
INTERVIEWER ASSESSMENT
12.90 What questions did the respondent find difficult, embarassing or confusing?
(Explain)
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11.5 WAS EMBASSING PARTICULARLY BECAUSE THE RESPONDENT WAS TALKING ABOUT ISSUES RELATED TO SEX TO ME SHE WAS QUIET ELDERLY
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11.6 I DON'T SEE THE REASON WHY RESPONDNET SHOULD GIVE REASONS WHY HE IS IN GREAT OR SMALL RISK OF GETTING AIDS WHEN THE ANSWER TO QUESTION 11.4 IS 1
1
4.4 IF ANSWER IS 3 ONE SHOULD SKIP TO 11.7
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5
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1
1
ASKING ABOUT IF SHE USES ANY SEEING AIDS AND THE RESPONDENT IS A BLIND
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ASKING HER OTHER QUESTIONS ABOUT THE ABOVE MENTIONED DISEASE WAS SOMEHOW DIFFICULT ATLTHOUGH I MANAGED.
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CONFUSING 8.20-8.23 THE PROBLEM IS ON THE CHOICES PLEASE IF IT WERE IN SWAHILI BECAUSE CANT GET IT WELL
1
CONFUSING: QN 3.25A IN CASE OF SHELTER
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EMBARASSING HIV/AIDS SECTION: WHEN I REALISED I WAS SPEAKING TO AN IMAM OF MOSQUE
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FINDING THE RESPONDENT WAS QUITE DIFFICULT SINCE HE ONLY COMES ONCE A MONTH TO COLLECT RENT. HE LIVES BACK IN NYANDARUA WHERE HE IS A FARMER WITH HIS SECOND WIFE SINCE FIRST WIFE DIED IN 1999
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GETTING THE ANSWERS FPR QUESTIN 4.1 FROM TE RESPONDENT WAS AN UPHILL TASK BECAUSE THE RESPONDENT THOUGHT MY INTENTION FOR ASKING THE QUESTION WAS BECAUSE THEY WOULD BE REPATRIATED BACK HOME WHERE SHE WAS BORN AND YET SHE DOESNT HAVE A HOME
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GETTING TO INTERVIEW MARY WAS VERY CHALLENGING. SHE HAD TOTAALLY REFUSED CITING THAT MY AIM AND THE AIM OF THE EENTIRE GROUP WAS TO TAKE AWAY THEIR HOUSES IN THE NAME OF BUILDING BETTER HOUSING FOR THEM. BUT WE BECOME FRIENDS AND SHE GAVE OUT I
1
2
IN QUESTION 4.1 THE RESPONDENT DONT KNOW THE LOCATION AND VILLAGE
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IN QUESTION 5.1 THEIR ARE TWO CELLS WHAT AMI SUPPOST TO FILL.
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IT WAS DIFFICULT (HIV/AIDS) SHE WAS THERE AND HUSBAND WHO IS POLYGAMOUS WAS THERE IN ONE ROOM SO IT WAS DIFFICULT BUT THROUGH CARE I MANAGED
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MANY QUESTIONS SHE COULD NOT UNDERSTAND WELL BECAUSE OF LANGUAGE BARRIER(DIFFICULT)
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N/A
20
NIL
13
NO
2
NOEN
1
NON
8
NONE
486
NONWE
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Q 3 VERY DEMANDING AND REQUIRED A LOT OF PATIENCE BECAUSE RESPONDENT TOOK A LOT OF TIME AND WE HAD TO WORK OUT THE DATES TO HELP REMEMBER THE DATES
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Q.11.4 CHOICES
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Q11.15 HAS TWO RESPONSES ONLY THE RESPONDENT DOESNT KNOW IF THERE ARE AGED PERSONS WHO ARE HIV POSITIVE SINCE NOBODY TALKS FREELY ABOUT THEIR STATUS SO RIGHT RESPONSE IS CONFUSING
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Q11.6 IN DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT THE QUESTION WANTS FROM THE RESPONDNET OR MAY BE ITS WRONGLY TYPED, PRINTED OR PHRASED
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Q11.9 OPTIONS AND THE SKIP AND Q 11.5 WERE VERY CONFUSING
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Q3.18 SHE CAN'T REMEMBER WHEN HER CHILDREN WERE BORN AS WELL AS FULL NAMES OF SOME OF THEM
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Q3.19 DOES IT TAKE CARE OF BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN NON BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN OR BOTH
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Q3.28 THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT HIMSELF HE HAS NOT GOTTEN FROM THE CATHOLIC SISTERS BUT HER MOTHER , WHO LIVES IN KOROGOCHO WITH THE RESPONDENT, HE GETS DRUGS FORM SISTERS PROGRAMME FOR THE AGED
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Q3.5 AND 3.8 HE DOESN'T RECALL THE SECOND NAMES OF HIS CHILDREN AS WELL AS THEIR DATES OF BIRTH
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Q3.5 RESPONDENT SAID THAT HIS DEAD CHILDREN ARE AN AWFUL PAST TO REMEMBER. SO HE DIND'T GIVE INFORMATION CONCERNING THEM FOR THEY DIED TOGETHER WITH THEIR MOTHER. Q3.8 FOR THE REMAINIGN CHILDERN HE DON'T KNOW MONTHS OF BIRTHS.
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Q4.1 TO 4.7 RESPONDENT SAID THEY DON'T HAVE ANY OTHER PLACE THEY CONSIDER AS PLACE OF ORIGIN ONLY KOROGOCHO
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Q4.3 - Q4.13 SINCE THE RESPONDENT LIVES IN THE UPCOUNTRY AND ONLY COMES TO VISIT HER HUSBAND OCCASIONALLY ALL THESE QUESTIONS WERE NOT APPLICABLE
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Q6.10- THE RESPONDEMT SAID A PREVIOUS VISIT TO A HEALTH CLINIC WHERE HIS PHLEGM(SPUTUM) WAS TAKEN TO THE LABORATORY, SHOWED HIS CHEST HAD NO PROBLEM AND THAT'S WHY HE DIDNT GO TO THE CLINIC AGAIN AFTER CHEST PAIN. HE ASSUMED IT WAS MILD
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Q6.4.1 RESPONDENT WAS DIABLED BECAUSE OF THE LEPROSY THAT HAD EATEN AWAY HER FINGERS AND TOES. I SAW THE QUESTION AS VERY IRRITATIVE SO I HAD TO REPHRASE THE QUESTION TO AVOID IRRITATING HER
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Q6.48S THE RESPONDENT GOT SEPARATE MORE THAN 17YRS AGO AND SO TO ASK ABOUT SEX DRIVE DURING DEPRESSION WAS VERY DIFFICULT AND TRICKY.
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Q7.5J THE RESPONDENT SHOWED THE INTERVIEWER THE ONLY HE HAD EXTRACTED WASTO REPLACE IT WITH GOLD COATED, HE HAS NO PROBLEM WITH EATING.
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Q8.42 THE RESPODNENT SAID THAT HE IS FAORCED TO LOCK HER SON IN THE HOUSE, OR EVEN CHAIN HIM, WHEN SHE GOES OUT TO LOOK FOR CASUAL JOBS, BECAUSE THERE IS NO ONE ELSE TO LOOK AFTER HIM,
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Q9.6 NON-BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN JOE KIARIE AND THE FIRST GEORGE NGAMAU ARE GRANDCHILDREN OF THE RESPONDENT IN THE SENSE THAT THEY WERE BROUGHT HERE BY THEIR MOTHER, WHO CLAIMED THEY WERE FATHERED BY THE RESPODNENT,
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QN 2 I HAD INTERVIEWED THE WOMAN WHO STAYS WITH THE RESPONDENT.
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QUE RESIDENCY
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QUESTION 10.1 RESPOMDMET SAYS HE HAS MANY FRIENDS
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QUESTION 10.1 RESPONDENT SAYS HE HAS MANY FRIENDS
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QUESTION 10.1 RESPONDENT SAYS SHE HAS MANY FRIENDS
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QUESTION 10.1 RESPONDENT SAYS THAT HE HAS SO MANY FRIENDS AND WHEN BORROWING MONEY HE JUST DEPENDS ON HIMSELF
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QUESTION 10.1 RESPONDENT SYAS THAT HE HAS NO FRIENDS
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QUESTION 10.1 RESPONDET SAYS THAT HE HAS SO MANY FRIENDS
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QUESTION 10.1 RESPONDNET SAYS THAT HE HAS MANY FRIENDS
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QUESTION 10.1-10.3 RESPONDENT SAYS THAT SHE HAS MANY FRIENDS AND SHE CAN NOT TELL THE NUMBER . IN 10.02 SHE SAYS TAHT SHE WILL PRAY TO GOD AND THEN FACES ANY BODY TO HELP HER
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QUESTION 3.10 AND 3.11 IS HARD FROM ME TO RECORD BECAUSE RESPONDNET DOESN'T KNOW WHEN HIS GRAND CHILDREN WERE BORN
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QUESTION 5.9 RESPONDENT CAN NOT TELL THE NUMBER OF DAYS HE WORKS BECAUSE HE WORKS WHEN THEIR IS WORK TO BE DONE
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QUESTION 5.9 RESPONDENT SAYS CAN NOT TELL THE NUMBER OF DAYS HE WORKS BECAUSE HE DEPENDS ON CAUSAL JOBS. QUESTION 10.1 RESPONDENT SAYS THAT HE HAS MANY FRIENDS
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QUESTION 6.6 TO 6.10 DIFFICULT IF ONE ANSWER Q6.5 AS 18 THEN SHOULD SKIP TO 6.111 BECAUSE IF YOU CONTINUE IT DOSN'T MAKE SENSE
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QUESTION 7.9 NEED TO BE FRAMED WELL. ITS NOT DESCRIBING THE STATE BUT IT IS ASKING HOW MANY TIMES
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QUESTION 8.42 IS QUES 8.41 IT IS YES AND I THINK QUETION 8.422 IS NOT APPLICABLE
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QUESTION 8.58
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QUESTION CONCERNING HIV/AIDS
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QUESTION ON HIV/AIDS
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QUESTION10.1 RESPONDENT SAYS THAT HE HAS SO MANY FRIENDS
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QUESTIONS ASKING ABOUT HIS JOB AND WHOEVER HELPS HIM
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RESPONDENT NOT IN GOOD TERMS WITH HIS CHILDREN AND OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS
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RESPONDENT WAS UNABLE TO RECALL THE BIRTH DATES OF THE CHILDREN
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SHE DISLIKED THE QUESTIONS ABOUT HIV/AIDS HENCE IT WAS DIFFICULT TO ME ALTHOUGH I MANAGED TO ASK ALL
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THE FIRST TIME TO USE VIGNETTE THE RESPONDENT SHOWED SOME SIGNS OF GETTING BORED BUT SHE ANSWERED ALL
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THE HUSBAND DIVORCED HER COZ SHE DID NOT GIVE BIRTH.
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THE INTERVIEW WAS OK
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THE PART FOR CHILDREN SHE SAYS HAS LOST CHILDREN AND REMINDING HER OF THE DEMISE WAS AN ISSUE
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THE QUESTION 6.4.8L -THIS QUESTION IS CONFUSING BECAUSE OF THE WORD AMA
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THE QUESTION ON NON-BILOGICAL CHILDREN, THE RESPONDENT HAS BROUGHT UP, I.E. 3.5 THE ELDERLY LADY IS MARRIED TO ANOTHER LADY WHO IS THE MOTHER OF THE 7 NON-BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN THE RESPONDENT IS CARING FOR/HAS CARED FOR AS HER OWN. SHE/THE RESPON
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THE RESPONCE IS NO AND 5.7 FOR NOT CURRENTLY WORKING IS STILL ASKING FOR THE OCCYUPATION OF RESPONDENT. BUT RESPONDNET TOLD ME THAT SHE HAS A HOUSE SHE HAS RENTED OUT
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THE RESPONDENT FOUND IT HARD TO TALK ABOUT HIS CHILD WHO DIED.
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THE RESPONDENT GENERALLY WAS NOT WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION SO SHE NEEDED TO BE PERSUADED TO TAL. SHE OPENED UP BUT STILL WAS HESITANT TO ANSWER QUESTIONS COMPLETELY
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THE RESPONDENT SAID HE NEVER INVOLVES HIMSELF WITH OTHER PEOPLE OR THEIR AFFAIRS INFACT HE WONDERED HOW THE INTERVIEW HAD FOUND HIM HIS NAME AND LOCATION.
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THE RESPONDENT WAS RECEPTIVE
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WHEN SOMEBODY HAS NO WIFE OR HUSBAND ITS HARD.
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WHEN THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT HE GETS COUNSELLING AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT FROM RELATIVES,IT WAS DIFFICULT TO ASK HOW MUCH SUPPORT AND COUNSELLING HE GETS AS INDICATED IN Q.3.25
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12.10-interviewers comments and notes
Respondent
INTERVIEWER ASSESSMENT
12.10 What questions did you the interviewer find difficult, embarrasing or confusing?
(Explain)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
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Questions Interviewer found difficult, embarrasing or confusing
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23.2 THE RESPONDENT MENTIONED THREE OTHER CHILDREN WHOM HE FOUND HIS SECOND WIFE WITH BUT AFTER A SHORT STAY WITH THE BIOLOGICAL FATHER TOOK THEM AWAY.HE THEREFORE HAS 7 CHILDREN OF HIS OWN (BIOLOGICAL)
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A VERY COOPERATIVE RESPONDENT
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AFTER SDEVERAL ATEMPTS TO CAPURE THIS RESPONDENT I DECIDED TO VISIT HIM AT NIGHT AND I HAD TO HIRE A PERSON TO OFFER ME SECURITY AS THIS IS A VERY INSECURE AREA.
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AFTER THE INTERVIEW THE RESPONDENT COMPLAINED ABOUT THE LENGTH OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE SAYING IT WAS TOO LONG AND THAT IF SHE KNEW IT WAS THAT LONG SHE WOULD HAVE ACCEPTED TO TAKE PART IN IT, AS IT WASTED HER VALUABLE TIME.
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AGES OF THE CHILDREN ARE VERY DIFFICULT FOR THE RESPONDENT TO RECALL OR REMEMBER
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ALTHOUGH THE RESPONDENT HAD TO CALL HIS FELLOW MAASAI FRIENDS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE INTERVIEW HE WAS QUITE CO-OPERATIVE
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ALTHOUGH THE RESPONDENT WAS COOPERATIVE AND PATIENT, HE COMPLAINED THAT THE QUESTIONNAIRE WAS TOO LONG AND THAT IN FUTURE THE CENTRE SHOULD DESIGN RATHER A SHORTER ONE
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ALTHOUGH THE RESPONDENT WAS COOPERATIVE HE PARTICIPATED IN THE INTERVIEW JUST TO KNOW WHAT KIND OF QUESTIONS WE HAD THIS TIME ROUND
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AT FIRST HE WAS HARSH-HE HAD BEEN QUESTIONED FOR MANY YEARS AND NO BENEFIT IS FORTH COMING. I EXPLAINED TO HIM SO MUCH TILL I CONVINCED HIM. HE ACCEPTED, BUT THEN TO SOME DEGREE HE WAS NOT COOPERATING. I TOOK NORMAL TIME WITH HIM TILL THE END O
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AT FIRST THE RESPONDENT RELATIVES REFUSED FOR THE RESPONDENT TO BE INTERVIEWED BUT AFTER A EXPLANATION OF THE MAIN OBJECTIVE,THEY GAVE IN BUT IN CONDITION THAT I WOULD NOT GO BACK TO THEIR HOME.
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AT THE INTRODUCTION WHEN CALLING THE ORGANIZATIONS AT WHICH TO TAKE THE CONCERNED CONCERNING THE AGED PROBLEMS ON THE MENTION OF GOVT. HE REALLY COMPLAINED OF WHAT THE CUTRRENTLY IS HAPPENING IN MATHARE. THUS DURING THE WHOLE INTERVIEW SHE WAS
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AT THE TIME OF INTERVIEW RESPONDENTS CHILDREN WERE AT HOME . NOTICED THAT THE FIRST BORN SON WAS RETARERED
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AT THE TIME OF INTERVIEW THE RESPONDENT WAS UNWELL
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BROKE HIS HAND IN AN ACCIDENT 4 MONTHES AGO
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CAN THE ORGANIZATION DO ANYTHING TO OFFER HEALTH ASSISTANCE TO THE WOMAN. SHE SEEMS TO HAVE PAIN IN THE JOINTS OF LEGS AND ARMS. SHE IS VERY COOPERATIVE
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CANT REMEMBER SOME OF THE CHILDREN CHISTIANS NAMES
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CANT REMEMBER THE DATES OF BIRTH
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CHECK ON Q11.4 (IF 2 OR 3 SKIP TO 11.5
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CHILD 1 AND CHILD 8 WERE BORN THE SAME YEAR BUT ONE DIED
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CHILD 10 AND 13 DIED WHEN THEY WERE SOME MONTHS OLD HENCE Q 3.12=2.13 DON'T APPLY
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CHILDREN ARE NOT MENTIONED BY PARENT
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CHILDREN NOT MENTIONED BY THE MOTHER
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COMMUNICATING WAS A LITTLE BIT PROBLEM BECAUSE I HAD TO REPEAT MYSELF SEVERAL TIMES
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COMPLAINED ABOUT MY ASKING QUESTIONS ABOUT HER DEAD CHILDREN
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CONTINUED WITH THE INTERVIEW AFTER HE CAME FROM THE MOSQUE FOR PRAYERS
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COOPERATIVE RESPONDENT
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DESPITE BEING A CRIPPLE THE WOMAN IS VERY NICE TO PEOPLE
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DIVORCED LONG TIME AGO THEREFORE DOE NOT KNOW THE WHEREABOUT OF CHILDREN AND WIFE.
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DOES IT HAVY ANY HELP. THIS RESEACRH? THE RESPONDENT TOLD ME TO ANSWER THAT QUESTIONS NEXT TIME WE MEET
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DONE AFTER A REFUSAL
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DUE TO INAVAILABILITY OF THE RESPONDENT PARTLY IN THE MORNING AND COMES BACK LATE IN THE EVENING I HAD TO CONDUCT THIS INTERVIEW AT NIGHT
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DUE TO THE AGE OF THE RESPONDENT, HE KEPT ON LOOSING TRACK ON ISSUES DISCUSSED AND HE DIDNT UNDERSTAND VIRTUALLY THE WHOLE QUESTIONNAIRE WHICH NEEDED LOTS OF PATIENCE FROM ME AND UNDERSTANDING. WE ALSO HAD TO TAKE BREAKS OFF SO AS TO KEEP THE I
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DUE TO THE RESPONDENT BEING QUIET ELDERLY I TOOK MUCH TIME EXPLAINING TO THE RESPONDENT IN VENACULAR AND ACTUALLY MAKING HIM UNDERSTAND BUT HE WAS VERY PATIENT
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DURING THE WHOLE INTERVIEW HE WAS SAYING HE IS SUFFERING IF I CAN HELP IN ANYWAY ESPECIALLY MEDICINE
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ELIZABETH, THE CHILD THAT SHE TAKES CARE OF SAID SHE WAS TIRED OF THE QUESTIONS THAT WE USUALLY ASK HER
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EXPLANATION ON Q 11.6 RESPODENT IS AN UNTRAINED BIRTH ATTENDANT (TBA). SHE USUALLY GOES FOR HIV TESTING EVERY 3 MONTHS
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FAIR
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FATHER DID NOT MENTION THE REST OF HIS CHILDREN
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FATHER REFUSED TO NAME HIS CHILDREN
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FIST PART TOO NORMAL TIME NO PROBLEM WITH LANGUAGE BARRIERS.VIGNETTE TOOK MORE TIME TO RESPONDENDTO UNDERSTAND QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GIVEN
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FOR Q3.8 AND 3.11 SHE SAID THAT SHE DOESN'T KNOW AND REMEMBER THE DATES OF BIRTH FOR 3.11 SHE SAID SHE SEES THAM ONCE IN A WHILE BUT DONT KNOW HOW MANY KIDS THEY HAVE. AT FIRST SHE DIDNT WANT ME TO ASK HER ANY QUESTIONS BUT AFTER 15 MINUTES SHE
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FOUND DIFFICULT IN FINDING THE STRUCTURE.
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FOUND THE RESPONDENT IN A CAMPAIGN MEETING.
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FRESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING BUT NEEDS SUPPORT FROM THE NGOS IN THE SLUM BECAUSE HE SUGGESTS THE NGOS BENEFIT FROM RESPONDENTS
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FROM MY OBSERVATION THE RESPONDENT SEEMS TO BE THE LANDLORD OF THE STRUCTURE AND THATS WHY THE CHILDREN LIVE WITHIN BUT NOT IN THE SAME HOUSEHOLD
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GOOD
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GOOD AND WELCOMING TOOK NORMAL TIME WITH HIM
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GOOD WELCOMING TOOK NORMAL TIME
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GOT AN ACCIDENT IN 1981 AND RIGHT HAND WAS PARALYSED. SURVIVES FROM RENT FROM HIS MOTHERS PLOTS.
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HAD AN APPOINTMENT WITH THE RESPONDENT SO I HAD TO WAKE UP TOO EARLY.
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HE 8 CHILDREN FROM TWO WIVES BUT REFUSED TO MENTION ALL OF THEM
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HE AT FIRST THOUGHT I WAS A SOCIAL WORKER, THE WIFE IS MAD AND DOES NOT KNOW WHERE SHE LIVES
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HE BELIEVED THAT AFTER ASKING ALL THE QUESTIONS THEIR WOULD BE SOME HELP ESPECIALLY WITH TAKING CARE OF GRANDCHILDREN AND HOPED THE SON IN LAW WHO BRUTALLY BEAT THE WIFE AND KIDS WOULD BE PUNISHED AND MADE TO TAKE OF THE CHILDREN OTHER THAN HIM
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HE BELIEVES ONE DAY THE RESEARCH WILL COME TO AN END AND THE BENEFITS BE SEEN
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HE COMPLAINED ON MANY QUESTIONS
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HE DOES NOT BELIEVE IN GOING TO HOSPITAL
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HE DOESNT REMEMBER THE DATES WHEN HIS CHILDREN WERE BORN
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HE HAD REFUSED THE FIRST ROUND
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HE HOPED HE WOULD BE HELPED BY WHAT WE ARE DOING
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HE KEPT ON INSISTING THAT THE POEPLE DOING RESEARCH SHOULD BRING HELP TO THEM AND PAY SOME SCHOOL FEES TO THE NEEDY AND GIVE THEIR CHILDREN JOBS
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HE KEPT ON INSISTING THAT THERE IS NO SECURITY AND THE ENVIRONMENT IS NOT CONDUCIVE TO THE PEOPLE LIVING THERE
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HE KEPT ON SAYING THAT SOME QUESTIONS ARE NOT MEANT TO BE ASKED AND THAT HE IS NOT GETTING ANYTHING
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HE KEPT SAYING THAT HE IS TIRED ANSWERING QUESTIONS
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HE REFUSED TO SAY THE AGE HE WAS WHEN HE STARTED LIVING WITH THE WIFE AND SAID IT WAS PERSONAL
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HE SAID HE WILL BE WAITING TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS NEXT IN FUTURE
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HE WAS A BIT RELUCTANT TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONNAIRE BUT AFTER EXPLAINING TO HIM THE MEANING OF IT HE STARTED ANSWERING BUT AFTER SOME TIMES HE STARTED LIKE THESE QUESTIONS WERE TOO MUCH PERSONAL BUT HUMBLED UNTIL HE ACCEPTED TO CONTINUE.
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HE WAS BUSY BUT HE LET ME ASK HIM QUESTIONS I.E. CHOPPING POTATOES. HE WAS COOPERATIVE BUT SAID THOSE ARE TOO MANY QUESTIONS WE ARE ASKING AND THEY DONT GET ANY HELP
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HE WAS DIFFICULT AT FIRST BECAUSE SOMEBODY HAD GONE GONE AT FIRST AND HE REFUSED WAS STILL IN BAD MOOD.
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HE WAS DIFFICULT TO HANDLE.HE SAID HE HAD GIVEN THE SAME INFORMATION ANOTHER TIME. HE SAID HE COULD NOT COUNT HIS CHILDREN BECAUSE IT IS A BAD OMEN.
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HE WAS GOOD AND WELLCOMING TOO.- TOOK NORNAL TIME WITH HIM, GIVEN US THOSE CHANCE (OPPORTUNITY TO INTERVIEW) BUT ON THE HAND STRECHED THAT WE SHOULD DO SOMETHING MORE THAT WE DO TO THE COMMUNITY EG 3 DAY FREE MEDICAL CAMPS CARE FOR THOSE WHO NE
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HE WAS GOOD WILLING TO BE INTERVIEWED WITHOUT A PROBLEM.
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HE WAS GOOD. HIS ACCURACY WAS VERY LOW CANNOT REMEMBER MONTH AND YEARS- I TOOK LONG TIME WITH HIM BECAUSE HIS COMPREHENSION FOR THE ISSUE DISCUSSED WEAS VERY LOW. OTHERWISE HE WAS GRATEFUL FOR MY VISIT
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HE WAS HAPPY ATLEAST WE ARE TRYING TO HELP THEM OUT BY GETTING SOME OF THE CRUCIAL INFORMATION
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HE WAS HARSH AT FIRST, BUT I TALKED HIM AND HE UNDERSTOOD THE NECCESITY OF THIS INTERIVEW.
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HE WAS OPEN ABOUT HIS SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR
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HE WAS READY TO BE ASKED QUESTIONS AND COOPERATIVE
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HE WAS READY TO GIVE ANY INFORMATION
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HE WAS SAYING SOME QUESTIONS WERE TOO PERSONAL BECAUSE THEY SEE IT TAKES TIME TO SEE THE BENEFIT E.G Q 2.6 AND 4.3 AND 4.5
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HE WAS VERY WELLCOMING
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HE WAS VERY WELLCOMING AND READY FOR THE INTERVIEW. TOOK NORMAL TIME WITH HIM( THE QUESTIONNAIER PART). BUT TOOK MORE TIME FOR THE VIGNETTE PART, TOOK HIM SOMETIMES TO UNDERSTAND THE QUESTIONS AND GIVING OUT ANSWER . THE QUESTIONS WERE SO MUCH
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HE WAS WILLING TO GIVE ALL THE INFORMATION NEEDED DESPITE BEING EMBARASSED BECAUSE I ASKED ABOUT HIV/AIDS
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HE WAS WILLING TO GIVE ANY INFORMATION REQUIRED SAYING THAT WE SHOULD NOT FORGET HIM WHEN HELP COMES BECAUSE HE DOESNT HAVE A JOB
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HE WAS WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION
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HE WAS WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION AND HOPED TO BE HELPED AND THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS TOO LONG
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HE WAS WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION BUT HE SAID THIS TIME THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS TOO LONG
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HE WAS WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION EVEN WHAT IS NOT REQUIRED. HE SAID THE CHILDREN 7 AND 8 DIED AS THEY WERE ABOUT TO BE GIVEN BIRTH SO THEY DID NOT HAVE NAMES.
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HE WAS WILLING TO GIVE MORE INFORMATION THAN EXPECTED SO LONG AS WE ARE THERE TO HELP
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HE WAS WILLING TOGIVE ALL THE INFORMATION REQUIRED
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HES GOOD AND VERY WELCOMING-HE WAS SLOW BUT THEN I MANAGED TO CATCH UP WITH TIME (TOOK NORMAL TIME)-CONCERNING THE DATES MONTHS AND YEARS HIS ACCURACY WAS LOW BUT ASSIST BY DAUGHTER TO GIVE THE DATES OF BIRTHS FOR ALL THE CHILDREN AND MARK TIME
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HIS WIFE WAS HARSH AND REFUSED SHE ALSO CONVINCED HIM. I TOOK SOMETIME TO EXPLAIN TO HIM HE LATER ACCEPTED. HIS WIFES QUESTIONAIRE WS REFUSAL BUT I WAS LUCKY T CONVINCE HER HUSBAND
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HOPE NEXT TIME I VISIT HIM WILL BRING HIM SOMETHING
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I DID THIS QUESTIONNAIRE WITH ALOT OF PROBLEMS AS I DID IT IN THE RAIN. MY RESPONDENT STOOD AT THE DOOR AND FAILED TO USHER ME IN HER HOUSE. THIS WAS A SIGN OF TELLING ME HURRY UP AND GO
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I DIDNT FIND THE RESPONDENT IN THE LOCATION INDICATED ON THE IDENTIFICATION FORM HE HAD MOVED TO Y064019007
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I HAD TO BE SLO BECAUSE SHE COULDNT HEAR SOME WORDS SO I HAD TO ELABORATE FURTHER
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I HAD TO TAKE ALOT OF TIME BECAUSE OF ASKING ABOUT ALL 19 CHILDREN. HE SAID HE CANT KNOW WHO IS FOLLOWING WHO EXACTLY BUT HE TRIED
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I HAD TO TAKE TIME WRITING ALL THE DETAILS ABOUT THE CHILDREN AND HE WAS COOPERATIVE
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I HAD TO WAKE UP EARLY IN THE MORNING COZ RESPONDENT IS ONLY AVAILABLE AT THAT TIME.
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I INTERVIEWED THIS LADY AT NIGHT AS SHE LIVES VERY EARLY IN THE MORNING AND COMES BACK LATE IN THE EVENING
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I REALISED THAT SHE COULD NOT REMEMBER THE YEAR OF THE HUSBANDS DEATH AND SAID THAT IT WAS A LONG TIME AGO. EVEN THE CHILDREN SHE CANT REMEMBER THE YAER THEY WERE BORN
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I TOOK ALOT OF TIME TO READ AND REREAD THE VIGNETTE
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I WAS THREATENED TO BE RAPED
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IF THE PERSON CAN GET ANY ASSISTANCE CONCERNING HEALTH PROBLEMS (THE TEETH) BECAUSE SOMETIMES THEY ACHE. IF THERE'S ANY HELP IN PROVISION OF CHILDREN'S FOOD AND CLOTHING
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IN 3.3,THE RESPONDENT SAID HE DID HAVE BIOLOGICAL KIDS
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IN Q 3.5 TO 3.18 RESPONDENT REFUSED TO GIVE THE NAMES OF HIS CHILDREN
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IN QUESTION 1.4,CONCERNING RESPONDENTS DATE OF BIRTH,HE SAYS THAT HIS ACTUAL YEAR OF BIRTH IS 1946 AND NOT 1949
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IN QUESTION 3.13 THE RESPONDNET NOWDAYS SPENDS MOST OF THE TIME UPCOUNTRY
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IN SECTION 2 RESPONDENT HAS NEVER BEEN MARRIED BUT SHE GOT THE CHILDREN OUTSIDE MARRIAGE
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INTERVIEW FAIR
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INTERVIEW WAS A BIT HARD COZ THE RESPONDENT THOUGHT OF GAINING MATERIAL AFTER THE INTERVIEW BUT I TRIED TO EXPLAIN EVEN AFTER THE INTERVIEW
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INTERVIEW WAS BEING ANSWERED FROM A RELIGIOUS POINT OF VIEW. THE RESPONDENT PUT GOD IN EVERY QUESTIONS AND EVEN QUOTED SOME BIBLE VERSES TO QUESTIONS LIKE THOSE REGARDING HIV/AIDS
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INTERVIEW WAS FAIR
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INTERVIEW WAS FAIR, ALTHOUGH THE RESPONDENT WAS HESISTANT AT FIRST, SHE EVEN SAID THAT ITS HER WHO INSTRUCTED HER NEIGHBOURS NOT TELL OF WHERE SHE HAD MIGRATED TO, BUT SHE SAID EVEN NOW ITS JUST BECAUSE I LOOKED FAMILIAR AND THAT SHE EVEN HERSE
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INTERVIEW WAS FAIR.
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INTERVIEW WAS FAIR.RESPONDENT WAS BED RIDDEN AND I INVITED THE AREA COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER WHO CALLED THE NURSE AND TREATED ONE DAY BEFORE THE INTERVIEW
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INTERVIEW WAS GOOD
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INTERVIEW WAS OK
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INTERVIEW WAS OKEY
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INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL BUT THE RESPONDENT COMPLAINT OF SEVERAL INTERVIEWS WITHOUT BENEFITS.
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IT LOOK LONG TO CONVINCE THIS RESPONDENT SINCE HE WAS CLAIMING THAT HE HAS BEEN ANSWERING MANY QUESTIONS FROM THE DSS PEOPLE
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IT REACHED A POINT I COULDNT UNDERSTAND HIM BUT HIS WIFE DID HELP ME. GENERALLY WAS WILLING TO GIVE FULL RESPONSE
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IT REACHED A POINT IT WAS DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND THE RESPODENT BECAUSE A BROTHER CAME IN AND HE INTEFERED WITH THE INTERVIEW , RESPONDING TO EVERY QUESTION THE INTERVIEW ASKED EVEN BEFORE THE RESPONDENT COULD ANSWER HIMSELF. HE WAS TELLING THE
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IT TOOK HER SOME TIME TO UNDERSTAND THE VIGNETTES FORM AND WE HAD TO KEEP ON REPEATING
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IT WAS VERY DIFFICULT TO FIND THE RESPONDENT AT HIS LOCATION.THIS TOOK ALMOST THREE WEEKS AFTER WHICH I FOUND HIM AND DID THE INTERVIEW. HE CLAIMED THAT THEY DONT BENEFIT FROM THE ANSWERS THEY GIVE AND THAT IT WAS A WASTE OF TIME AND ENERGY
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IT WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL
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ITS THE RESPONDENT'S WIFE WHO SUFFERS FROM HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE.
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JOSHUA MULI SAYS HE HAS 5 CHILDREN BUT REFUSED TO MENTION THEIR NAMES
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LATELY WE'VE BEEN ASKING TOO MANY QUESTIONS YOU CANT KNOW WHICH IS WHICH. HE WAS EVEN PREPARED TO BE ASKED THE QUESTIONS. THE PROBLEM IS THAT IF THEY WILL GET HELP!!!
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MARGARET IS IN BOARDING SECONDARY SCHOOL AND OCCASIONALLY COMES HOME
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MARGARET WANJIRU WAS BORN AFTER THEY HAD SEPARETED
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MY RESPONDENT DIDN'T TALK ABOUT HIS DECEASED CHILD. HE HAS 10 CHILDREN ONE OF WHOM IS DEAD, WHO HE WASN'T WILLING TO DISCUSS. HE TOLD HE HAS 10 KIDS BUT WILL ONLY DISCUSS 6, I CONVINCED HIM. HE DID NOT WANT TO TALK OF HIS MARRIED CHILDREN EITHE
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MY RESPONDENT WASNT SURE OF WHERE HE COMES FROM ON LOCATION AND SUB LOCATION
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N/A
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NEXT TIME THE PERSON 2B TREATED AS AN OUTMIGRANT TO REUBEN. (NON DSA SLUM)
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NO
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NO QUESTIONS TO ASK. QN10.2 AND 10.4 SHE SAID SHE HAS NO CLOSE FRIENDS BUT THE ONLY CLOSE FRIENDS ARE HER CHILDREN
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NON
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OK
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OKAY
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OKEY
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ONE OF HER LEG IS DISABLED
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ONLY FIVE CHILDREN WERE INDICATED BY THE FIELDWORKER.
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PARENT DID NOT MANTAIN HIS OTHER TWO OLDER CHILDREN
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PARENT DID NOT MENTION HIS CHILDREN
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PARENTS DID NOTE MENTION THE NAMES OF HER OTHER SIX CHILDREN SAYING SHE DOES NOT WANT TO TALK ABOUT THEM. BUT SAID THEY ARE ALL MARRIED
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PINPOINTED THAT THE RESEARCH IS FOR THE COMMUNITY DEVELOP MENT AND FOR US TO DO IT SO NOT JUST RESEARCH.ON THE PART OF VIGNETTES SHE UNDERSTOOD WELL AND ANSWERS FORTHCOMING
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PRIVATE AND COOPERATIVE
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Q 3.8 CHILD 1 AND 2 RESPONNDENT DOESN'T KNOW THE MONTHS OF BIRTH
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Q 3.8 THE RESPONDENT SAID ON THE QUESTION ABOUT THE BIRTHS OF THE CHILDREN AND DATES ITS ONLY THE MOTHER WHO CAN ANSWER.
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Q 9.6 THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT LIVE WITH THE SISTER'S CHILDREN IN KOROGOCHO BUT ITS THE WIFE IN THE RURAL AREAS WHO IS TAKING CARE OF THE CHILDREN. THE MOTHER OF THE CHILDREN WENT TO ANOTHER URBAN AREA IN SEARCH OF A JOB AND SHE NEVER COMES TO L
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Q.3.5 CHILD 10 WAS BORN IN 1986 THE RESPONDENT HAD FORGOTTEN TO MENTION THIS CHILD EARLIER.THE RESPONDENT COULD NOT REMEMBER ALL THE NAMES OF HIS NON-BILOGICAL CHILDREN
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Q10.1 THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT HE HAS MANY FRIENDS AND ALL OF THEM ARE CLOSE FRIENDS
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Q2.2 THE ANSWER IS BOTH 1 AND 2
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Q3.8 RESPONDENT DON'T RECALL THE MONTHS IN WHICH HIS CHILDREN WERE BORN
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Q5.10 THE RESPNDENT COULD NOT ESTIMATE THE NO OF HOURS SHE USED TO WORK
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Q6.13 THE RESPONDENT WAS OF THE VIEW THAT IF HE HAD MUCH MONEY HE COULD NOT HAVE GONE TO KENYATTA HOSPITAL AND ADMITTED FOR A MONTH, HE COULD HAVE GONE IN ANOTHER PRIVATE HOSPITAL, WHERE THE PAYMENTS ARE MUCH HIGHER FOR A CASE LIKE HIS OF INJUR
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Q6.2 THE RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW THE NAME OF THE HEALTH CENTER HE VISITED
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Q6.7 DO NOT KNOW NAME OF HERBALIST
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QN 10.2 AND 10.4 THE RESPONDENT SAID HE HAS NO CLOSE FRIENDS ALSO THE ONLY ONE FRIEND THAT HE SAID WAS NOT A CLOSE BUT A GENERAL FRIEND WHO THEY JUST PASS TIME WITH
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QNS 7.22 WAS NOT COMPLETED BUT I REFFERED ANOTHER.
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QUESTION 2.15 RESPONDENT DOESN'T REMEMBER THE MONTHS WHEN HE GOT MARRIED
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QUESTION 2.16 THE HUSBAND DIED TIME OF MAUMAU-
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QUESTION 3.12 THE NON-BIOLOGICAL CHILD IS IN JAIL
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QUESTION 3.5 ON THE 5TH CHILD WENT AWAY WITH THE FIRST WIFE AND HE CANNOT RECALL CHILDS NAME
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QUESTION 3.5 THE LAST CHILD SHOULD BE BETWEEN CHILD 4 AND 5. THE RESPONDENT HAD FORGOTTEN TO LIST THE CHILD. QUESTION 8.13 THE RESPONDENT COULD NOT EXACTLY THE NAME OF THE DISEASE (INFECTION OF THROAT GLANDS)
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QUESTION 3.5 THE RESPONDENT CANNOT REMEMBER THE DATE AND THE MONTHS WHICH HER CHILDREN WERE BORN
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QUESTION 3.8 AND 3.9 RESPODENTS DOESN'T REMEMBER WHEN THE CHILDREN WERE BORN AND EVEN DOENT REMEMBER WHEN SELA DIED AND THEY HAD NOT GIVEN HER A CHRISTIOAN NAME
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QUESTION 3.8 AND 3.9 RESPONDENT CAN NOT REMEMBER WHEN THE CHILDREN WERE BORN AND EVEN ANN DIED
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QUESTION 3.8 HE DOESNT KNOW THE MONTHS WHEN HIS GRAND CHILD WAS BORN
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QUESTION 3.8 REPSONDET DOEN'T COMPLETELY REMEMBER WHEN THE CHILDREN WERE BORN AN SHE JUST REMEMBERED THE MONTHS WHEN SELA DIED BUT DOES NOT REMEMBER THE YEAR
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QUESTION 3.8 RESPODNET REMEMBER THE MONTHS WHEN HIS CHILDREN WERE BORNAND ALSO HE DOENS'T JNOW WHEN RUTH MAGADLINE AND CAROLINE WERE BORN BECAUSE THEY ARE HIS BROTHERS CHILDREN
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QUESTION 3.8 RESPONDENT CAN NOT REMEMBER WHEN THE CHILDREN WERE BORN
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QUESTION 3.8 RESPONDENT DOESN'T RECALL THE MONTHS WHEN SOME OF THE CHILDREN WERE BORN
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QUESTION 3.8 RESPONDNET DOESN'T REMEMBER WHEN THE CHILDREN WERE BORN
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QUESTION 3.8 RESPONDNET HAS A PROBLEM IN REMEMBERING NAMES OF HIS CHILDREN AND ABOUT THE NON BIOLOGIGAL CHILDREN CHILDREN HE DOESN'T REMEMBER THEM COMPLETELY
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QUESTION 3.8 RSPONDENT DOE'SNY THE MONTHS WHEN THE CHILDREN WERE BORN,WHEN TABITHA A ND BEATRICE DIED
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QUESTION 3.8 RSPONDENT DOESN'T KNOW OR REMEMBER WHEN THE CHILDREN WERE BORN BOTH HIS AND THOSE ONES IS TAKING CARE OF, HE DOESN'T KNOW WHEN THE CHILDREN WERE BORN BUT HE HAS BEEN STAYING WITH THEM SINCE THEY WERE BORN
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QUESTION 6.9 THE RESPONDENT COULD NOT KNOW THE COST OF THE MEDICINE
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QUESTION 9.2 THE CHILD HAS ONLY SIX MONTHS.
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REFUSED TO MENTION HIS CHILDREN
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REFUSED TO MENTION HIS CHILDREN SAID ITS OF NO HELP
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RESPODENT DES NOT KNOW DATES OF BIRTH OF HIS CHILDREN
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RESPODENT WAS POSITIVE AND VERY RESOURCEFUL
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RESPODENT WAS WELCOMING
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RESPODENTS NEVER USED TO WORK BEFORE UNTIL THREE YEARS AGO WHEN HUSBANDS INCOME WAS NOT ADEQUATE
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RESPONDED WAS VERY COOPERATIVE
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RESPONDENT ASKED THE FAR THE RESULTS OF THE NUMEROUS INTERVIEWS AND RESEARCH WORK HAS GONE AND INSISTED THAT SOMETHING SHOULD BE FORTHCOMING
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RESPONDENT AT FIRST SEEMED TO BE VERY CO-OPERATIVE BUT WITH TIME STOPPED AND EVEN ABUSED THE WIFE.
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RESPONDENT COMES HOME LATE IN WEEKDAYS.
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RESPONDENT CONCERNED ABOUT RESEARCH WHICH IS CONSTANTLY BEING CONDUCTED AND YET NO OUTCOME.
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RESPONDENT CONDITION IS WHEREBY THE INTENSTINE ARE DISLOGDED AND NEEDS TO BE RECTIFIED BY SURGERY. WHEN HE WAKES UP IN THE MORNING HE HAS TO RETURN THE INTESTINE BY THE HANDS MECHANICALLY ITS VERY PAINFUL AND WHEN HE HAS THE CONDITION EVEN WALK
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RESPONDENT COULD NOT COMMUNICATE IN SWAHILI. SHE IS BED RIDDEN- DISABLED: BOTH LEGS ARE PARALYSED. SHE HAS BEEN SICK FOR ALMOST 4YEARS - HER LEGS PAIN SO MUCH. SHE HAS UNDERGONE TREATMENT SEVERALLY AND HER PROBLEM BEING RELATED TO ARTHIRITIS. G
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RESPONDENT COULDNT REMEMBER DATES OF EVENTS BUT THE GRAND DAUGHTER WAS AROUND TO HELP WITHTHE DATES. SHE WAS SURE OF MOST OF THE DATES LIKE DATE OF SON'S BIRTH DATE WAS ESTIMATE
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RESPONDENT DEPENDS ON THE STRUCTURE FOR INCOME YET SAYS MOST OF THE TENANTS DONT PAY PROMPTLY SO LACKS INCOME MOST OF THE TIME
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RESPONDENT DIDNT WANT TO PARTICIPATE INITIALLY BUT ACCEPTED LATER SINCE HE FELT THAT MY APPROACH WAS POLITE.HE FURTHER SIAD SINCE THE INCEPTION OF RESEARCH NOTHING BENEFICIAL HAS COME OUT OF RESERCH MEANING ONLY THOSE EMPLOYED AND THE ORGANISAT
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RESPONDENT DIVORCED WITH HUSBAND AFTER ALL THE CHILDREN DIED SUCCESSFULLY. SHE LIVES ALONE NOWADAYS
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RESPONDENT DOESN'T KNOW CHILDREN'S DATES OF BIRTH
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RESPONDENT DOESN'T RECALL SECOND OR FIRST NAME OF THE CHILDREN
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RESPONDENT DOESNT KNOW WHEN CHILDREN WERE BORN IE THE MONTHS OF BIRTH
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RESPONDENT FEELS THAT HIV/AIDS AND "CHIRA" CURSE ARE INTERCHANGEABLE. THE LUOS HAD A CASE WHERE WHEN ONE FALTERED THE CURSE THAT FOLLOWED BEHAVED LIKE AIDS. HE EVEN NARRATED A STORY OF A COUSIN OF HIS WHO DIED BECAUSE OF NOT FOLLOWING TRADITION
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RESPONDENT HAD A VERY HARD TIME WHEN IT CAME TO QUESTIONS REGARDING HIS CHILDREN, HE WENT SILENT ESPECIALLY AFTER ASKING DATES OF BIRTH. HE KEPT ON SAYING ALL HE HAS IS PAIN IN HIS HEART AND THAT ONE WIFE HAD 3 CHILDREN BUT 1 IS LEFT, WHILE THE
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RESPONDENT HAD PREVIOSLY REFUSED THE INTERVIEW BUT WITH CHANGE OF INTERVIWER HE ACCEOPTED BUT WITH THE HELP OF THE CHILD
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RESPONDENT HAS A KIOSK WHICH IS RUN BY THE SON EVEN AS I CONDUCTED THE INTERVIEW HE WAS SELLING
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RESPONDENT HAS A PROBLEM IN REM,EMBERING THINGS WHEN CERTAIN OCCASSIONS HAPPENED E.G QUESTION 2.6, 2.15 ,3.8 ,5.15
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RESPONDENT HAS BEEN TAKING CARE OF THE SICK MAJORITY ARE NEIGHBOURS BUT NOT WITH PROLONGED ILLINESS.A GOVT DOCTOR FROM KNH VISITS THE SLUMEVERY TUESDAY AT ST.ELIZABETH SCHOOL THIS IS WHERE THE RESPONDENT GETS CHECK UPS AND MEDICATION
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RESPONDENT HAS NOT ALWAYS BEEN AVAILABLE BUT HE WAS VERY POSITIVE AND WANTS RESEARCH TO BE ACCOMPANIED WITH BENEFITS TO RESEARCH OR RESPONDENTS
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RESPONDENT HAS ONE EYE
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RESPONDENT HAS SIX CHILDREN AND FIVE DIED AT THE AGE OF 2 AND 3 WEEKS.SHE ALSO HAD THE MENTALITY THAT THE PROJECT WILL OFFER SOMETHING TO HER GRANDCHILDREN SINCE THEY ARE STILL YOUNG AND SHE FORCED ME TO WRITE DOWN THEIR NAMES EVEN IF THEY DID
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RESPONDENT IS BARREN HAS MARRIED ANOTHER WOMAN.SHE ALSO DECLINED TO MENTION THE CHILDREN`S NAMES,DATES OF BIRTH AND FATHERS STATUS.RESPONDENT IS OBESE HENCE ATTENDS CHECK UPS AT KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL
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RESPONDENT NEVER LIKES REMEMBERING CHILDREN THAT PASSED AWAY FOR THIS REASON SHE FIRST GAVE NAMES OF THOSE CHILDREN THAT ARE ALREADY THERE UNTILL I ASKED ABOUT THE OTHER TWO
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RESPONDENT NOW DEPENDS ENTIRELY ON WIFE AND KIDS.
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RESPONDENT REFERRED ME TO THE WIFE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ON CHILD HISTORY SINCE HE FELT HE DIDN\T HAVE THE TIME AND ITS THE MOTHER SHE WOULD BETTER HANDLE THE QUESTION THAN HIMSELF
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RESPONDENT REFUSED TO BE INTERVIEWED DURING THE FIRST INSTANCE
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RESPONDENT REFUSED TO MENTION HIS CHILDREN
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RESPONDENT REFUSED TO MENTION THREE OTHERS WHO DIED
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RESPONDENT REFUSED TO SIGN BECAUSE HE THOUGH WE WORKED FO THE GOVERNMENT AND WANTED TO POSSESS HIS PLOT. SO HE THOUGH SIGNING WAS RELATED TO GIVING OUT HIS LAND POSSESSION
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RESPONDENT REQUESTS FOR INTERVENTION AFTER THE INFORMATION HAD BEEN COLLECTED AND ANALYSED
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RESPONDENT REQUESTS THAT RESEARCH SHOULD BE ACCOMPANIED WITH BENEFITS
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RESPONDENT SAID THAT HE NEVER WALKS DURING THE NIGHT NOT UNLESS TO THE SHOPS AND ONCE IN A WHILE HE FEELS SAFE
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RESPONDENT SAID THAT SHE HAD GIVEN SO MUCH INFORMATION ON HER CHILDREN AFTER BEING ASKED SOME EMBRASSING QUESTIONS AND WAS NOT READY TO GIVE ANY OTHER INFORMATION CONCERNING THEM, AS A RESULT SECTION 3 IS NOT COMPLETED
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RESPONDENT TOOK TIME TO AGREE TO BE INTERVIEWED AND WAS ATTENDING TO HIS ISSUES DURING THE INTERVIEW
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RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS KIKAMBA BUT HER GRANDCHILDREN HELP ME TO GET THIS INFORMATION
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RESPONDENT WANTS BENEFITS TO BE FORTHCOMING FROM THE RESEARCH CONDUCTED, NOW THAT ITS LONG OVERDUE
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RESPONDENT WANTS INTERVENTION TO TAKE PLACE AFTER THE COLLECTION OF DATA, SHE SAYS ITS LONG OVERDUE
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RESPONDENT WAS COMPLAING OF THE NUMEROUS DATA COLLECTION, WITHOUT ANY TANGIBEL BENEFITS TO THE RESIDENTS BUT SHE ACCEPTED THE INTERVIEW
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RESPONDENT WAS COMPLAING THAT TOO MANY STUDIES WITH NO BENEFITS
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RESPONDENT WAS DIGRESSING FROM QUESTIONS SO MUCH THAT I TOOK A LONG TIME TO COMPLETE THE INTERVIWE. THERE SHOULD BE A SKIP ON Q 11.7 IF ANSWERE IN 11.4 IS 3
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RESPONDENT WAS FIRST TOUGH AND DIFFICULT TO CONVINCE BUT LATER ON GAVE AN APPOINTMENT
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RESPONDENT WAS GOOD VERY MUCH GRATEFULL FOR MY VISIT. HE AS VERY MUCH CONVERSANT WITH SWAHILI AND THINGS WENT SMOOTH. HIS COMPREHENSION FOR THE ISSUES DISCUSSED WAS GOOD ALSO
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RESPONDENT WAS HESISTNAT AT FIRST SAYING HER PROBLEM COULD NOT BE DISCUSSED AS NO ONE CAN DO ANYTHING SINCE SHE WAS AILING FROM A TERMINAL DISEASE
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RESPONDENT WAS IN GRIEF HAD LOST A RELATIVE DURING THE TIME OF INTERVIEW
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RESPONDENT WAS INFORMATIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS INFORMATIVE AND POSITIVETHOUGH HE WAS UNABLE TO REMEMBER THE DARES OF BIRTH OF ALL CHILDREN
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RESPONDENT WAS INFORMATIVE AND VERY COOPERATIVE THOUGH COMPLAINED THAT THE RESEARCH CONTACTED IN KOROGOCHO SHOULD YIELD FRUITS, THEY ARE AOBUT TO BE FED UP WITH QUESTIONS
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RESPONDENT WAS INFORMATIVE AND VERY POSITIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS INFORMATIVE AND WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION
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RESPONDENT WAS INQUISTIVE BUT VERY INFORMATIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS NOT UNDERSTANDING THE QUESTIONS EASLY SO IA HAD TO READ AND EXPLAIN OF REPHRASE THE QUESTINS IN A WAY SHE COULD UNDERSTAND
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RESPONDENT WAS NOT WILLING TO GIVE ANY INFORMATION.
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RESPONDENT WAS OPEN TALKING ABOUT REMARRYING AFTER HER HUSBAND DIED.
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RESPONDENT WAS POSITIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS POSITIVE ABOUT THE INTERVIEW AND WAS INFORMATIVE TOO
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RESPONDENT WAS POSITIVE AND ACCEPTED THE INTERVIEW, WAS INFORMATIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS POSITIVE AND INFORMATIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS POSITIVE AND RESOURCEFUL
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RESPONDENT WAS POSITIVE AND VERY RESOURCEFUL
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RESPONDENT WAS POSITIVE AND VERY RESOURCEFUL RESPONDENT WAS UNABLE TO APPEND SIGNATURE BUT WROTE HER NAME
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RESPONDENT WAS POSITIVE AND VERY WILLING TO TAKE THE INTERVIEW
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RESPONDENT WAS POSITIVE AND WELCOMING. THE HIV/ AIDS PART WAS EMBARRASING TO THE RESPONDENT
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RESPONDENT WAS POSITIVE AND WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION
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RESPONDENT WAS POSITIVE BUT INSISITED THAT BENEFITS SHOULD BE FORTHCOMING FROM THE RESEARCH
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RESPONDENT WAS POSITIVE BUT WAS THE OPINION THAT BENEFITS SHOULD ACCOMPANY THE RESEARCH
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RESPONDENT WAS POSITIVE THOUGH WAS COMMITTED, DECIDED TO ACCEPT THE INTERVIEW
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RESPONDENT WAS QUITE COOPERATIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS RELAXED AND INFORMATIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS RELAXED AND POSITIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS RELAXED AND POSITIVE THOUGH RERELY FOUND THIS IS ACCORDING TO THE RESPONDENT
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RESPONDENT WAS RELAXED AND WELCOMING
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RESPONDENT WAS RELUCTANT BUT FINALLY ACCEPTED
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RESPONDENT WAS RIGID BUT FINALLY GAVE THE INTERVIEW
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RESPONDENT WAS SICK AT THE TIME OF THE INTERVIEW
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RESPONDENT WAS SO CO-OPERATIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS THOUGHFUL ON THE ISSUE OF THE LATE CHILDREN HE SEEMED NOT TO BE VERY CO-OPERATIVE, HE SAID THAT LETS FORGET THE PAST AND FOCUS THE FUTURE
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RESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE ONLY THAT IF OUND HIM AFTER A VERY LONG SEARH IN HIS HOUSE
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RESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE.
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RESPONDENT WAS VERY OPEN
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RESPONDENT WAS VERY POSITIVE AND GAVE THE REQUIRED INFORMATION WITHOUT MUCH PROBLEM
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RESPONDENT WAS VERY RELUCTAND IN GIVING RESPONSE SHE KEPT TALKING IN VERY LAW TON THAT I KEPT ASKING HER TO REPEAT HER RESPONSES. SHE DOESN'T KNOW WHEN THE CHILDREN DIED AND WHEN THEY WERE BORN, BUT SAID THAT THEY WERE 2ND 4TH BORN AND 6TH BORN
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RESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING
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RESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING AND ACCEPTED THE INTERVIEW
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RESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING AND POSITIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING AND VERY CO-OPERATIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING AND VERY COOPERATIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING AND VERY INFORMATIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING AND VERY POSITIVE
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RESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING AND VERY POSITIVE ABOUT THE INTERVIEW
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RESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING AND VERY POSITIVE FOR THE INTERVIEW
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RESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING AND WILLING TO GIVE ANSWERS BUT ASKED WHAT TE RESEARCH WAS UPTO AND WHAT BENEFITS WILL ACCOMPANY IT
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RESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING, INFORMATIVE AND AHOWED ALOT OF CONCERN WHEN IT CAME TO MATTERS OF HIV/ AIDS AND HE REALLY WANTS TO BE TESTED
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RESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING, POSITIVE. HE OPENED UP AND POINTED OUT THAT THEY ARE SO MANY RESEARCH STUDIES IN THE SLUM BUT NO BENEFIT AND THAT IS CAUSING ALOT TO RESIDENTS
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RESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING, SHE WAS POSITIVE BUT SHE WAS NOT ABLE TO RECALL SOME THINGS
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RESPONDENT WAS WELCOMING. IT WAS SUCCESSFUL
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RESPONDENT WAS WILLING TO ANSWER BUT DIDI NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT HELP THE QUESTIONS BEING ASKED COULD AFTER HIM OR HIS FAMILY
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RESPONDENT WAS WILLING TO BE INTERVIEWED. THOUGH SEEMS STRESSED UP COMPLAINS THAT KIDS HAVE ABANDONED HER AND THERE ISNT ANY BENEFIT FORTHCOMING FROM THEM.
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RESPONDENT WAS WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION
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RESPONDENT WIVES ALL THREE LIVE IN KOROGOCHO BUT IN DIFFERENT HOUSES SPENDS ALOT OF TIME IN THE YOUNGEST WIFE'S RESIDENCE. BUT VISITS OTHER HOUSESSAY ONCE A WEEK TO TAKE MONEY FOR FOOD. AT THE TIME OF INTERVIEW HAD COME TO VISIT SECOND WIFE.
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RESPONDENT'S CHILDREN SO MANY THAT HE REFUSED TO NAME THEM ALL. HAS CHILDREN WHO ARE TODDLERS AND IN PRIMARY SCHOOL
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RESPONDENT'S MOTHER WHO IS VERY OLD WAS VISITNG. SHE WAS MAKING ALOT OF NOISE THE INTERVIEW WAS INTERRUPTED FOR SOMETIME BECAUSE SHE KEPT SINGING SONGS. GIVEN THE AUDIENCE SHE CONTINUED BUT WHEN WE IGNORED HER SHE KEPT QUIET AND ACTUALLY WENT B
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RESPONDENTS WANTS OUTCOME FROM THE RESEARCH UNDERTAKEN
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RESPONDFENT WAS REFERING TO ME A KIKUYU BIBLE FOR ANSWERS AND ASKED ME TO READ IT LOUD IJ A LOUD VOICE WHICH I HAD A VERY HARD TIME IN READING. AT TIMES SHE REFUSED TO BE INTERVIEWS AND PRAYED SHORTLY BUT LOUDLY IN BETWEEN THE INTERVIEW
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RESPONDNET DOESN'T REMEMBER THE MONTHS WHEN PETER EVANS AND GEORGE WERE BORN
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RESPONDNET HAD A SEVERE PROBLEM IN REMEMBERING MONTHS AND YEARS WHEN CERTAIN OCCATIONS HAPPENED
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RESPONDNET RECOMENTATION -CONGRATULATE FOR MY WORK. HE COMMENTED THAT YOU ARE ONE WITH THE TRUE REPORT OF THE PEOPLE LIVES. THE SUVEYS ARE OF BIG SIGNIFICANCE COME AGAIN. TOOK LONG BECAUSE THE RESPONDENT WAS SLOW AND HAD MANY QUESTIONS TO BE AS
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RESPONDNET REQUESTS THAT NGO AND GOVENMENT SHOULD REALLY SEE THE PLIGHT AFFECTING PEOPLE WHO STAY IN SLUMS AND DONT HAVE NO WHERE TO GO
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RESPONDNET WAS VERY WELCOMING SHE WAS GETTING OUT OF THE HOUSE UNDERTALE HER DUTIES BUT SHE ACCEPTED THE INTERVIEW. SHE WAS VERY POSITIVE
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RESPONSES IN QUESTION 4.7 MISSING
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RESPRONDENT DOESN'T REMEMBER THE YEARS AND MONTHS WHEN VERONICA, VICTORIA AND ALEXANDER WERE BORN IN QUESTION 3.8
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ROBERT DENIS AND OKENYE DIED WHEN THEY WERE BELOW 12 YEARS
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RSPONDENT WAS LOOSING CONCERNTRATION SO OFTENLY. SHE ALSO DIGRESSESD TO VERY GREAT EXTENT GIVING ME A VERY HARD TIME TO INTERVIEW HER
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RSPONDENT WS INTIALLY VERY HARSH TO ME, SHE EVEN WANTED TO SENT ME AWAY UNTIL I TOLD HER THAT I LIVE IN KOROGOCHO AND WHO MY MOTHER IS . SHE AGREED TO BE INTERVIEWD BECAUSE MY MOTHER IS A GREAT FRIEND OF HERS
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SAID HE CANT TALK ABOUT HIS CHILDREN BECAUSE HE DOES NOT KNOW WHERE THE NAMES ARE BEING TAKEN
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SECTION 5 :THE RESPONDENT HAD EARLIER SAID THAT SHE HAS NO JOB OR BUSINESS BUT LATER ON SECTION 5.16 SAID THAT SHE HAS A SMALL SHAMBA NEAR KOROGOCHO WHERE SHE EARNS A LIVING CURRENTLY FROM SALE OF VEGETABLES.
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SHE BELIEVES ONE DAY THEY WILL GET HELP BECAUSE WE'VE BEEN ASKING THEM TOO MUCH QUESTIONS
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SHE COMPLAINED WHTA THE QUESTIONNAIRE WAS TOO LONG
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SHE COULD NOT UNDERSTAND KISWAHILI VERY WELL SO I HAD TO TRANSLATE SOME QUESTIONS
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SHE COULD NOT UNDERSTAND SWAHILI WELL IT WAS THROUGH ASSISTANCE. HE COMPREHENSION OF THE ISSE DISCUSSSED WAS VERY LOW. ITOOK MORE TIME BECAUSE OF THESE PROBLEMS ALSO SHE WAS VERY SLOW.
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SHE COULDN'T UNDERSTAND KISWAHILI SO WE HAD A TRANSLATER AND SHE HAD A BROKEN LIMB.
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SHE FEELS VIGNETTES IS A WASTE OF HER TIME
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SHE HAD AT FIRST REFUSED
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SHE IS HAVING SEVEN CHILDREN BUT SHE CANNOT RECALL THEIR AGE AND WHEN THEY WERE BORN IN 2.16 SHE CANNOT REMEMBER WHEN THE HUSBAND DIED
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SHE IS SICK TB AND HAS NO ENERGYHE GETS ANGRY WHEN ASKED SENSITIVE QUESTIONS LIKE WHEN THEY SEPARATED WITH THE WIFE. HE CANNOT DO ANYTHING BY HIMSELF
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SHE KEPT ON SAYING THAT THEY REALLY NEED MEDICINE WHEN THEY ARE SICK BECAUSE THEY CANT AFFORD THE COST OF VISIT
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SHE PLEADED AND HOPE WE WILL HELP THEM BECAUSE SHE WAS COMPLAINING FROM THE MINUTE I ENTERED THE HOUSEHOLD
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SHE REFUSED TO SAY THE DETAILS ABOUT THOSE CHILDREN WHO ARE DEAD BECAAUSE THEY ARE GONE THERE IS NO NEED TO TALK ABOUT
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SHE SAID SOME QUESTIONS WERE PERSONAL E.G WHEN SHE STARTED LIVING WITH THE HUSBAND AND AGE
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SHE SAID THAT HOWEVER MUCH SHE WAS TRIED TO THINK OR REMEMBER WHEN THE CHILDREN WERE BORN SHE CANT BECAUSE SHE DID NOT WRITE SOMEWHERE AND SHE IS TOO OLD.
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SHE SEEMEN BOREF BY THE VIGNETTES
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SHE WAS ANNOYED BECAUSE I ASKED HER WHEN SHE GOT MARRIED AND THE YEAR AND SAID SHE CAN'T REMEMBER. WHAT WAS I GOING TO DO WITH THE MONTHS AND YEAR OF THE CHILDREN AND YET SOME OF THEM LIVE IN THEIR OWN HOUSES
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SHE WAS GOOD AND WELCOMING.TOOK NORMAL TIME WITH HER.SHE WAS GRATEFUL FOR THE VISIT. SHE ASKED IF THE CENTRE COULD DO ANYTHING FOR THE OLD
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SHE WAS GOOD ENOUGH
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SHE WAS GOOD EVEN HER HUSBAND. THEY WERE VERY MUCH GRATFUL FOR MY VIST AND THE WORK I WAS UNDERTAKING AND MY VISIT ANOTHER TIME.
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SHE WAS GOOD NOT CONVERSANT WITH SWAHILI SO NEEDED A TRANSLATER I TOOK MORE TIME WITH HER OTHERWISE WAS WELCOMING
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SHE WAS RUDE AND DIDNT WANT TO ANSWER MY QUESTIONS
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SHE WAS SAYING WE ARE ASKING TOO MANY QUESTIONS HOPE THIS TIME THEY WILL BENEFIT
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SHE WAS TO SOME EXTEND GOOD HER DEMAND WAS SO MUCH (INSISTING) ABOUT WHY INTERVIEWS ARE TAKEN AND NO HELP. SHE WAS EXPECTING AS SOMEBODY WITH NO CHILDREN O BE ASSISTED SO MUCH (EAGER)-THE MINUTE I ARRIVED AT HER PLACE SHE LOCKED HER KEYS IN THE
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SHE WAS VERY DIFFICULT TO INTERVIEQ
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SHE WAS VERY GRATEFUL FOR MY VISIT BUT SHE WAS INSISTING SO MUCH FOR PEOPLE VISITING THEM NOT ONLY THAT BUT GIVE OUT FOOD AND THE FRUIT OF THE INTERVIEW MADE
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SHE WAS VERY WELCOMING. I TOOK MORE TIME WITH HER BECAUSE SHE WAS SLOW. BUT HER COOPERATION, CONCENTRATION AND HER COMPREHENSION FO THE ISSUES DISCUSSED WAS GOOD. SHE WAS GRATEFUL FOR MY VISIT
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SHE WAS VERY WELCOMING. SHE WAS VERY SLOW THATS WHY I TOOK ALOT OF TIME. SHE WAS VERY CO-OPERATIVE AND VERY OPEN - SHE DISCLOSED THAT SHE HAS A DAUGHTER WHOSE POSITIVE SHE IS CARING FOR(WHEREAS OTHERS HIDE). VERY ATTENTIVE - LISTENING AND ANSWE
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SHE WAS VERY WELLCOMMING. I TOOK NORMAL TIME WITH HER ( NOLANGUAGE OR COMPREENSION PROBLEMS
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SHE WAS WILLING TO BE ASKED ANYTHING AND SAID THAT SHE IS VERY LONELY AND HOPED SHE WILL GET MORE PEOPLE TO COME AND VISIT HER
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SHE WAS WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION DESPITE SHE WAS RECOVERING FROM SICKNESS
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SHE WAS WILLING TO GIVE THE INFORMATION REQUIRED
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SINCE HE WORKED IN THE INFORMAL SECTOR HE DID NOT MAKE ANY DEDUCTION FOR HIS RETIREMENT SCHEME SO DOESNT HAVE ANY RETITREMENT BENEFITS. HE STILL WORKS BUT IN HIS OWN BUSINESS TOGETHER WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE WIFE
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SINCE PROBING FOR NAMES AND DATES OF BIRTH WAS A TASK SETTLED FOR THOSE WHAT WERE GIVEN
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SOME 3 CHILDREN PASSED AND HE COULDNT PROVIDE ME WITH INFORMATION CONCERNING THEM
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SOME WORDS SHE COULDN'T UNDERSTAND IN KISWAHILI THE DAUGHTER TRANSLATED FOR HER. SHE SAID SHE IS HAVING PROBLEM WITH MEDICATION WHEN THE NON-BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN BECOME SICK BECAUSE SHE CANT AFFORD THE VISIT. THE WHOLE INTERVIEW SHE KEPT MENTION
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STAPLED PAGES WERE REPEATED
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SUCCESSFUL
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THE DATE OF BIRTH OF HIS CHILDREN AND ALSO THE SECOND NAME COULD NOT BE REMEMBERED
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THE FAMILY RELOCATED TO V034153009,ACCORDING TO THE RESPONDENT,HE IS ALWAYS DRUNK AS PER THE CHILD AND NEIGHBOUR SO INFORMATION MIGHT NOT BE ACCURATE.THE ONLY IILINESS IS ALCOHOLISM AND BELIEVES THE ONLY DRUG HE USES IS ALCOHOL.HE WAS ADMITTED
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THE FW HAS INDICATED THAT NAHASHON HAS 12 BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN BUT IN THE QUESTIONAIRE, THE FW HAS LISTED 11. FOR THE NON-BIOLOGICAL THE FW HAS INDICATED THE RESPONDENT HAS 4 BUT LISTED 3. COMMENT BY DEC
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THE FW ONLY GAVE INFORMATION ABOUT16 CHILDREN AND NOT 18 AS INDICATED. BY DEC
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THE INTER VIEW WAS OK
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THE INTERVIE WAS OK
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THE INTERVIEW COULD NOT BE COMPLETED ON 31/10/2006 BECAUSE THE RESPONDENT WAS SIC . IT WAS COMPLETED ON 04/11/2006 AT 12.30 PM.
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THE INTERVIEW ENDED SMOOTHLY
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THE INTERVIEW ENDED WELL THOUGH THE HOURS WERE ABIT ODD.
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THE INTERVIEW HAD TO BE STOPPED FOR SOMETIMES AROUND 15 MINUTES SO THE RESPONDENT HAD TO SELL SOME ITEMS THAT A CUSTOMER CAME TO COLLECT FROM THE HOUSE. THE NEGOTIATIONS WENT ON FOR 15-20 MINUTES
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THE INTERVIEW STARTED WITH A LONG DEBATE IN THE ASSISTANCE THE PROJECT OFFER AND THEIR VISION ON THIS AGING PROJECT. THE DEPATE LASTED ALMOST FOR ONE HOUR, HE REALLY COMPLAINED OF HUNGER
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THE INTERVIEW TOOK A LONG TIME BECAUSE THE RESPONDNET WAS VERYU BUSY WITH HOUSEHOLD DUTIES.
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THE INTERVIEW TOOK SO MUCH OF TIME.
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THE INTERVIEW WA A GREAT SUCCESS
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THE INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED IN A HURRY AS THE RESPONDENT KEPT ON ASKING IF WE WEREN`T THROUGH
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THE INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED IN A VERY TENSE ENVIRONMENT, BECAUSE THE RESPONDENT HAD SECT MEMBERS IN HER HOUSE. ALTHOUGH SHE SEEMED TO AGREED TO LISTEN TO ME AND EVEN WANTED TO DISCUSS MORE THE RELIGIOUS MEMBERS AT SOME POINT IS LIKE THEY DID NO
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THE INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED WHILE THE RESPONDENT WAS WASHING CLOTHES, AT A POINT SHE LEFT TO GO AND PUT THEM ON THE HANGING LINE FOR ABOUT 20 MINUTES
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THE INTERVIEW WAS DONE AFTER THE RESPONDENT HAD REFUSED THUS I HAD TO CONVIENCE HER
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THE INTERVIEW WAS DONE DURING LATE HOURS
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THE INTERVIEW WAS DONE SUCCESSFUL AS IT WAS VERY INTERESTING.
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THE INTERVIEW WAS DONE SUCCESSFUL AS THE REWSPONDENT IS COOPERATIVE AND BENEFIT EXPECTING
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THE INTERVIEW WAS DONE SUCCESSFUL AS WAS INTERESTING AND SOCIALISING.
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THE INTERVIEW WAS DONE SUCCESSFULLY AND ITS INTERESTING AND SUCCEEDING.
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THE INTERVIEW WAS DONE SUCCESSFULLY AS ITS INTRESTING AND SOCIALISING.THE RESPONDENT IS A BIT COOPERATIVE AS HE EXPECTS DONATION
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THE INTERVIEW WAS DONE SUCCESSFULLY.
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THE INTERVIEW WAS EXTRA LONG
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THE INTERVIEW WAS FAIR
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THE INTERVIEW WAS FAIR ,GOOD
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THE INTERVIEW WAS FAIRLY DONE
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THE INTERVIEW WAS GOOD
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THE INTERVIEW WAS GOOD.
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THE INTERVIEW WAS MORE SUCCESSFUL
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THE INTERVIEW WAS OK
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THE INTERVIEW WAS OK AFTER GOING BACK SEVERALLY TO LOOK FOR THE RESPONDENT.
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THE INTERVIEW WAS OK THOUGH IT TOOK TIME TO CONVINCE THE OLD MAN FOR THE INTERVIEW BECAUSE HE HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY BY ANOTHER PERSON FROM THE SAME ORGANISATION BUT ON DIFFERENT PROJECT.
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THE INTERVIEW WAS OK THOUGH THE RESPONDENT AT FIRST RESISTED TO BE INTERVIEWED BECAUSE SHE HAS BEEN ANSWERING MANY QUESTIONS FROM FIELDWORKERS FOR A LONG TIME WITHOUT SEEING HELP.
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THE INTERVIEW WAS OK THOUGH THE RESPONDENT WAS COMPLAING TOO MUCH THAT HE HAS BEEN ANSWERING MANY QUESTIONS WITHOUT RECIVING ANY HELP
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THE INTERVIEW WAS OK.
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THE INTERVIEW WAS OKAY
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THE INTERVIEW WAS OKAY THE RESPONDENT COOPERATED
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THE INTERVIEW WAS OKAY.
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THE INTERVIEW WAS OKEY
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THE INTERVIEW WAS OKY
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THE INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESFUL AND INTERESTING.
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THE INTERVIEW WAS VERY DIFFICULT BECAUSE EVEN THE RESPONDENT WAS NOT WILLING TO ANSWER QUESTIONS AT FIRST BUT THERE WAS A DAUGHTER WHO HAD COME TO VISIT HIM SHE IS THE ONE WHO CONVINCED THE FATHER TO ANSWER. HAD IT NOT BEEN FOR HER HE FRANKLY S
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THE INTERVIEW WAS VERY SUCCESFUL
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THE INTERVIEW WENT WELL
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THE INTERVIEWEE/RESPONDENT WAS ANGRY BECAUSE OF THE "RESEARCH" PEOPLE AND THE QUESTIONS THEY ASK BUT DO PROVIDE NO HELP AT ALL. THERE IS NO PROJECT THAT THEY HAVE BEEN PROVIDED WITH DESPITE ASKING QUESTIONS EVERY OTHER DAY. HE SWEARED NOT TO CO
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THE INTERVIEWER WAS SO TIRESOME, BECAUSE THE MAN S. COMMENT BY DEC: THE FW DID NOT NAME OF THE CHILDREN WHO ARE NOT OF THE RESPONDENT, ONLY HIS .
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THE INTERVIOEW WAS FAIR BUT THE RESPONDNET ASKED HOW THE ORGANIZATION CAN HELP THE AGED WHO HAVE BEEN NEGLACTED BY THEIR FAMILIES AND LIVE ALONE. SISTER JEANS IS THE ONE PROVIDEING HEATH CARE AND OF WHICH IS NOT ENOUGH, THE AGED WHO GOT THERE T
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THE INTEVIEW WAS OK
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THE LENGTH OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE WAS UNCOMFORTABLE FOR THE RESPONDENT AS SHE KEPT ON ASKING IF WE WERE ABOUT TO END THE INTERVIEW
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THE MAN CANT REMEMBER THE MONTH AND YEAR.
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THE MAN REFUSED TO GIVE THE NAMES OF THE CHILDREN.
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THE MARRIAGE WAS TRADITIONAL FOR 11 YEARS THEN WAS LATER FORMALISED IN CHURCH IN 1973.
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THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN GIVEN IS DOUBLED BECAUSE THE HAS GOT TWO WIVES BUT ITS LIKE HE HAS NOT GIVEN OTHER NAMES FOR HIS CHILDREN
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THE OLD MAN REFUSED TOMENTION THE NAMES OF HIS CHILDREN SAYING THEY ARE AT UPCOUNTRY HOME AND SAW NO NEED OF MENTIONING THEM HERE
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THE PATIENT HAS NOT YET FULLY RECOVERED BUT NEEDS LITTLE ATTENTION.
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THE PERSON COMPAINED THAT WE YOUNG PPLE ARE USED BY OUR EMPLOYERS BADLY BECAUSE OF COLLECTING RAW DATA
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THE PERSON COMPLAINED THAT SHE HAS BEEN INTERVIEWED BEFORE FOR 7YEARS AND NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE.
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THE QUESTION 1.4 GAVE HIS DATE 0G BIRTH AS 01/07/1963 AND NOT AS INDICATED.THAT IS HE IS UNDER AGE
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THE QUESTION 1.4 THE RESPONDENT IS UNDERAGE THAT IS HAS DATE OF BIRTH IS 01/07/1963 AND NOT 01/07/1956 AS INDICATED,THIS MAKES A TOTAL OF 44 YEARS OLD.
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THE QUESTIONAIRE IS TOO LONG BUT HE WAS WILLING TO ANSWER
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THE QUESTIONS WERE TOO MANY AND HOPED THEY WILL GET HELP EVEN IF NOT HIM BUT OTHERS.
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THE QUIZ 10.2 AND 10.3 .I HAVE WRITTEN FRIENDS TO ACPTURE WHAT THE RESPONDENT MEANT
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THE QUIZ 6.4.8H I JUST WROTE YES WHILE IT NEEDED MORE CLARIFICATION.THEREFORE WE HAD TO DISCUSS WITH THE TEAM LEADER (MOSES) ABOUT THIS QUESTION
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THE REPONDENT WAS VERY DOOD AND HE WAS SLOW THAT IS WHY I TOOK MORE TIME WITH HIM. HE WAS VERY MUCH GRATIFUL TO BE VISITED
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THE RESPODENT ASKED THE QUESTIONS IN 11.16 AND LATER HE UNDERSTOOD WHAT I WAS TALKING ABOUT AND THE WHOLE ISSUE
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THE RESPODENT SAID SINCE SHE AGREED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE INTERVIEW WHOLE HEARTEDLY SHE SEES NO NEED OF SIGNING
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THE RESPODENT TOOK TIME TO ANSWER AND HE SEEMED TO BE THINKING FIRST BEFORE ANSWERING ANY QUESTIONS
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THE RESPODENT WAS COMPLAINING ALOT
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THE RESPODENT WAS COOPERATIVE AND WILLING TO ANSWER ALLL QUESTIONS
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THE RESPODENT WAS RESPONDING WELL
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THE RESPODENTS CHILD IS TAKING CARE OF HER
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THE RESPONDENT , GIVEN HIS AGE WAS ABLE TO CONCENTRATE HE WAS TEMPERAMENTAL
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THE RESPONDENT ACTUALLY HAS AN INJURY THAT HE GOT FROM ACCIDENT SOMETIMES BACK AND HIS WIFE RAN AWAY BECAUSE OF THE INJURY HE SUSTAINED
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THE RESPONDENT AND THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD DOESNT LIVE HERE ANYMORE. THEY ALL MOVED UPCOUNTRY AND ESTABLISHED THIS AFTER FINISHING THE INTERVIEW.
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THE RESPONDENT CANNOT REMEMBER THE DATES OF BIRTH OF HER CHILDREN THE FEAR WRITTEN I WAS ASSISTED BY HER DAUGHTER SUSAN NYAMBURA
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THE RESPONDENT CANNOT REMEMBER THE NAMES OF THE OTHER 2 CHILDREN SINCE HE DOESNT LIVE WITH THEM. ALSO THE CHRISTIAN NAMES OF SOME OF HIS CHILDREN WERE DIFFICULT TO REMEMBER. DATE OF BIRTH OF CHILDREN CANNOT BE REMEMBERED
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THE RESPONDENT CANT REMEMBER THE MONTHS THE ADOPTED CHILDREN WERE BORN.
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THE RESPONDENT CO-OPERATED VERY WELL.
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THE RESPONDENT CO-OPERATIVE WHEN APPROCHED BUT HE PUT IT FORWARD THAT HE NEEDED SOME HELP AS HE HAS NO WELL PAYING JOB BUT HAS A LARGE FAMILY WITH LITTLE CHILDREN.
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THE RESPONDENT COMES HOME LATE HOURS THEREFORE I MADE AN APPOINTMENT ON SUNDAY WHERE I HAD TO WAKE UP IN THE MORNING,FOUND HIM ASLEEP.
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THE RESPONDENT COMPLAINED THAT WE USSUALY ASK THE SAME QUESTION WITH NO ACTION.
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THE RESPONDENT COMPLAINED THATR THE QUESTIONNAIRE WAS TOO LONG AND SOME QUESTIONS WERE IRRELEVANT AND VERY PERSONAL E.G SECTION II AT THE END OF THE INTERVIEW THE RESPONDENT REFUSED TO GIVE ME ANY SUGGESTIONS OR ASK ANY QUESTIONS SAYING THAT IT
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THE RESPONDENT COULD NOT RECALL HIS LOCATION.
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THE RESPONDENT COULD NOT RECALL THE FIRST NAMES OF SOME CHILDREN. THE DATES OF BIRTH WERE ALL A PROBLEM. ONE EVENT SHE RECALLED WAS ONE, WHEN SHE OR THEY USED TO GO AND SEE KENYATTA'S CAR
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THE RESPONDENT COULD NOT REMEMBER COULD NOT REMEMBER THE EXACT DATES AND MONTHES ESPECIALLY FOR THE DATES OF BIRTHS
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THE RESPONDENT COULD NOT REMEMBER THE DATES OF BIRTH OF HIS CHILDREN.
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THE RESPONDENT COULD NOT REMEMBER THE NAME OF HIS 7TH CHILD WHO PASSED AWAY
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THE RESPONDENT COULD NOT SEE DUE TO OPERATION DONE TO HER EYES AND SHE IS LIVING ALONE. SHE TOOK ALOT OF TIME OF WHAT SHE WAS FEELING
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THE RESPONDENT COULD ONLY REMEMBER THE CHILDREN WHO ARE ALIVE
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THE RESPONDENT COULDIN'T UNDERTAND KISWAHILI AND I HAD TO USE AN INTERPRETER
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THE RESPONDENT COULDNT TELL WHEN HIS CHILDREN WERE BORN
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THE RESPONDENT COULDNT UNDERSTAND SWAHILI WELL, THUSI HAD TO USE VERNECULAR
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THE RESPONDENT CULD NOT KISWAHILI SO HAD TO USE A TRAANSLATOR
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THE RESPONDENT DECLINED TO DISCLOSE THE DETAILS ABOUT THE 2 CHILDREN WHOM THE WIFE CAME INTO MARRIAGE WITH, THE WIFE TOO REFUSED TO GIVE DETAILS. THE LAST TIME THE RESPONDENT SOUGHT MEDICAL ATTENTION WAS ABOUT 4 YEARS AGO A COMPULSORY TEST PAID
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THE RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW THE NO OF CHILDREN CHILD 2 3 5 6 AND 8 HAD
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THE RESPONDENT DIDNT UNDERSTAND SWAHILI AND THUS USE OF NATIVE LANGUAGE TO MAKE THE INTERVIEW A SUCCESS
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THE RESPONDENT DIDNT WANT TO DISCUSS ON THE PART OF HER CHILDRWEN. SHE WAS ANSWERING THE QUESTIONS RECKLESSLY. AT ONE POINT SHE EVEN TOLD ME TO LEAVE ABOUT THE CHILDREN
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THE RESPONDENT DISCOVERED THAT SHE HAS HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE RECENTLY. THOUGH SHE HAS NOT TAKEN ANY DRUGS. SHE THINKS THAT IT IS CAUSED BY MUCH STRESS DUE TO FINANCIAL PROBLEMS SHE HAS ENCOUNTERED OF LATE. SHE SAYS SHE HIGHLY NEEDS CAPITAL TO SET
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THE RESPONDENT DIVORCED WITH HIS FIRST WIFE WHO IS THE MOTHER OF THER FIRST SIX CHILDERN. HE THEREFORE DOESN'T KNOW WHERE THEY ARE CURRENTLY LIVING. HE ISN'T SURE IF THEY ARE CURRENTLY MARRIED OR NOT
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THE RESPONDENT DOESN'T KNOW HOW TO READ. HAD PROBLEMS TRYING TO REMMEBER THE EXACT D.O.BS FOR HIS CHILD. HE HAS A POOR MEMORY. HE CANT REMEMBER SOME OF HIS KIDS NAMES
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THE RESPONDENT DOESNT RECALL FIRST AND SECOND NAME OF CHILDREN
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THE RESPONDENT DONT KNOW SWAHILI OR ENGLISH.I HAD TO CALL SOMEONE WHO KNOWS HER LANGUAGE TO INTERPRATE
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THE RESPONDENT FIRST REFUSED TOTALLY TO LISTEN TO ANYTHING I WANTED TO TELL HIM.THROUGH ALOT OF DIFFICULTY IN EXPLAINING WHT APHRC IS ALL ABOUT ,HE AGREED TO COOPERATE.HE CLAIMED THAAT THERE IS NO BENEFIIT ONTHEIR PARTAS THE PEOPLE ANSWERING TH
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THE RESPONDENT FOUND THE QUESTIONNAIRE QUIET LONG AND COMPLAINED THAT IN FUTURE WE SHOULDINT HAVE LENTH QUESTIONAIRES WHICH TAKE MOST OF THEIR TIME
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THE RESPONDENT GAVE ALOT OF CALL BACKS THAT HE DID NOT ADHERE TO BUT WHEN I FOUND HIM SOBER HE DID COOPERATE DURING THE INTERVIEW.
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THE RESPONDENT GOT HIS FIRST BORN BEFORE LEGALLY GETTING MARRIED
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THE RESPONDENT GOT TIRED AT SOME POINT. THEN HE DID COMPLAIN THAT THE QUESTIONNAIRE WAS LONGER THAN THE OTHERS. BUT AT LEAST AFTER SOMETIME HE PICKED UP AND CONTINUED.
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THE RESPONDENT HAD A VERY HARD TIME TO ACCEPT THE INTERVIEW SHE COMPLAINED ON THE MANY QUESTIONS SHE HAS ANSWERED AND NOT SEEN FRUITS. THUS AFTER A LONG CLARIFICATION SHE ACCEPTED AND REFUSED TO LIT THE LAMP AND IT WAS NIGHT. I REALLY STRAINED
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THE RESPONDENT HAD DECLINED TO TAKE THE INTERVIEW.
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THE RESPONDENT HAD DIFFICULTIES IN TALKING ABOUT HIS KIDS. I COULD ONLY CONVINCE HIM TO GIVE THE 9. HE SAYS HE HAS LOST NUMBER OF THEM AND DID NOT WISH TO TALK ABOUT THEM
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THE RESPONDENT HAD FIRST REFUSED THAT SHE WAS NOT THE OWNER OF THE HOUSE AND SHE IS A VISITOR AND WHEN I EXPLAINED OF MY MISSION SHE ACCEPTED IT WAS HER AND THAT SHE HAD ANSWERED THE SAME QUESTIONS KNOWING THAT I WAS THE ONLY PERSON WITH HER CO
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THE RESPONDENT HAD GONE HOME DURING THE DECEMBER HOLIDAYS (LAST YEAR) BUT COME CAME BACK EARLY THIS YEAR. HE WAS WELCOMING AND VERY CO-OPERATIVE DURING THE INTREVIEW.
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THE RESPONDENT HAD POSTPONED THIS ITNEVIEW ALMOST 5 TIMES
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THE RESPONDENT HAD REFUSED TO ANSWER ONE OF MY COLLEAGUE AND WHEN I WENT IN THE EVENING SHE ACCEPTED TO ANSWER ME AND I REALLY HAD TO CONVIENCED HIM ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE INTERVIEW
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THE RESPONDENT HAD REFUSED TO ANSWER SOME QUESTION ESPECIALLY CONCERNING WIFE AND CHILDREN BUT ANSWERED AFTER THREE DAYS RETURN TO HIM
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THE RESPONDENT HAD RETIRED FROM WORK BUT WAS LATER CLLED BY ONE OF THE WORKMATE WHEN THEY WERE WORKING TOGETHER BEFORE.
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THE RESPONDENT HAD THREE CHILDREN BUT REFUSED TO TELL ME THE THIRD SINCE HE IS NOT ALIVE
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THE RESPONDENT HAD TO BE HELPED BY THE DAUGHTER ESPECIALLY PART OF SIGNING BECAUSE HE IS BLIND
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THE RESPONDENT HAD TRAVELLED FOR A WHILE AND HE CAME BACK WHEN I NEEDED HIM MOST FOR THE FINAL TOUCHES
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THE RESPONDENT HAILS FORM NEWLY CREATED KHAMISI DISTRICT. (YET TO BE GAZZETTED) FORMERLY VIHIGA DISTRICT.
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THE RESPONDENT HAS BEEN FORCED TO STAY IN KOROGOCHO BECAUSE ITS THE APPROPRIATE RESIDENCE FOR HER TO BE NEAREST TO KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL AND OTHER MEDICAL CENTRES WHERE SHE GOES FOR HER CHECK-UPS. OTHERWISE SHE HAS BEEN WANTING TO GO BACK
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THE RESPONDENT HAS MOVED FROM THE LOCATION WHERE HE USED TO LIVE TO ANOTHER LOCATION BUT IN THE SAME DSA
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THE RESPONDENT HAS PROBLEM IN READING
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THE RESPONDENT HAS PROBLEM WITH HIS BREATHING SINCE HE HAS A CERTAIN GROWTH IN THE NOSE
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THE RESPONDENT HAS SOME FINANCIAL PROBLEMS. IF THE ORGANIZATION CAN DO SOMETHING TO HELP THE OLD LIKE PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT
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THE RESPONDENT HAS TWO CHILDREN WHO ARE EPILEPTIC HE TOLD ME THAT HE NEEDED 11,000 FOR THEIR TREATMENT BUT HAS ONLY COME UP WITH HALF THAT AMOUNT I CONTRIBUTED 2,000 AT LEAST TO BOOST HIM. THE CHILDREN DROPPED OUT OF SCHOOL BECAUSE OF THIS PROB
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THE RESPONDENT HOPES THAT BY ASKING THIS QUESTIONS SOMETHING WILL BE DONE BECAUSE THEY ARE REALLY SUFFERING. DESPITE OF THE FACT THAT SHE WAS WILLING TO GIVE THE DETAILS REQUIRED AS IN ALL HER PROBLEMS
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THE RESPONDENT HOPES THAT THEY WILL BE HELPED AFTER WHAT WE ARE DOING AND THAT THEY WILL BE OF BENEFIT. SHE WAS CO-OPERATIVE
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THE RESPONDENT INTERUPTED THE INTERVIEW SEVERAL TIMES TO ATTEND TO NEIGHBOURS AND HER CHILDREN.
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THE RESPONDENT IS 59YRS OLD BUT HE INSISTED THAT HE HAS NOT REACHED THE RETIREMENT AGE. THAT IS IN Q4.11 AND 5.6
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THE RESPONDENT IS A UGANDAN LIVING AS A REFUGEE.
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THE RESPONDENT IS AVAILABLE ONLY ON SUNDAYS, DUE TO THIS I MADE AN APPOINTMENT WITH HIS WIFE ANF FOUND HIM.
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THE RESPONDENT IS BEDRIDDEN AND NO ONE TO CARE FOR HER JUST DEPENDS ON WELL WISHERS
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THE RESPONDENT IS BLIND AND RELIES OM BEGGING.SHE COMES ALL THE WAY FROM TANZANIA.SHE LIVES WITH HER SISTER AND HER YOUNGEST BOY.
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THE RESPONDENT IS CO-OPERATIBVE BUT HER HOUSE WAS RAINING ALL OVER
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THE RESPONDENT IS MENTALLY ILL SO I DID THE INTERVIEW WITH THE HELP OF HIS SON-IN-LAW
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THE RESPONDENT IS QUIET BORED WITH A.P.H.R.C AS HE HAS NEVER SEEN THE BENEFITS OF THE RESEARCH IT CONDUCTS .HE ANSWERED ME ONLY BECAUSE HE KNOWS ME WELL
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THE RESPONDENT IS SICK, HE WAS DONE FOR AN OPERATION AND AT THE TIME OF THE INTERVIEW WAS FEELING ABIT BETTER.
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THE RESPONDENT IS TOO OLD. HE TAKES A LOT OF TIME TO GIVE OUT AN ANSWER. Q3.5-3.18 THE RESPONDENT NOT READY TO DISCUSS HIS CHILDREN
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THE RESPONDENT IS USUALLY DRUNK MOST OF THE TIMES. HE IS KIND OF ARROGANT. HIS WIFE HELPED DURING THE INTERVIEW IN AREAS SUCH AS REMEMBERING THE NUMBER OF KIDS AND THE LIKE. IT WAS VERY DIFFICULT INTERVIEWING THE PERSON
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THE RESPONDENT IS VERY COOPERATIVE BUT SINCE THE HUSBAND WAS AROUND,SHE WAS BEING ABUSED AND THREATENED BY THE HUSBAND.
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THE RESPONDENT IS VERY OLD AND COULD NOT UNDERSTAND KISWAHILI. SO HER GRANDCHILD HAD TO TRANSLATE EVERYTHING
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THE RESPONDENT KEPT ON TELLING ME THAT HE IS GOING AND THAT THIS RESEARCH WONT HELP HIM BECAUSE BY THE TIME THE ORGANIZATION DECIDES TO HELP HE WILL HAVE DIED
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THE RESPONDENT KNOWS NEITHER THE DATES OF BIRTH OF THESE CHILDREN NOR THE DATES OF DEATH. IN Q2.16, THE RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW THE DATE OF DFEATH OF HER HUSBAND. Q8.7 THE RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW THE MONTH AND YEAR. Q2.6 THE RESPONDENT DID NOT
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THE RESPONDENT MARRIED BUT THEIR MARRIAGE NEVER LASTED BECAUSE THEIR SEPARATED EVEN, WITHOUT HAVING ANY CHILDREN. SINCE THEN HE HAS NEVER MARRIED AGAIN
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THE RESPONDENT NEVER GAVE HARD TIME BUT THEN HE COMPLAINED OF NO BENEFIT TO HIM AS A RESULTOF ANSWERING THE QUESTIONS.
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THE RESPONDENT ONLY GAVE ME THE FIRST NAMES OF HIS CHILDREN COMPLAINING THAT HE HAD ALREADY BEEN INTERVIEWED SOME TIME BACK
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THE RESPONDENT RAISED CONCERN OVER THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THESE RESEARCH AND SAID HE ONLY AGREED TO RESPOND BECAUSE HE KNOWS AM WORKING AND WOULDNT WANT ME TO LOOSE MY JOB JUST BECAUSE HE REFUSED TO RESPOND
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THE RESPONDENT REFUSED TO DECLOSE ABOUT HIS CHILDREN. HE THAT HE HAD EARLIER GIVEN ALL THE NAMES OF HIS CHILDREN AND THAT HE DIDN'T SEE THE NEED OF LISTING THEM AGAIN
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THE RESPONDENT REFUSED TO GIVE DETAILS OF FIRST MARRIAGE
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THE RESPONDENT REFUSED TO GIVE ME THE NAMES OF THE CHILDREN HE HAD WITH HIS FIRST WIFE, HE EXPLAINED SINCE HE HASN'T SEEN THEM IN SUCH A LONG TIME HE DOESNT CONSIDER THEM HIS CHILDREN ANYMORE
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THE RESPONDENT REFUSED TO SAY THE NAMES OF THE CHILDREN.
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THE RESPONDENT REFUSED TO SIGN BECAUSE I COULDN'T A COPY OF THE CONSENT FORM WITH HIM
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THE RESPONDENT REFUSED TO TELL ME HER OTHER CHILDREN
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THE RESPONDENT REFUSED TO TELL ME THE SECOND NAMES OF THE CHILDREN CLAIMING THE FIRST ONE WAS ENOUGH CONSIDERING HE HAS GIVEN ME THEIR OTHER DETAILS
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THE RESPONDENT REFUSED TO TELL OF THE OTHER 8 CHILDREN OFWHICHSHE SAID THEY WERE DECEASED AND IN THEIR CULTURE THEY DONT TALK ABOUT THEM.THE RESPONDENT REQUIRED SOMETO INTERPRETER FOR HER THUS SHE USED HER DAUGHTER
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THE RESPONDENT REFUSES TO ASY ANYTHING ABOUT HER THREE CHILDREN WHO DIED CONSEQUENTLY I.E THE LAST THREE.AFTER INSISTING THE RESPONDENT GETS IRRITATED AND FRIGHTENS NOT TO STOP THE INTERVIEW
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THE RESPONDENT RESEFUSED COMPLETELY TO TELL THE NAMES OF SOME OF HER CHILDREN CLAINMING THAT THEY ARE ABROAD AND THERES NO NEED OF HER GIVING ME THEIR DETAILS
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THE RESPONDENT SAID BEFORE HAND THAT HE DOESNT WANT ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE WIFE AND CHILDREN
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THE RESPONDENT SAID HER BODY IS FIT EVEN AT THIS AGE BECAUSE SHE ENGAGES IN RUNNING BATTLES AWAY FROM CITY COUNCIL ASKARIS IN THE CITY CENTRE
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THE RESPONDENT SAID HIS NAME IS JOHN OCHANDA BUT NOT PATRICK OMOLLO AS IN THE IDENTIFICATION FORM
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THE RESPONDENT SAID HIS PROBLEM ARE WORK RELATED, AS HE DOES HEAVY WORK OF LIFTING HEAVY OBJECTS AND CARRYING BUILDING MATERIALS THAT ARE HEAVY, SO THERE IS NO WAY HE CANT BE HAVING BACKACHEAND JOINT PROBLEM
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THE RESPONDENT SAID I INTERVIEW HIM AT HIS PLACE OF WORK, AT TIMES, HE SPENT 10 MINUTES OR MORE TALKING TO CUSTOMERS
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THE RESPONDENT SAID SHE CANT TALK ABOUT HER DEAD CHILDREN, AS SHE HAS LOST 5, BUT SHE GAVE THE NAME OF THE FIRST BORN ONLY. SHE SAID I WRITE THE FOUR WHO ARE ALIVE
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THE RESPONDENT SAID SHE HAS NO CHILDREN OF HER OWN.
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THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT ALL THESE WERE NONSENSE BECAUSE SHE HAS BEEN ASKED THE SAME QUESTION LAST YEAR.
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THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT ONLY 2 MONTHS AGO HE WAS ALMOST GETTING MENTALLY ILL BUT SINCE HE IS ON MEDICATION HE NOW FEELS ALRIGHT, BUT WILL STILL CONTINUE ON THE MEDICATION AND ATTEND CLINIC
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THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT SHE'D BEEN ANWERING THE SIMILAR QUESTIONS AND NO ACTION GOVERNMENT TAKES. BUT EVENTUALLY SHE CO-OPERATED AND ANSWERED ALL THE QUESTIONS.
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THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT THE COMPANY HE WORKS FOR AS A DRIVER, AFTER EVERY 3MONTHS, THEY GO FOR A CHECK UP, BECAUSE YOU CANT DRIVE A TANKER WHILE YOU ARE ILL OR IF THEY SUSPECT YOU ARE UNHEALTHY, AS AT TIMES YOU GO FOR LONG DISTANCE JOURNEY, SO
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THE RESPONDENT SAYS HE IS A HAND CART PULLER.
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THE RESPONDENT SAYS HER BODY IS VERY HEALTHY AND WHATEVER SHE EATS COMES FROM GOD.
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THE RESPONDENT SAYS THAT HE IS SO MUCH BORED BY THIS QUESTION OF RESEARCH WITH NO OUTCOME(DONATIONS)
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THE RESPONDENT SEEEMED NOT TO BE OPEN AND SERIOUS DURING THE INTERVIEW
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THE RESPONDENT SEEMED NOT TO CONCERTRATE ON THE QUESTIONS
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THE RESPONDENT SEEMED TO BE NOT OKAY UPSTAIRS FROM THE WAY SHE WAS CONDUCTING HERSELF MADE ME CONCLUDE THASHE WASN'T SANE.
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THE RESPONDENT SEEMED TO BE STUBBORN BUT I SUCCEEDED IN DOING THE INTERVIEW.
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THE RESPONDENT SEEMS VERY HEALTHY AND STRONG. HE WAORKS IN A FACTORY.
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THE RESPONDENT SHARES WITHNO ONE ABOUT HER PROBLEMS SINCE SHE HAS NO SPOUSE OR CHILDREN
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THE RESPONDENT SHIFTED TO ANOTHER LOCATION.
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THE RESPONDENT SOMETIMES HAS JOINT PAINS WHICH DISAPPEAR ON THEIR OWN. SHE SAID THAT SHE SOMETIMES FALLS DOWN BUT NOT BECAUSE OF LEPROSY BUT JUST LIKE THAT. ON HER OWN
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THE RESPONDENT SOMETIMES LIVES IN VIWANDANI AND SOME IN KOROGOCHO AND HIS FAMILY IN THIKA
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THE RESPONDENT SPEECH WAS INAUDIBLE AND SO SHE HAD TO REPEAT HIMSELF OTHERWISE EVEN COMMUNICATION WAS POOR SINCE SHE DIDNT UNDERSTAND SWAHILI
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THE RESPONDENT SPENDS MOST OF HER TIME IN RURAL KENYA. SHE ONLY COMES TO NAIROBI WHEN SHE'S BEING MUTED BY HER HUSBAND.THEREFORE I WAS LUCKY TO HAVE FOUND HER AT HUSBAND'S HOUSE.
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THE RESPONDENT SPENDS MOST OF HIS TIMES IN HIS RURAL AREA (PLACE OF ORIGIN) AND OCCASIONALLY COMES TO NAIROBI WHERE HE HAS SOME PLOTS
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THE RESPONDENT THOUGH QUITE KIND OF TRYING TO COOPERATE, DID FIND THAT THERE WAS NO BENEFIT ON THE PART OF THE QUESTIONS. HE WAS OF THE VIEW THAT THEY ARE ASKED MANY QUESTIONS ABOUT TOILET FACILITIES AND OTHERS LIKE HEALTH BUT THEY DONT RECEIVE
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THE RESPONDENT THREE CHILDREN DIED AT THE SAME TIME ON JUNE THIS YEAR AND SHE STILL HAS SOME PAIN
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THE RESPONDENT TOLD ME THAT HE CANNOT REMEMBER THE CHILDREN OF THE DECEASED DAUGTHER (CHUNZUNI) WHICH HE TAKES CARE OF IN THE PAST. BUT I GUESS THAT HE INCLUDED THEM IN THE BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN'S LIST. AFTER PROBING HE SAID THAT ALL THE CHILDREN
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THE RESPONDENT TOLD ME THAT SHE HAS NO CHILDREN AND NEVER BEEN MARRIED BUT EARLIER WHEN I WAS TALKING TO THE NEIGHBOUR TRYING TO GET THE TIME I SHOULD COME BACK AND FIND HER THE NEIGHBOUR HAD TOLD THAT THE WOMAN'S CHILDREN STAY UPCOUNTRY
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THE RESPONDENT TOLD ME THAT SINCE THE OTHER CHILD IS REALLY SMALL THERE IS NO NEED OF WRITING NAME DOWN
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THE RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW HOW THE REPORT WILL HELP HIM.
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THE RESPONDENT WARMLY WELCOMED ME AND HE WAS VERY HAPPY OF HIS HEALTH AND GOD DOES NOT GIVE HIM UNLESS HA HAS A LOT TO DO TO HIS CHILDREN.THE RESPONDENT MARRIED THE TWO WIVES TRADITIONALLY BUT AFTER A WHILE THEY WENT TO THE DC AND GOT DC`S MARR
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THE RESPONDENT WARMLY WELCOMED ME AND WAS ATTENTIVE TO THE QUESTIONS AND I REALLYEXPLAINED WHENEVER SHE WAS UNABLE TO UNDERSTAND
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THE RESPONDENT WAS A GOOD ONE BUT SHE KEPT ON COMPLAINING CLAIMING THAT THE RESEACH WAS OF NO GOOD TO HER
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THE RESPONDENT WAS A LITTLE BIT IN A HURRY TO MEET SOME ONE BUT ATLEAST GAVE ME TIME TO COMPLETE THE INTERVIEW.
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THE RESPONDENT WAS ACREDIBLE RESPONDENT BUT HIS SECOND WIFE WHO STAYS WITH HIM IN THE SAME HOUSE REFUSED COMPLETELY FOR ME TO WRITE THE NAMES OF HER THREE CHILDREN THAT WHY THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN THE OLD MAN HAS IS 9 BUT THE NAMES GIVEN ARE 6
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THE RESPONDENT WAS AGGRESSIVE
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS AT FIRST DIFFICULT TO CONVINCE TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONNARE BUT LATER AGREED.GENNERALLY HE COMPLAINED OF NOT SEEING ANY BENEFIT FROM THE QUESTIONS.HE ALSO COMPLAINED THAT THE QUESTINNAIRE WAS TOO LONG O ANSWER.HE WINDED UP BY S
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS ATENTIVE AND EGER TO ANSWER QUESTIONS BUT WE HAD TO BREAK ALL THE TIME BECAUSE OF TIREDNESS.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS BORN IN 1952 .1955 WAS THE YEAR INDICATED IN THE NATIONAL IDENTITY CARD.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS BUSY SO HAD TO COME LATER TO COMPLETE THE INTERVIEW.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS CO-OPERATIVE ENOUGH BECAUSE I GOT HIM ALREADY LEAVING TO UP-COUNTRY BUT HE LEFT ME O INTERVIEW BEFORE HE LEFT.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS COMPLAINING VERY MUCH THT HE DOESNT SEE ANY HELP OF THIS INTERVIEW ,AND HE HAS BEEN INTERVIEWED A LOT OF TIMES.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS COOKING BY THE USE OF ONE HAND WHEN I ENTERED AS I DID THE INTERVIEW
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS COOPERATIVE AND READY FOR THE INTERVIEW.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS CURIOUS TO KNOW WHAT THE RESEARCH IS ALL ABOUT BUT AFTER EXPLAINING, HE ADMITTED TO BE INTERVIEWED
1
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS DRUNK AND KEPT LAUGHING EVERTIME AND DANCING. THE RESPONDENT TOLD ME STORIES ABOUT HIS WIFE AND HIS FRIENDS WHEN I ASKED HIM WHAT KIND OF WORK HE DOES, HE TOLD ME THAT HIS WORK IS DRINKING
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS DRUNK BUT VERY COOPERATIVE.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS DRUNK.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS FAIR
1
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS FATIGUED BY THE QUESTIONNAIRE AND ON TOP OF IT WAS FROM WORK WHEN I WENT TO HIS PLACE
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS FETCHING WATER AS I CONDUCTED THE INTERVIEW THUS TOOK MUCH TIME
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS GO I MEET HIM WASHING AND HE EXECUESED ME FOR A WHILE WHICH I REALLY APPRECIATED OF HIM
1
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS GOOD BUT CONFESSED THAT ONLY AGREED TO BE INTERVIEWED BECAUSE MY APPROACH WAS GOOD AND THAT I AM VERY SOCIAL AND GOOD TO PEOPLE.-----COMMENT AFTER Q7.64-- THE INTERVIEW WAS INTERRUPTED AND THE RESPONDED SUGGESTED THAT I COME
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS GOOD GRATEFUL FOR MY VISIT HIS COMPREHENSION FOR ISSUES DISCUSSED WS AVERAGE. I JUST TOOK NORMAL TIME FOR INTERVIEW AS THE SITUATUION WAS A NORMAL ONE
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS GOOD. HE WAS GRATEFUL FOR MY VISIT FROM (APHRC) FOR SURVEY WHICH GIVES THE TRUE PICTURE OF WHAT KOROGOCHO IN ALL ASPECTS.- HE WAS VERY SLOW AND THATS WHY I TOOK MORE TIME THAN THE NORMAL WITH HIM, ALTHOUGH I DIDNT NEED A TRAN
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS HALF WAY BLIND
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS HESISTANT TO ANSWER AND WAS DRUNK BUT THE INTERVIEW WAS OKAY.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS HUMAROUS
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS INVOLVED IN A ACCIDENT 2 MONTHS AGO. HE WENT TO THE HOSPITAL BUTR WAS TOLD HE HAD NO INJURIES, HE WAS UNHURT BUT ROW AFTER 2 MONTHS IS WHEN HE IS FEELING UNWELL, BUT AT THE TIME OF ACCIDENT, HE SAYS HE ESCAPED WITH NOT EVEN A
1
1
1
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS NOT READY TO DISCUSS THE CHILDREN
1
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS NOT WILLIG TO ANSEW BUT I CONVINCED HIM AND HE ENDED UP ANSWERING
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS ONCE A BURSE AND SOMETIMES SHE ADVICE THE FEW WHO SEEK HER ATTENTION SHE ALSO ACTS AS MIDWIFRY FOR PAYMENTCT
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS POSITVE INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY UNDERSTANDING
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS QUITE COOPERATIVE AS HENEVER GAVE ME HARD TIME DURING THE INTERVIEW.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS QUITE STUBBORNAS HE INTERRUPTED THE INTERVIEW AND WENT TO THE SHOWER,CAME BACK AND CONTINUED AND AFTER A WHILE STEPPED OUT TO SEE A FRIEND, THEN CAME BACK. HE WOULD ASK QUESTIONS IN BETWEEN THE INTERVIEW AND GIVE STORIES ALMO
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS READY TO ANSWER ANYTHING.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS RECEPTIVE
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS SLOW TO UNDERSTANDING THE QUESTIONS SO THE DAUGHTER HAD TO INTERPRET WHERE SHE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND. SHE ALSO GOT BORED AND STARTED SAYING FOR HOW LONG CAN SHE ANSWER THE QUESTIONS.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS SO HARD THAT GETTING HE TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS WAS A PROBLEM. ALTHOUGH I DID THE INTERVIEW THR RESPONDENT WAS NOT AS SUCH CO-OPERATIVE.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS SO MUCH RECEPTIVE.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS SO RUDE AND ARROGANT AND HE NEVER WANTED TO TAKE THE INTERVIEW UNTIL THE NEIGHBOUR CONVINCED HIM TO,SO HE TOOK IT UMWILLINGLY AND SO IT WAS LIKE HIS TIME WAS BEING WASTED ON THINGS THAT WONT HELP HIM IN ANYWAY.
1
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY ACCURATE BECAUSE HE COULD REMEMBER ALL THE DATES OF BIRTH OF HIS CHILDREN WHICH MOST RESPONDENTS FIND IT DIFFICULT.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY CO-OPERATIVE BUT HE WAS COMPLAINING I HAVE WASTED ALOT OF HIS TIME. THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT GO TO THE MEETING OF THE MERRY GO ROUND INSTEAD HE SENDS HIS WIFE.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY CO-OPERATIVE. HE INSISTED ME TO TAKE HIS MOBILE NUMBER SO THAT IT WOULD BE EASY TO GET HIM IF I WILL BE IN NEED OF HIM. HE TOLD ME HE IS A REGISTERED RENOVATOR.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE EVEN THOUGH HE WAS NOT SATISFIED WITH HIS WAY OF LIVING. I.E. LACK OF ENOUGH FUNDS FOR HIMSELF AND FAMILY. HE ASKED WHAT THE ORGANIZATION CAN DO TO HELP THE PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY DIFFICULT ONE AND HE EVEN ASKED WHY I HAD BEEN ASKING FOR HIM AND THAT IS EVEN WHY HE HAD MADE AN APPOINTMENT FOR ME TO COME AT SIX OCLOCK IN THE EVENING TO SEE WHETHER I COULD MAKE IT AT THAT TIME. HE WENT ON TO SAY THA
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY FRIENDLY AND READY TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ASKED.
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY FRIENDLY, WILLING TO ANSWER QUESTIONS AND VERY CO-OPERATIVE. INTERVIEW WAS GOOD
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY MUCH COOPERATIVE
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY MUCH COOPERATIVE HE TOLD ME THEY SEPARATED WITH THE FIRST WIFE AND SHE WENT WITH TWO CHILDREN
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY MUCH ENJOYING THE INTERVIEW
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY MUCH POSITIVE AS FAR AS THE INTERVIEW WAS CONCERNED
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY MUCH UNABLE TO GIVE EXACT DETAILS OF BIRTH MONTH
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY OLD AND NOT LEARNE.SHE DIDNT EVEN KNOW KISWAHILI I GOT A TRANSLATER.SHE GAVE ANSWERS TO HER LEVEL BEST ABOUT HIV HER COMPREHENSITION WAS BAD.SHE WAS CO OPERATIVE WELCOMING AND A COME AGAIN SHE WAS GRATEFUL FOR THE VISIT
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY OPEN AND EVEN ADMITTED THAT THE HUSBAND AND HER DEAD CHIDLREN DIED OF HIV/AIDS
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY STUBORN BECAUSE IT WAS AFTER A REFUSAL
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY STURBORN,SHE EVEN REFUSES TO ANSWER SOME QUESTIONS
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY THANKFUL FOR SUCH KIND OF AN INTERVIEW MAY BE.HE THOUGHT THERE WOULD BE MORE HELP TO BE GRANTED.
1
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY UNCOOPERATIVE. HE ALMOST REFUSED BEING INTERVIEWES
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY UNDERSTANDNIGN AND WAS WILLING TO GIVE ALL THE INFORMATION NEEDED. SHE SAID THIS IS THE LONGEST QUESTIONNAIRE SHE HAS EVER ANSWERED
1
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS WILLING TO GIVE ALL THE INFORMATION REQUIRED
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION AND HELP WHERE NECESSARY BUT HE SAID WE SHOULD AT LEAST HELP THEM OR TELL THEM WHERE THEY CAN GET HELP BECAUSE THEY ARE SUFFERING
1
THE RESPONDENT WAS WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION BUT TO SOME POINT SHE WAS KIND OF BORED. BUT LATER SHE PARTCIPATED WELL.
1
THE RESPONDENT WENT HOME BUT HE DAD LEFT A MESSAGE THAT HE WILL COME EARLY DECEMBER. THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY MUCH INTERESTED IN THE INTERVIEW.
1
THE RESPONDENT'S FEEDBACK WAS ACCURATE BECAUSE IN SECTION 6 HE'S EVEN TOLD ME OF THE DISEASES THAT HAVE NOT BEEN HIGHLIGHTED ON THE QUESTIONNAIRE LIKE LOW LIBIDO.
1
THE RESPONDENT'S HUSBAND DIED ON A ROAD ACCIDENT ON JANUARY.SHE HAD NO OTHERWISE BUT TO START LOOKING FOR VIBARUA (WORK) SHE SAYS SHE IS HEALTHWISE OKEY.
1
THE RESPONDENT'S IDENTIFICATION FORM WAS NOT GIVEN BUT SH WAS WIFE TO JOHN WAINAINA KAMAU AND WAS OVER 50 YEARS
1
THE RESPONDENT'S WIVES DO COME TO STAY WITH HIM FOR A NUMBER OF DAYS OR MONTHS AND SOMETIMES THEY ARE AWAY IN RURAL AREA (KITUI)
1
THE RESPONDENTS FEEDBACK WAS ACCURATE.
1
THE RESPONDENTS INDENTIFICATION FORM COULD NOT BE FOUND BUT HE SAYS HE HAS STAYED IN THIS LOCATION FOR LONG
1
THE RESPONDENT’S ANSWERS SEEMED TO BE VERY ACCURATE EVEN THROUGH HIS FACIAL EXPRESSION AND THE TIME SHE TOOK ON EXPANDING A SINGLE THING.
1
THE RESPONDNET COULD NOT REMEMBER
1
THE RESPONDNET COULD UNDERSTAND SWAHILI TO SOME EXTENT AND COMMUNICATION WAS HARD
1
1
THE RESPONDNET TENDED TO REFUSE AND I TOOK ALOT OF TIME TO EXPLAINE AND THE ACCEPTED
1
1
THE RESPONDNET WAS VERY UNCOPERATIVE. SHE REFUSED TO DISCLOSE THE NAMES OF ALL HER CHILDREN. SHE ONLY GAVE ONE NAME INSISTING THAT THE DSS GUYS KNOW EVERYTHING ABOPUT HER FAMILY
1
THE RESPONDNET WS VERY MUCH ACCURATE IN REMEMBERING THE DATE MONTHS AND YEARS. ABOUT THE QUESTION CONCERNING HIV/AIDS IT WAS AS IF HE WAS FEARING HIS WIFE SO WE TOOK SOMETIME THERE. (UNTIL SHE WENT)
1
THE RESPONENTS' YEAR OF BIRTH IS 1954. THE RESPOND SON KENNEDY, DAUGHTER CELINE AND GRANDDAUGHTER MERCY ALL STAY IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD AND DOES ALL THINGS TOGETHER. HE CARED FOR HER DAUGHTER WHO WAS IN FOR 2 1/2 YEARS FROM 2002 TO APRIL 2004 THI
1
THE RSPONDENT WAS CO-OPARETIVE
1
THE TEAM LEADER CAN CROSS CHECK THE BIRTH YRS.
1
THE WOMAN HAS ALOT OF PROBLEMS. SINCE SHE FELL ILL. THAT IS AFTER FALLING DOWN DUE TO THE STONES THAT WERE PUT ON THE ROADS. HER CHILDREN HAD TO DO SOME ODD SMALL BUSINESS AFTER SCHOOL LIKE SELLING FRUITS AND THE LIKE. THE WOMAN THOUGH COOPERAT
1
THE YEAR OF BIRTH OF CHILDREN WAS A PROBLEM. ALSO A PROBLEM IN UNDERSTANDING KISWAHILI
1
THERE ARE SITUATIONS WHERE BY A CHILD HAS ONE NAME THAT IS NOT BAPTISED. THE RESPONDNET GIVE ONLY ONE NAME
1
THERE ARE SOME DOUBTFUL ANSWERSS WHICH NEED RECTIFICATION LIKE 11.5 AND 11.6
1
1
THERE SHOULD BE A SKIP ON Q 8.41 TO 8.43 IS ANSWER IS YES IN Q 8.41
1
THIS INTERVIEW WAS DONE IN TWO DAYS
1
THIS MAN SAY'S HAD 10 CHILDREN FIVE OF WHOM DIED SOME TIME BACK YE T HE GAVE FOUR NAMES OF DECEASED CHILDREN SAYING THAT HE COULDNT REMEMBER THE NAME OF THE FITH
1
THIS OLD WOMAN DON'T UNDERSTAND KISWAHILI SO WELL BUT HIS SON CAME IN DURING THE INTERVIEW AND TRANSLATED THE QUESTION TO A LANGUAGE SHE UNDERSTANDS
1
1
THIS PARTICULAR RESPONDENT REFUSED TO GIVE OUT HIS CHILDREN MANES. WAS REALY HARD TO CONVINCE HIM INTO TAKING PART IN THIS . Q4.4 HE DIDN'T HAVE ANY RESPONSE TO THIS
1
1
THIS REPONDENT WAS INTIALLY SIO HARD TO INTERVIEW. HE MADE ME LISTEN TO HIS LONG STORIES ABOUT THE MAUMAU AND SUCH BUT HE FINALLY GAVE ME SOME GREEN LIGHT
1
1
THIS RESPONDENT IS CONFUSSED
1
THIS RESPONDENT WAS SO BITTER ABOUT APHRC SAYING THAT IT ONLY COLLECTS IN INFORMATION TO GAIN FOR MONEY FOR THE CENTER AND THE RESIDENTS DONT BENEFIT
1
THIS WAS THE BEST INTERVIEW I EVER CARRIED BECAUSE THE RESPONDENT ALREADY WHAT WE WE TO DO EVEN BEFORE WE START DOING. HE APPRECIATED APRHC IS DOING A VERY EXCELLENT WORK.
1
1
THOUGH RESPONDENT LIVES IN THE HOUSEHOLD, SHE DOESNT LIVE HERE EVERYDAY. SHE LIVES IN MAKUENI THEIR RURAL HOME WHERE SHE IS A FARMER. HER SON WHO IS CALLED JOSEPH WAS INJURED IN A ROAD ACCIDENT AND BROKE LEG AND SUSTAINED HEAD INJURIES. SO HE H
1
THOUGH THE RESPONDENT WAS AVAILABLE THE INTERVIEW WAS DONE SUCCESFULY.
1
TO SAME EXTENT THE RESPONDENT COULD NOT GIVE THE ACTUAL DATES AND MONTHS
1
TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND ASSESSMENT.
1
TOOK MORE TIME ON THE VIGNETES OTHERWISE HE WAS WELCOMING
1
1
TOOK NORMAL TIME FOR THE QUESTIONARE PART.TOOK MORE TIME WITH THE VIGNETTE NEEDED TIME TO UNDERSTAND,GOT NO PROBLEM WITH HIM CONVERSANT WITH SWAHILI LANGUAGE ,FAST LEARNER,NO LEARNING OR UNDERSTANDING PROBLEMDUE TO OLD AGE.GRATEFUL FOR MY VISIT
1
TOOK NORMAL TIME WITH THE QUESTIONAIRE BUT TOOK MORE TIME WITH THE VIGETTE PART AS IT WAS VERY HARD FOR HIM TO UNDERSTAND THE QUESTION BEFORE GIVING OUT AN ANSWER
1
TWO OF HER DAUGHTERS ARE STAYING WITH HER AND THEY BOTH HAVE CHILDREN. ONE OF THE DAUGHTES IS HIV POSTIVE. ALSO HER SON IS MARRIED AND HAS A CHILD BUT SHE IS THE ONE TAKING CARE OF HER.
1
USED ARTFICIAL LIMBS ACCOMPANIED BY STICK
1
VERY OLD HE DID NOT KNOW KISWAHILI. GOT ASSISTANCE FROM SOMEBODY TO INTERVIEW HER
1
1
1
VERY WELCOMING
3
VERY WELCOMING, TOOK NORMAL TIME WITH HER (QUESTIONNAIRE), BUT FOR THE VIGNETTE PART- TOOK MORE TIME
1
VERY WELCOMING,SHE COMPLAINED THE QUESTIONARE WAS LONG,HAVE ATLEAST 70 TO 80% ATTENTION TO TEH COMMUNITY THEY WILL BE VERY GRATEFUL AND EVERYTHING WILL GO ALRIGHT
1
VERY WELCOMINGUNDERSTOOD SWAHILI AND RESPONDED TO ALL QUESTION WELLTOOK SOME TIME ON THE VIGNETTE THAN ON THE QUESTIONAIRE
1
VERY WELLCOMING
1
1
WAS BORN IN 1957 BUT NOT IN 1940
1
WAS POSITIVE BUT WAS RELUCTANT TO GIVE INFORMATION BECAUSE SHE WAS OF OPINION THAT INFORMATION WAS COLLECTED LONG AGO
1
WAS THANKFUL AND WELCOMING
1
WAS WELCOMING AND GRATEFUL FOR MY VISIT. HE ALSO HE STATED WHY HE ACCEPTS TO GIVE ME INFORMATION AND WAS HAPPY SEEING ME WORKING INSTEAD OF DOING ILLEGAL WORK
1
1
1
WE ARE ASKING TOO MANY QUESTIONS HOPE THEY WILL BENEFIT. HE WAS WILLING TO GIVE FULL INFORMATION BECAUSE HE HAD REMOVED WHERE HE WROTE. HE WAS TALKING TOO MUCH WHICH ARE IRRELEVANT TO WHAT I WAS ASKING SO I HAD TO BE SLOW
1
WE HAD TO DO IT SLOWLY FOR HER TO UNDERSTAND SOME OF THE LINES BECAUSE SHE WAS A SOMALIAN
1
WE HAVE BEEN ASKING TOO MANY QUESITIONS OF LATE MAY BE THEY WILL GET HELP SOON
1
WELCOMING, TOOK MORE TIME WITH THE VIGNETTE TOOK TIME TO UNDERSTAND IT
1
WELCOMING,TOOK NORMAL TIME (QUESTIONNAIRE), AS FOR THE VIGNETTE PART TOOK MORE TIME, HE NEEDS TIME TO UNDERSTAND AND GIVE ANSWERS
1
1
WELCOMING. HE UNDERSTOOD THAT THE RESEARCH WAS TO DO WITH HIM BUT TOOK TIME URGING THE ORGANISATION TO GIVE OUT GOOD HELP (HEALTH - FREE HEALTH) AN EXTENSIVE ONE ESPECIALLY TO ASSIST THOSE WEAK AND WITH COMLEX PROBLEMS
1
WELCOMING. NO LANGUAGE BARRIER
1
1
WHEN I STARTED ASKING QUESTIONS ON HEALTH CARE RESPONDENT WAS A BIT RESISTANT THEN AFTER A FEW QUESTIONS HE ACTUALLY CONFESSED THAT HE UNDERSTOOD WHY I WAS ASKING AND EVEN ASSURED ME THAT HE WAS NOT SICK TO ME HE WAS NOT HIV POSITIVE. I CLARIFI
1
WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION
2
WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION AND SAID THAT HE IS NOT LEARNED TO KNOW WHEN THE CHILDREN WERE BORN
1
WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION BUT SAID THAT WE ASK TOO MANY QUESTIONS AND NOT HELPING THEM
1
1
YES - THE QUESION O N VIGNETTES WERE SO TWISTING DIFFICULT ALTHUGH HE MANAGED TO ATTEND ALL - TOOK MORE TIME HERE
1
Who would support you incase of long ilness?
Respondent
10.5a Suppose you had a health problem that needed care for a long time, who would support you? How is this person related to you?cod
CODE SHEET A4
RECORD RELATIONSHIP
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3264
0
Relative who would support if respondent in Long-term illness
995
1
AUN
2
BIL
5
BRO
121
CHD
972
COU
8
DIL
1
GCH
41
GDP
1
HUS
202
INS
13
NEP
6
NIE
3
NON
22
NRL
309
OTH
28
PAR
6
RAL
3
SIS
87
SLF
28
SOL
2
WIF
1403
Time(min) to the nearest secondary school/college
Respondent
10.19 How long would it take you to walk to the nearest of these facilities in minutes?
a) Secondary school/college
Minutes
IF DONT KNOW, RECORD 998
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Time to nearest secondary school/college
0
No
1
1
Yes
5
2
16
3
30
4
13
5
169
6
26
7
46
8
41
9
33
10
270
11
12
12
7
13
1
15
139
16
1
17
4
18
1
20
177
21
1
22
4
25
29
30
118
35
9
40
10
45
11
50
8
55
1
60
15
90
5
100
2
120
3
180
11
998
7
Sysmiss
4665
Time(min) to the nearest hospital
Respondent
10.19 How long would it take you to walk to the nearest of these facilities in minutes?
b) Hospital
Minutes
IF DONT KNOW, RECORD 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Time to nearest Hospital
0
No
0
1
Yes
0
5
1
10
1
15
14
20
31
25
10
30
67
35
28
38
1
40
39
45
35
50
17
60
121
70
4
75
2
80
3
85
1
90
174
100
5
105
5
110
3
115
1
120
232
125
1
130
5
135
4
140
3
145
1
150
19
155
1
160
1
170
1
180
339
720
1
998
55
Sysmiss
4665
Time(min) to the nearest health center
Respondent
10.19 How long would it take you to walk to the nearest of these facilities in minutes?
c) Primary health clinic/health centre/private clinic
Minutes
IF DONT KNOW, RECORD 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Time to nearest Primary health clinic/health centre/private clinic
0
No
0
1
Yes
52
2
99
3
107
4
29
5
309
6
27
7
22
8
25
9
18
10
256
11
1
12
7
13
3
14
1
15
65
16
1
17
1
18
1
20
100
21
1
25
19
30
43
35
4
40
6
45
4
50
1
60
7
90
1
180
11
998
5
Sysmiss
4665
Time(min) to the nearest pharmacy
Respondent
10.19 How long would it take you to walk to the nearest of these facilities in minutes?
d) Pharmacy/chemist/Drug store
Minutes
IF DONT KNOW, RECORD 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Time to nearest Pharmacy/chemist/Drug store
0
No
0
1
Yes
58
2
108
3
115
4
43
5
274
6
35
7
17
8
33
9
10
10
178
11
1
12
2
13
3
14
1
15
87
18
1
19
1
20
157
25
22
29
1
30
51
40
5
45
1
50
1
60
6
180
11
998
4
Sysmiss
4665
Time(min) to the nearest bus stop
Respondent
10.19 How long would it take you to walk to the nearest of these facilities in minutes?
e) Bus/Matatu stop
Minutes
IF DONT KNOW, RECORD 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Time to nearest Bus/Matatu stop
0
No
0
1
Yes
0
2
5
3
17
4
4
5
96
6
15
7
32
8
45
9
38
10
264
11
14
12
14
13
4
14
5
15
209
16
1
17
5
18
5
19
1
20
251
21
3
22
1
23
1
24
1
25
44
30
99
35
1
40
10
45
10
50
3
60
10
90
1
120
1
180
10
998
6
Sysmiss
4665
Time(min) to the nearest police station
Respondent
10.19 How long would it take you to walk to the nearest of these facilities in minutes?
f) Police station
Minutes
IF DONT KNOW, RECORD 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Time to nearest Police station
0
No
0
1
Yes
7
2
10
3
14
4
5
5
46
6
9
7
10
8
13
9
12
10
143
11
19
12
18
13
8
14
8
15
153
16
7
18
4
19
3
20
232
21
1
22
2
23
2
25
140
27
2
28
2
30
202
35
27
40
45
45
21
50
13
60
17
70
1
80
1
90
8
120
2
135
1
180
11
998
7
Sysmiss
4665
Time(min) to the nearest fast food outlet
Respondent
10.19 How long would it take you to walk to the nearest of these facilities in minutes?
g) Fast food outlet/Takeaway
Minutes
IF DONT KNOW, RECORD 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Time to nearest Fast food/Take away outlet
0
No
0
1
Yes
178
2
229
3
150
4
42
5
375
6
45
7
10
8
14
9
9
10
119
11
1
12
2
14
2
15
19
17
1
20
13
30
2
65
1
180
10
998
4
Sysmiss
4665
Time(min) to the nearest restaurant
Respondent
10.19 How long would it take you to walk to the nearest of these facilities in minutes?
h)Other restaurant/eatery
Minutes
IF DONT KNOW, RECORD 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Time to nearest Other restaurant/eatery
0
No
0
1
Yes
139
2
260
3
194
4
75
5
325
6
34
7
26
8
22
9
6
10
104
12
1
13
2
15
13
16
1
20
8
25
1
30
1
180
10
998
4
Sysmiss
4665
Time(min) to the nearest market
Respondent
10.19 How long would it take you to walk to the nearest of these facilities in minutes?
i) Place to buy foodstuffs e.g. shop/market
Minutes
IF DONT KNOW, RECORD 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Time to nearest place to buy foodstuffs
0
No
2
1
Yes
255
2
261
3
180
4
76
5
276
6
22
7
15
8
16
9
3
10
84
11
1
13
1
15
9
20
11
180
10
998
4
Sysmiss
4665
Time(min) to the nearest bar
Respondent
10.19 How long would it take you to walk to the nearest of these facilities in minutes?
j) Bar/drinking place
Minutes
IF DONT KNOW, RECORD 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Time to nearest bar/drinking place
0
No
3
1
Yes
187
2
220
3
137
4
80
5
270
6
34
7
27
8
31
9
8
10
146
12
4
15
15
20
22
23
1
25
1
30
6
40
1
180
15
998
18
Sysmiss
4665
Time(min) to the nearest recreational center
Respondent
10.19 How long would it take you to walk to the nearest of these facilities in minutes?
k) Community/recreational centre/social hall
Minutes
IF DONT KNOW, RECORD 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
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Time to nearest recreational center
0
No
0
1
Yes
21
2
39
3
52
4
16
5
178
6
23
7
49
8
58
9
38
10
363
11
8
12
12
13
7
14
3
15
124
16
1
17
1
18
1
20
122
25
30
30
42
35
3
40
7
45
7
50
2
60
2
90
1
120
1
180
10
998
5
Sysmiss
4665
Time(min) to the nearest church
Respondent
10.19 How long would it take you to walk to the nearest of these facilities in minutes?
l) Church/Mosque/Other place of worship
Minutes
IF DONT KNOW, RECORD 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
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Time to nearest Church/Mosque/Other place of worship
0
No
1
1
Yes
164
2
306
3
133
4
43
5
236
6
25
7
15
8
21
9
7
10
150
12
6
14
1
15
31
17
1
18
1
20
41
25
7
27
1
30
15
35
2
40
3
60
2
180
9
995
1
998
4
Sysmiss
4665
Time(min) to the nearest playing ground
Respondent
10.19 How long would it take you to walk to the nearest of these facilities in minutes?
m) Playing ground
Minutes
IF DONT KNOW, RECORD 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
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Time to nearest playing ground
0
No
0
1
Yes
14
2
31
3
39
4
25
5
144
6
21
7
57
8
65
9
31
10
330
11
5
12
17
13
12
14
2
15
159
16
3
18
1
19
1
20
123
25
39
30
49
35
6
40
10
45
7
50
9
55
1
60
5
90
1
100
1
120
2
130
1
180
10
998
5
Sysmiss
4665
How often do you read newspaper?
Respondent
10.16 Do you read a newspaper or magazine almost every day, at least once a week, less than once a week or not at all?
Almost every day...01;At least once a week...02;Less than once a week...03;Not at all...04;Cannot read...05>10.19
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
How often respondent reads newspaper
1
Almost every day
75
2
At least once a week
160
3
Less than once a week
227
4
Not at all
468
5
Can not read
296
Sysmiss
4665
Have you read any materials promoting behaviours that may prevent chronic illnes
Respondent
10.17 In the last 6 months, have you read any materials promoting behaviours that may prevent chronic disease such as diabetes, heart disease, cancers?
Yes...1;No...2>10.19
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
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4665
Respondent read health promotional material in last 6 months
1
Yes
72
2
No
858
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
296
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, read about stop smoking?
Respondent
10.1 What behaviours did you read about?
A) Stop smoking
Y...1;N...2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Read about stopping smoking
1
Yes
48
2
No
24
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1154
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, read about reduce alcohol intake?
Respondent
10.1 What behaviours did you read about?
B) Reduce alcohol intake
Y...1;N...2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Read about reducing alcohol intake
1
Yes
42
2
No
30
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1154
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, read about reduce weight?
Respondent
10.1 What behaviours did you read about?
C) Reduce weight
Y...1;N...2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Read about how to reduce weight
1
Yes
13
2
No
59
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1154
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, read about reduce salt intake?
Respondent
10.1 What behaviours did you read about?
D) Reduce salt intake
Y...1;N...2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Read about reducing salt intake
1
Yes
18
2
No
54
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1154
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, read about eat more vegetables?
Respondent
10.1 What behaviours did you read about?
E) Eat more vegetables
Y...1;N...2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Read about eating more vegetables
1
Yes
25
2
No
47
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1154
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, read about eat more fruits?
Respondent
10.1 What behaviours did you read about?
F) Eat more fruits
Y...1;N...2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Read about eating more fruits
1
Yes
16
2
No
56
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1154
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, read about do regular exercises?
Respondent
10.1 What behaviours did you read about?
G) Do regular exercises
Y...1;N...2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Read about doing regular exercises
1
Yes
30
2
No
42
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1154
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, read about reduce fat intake?
Respondent
10.1 What behaviours did you read about?
H) Reduce fat intake
Y...1;N...2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Read about reducing fat intake
1
Yes
23
2
No
49
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1154
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, read about other behaviours?
Respondent
10.1 What behaviours did you read about?
i) Other
Y...1;N...2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Read about Other Health Behaviour
1
Yes
10
2
No
62
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1154
Sysmiss
4665
Other behaviour read specified
Respondent
10.1 What behaviours did you read about?
Other...
Y...1;N...2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Name of other behaviour respondent read about (Not listed in provided options)
99
1215
A LOT OF SUGAR INTAKE
1
REDUCE STARCH AND SUGAR INTAKE
1
REDUCE STRESS
1
REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE
4
REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE,AVOID SPICE LIKE ROYCO
1
STRESS
1
USE ALOT OF WATER
1
USE OF A LOT OF SUGARS.
1
How often do you listen to radio?
Respondent
10.19 Do you listen to the radio almost every day, at least once a week, less than once a week or not at all?
Almost every day...1; At least once a week...2;Less than once a week...3;Not at all...4
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
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How often do you listen to radio in a week
1
Almost every day
842
2
At least once a week
133
3
Less than once a week
114
4
Not at all
137
5
Missing
0
Sysmiss
4665
Have you heard any messages promoting behaviours that may prevent chronic illnes
Respondent
10.20 In the last 6 months, have you heard any messages promoting behaviours that may prevent chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, cancers?
Yes...1;No...2>10.22
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Heard health promotional messages in last 6 months
1
Yes
309
2
No
917
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, heard about stop smoking?
Respondent
10.21 What behaviours did you hear about?
A) Stop smoking
Y...1;N...2
DO NOT READ THE RESPONSES, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED CIRCLE 1. IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROBING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS CIRCLE 2.
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Heard messages promoting cessation of smoking
1
Yes
163
2
No
146
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
917
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, heard about reduce alcohol intake?
Respondent
10.21 What behaviours did you hear about?
b) Reduce alcohol intake
Y...1;N...2
DO NOT READ THE RESPONSES, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED CIRCLE 1. IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROBING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS CIRCLE 2.
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Heard messages about reducing alcohol intake
1
Yes
155
2
No
154
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
917
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, heard about reduce weight?
Respondent
10.21 What behaviours did you hear about?
c) Reduce weight
Y...1;N...2
DO NOT READ THE RESPONSES, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED CIRCLE 1. IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROBING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS CIRCLE 2.
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Heard messages about Weight Reduction
1
Yes
66
2
No
243
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
917
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, heard about reduce salt intake?
Respondent
10.21 What behaviours did you hear about?
D) Reduce salt intake
Y...1;N...2
DO NOT READ THE RESPONSES, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED CIRCLE 1. IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROBING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS CIRCLE 2.
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Heard messages about Reducing Salt Intake
1
Yes
102
2
No
207
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
917
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, heard about eat more vegetables?
Respondent
10.21 What behaviours did you hear about?
E) Eat more vegetables
Y...1;N...2
DO NOT READ THE RESPONSES, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED CIRCLE 1. IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROBING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS CIRCLE 2.
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Heard messages about eating more vegetables
1
Yes
140
2
No
169
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
917
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, heard about eat more fruits?
Respondent
10.21 What behaviours did you hear about?
F) Eat more fruits
Y...1;N...2
DO NOT READ THE RESPONSES, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED CIRCLE 1. IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROBING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS CIRCLE 2.
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Heard messages about eating more fruits
1
Yes
137
2
No
172
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
917
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, heard about do regular exercises?
Respondent
10.21 What behaviours did you hear about?
G) Do regular exercises
Y...1;N...2
DO NOT READ THE RESPONSES, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED CIRCLE 1. IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROBING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS CIRCLE 2.
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Heard messages about Exercising Regularly
1
Yes
85
2
No
224
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
917
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, heard about reduce fat intake?
Respondent
10.21 What behaviours did you hear about?
H) Reduce fat intake
Y...1;N...2
DO NOT READ THE RESPONSES, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED CIRCLE 1. IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROBING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS CIRCLE 2.
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Heard messages about reducing fat intake
1
Yes
91
2
No
218
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
917
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, heard about other behaviours?
Respondent
10.21 What behaviours did you hear about?
i) Other
Y...1;N...2
DO NOT READ THE RESPONSES, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED CIRCLE 1. IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROBING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS CIRCLE 2.
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Heard messages about other health behaviours
1
Yes
51
2
No
258
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
917
Sysmiss
4665
Other behaviour heard specified
Respondent
10.21 What behaviours did you hear about?
Other (Specify)
Y...1;N...2
DO NOT READ THE RESPONSES, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED CIRCLE 1. IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROBING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS CIRCLE 2.
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Name of Other behaviour Respondent had messages about(Behaviour not listed in provided options)
1
1
1) ONE SHOULD TAKE BROWN BREAD.2) ONE SHOULD USE YATTA FLOUR
1
1)ONE SHOULD TAKE HEALTHY MEALS.2) GO FOR DIABETES SCRENING
1
4
1
99
1176
AVOID GETTING ANGRY OFTEN
1
AVOIDING STRESS
1
EATING UNCOOKED UGALI
1
ONE SHOULD EAT HEALTHY FOOD
1
ONE SHOULD REDUCE ALOT OF PROTEIN
1
ONE SHOULD TAKE BEANS
1
ONE SHOULD TAKE PORRIDGE
1
PROTEIN FOODS,REDUCE SUGAR, CLEAN &INCONDUSIVE ENVIRONMENT,
1
REDUCE STARCHY FOOD (CARBOHYDRATES) EAT PROTEINS LIKE FISH.
1
REDUCE STRESSES AND DEPRESSIONS.
1
REDUCE SUGAR
2
REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE
19
REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE,TAKE FOOD RICH STARCH
1
REDUCE SUGAR INTAKES
1
REDUCEV SUGAR INTAKE
1
SHOULD NOT TAKE MEAT REGURARLY
1
STRESS
1
STRESS AVOID
1
STRESS OR DEPRESSION
1
TAKE BROWN BREAD,TAKE UGALI FROM MILLET
1
TAKE ONLY HERBAL MEDICINE
1
USE BOILED WATER
1
USE HERBAL MEDICINE
1
USE OF ALOT OF SUGAR
1
USE OF HERBAL DRUGS
3
How often do you watch Television?
Respondent
10.22 Do you watch Television almost ever yday, at least once a eeek, less than once a week or not at all?
Almost every day...1;At least once a week...2;Less than once a week...3;Not at all...4>13.0
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
How often respondent watches Television in a week
1
Almost every day
320
2
At least once a week
172
3
Less than once a week
207
4
Not at all
526
5
Missing
1
Sysmiss
4665
Have you seen any messages promoting behaviours that may prevent chronic illness
Respondent
10.23 In the last 6 months, have you seen any messages on television promoting behaviours that may prevent chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, cancers?
Yes..1;No...2>13.0
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Seen Health promotion messages on Television
1
Yes
83
2
No
616
5
Missing
1
7
Refused
0
9
NA
526
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, seen/hear about stop smoking?
Respondent
10.24 What behaviours did you see/hear about?
A) Stop smoking
DO NOT PROBE, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED, CIRCLE 1. CIRCLE 2, IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROMPTING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Saw/Heard messages about Cessation of smoking
1
Yes
63
2
No
20
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1143
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, seen/hear about reduce alcohol intake?
Respondent
10.24 What behaviours did you see/hear about?
B) Reduce alcohol intake
DO NOT PROBE, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED, CIRCLE 1. CIRCLE 2, IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROMPTING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Saw/Heard messages about reducing alcohol intake
1
Yes
36
2
No
47
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1143
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, seen/hear about reduce weight?
Respondent
10.24 What behaviours did you see/hear about?
C) Reduce weight
DO NOT PROBE, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED, CIRCLE 1. CIRCLE 2, IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROMPTING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Saw/Heard messages about Weight Reduction
1
Yes
22
2
No
61
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1143
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, seen/hear about reduce salt intake?
Respondent
10.24 What behaviours did you see/hear about?
D) Reduce salt intake
DO NOT PROBE, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED, CIRCLE 1. CIRCLE 2, IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROMPTING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Saw/Heard messages about reducing salt intake
1
Yes
20
2
No
63
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1143
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, seen/hear about eat more vegetables?
Respondent
10.24 What behaviours did you see/hear about?
E. Eat more vegetables
DO NOT PROBE, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED, CIRCLE 1. CIRCLE 2, IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROMPTING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Saw/heard messages about eating more vegetables
1
Yes
40
2
No
43
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1143
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, seen/hear about eat more fruits?
Respondent
10.24 What behaviours did you see/hear about?
F) Eat more fruits
DO NOT PROBE, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED, CIRCLE 1. CIRCLE 2, IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROMPTING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Saw/Heard messages about eating more fruits
1
Yes
34
2
No
49
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1143
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, seen/hear about do regular exercises?
Respondent
10.24 What behaviours did you see/hear about?
G) Do regular exercises
DO NOT PROBE, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED, CIRCLE 1. CIRCLE 2, IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROMPTING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Saw/Heard messages about Exercising Regularly
1
Yes
36
2
No
47
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1143
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, seen/hear about reduce fat intake?
Respondent
10.24 What behaviours did you see/hear about?
H) Reduce fat intake
DO NOT PROBE, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED, CIRCLE 1. CIRCLE 2, IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROMPTING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Saw/Heard messages about reducing fat intake
1
Yes
24
2
No
59
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1143
Sysmiss
4665
If yes, seen/hear about other behaviours?
Respondent
10.24 What behaviours did you see/hear about?
i) Other
DO NOT PROBE, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED, CIRCLE 1. CIRCLE 2, IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROMPTING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Saw/Heard messages about Other Healthy behaviour
1
Yes
8
2
No
75
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1143
Sysmiss
4665
Other behaviour heard specified
Respondent
10.24 What behaviours did you see/hear about?
Other (specify)
DO NOT PROBE, IF A RESPONSE IS MENTIONED, CIRCLE 1. CIRCLE 2, IF IT IS NOT MENTIONED AFTER PROMPTING AND RESPONDENT HAS STOPPED MENTIONING ANY MORE BEHAVIOURS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Name of Other behaviour respondent has seen/heard messages about (Behaviour not listed in provided options)
99
1218
DO NOT TAKE TOO MUCH SUGAR
1
EAT BROWN BREAD
1
REDUCE STARCHY FOOD INTAKE.
1
REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE
3
REDUCE SUGAR/SWEET FRUITS
1
SUGAR REDUCE
1
Female image likely to get/be married
Respondent
13.1 Get/Be married
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Likely to be married
1
25
2
103
3
164
4
76
5
79
6
16
7
100
8
65
9
28
10
119
11
44
12
99
13
53
14
70
15
35
16
23
17
78
18
13
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
19
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to get/be married
Respondent
13.1a Get/Be Married
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Likely to be married
1
26
2
102
3
177
4
75
5
114
6
23
7
80
8
46
9
28
10
135
11
44
12
92
13
21
14
78
15
39
16
21
17
64
18
19
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
24
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
18
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to get/have a good job
Respondent
13.2 Get/have a good job
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - likely to get/have a good job
1
20
2
105
3
114
4
63
5
98
6
12
7
127
8
79
9
19
10
115
11
69
12
129
13
20
14
83
15
38
16
15
17
68
18
15
19
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
20
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
16
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to get/have a good job
Respondent
13.1a Get/have a good job
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Likely to get/have a good job
1
21
2
77
3
108
4
70
5
110
6
21
7
126
8
39
9
19
10
146
11
71
12
140
13
18
14
73
15
55
16
25
17
56
18
12
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
22
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to have enough money
Respondent
13.3 Have enough money?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Likely to have enough money
1
14
2
62
3
116
4
45
5
125
6
21
7
247
8
58
9
17
10
105
11
45
12
109
13
23
14
93
15
48
16
10
17
43
18
8
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
19
98
Don't Know
2
99
NA
16
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to have enough money
Respondent
13.3a Have enough money?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Likely to have enough money?
1
17
2
58
3
92
4
44
5
151
6
22
7
213
8
36
9
27
10
101
11
56
12
95
13
19
14
102
15
62
16
20
17
61
18
9
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
23
98
Don't Know
1
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to live good life
Respondent
13.4 Live a good life?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Likely to live a good life
1
16
2
84
3
123
4
63
5
87
6
22
7
98
8
86
9
27
10
113
11
85
12
134
13
34
14
72
15
53
16
17
17
65
18
12
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
18
98
Don't Know
1
99
NA
16
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to live good life
Respondent
13.4a Live a good life
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Likely to live a good life
1
13
2
72
3
110
4
56
5
74
6
26
7
109
8
65
9
22
10
110
11
84
12
126
13
26
14
97
15
57
16
21
17
109
18
10
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
22
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to have healthy children
Respondent
13.5 Have healthy children?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Likely to have healthy children
1
14
2
117
3
85
4
72
5
83
6
26
7
99
8
81
9
30
10
117
11
86
12
135
13
27
14
67
15
41
16
16
17
83
18
12
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
18
98
Don't Know
1
99
NA
16
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to have healthy children
Respondent
13.5a Have healthy children
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Likely to have healthy children
1
25
2
83
3
104
4
73
5
67
6
23
7
89
8
58
9
30
10
134
11
101
12
113
13
18
14
83
15
56
16
17
17
90
18
23
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
22
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Female immage likely to have long standing in the community
Respondent
13.6 Be of high standing in the community
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Likely to be of high standing in the community
1
21
2
66
3
124
4
45
5
123
6
20
7
168
8
43
9
17
10
107
11
58
12
96
13
17
14
123
15
70
16
15
17
60
18
19
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
18
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
16
Sysmiss
4665
Male immage likely to have long standing in the community
Respondent
13.6a Be of high standing in the community?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Likely to be of high standing in the community
0
1
1
18
2
38
3
120
4
44
5
146
6
22
7
142
8
42
9
26
10
106
11
68
12
81
13
12
14
132
15
81
16
23
17
69
18
17
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
21
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to be eating healthy
Respondent
13.7 Be eating healthy?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Likely to be eating healthy
1
10
2
109
3
73
4
78
5
53
6
19
7
70
8
96
9
26
10
102
11
87
12
182
13
29
14
57
15
28
16
37
17
116
18
17
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
20
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to be eating healthy
Respondent
13.7a Be eating healthy?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Likely to be eating healthy
1
20
2
90
3
134
4
51
5
58
6
20
7
71
8
57
9
32
10
152
11
96
12
146
13
22
14
51
15
41
16
19
17
113
18
12
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
24
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to be healthy
Respondent
13. Be Healthy?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Likely to be healthy
1
14
2
137
3
83
4
91
5
40
6
12
7
50
8
102
9
22
10
116
11
89
12
163
13
26
14
54
15
34
16
25
17
118
18
12
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
20
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
18
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to be healthy
Respondent
13.a Be Healthy?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Likely to be healthy
1
15
2
104
3
97
4
79
5
54
6
15
7
56
8
46
9
24
10
169
11
100
12
169
13
26
14
55
15
43
16
16
17
104
18
13
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
24
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to develop diabetes
Respondent
13.9 Develop Diabetes
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Likely to develop diabetes
1
42
2
14
3
39
4
33
5
102
6
55
7
641
8
17
9
14
10
14
11
15
12
21
13
17
14
79
15
52
16
14
17
10
18
8
19
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
20
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
18
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to develop diabetes
Respondent
13.9 Develop Diabetes
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Likely to develop diabetes
1
20
2
17
3
38
4
26
5
202
6
54
7
520
8
13
9
23
10
40
11
16
12
25
13
24
14
78
15
57
16
13
17
9
18
9
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
24
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
18
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to live a long life
Respondent
13.10 Live a long life?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Likely to live a long life
1
91
2
115
3
52
4
107
5
15
6
99
7
32
8
190
9
63
10
75
11
49
12
76
13
53
14
29
15
17
16
43
17
54
18
27
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
21
98
Don't Know
1
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to live a long life
Respondent
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Likely to live a long life
1
78
2
128
3
53
4
93
5
37
6
76
7
29
8
127
9
92
10
86
11
56
12
116
13
45
14
39
15
21
16
28
17
58
18
22
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
25
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to develop heart disease
Respondent
13.12 Develop heart disease?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Likely to develop heart disease
1
55
2
18
3
36
4
22
5
113
6
134
7
451
8
22
9
31
10
29
11
16
12
20
13
16
14
117
15
74
16
9
17
11
18
13
19
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
20
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
18
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to develop heart disease
Respondent
13.12a Develop heart disease?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Likely to develop heart disease
1
76
2
13
3
31
4
23
5
152
6
89
7
402
8
13
9
30
10
23
11
14
12
31
13
23
14
119
15
93
16
12
17
18
18
21
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
24
98
Don't Know
1
99
NA
18
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to be attractive
Respondent
13.13 Attractive
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Attractive
1
23
2
164
3
63
4
83
5
17
6
15
7
27
8
158
9
24
10
78
11
67
12
166
13
33
14
35
15
21
16
41
17
151
18
21
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
22
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to be attractive
Respondent
13.13a Attractive?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
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4665
Male Image - Attractive
1
25
2
115
3
107
4
81
5
19
6
22
7
23
8
75
9
28
10
138
11
105
12
158
13
28
14
51
15
33
16
36
17
122
18
18
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
25
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to be confident
Respondent
13.14 Confident?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Confident
1
16
2
85
3
70
4
88
5
35
6
19
7
53
8
115
9
37
10
138
11
80
12
140
13
29
14
84
15
34
16
32
17
113
18
18
95
Missing
1
97
Refused
22
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to be confident
Respondent
13.14a Confident?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Confident
1
16
2
82
3
85
4
65
5
41
6
19
7
45
8
72
9
34
10
149
11
106
12
161
13
32
14
73
15
41
16
35
17
111
18
17
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
25
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to be greedy
Respondent
13.15 Greedy
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Greedy
1
37
2
15
3
36
4
22
5
101
6
62
7
596
8
14
9
22
10
28
11
21
12
28
13
22
14
87
15
54
16
17
17
13
18
14
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
20
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to be greedy
Respondent
13.15a Greedy
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Greedy
1
30
2
12
3
38
4
23
5
137
6
70
7
526
8
32
9
23
10
25
11
20
12
27
13
12
14
99
15
68
16
14
17
16
18
13
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
24
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to be happy
Respondent
13.16 Happy?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Happy
1
16
2
115
3
90
4
81
5
41
6
18
7
48
8
138
9
35
10
128
11
62
12
146
13
47
14
45
15
33
16
41
17
76
18
27
19
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
21
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to be happy
Respondent
13.16a Happy?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Happy
1
16
2
96
3
96
4
82
5
40
6
21
7
40
8
74
9
41
10
127
11
91
12
162
13
37
14
55
15
38
16
42
17
105
18
22
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
24
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to be friendly
Respondent
13.17 Friendly?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Friendly
1
27
2
111
3
90
4
103
5
41
6
29
7
27
8
84
9
42
10
117
11
82
12
142
13
46
14
46
15
27
16
47
17
95
18
32
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
21
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to be friendly
Respondent
13.17a Friendly?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Friendly
1
24
2
95
3
90
4
69
5
31
6
19
7
28
8
76
9
35
10
156
11
105
12
158
13
39
14
59
15
30
16
49
17
107
18
14
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
25
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Female image likely to found attractive by opposite sex
Respondent
13.18 Found attractive by the opposite sex?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Female Image - Be attractive to the opposite sex
1
33
2
185
3
54
4
103
5
17
6
16
7
22
8
164
9
27
10
103
11
48
12
117
13
21
14
35
15
17
16
28
17
163
18
32
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
24
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Male image likely to found attractive by opposite sex
Respondent
13.1a Found attractive by the opposite sex?
FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Male Image - Be attractive to the opposite sex
1
31
2
102
3
112
4
89
5
36
6
13
7
39
8
65
9
20
10
139
11
87
12
126
13
21
14
43
15
32
16
34
17
168
18
25
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
27
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Image correctly depicts your current body size
Respondent
ASK QNS 13.1A TO QNS13.1A BEFORE PROCEEDING TO QUESTION 13.19
13.19 Which image most accurately depicts your current body size?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
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Respondent's perception of current body size/body Image
1
32
2
186
3
69
4
135
5
20
6
13
7
7
8
141
9
48
10
99
11
43
12
118
13
40
14
22
15
22
16
47
17
127
18
16
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
23
98
Don't Know
1
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Image correctly depicts body size you wish to have
Respondent
13.20 Which image most accurately depicts the body size you would wish to have?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Respondent's perception of Body Image he aspires for
1
9
2
222
3
78
4
106
5
16
6
4
7
9
8
149
9
19
10
128
11
47
12
128
13
16
14
30
15
15
16
29
17
167
18
14
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
23
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Image of a person with normal weight
Respondent
Which Image would you consider...
13.21 A person with normal weight?
Normal weight
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
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4665
Body Image respondent categorizes as having normal weight
1
19
2
210
3
86
4
84
5
16
6
4
7
10
8
138
9
20
10
145
11
49
12
170
13
18
14
12
15
12
16
20
17
171
18
6
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
19
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Image of a person who is obese
Respondent
Which Image would you consider...
13.22 A person who is obese
Obese
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Body Image respondent categorizes as being obese
3
50
4
5
5
253
6
2
7
777
8
8
9
1
10
4
12
1
13
1
14
60
15
24
17
4
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
19
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Image of a person who is underweight
Respondent
Which Image would you consider...
13.23 A person who is underweight?
Underweight
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
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4665
Body Image respondent categorizes as underweight
1
297
2
3
3
3
4
3
5
8
6
672
7
4
8
12
9
105
10
2
11
1
12
1
13
21
14
2
15
2
16
11
17
3
18
40
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
19
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Image of a person who is overweight
Respondent
Which Image would you consider...
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Body Image respondent categorizes as overweight
1
4
2
3
3
23
4
4
5
311
6
8
7
420
8
2
9
7
10
27
11
10
12
9
13
2
14
219
15
138
16
1
17
2
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
19
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
17
Sysmiss
4665
Ever smoked tobacco?
Respondent
14.1 Have you ever smoked tobacco or used smokeless tobacco?
Yes...1;No...2>14.14
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Ever smoked tobacco
1
Yes
319
2
No
907
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4665
Do you currently smoke any tobacco?
Respondent
14.2 Do you currently smoke any tobacco products, such as cigarettes, cigars or pipes?
YES...1;NO...2>14.7
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Currently smoke tobacco
1
Yes
140
2
No
179
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
907
Sysmiss
4665
Do you currently smoke tobacco daily?
Respondent
14.3 Do you currently smoke tobacco products daily?
YES...1;NO...2;>14.7
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Currently smoke tobacco daily
1
Yes
133
2
No
7
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1086
Sysmiss
4665
Age when started smoking
Respondent
14.4 How old were you when you first started smoking daily?
YEARS;DONT REMEMBER...98
IF AGE IS KNOWN, FILL THE BOX AND SKIP TO 14.6, IF DONT REMEMBER CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Age when started smoking
1
1
7
1
10
3
11
1
14
4
15
9
16
5
17
6
18
13
19
6
20
25
21
1
22
5
23
2
24
3
25
14
26
4
28
2
29
1
30
5
31
1
32
3
33
1
34
3
36
2
38
2
39
1
40
1
55
1
65
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
6
99
NA
1093
Sysmiss
4665
Smoking duration, Years/Months/Weeks
Respondent
14.5 How long ago was it when you started smoking daily?
(Y=YEARS; M=MONTHS; W=WEEKS)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1228
4663
Smoking Duration (Years/Months/Weeks)
0
NA
0
1
Weeks
0
2
Months
0
3
Years
6
5
Missing
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
1222
Sysmiss
4663
Number of units for smoking duration
Respondent
Number of Units
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Smoking Duration (Number of Years/Months/Weeks)
5
2
9
2
10
1
18
1
99
NA
1220
Sysmiss
4665
# of manufactured cigarettes smoked each day
Respondent
On average how many of the following do you smoke each day?
Manufactured cigarettes
Prompt and record for each type if dont rembers, record 99, if none record 000, if other record 996
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Average number of Manufactured cigarettes smoked a day
0
1
1
4
2
13
3
10
4
15
5
10
6
17
7
3
8
6
9
2
10
35
12
4
15
6
20
7
999
NA
1093
Sysmiss
4665
# of Hand-rolled cigarettes smoked each day
Respondent
On average how many of the following do you smoke each day?
Hand-rolled cigarettes
Prompt and record for each type if dont rembers, record 99, if none record 000, if other record 996
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Average number of hand-rolled cigarettes smoked in a day
0
129
1
1
3
1
5
1
8
1
999
NA
1093
Sysmiss
4665
# of pipes full of tobacco smoked each day
Respondent
On average how many of the following do you smoke each day?
Pipes full of tobacco
Prompt and record for each type if dont rembers, record 99, if none record 000, if other record 996
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
0
131
4
2
999
NA
1093
Sysmiss
4665
# of cigars, cheroots smoked each day
Respondent
On average how many of the following do you smoke each day?
Cigars, cheroots, cigarillos
Prompt and record for each type if dont rembers, record 99, if none record 000, if other record 996
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Average number of cigars,cheroots smoked in a day
0
133
999
NA
1093
Sysmiss
4665
# of tobacco products smoked each day
Respondent
On average how many of the following do you smoke each day?
Other
Prompt and record for each type if dont rembers, record 99, if none record 000, if other record 996
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of other tobacco products smoked in a day
0
133
999
NA
1093
Sysmiss
4665
Other tobacco products smoked spesfied
Respondent
On average how many of the following do you smoke each day?
Prompt and record for each type if dont rembers, record 99, if none record 000, if other record 996
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Name of other tobacco products smoked in a day (Not listed in provided options)
99
1226
Ever smoked daily in the past
Respondent
14.7 In the past, did you ever smoke daily?
Yes...1;No...2; skip to 14.10
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Ever smoked daily in past
1
Yes
114
2
No
71
5
Missing
1
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1040
Sysmiss
4665
Age when stopped smoking daily
Respondent
14.8 How old were you when you stopped smoking daily?
IF AGE IS KNOWN, FILL THE BOX AND SKIP TO 6.10, IF DON'T REMEMBER CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Age when stopped smoking daily
15
1
17
1
18
2
19
1
20
3
23
2
25
5
27
1
28
3
29
2
30
13
31
4
32
2
34
1
35
2
37
2
38
1
40
9
41
2
43
1
44
1
45
10
46
1
47
2
48
3
49
1
50
10
51
1
52
1
53
2
54
1
55
3
56
1
58
2
60
2
62
1
63
2
65
1
66
1
68
1
70
2
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
8
99
NA
1111
Sysmiss
4665
Duration stopped smoking, Years/Months/Weeks
Respondent
14.9 How long ago did you stop smoking daily?
(Y=YEARS;M=MONTHS;W=WEEKS)
RECORD IN ONLY 1 UNIT
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1228
4663
Time to stopping daily smoking (Years/Months/Weeks)
0
NA
0
1
Weeks
0
2
Months
0
3
Years
8
5
Missing
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
1220
Sysmiss
4663
# of units for stopped smoking
Respondent
14.9 How long ago did you stop smoking daily?
Number of Units
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Time to stopping daily smoking (Number of Time Units/No. of Months/No. of Years/No. of Weeks)
5
2
6
1
10
1
16
1
20
3
99
NA
1218
Sysmiss
4665
Currently use any smokeless tobacco
Respondent
14.10 Do you currently use any smokeless tobacco such as snuff, chewing tobacco, betel
YES...1;NO...2; SKIP TO 14.13
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Currently use smokeless tobacco
1
Yes
48
2
No
271
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
907
Sysmiss
4665
Currently use any smokeless tabacco daily
Respondent
14.11 Do you currently use smokeless tobacco products daily?
YES...1;NO...2;SKIP TO 14.13
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Currently use smokeless tobacco daily
1
Yes
42
2
No
6
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1178
Sysmiss
4665
How may times snuff(mouth) in a day
Respondent
14.12 Snuff, by mouth
PROMPT AND RECORD FOR EACH TYPE IF DONT REMEMBER RECORD 98, IF NONE RECORD 00
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
0
28
1
2
2
1
3
6
5
3
8
1
10
1
98
Dont Know
0
99
NA
1184
Sysmiss
4665
How may times snuff(nose) in a day
Respondent
14.12 Snuff, by nose
PROMPT AND RECORD FOR EACH TYPE IF DONT REMEMBER RECORD 98, IF NONE RECORD 00
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
How many times snuff by nose in a day
0
24
1
3
2
1
4
1
5
4
8
1
10
8
98
Dont Know
0
99
NA
1184
Sysmiss
4665
How may times chew tobacco in a day
Respondent
14.12 Chewing tobacco
PROMPT AND RECORD FOR EACH TYPE IF DONT REMEMBER RECORD 98, IF NONE RECORD 00
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
How many times chew tobacco in a day
0
34
1
2
2
1
4
2
5
1
6
1
10
1
98
Dont Know
0
99
NA
1184
Sysmiss
4665
How may times you use betel/quid in a day
Respondent
14.12 How many times use Betel,Quid in a day
PROMPT AND RECORD FOR EACH TYPE IF DONT REMEMBER RECORD 98, IF NONE RECORD 00
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
0
30
3
2
5
3
10
5
20
1
98
Dont Know
1
99
NA
1184
Sysmiss
4665
How may times you use kuber in a day
Respondent
14.12 How many times use Kuber in a day
PROMPT AND RECORD FOR EACH TYPE IF DONT REMEMBER RECORD 98, IF NONE RECORD 00
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
How many times use kuber in a day
0
41
98
Dont Know
1
99
NA
1184
Sysmiss
4665
How may times use other subastance in a day
Respondent
14.12 Other
PROMPT AND RECORD FOR EACH TYPE IF DONT REMEMBER RECORD 98, IF NONE RECORD 00
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
How many times use other substance in a day
0
38
98
Dont Know
0
99
NA
1188
Sysmiss
4665
Other substance specified
Respondent
14.12 Other (specify)
PROMPT AND RECORD FOR EACH TYPE IF DONT REMEMBER RECORD 98, IF NONE RECORD 00
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Name of other substance used
99
1226
In the past, ever used
Respondent
14.13 In the past, did you ever use smokeless tobacco such as [snuff, chewing tobacco, kuber or betel] daily?
YES...1;NO...2;SKIP TO 14.22
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Used smokeless tobacco in the past
1
Yes
24
2
No
252
5
Missing
1
7
Refused
0
9
NA
949
Sysmiss
4665
Ever consumed alcohol
Respondent
14.14 Have you consumed alcohol (such as beer, wine, spirits, changaa, busaa, muratina, kumi-kumi or other alcoholic drink within the past 12 months)?
YES...1;NO...2; SKIP TO 14.22
USE SHOWCARD OR SHOW EXAMPLES
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Consumed alchohol in last 12 months
1
Yes
181
2
No
1045
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4665
How frequent do you have at least one drink?
Respondent
14.15 In the past 12 months, how frequently did you have at least one alcoholic drink?
Daily...01;5-6 days per week...02;1-4 days per week; 1-3 days per month...04;Less than once a month...05;Other...96
FW: READ RESPONSES
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Frequency of at least 1 alcohol drink in last 12 months
1
Daily
41
2
5-6 days a week
13
3
1-4 days a week
55
4
1-3 days a month
48
5
Less than once a month
23
95
Missing
1
96
Other
0
99
NA
1045
Sysmiss
4665
Other drinking style spesfied
Respondent
Other (specify)...96
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Other frequency of at least 1 alcohol drink in last 12 months
99
1226
Type of alcoholic drink taken
Respondent
14.16a When you drink alcohol in a typical day, what type of alcoholic drink do you take?
Type/Name
USE SHOW CARDS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Preferred type of alcohol drink (Type/Name)
ALL SOPPS
2
ALLSOPPS
9
ALLSOPS
5
BUSA
1
BUSAA
25
CASTLE LAGER
1
CHANG'AA
11
CHANGA, BUSAA
1
CHANGAA
50
CITIZEN
4
CNHANG'AA
1
GUINESS
2
GUINNES
1
GUINNESS
1
KENYA KING
1
MARRY CANE
1
MURATINA
12
NA
1046
NAPOLEON
2
PILSINER LAGER
1
PILSNER
3
PILSNER LAGER
6
PRISNER
1
SENATOR
1
SENATOR KEG
6
SENATOR KEG LAGER
7
SENATOR LAGER
1
SMIRNOFF ICE BLACK
1
TUSKER
9
TUSKER LAGER
13
TUSKER MALT LAGER
1
Type of alcoholic drink Code
Respondent
14.16a When you drink alcohol in a typical day, what type of alcoholic drink do you take?
CODE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Preferred type of alcohol drink (Code)
1
22
2
1
3
1
4
12
5
2
6
4
7
16
8
1
9
1
10
2
13
1
15
61
17
1
20
12
22
26
23
2
24
1
25
2
26
12
95
Missing
1
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
1045
Sysmiss
4665
How much of drink during one day
Respondent
14.16b How much of (type of drink in 14.16a) do you drink during one day?
(UNIT MAY BE 500ML BOTTLE, KASUKU CUP, SMALL GLASS ETC)
IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1228
4663
How much of preferred drink in a day (Type of Unit)
0
NA
1228
1
Weeks
0
2
Months
0
3
Years
0
5
Missing
0
8
Dont Know
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4663
# of units taken during one day
Respondent
14.16b How much of (type of drink in 14.16a) do you drink during one day?
IF DONT KNOW, CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
How much of preferred drink in a day (Number of Units)
1
25
2
44
3
37
4
43
5
16
6
4
8
4
10
7
95
Missing
1
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
1045
Sysmiss
4665
# of standard drinks had
Respondent
USING THE SHOWCARDS, CALCULATE THE NUMBER OF STANDARD DRINKS HAD IN A TYPICAL DAY WHEN RESPONDENT DRINKS; IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of standard drinks in a typical day
0
1
1
4
2
6
3
1
4
19
5
4
6
10
7
5
8
32
9
11
10
5
11
3
12
6
13
5
14
5
16
4
17
16
19
2
21
2
22
1
26
14
28
2
35
5
39
6
44
4
52
5
66
1
88
1
95
Missing
1
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
1045
Sysmiss
4665
Total # of drinks in past 12 months
Respondent
14.17 In the past 12 months, what was the largest number of alchoholic drinks you had on a single occassion, counting all types of standard drinks together?
IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Total number of drinks in last 12 months
0
1
2
2
3
1
4
5
5
1
6
7
7
3
8
12
9
8
10
2
11
10
12
7
13
7
14
5
15
7
16
5
17
12
18
2
19
3
20
2
21
4
22
4
23
1
24
2
25
2
26
2
27
2
28
3
29
2
30
1
31
2
34
1
35
6
36
2
39
5
40
1
42
1
43
1
44
3
45
1
46
1
48
1
50
1
51
2
52
8
55
1
57
1
61
1
63
1
64
1
66
9
76
1
78
1
79
1
88
1
95
Missing
1
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
1
99
NA
1045
Sysmiss
4665
First type of drink
Respondent
14.17 Type of drink
FW: PROMPT FOR ALL DRINKS HAD AND CALCULATE NUMBER OF STANDARD DRINKS USING SHOWCARDS; IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
First type of drink served in last 12 months
00
1
999
1046
ALL SOPPS
2
ALLSOPP
1
ALLSOPPS
8
ALLSOPS
4
BUSA
1
BUSAA
27
Busaa
1
CASTLE LAGER
1
CHAANGA
1
CHANG'AA
8
CHANGAA
48
CITIZEN
4
Chang'aa
1
GUINESS
2
GUINNESS
4
KEG SENATOR
1
KENYA KING
1
MARRY CANE
2
MURATINA
12
PILSINER LAGER
1
PILSNER
3
PILSNER LAGER
5
SENATOR
4
SENATOR KEG
3
SENATOR KEG LAGER
5
SMIRNOFF ICE BLACK
1
TUSKER
11
TUSKER LAGER
11
TUSKER MALT
1
VIKINGS BRANDY
1
changaa
2
senator keg lager
1
tusker
1
Amount of first type of drink
Respondent
14.17 Amount of drink
FW: PROMPT FOR ALL DRINKS HAD AND CALCULATE NUMBER OF STANDARD DRINKS USING SHOWCARDS; IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Amount of second type of drink served in last 12 months
0.5KG *2
1
0.5KG*1
1
0.5KG*2=1KG
1
00
1
1 GLASS *500ML CUP
1
1*1KG
1
1*200ML
1
1*205ML
3
1*250ml Kasuku
1
1*300ML
1
1*500ML
1
1/2KG*2
1
10*200ML GLASS
1
10*500ML
2
100ML*1
1
12*300ML BOTTLE
1
12*500ML BOTTLE
1
13*500ML
1
14*100ML GLASS
1
15*500ML
1
1KG KASUKU TIN*5
1
1KG*1
2
1KG*3
1
1KG*4
1
2*1 KG
1
2*100ML
2
2*1KG
1
2*1KGS
1
2*200ML
5
2*200ML GLASS
1
2*300ML
1
2*300ML BOTTLE
1
2*300ML, 2*100ML, 1*100ML
1
2*500
1
2*500ML
5
2*500ML CUP
1
2*500ML GLASS
1
2*500MLCUP
1
200ML*1
1
200ML*2
1
200ML*3
3
200ML*4
1
200ML*5
1
200ML*5 GLASSES
1
2KG TIN OF BUSAA
1
2KG*1
1
3*100ML GLASS
1
3*1KG
4
3*1KG TIN
1
3*200ML
3
3*205M
1
3*300ML
1
3*300ML BOTTLE
1
3*500ML
10
3*GUINESS
1
300 ML GLASS *5
1
300 ML GLASS*5
1
300ML 4*13.2
1
300ML GLASS *5
1
300ML GLASS 4*13.2
1
300ML GLASS*4
1
300ML GLASS*5
3
300ML GLASS-5
1
300ML*3
1
300ML*4
2
300ML*5
2
300ML13.2*3
1
300ml *4
1
4*0.5KG
1
4*1 KG TIN
1
4*1KG TIN
1
4*200ML
4
4*200ml
1
4*300ML
2
4*500 ML
2
4*500ML
11
1
4*500ML BOTTLE
2
4*500ML CUP
1
5 KG*1
1
5*1/4KG
1
5*200ML
1
5*200ml glass
1
5*500ML
6
5*500ML BOTTLE
3
5*500ML CUP
1
500M*5
1
500ML BOTTLE (4*2.4)
1
500ML BOTTLE*6
1
500ML BOTTLE*7
1
500ML CUP *3
1
500ML CUP*10
1
500ML*10
2
500ML*3
1
500ML*4
5
500ML*5
1
500ML*6
1
500ML*8
2
6 GLASSES (200ML)
1
6*1/2 TIN
1
6*200ML
3
6*300ML GLASS
1
6*500 ML
1
6*500ML
3
6*500ML CUP
1
6*500ml
1
7 500ML CUP
1
7*500ML BOTTLE
1
7*500ML CUP
1
8*500ML
3
9*1KG BUSAA
1
999
1046
BUSAA*3KG
1
Second type of drink
Respondent
14.17 Type of drink
FW: PROMPT FOR ALL DRINKS HAD AND CALCULATE NUMBER OF STANDARD DRINKS USING SHOWCARDS; IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Second type of drink served in last 12 months
00
1
999
1146
ALLSOPPS
1
ALLSOPS
2
BOND SEREN
1
BUSA
1
BUSAA
5
CASTLE LAGER
1
CHANG'AA
4
CHANGAA
9
CITIZEN
2
FURAHA CANE
2
GUINESS
3
KEG SENATOR
1
KENYA KING
1
MARRY CANE
2
MARRYCANE
1
MERRYCANE SPECIAL GIN
1
MNAZI
1
MURATINA
7
PILSNER
1
PILSNER LAGER
2
PILSNER LARGER
1
SENATOR
3
SENATOR KEG
4
SENATOR KEG LAGER
2
SMIRNOFF ICE BLACK
1
SMIRNOFF RED
1
TUSKER
6
TUSKER LAGER
9
TUSKER MALT LAGER
1
changaa
1
muratina
1
tusker
1
Amount of second type of drink
Respondent
14.17 Type of drink
FW: PROMPT FOR ALL DRINKS HAD AND CALCULATE NUMBER OF STANDARD DRINKS USING SHOWCARDS; IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Amount of second type of drink served in last 12 months
00
1
1
1
1 GLASS 100ML
1
1*1/4KG
1
1*1KG TIN
1
1*200ML GLASS
1
1*205ML
1
1*250ML
1
1*250ML GLASS
1
1*300ML
1
1*500ML
1
1*500ML CUP
1
1/2KG
1
10*500ML
1
100ML*1
1
100ML*2
1
1KG*1
2
1KG*2
1
2 CUPS*500ML
1
2*100 ml
1
2*100ML
2
2*1KG
1
2*205 ML
1
2*205ML
1
2*300ML
4
2*500L
1
2*500ML
10
2*500ML BOTTLE
4
2*500ML CUP
1
200ML*1
2
205ML*1
2
3*1LITRE
1
3*300ML
2
3*300ML BOTTLE
1
3*500ML
7
3*500ML BOTTLE
1
300ML*1
1
4*200ML
1
4*500ML
4
4*500ML GLASS
1
4*500ml
1
5*100ML
1
500ML
1
500ML CUP*2
1
500ML*2
2
500ML*2 GLASSES
1
500ML*3
1
500ml *2
1
7*500ML
1
999
1147
Third type of drink
Respondent
14.17 Type of drink
FW: PROMPT FOR ALL DRINKS HAD AND CALCULATE NUMBER OF STANDARD DRINKS USING SHOWCARDS; IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Third type of drink served in last 12 months
00
1
999
1209
BUSAA
2
CHANGAA
3
MITI NI DAWA
1
MURATINA
1
NAPOLEON
1
NAPOLEON BRANDY
1
PILSNER LAGER
3
SENATOR KEG
2
TUSKER LAGER
1
WHITE CAP
1
Amount of third type of drink
Respondent
14.17 Type of drink
FW: PROMPT FOR ALL DRINKS HAD AND CALCULATE NUMBER OF STANDARD DRINKS USING SHOWCARDS; IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Amount of third type of drink served in last 12 months
00
1
1*100ML
1
1*205ML
1
1*300ML
1
1/2KG*1
1
1KG*1
1
2*205ML
1
2*500ML
3
2*500ML CUP
1
3 BOTTLES
1
3*200ML
1
3*500ML
1
4*500ML
1
4*500ML BOTTLE
1
5*200ML
1
999
1209
Fourth type of drink
Respondent
14.17 Type of drink
FW: PROMPT FOR ALL DRINKS HAD AND CALCULATE NUMBER OF STANDARD DRINKS USING SHOWCARDS; IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Fourth type of drink served in last 12 months
00
1
999
1223
CHANGAA
1
PILSNER LAGER
1
Amount of fourth type of drink
Respondent
14.17 Type of drink
FW: PROMPT FOR ALL DRINKS HAD AND CALCULATE NUMBER OF STANDARD DRINKS USING SHOWCARDS; IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Amount of fourth type of drink served in last 12 months
00
1
4*500ML
1
5*200ML
1
999
1223
Fifth type of drink
Respondent
14.17 Type of drink
FW: PROMPT FOR ALL DRINKS HAD AND CALCULATE NUMBER OF STANDARD DRINKS USING SHOWCARDS; IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Fifth type of drink served in last 12 months
00
1
999
1225
Amount of fifth type of drink
Respondent
14.17 Type of drink
FW: PROMPT FOR ALL DRINKS HAD AND CALCULATE NUMBER OF STANDARD DRINKS USING SHOWCARDS; IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Amount of fifth type of drink served in last 12 months
00
1
999
1225
Sixth type of drink
Respondent
14.17 Type of drink
FW: PROMPT FOR ALL DRINKS HAD AND CALCULATE NUMBER OF STANDARD DRINKS USING SHOWCARDS; IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Sixth type of drink served in last 12 months
00
1
999
1225
Amount of sixth type of drink
Respondent
14.17 Type of drink
FW: PROMPT FOR ALL DRINKS HAD AND CALCULATE NUMBER OF STANDARD DRINKS USING SHOWCARDS; IF DONT KNOW CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Amount of sixth type of drink served in last 12 months
00
1
999
1225
On how many days had much more than 5
Respondent
14.18 In the past 12 months, on how many days did you have more than ... bottles/cans/cups of .....in a single day? (EQUAL TO FIVE STANDARD DRINKS)
DONT KNOW...998
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of days on which had more than 5 standard drinks of preferred drink
0
6
1
11
2
10
3
5
4
1
5
2
8
1
9
1
10
6
12
2
13
1
14
1
15
1
16
2
20
4
21
1
24
3
30
6
31
1
36
4
40
4
48
3
50
3
52
1
60
4
80
1
95
1
96
9
100
4
108
1
120
2
125
1
140
1
144
8
145
1
150
1
156
1
180
2
192
1
200
6
208
1
240
1
250
1
300
4
340
2
350
4
360
1
365
19
888
Never
0
995
Missing
1
997
Refused
0
998
Dont Know
7
999
NA
1061
Sysmiss
4665
On how many days had much more than 4
Respondent
14.19 In the past 12 months, on how many days did you have more than ... bottles/cans/cups of .....in a single day? (EQUAL TO FOUR STANDARD DRINKS)
DONT KNOW...998
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of days on which had more than 4 standard drinks of preferred drink
0
1
3
1
4
1
5
1
7
1
24
1
36
1
40
1
60
1
144
1
300
1
350
1
365
1
888
Never
0
995
Missing
0
997
Refused
0
998
Dont Know
2
999
NA
1211
Sysmiss
4665
Have you consumed other alcohol?
Respondent
14.20 Have you consumed alcohol(such as beer, busaa or muratini or chang'aa or wine, spirits...) within past 30 days?
YES...1;NO...2;SKIP TO 14.22A
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Consumed other alcohol in last 30 days
1
Yes
112
2
No
64
5
Missing
2
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1048
Sysmiss
4665
In last week, type of drink had on Monday
Respondent
14.21 During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Type of drink had on Monday
-
10
0
1
0.75KG *2 BUSAA
1
00
36
1 CHANGAA*200
1
1 GLASS 200ML CHANGAA
1
1 KG BUSAA
1
1 NAPOLEON
1
1 SENATOR KES,ALLSOPPS 1
1
1*200ML CHANGAA
1
1*200ML GLASS
1
1*2KG TIN BUSAA
1
1*300ML BOTTLE CITIZEN
1
1.5 BUSAA
1
1/2 MARRY CANE
1
10 500ML ALLSOPPS
1
100ML CHANGAA
1
1PILSNER
1
2 ALLSOPPS
1
2 CHANGAA
2
2 CHANGAA 200ML
1
2 GLASS CHANGAA
1
2 GUINNESS
1
2 LITRES SENATOR
1
2*100ML
1
2*KG TIN BUSAA
1
3 CHANGAA
1
3 GLASS OF CHANGAA
1
3*300ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
3*SENATOR 500ML
1
300ML CHANGAA*1
1
300ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
4 BUSAA
1
4 CHANGAA
1
4 GLASS CHANGAA
1
4*300ML CHANGAA
1
4*500ML MURATINA
1
4-CHANGAA
1
5 MURATINA OF 500ML
1
5 TUSKER
1
5*500 ML CUP
1
6*300MLTUSKER MALT
1
95
1
98
1
99
1118
ALLSOPS
1
CHANG'AA
1
CHANG'AA 3 GLASS
1
CHANGAA 2 3*SENATOR 500MLGLASS
1
CHANGAA 2 GLASS
1
CHANGAA 2 GLASSES
3
CHANGAA 200*4
1
CHANGAA 200ML
1
CHANGAA 2GLASSES
1
CHANGAA 300ML
1
CHANGAA*5(200ML)
1
CHANGAA3 GLASS
1
MURATINA 1 CUP
1
MURATINA 3 CUPS
1
NONE
2
SENATOR KEG LAGER 500ML *10
1
In last week, # of drinks had on Monady
Respondent
14.21 During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
0
99
90.843
26.167
Number of drinks had on Monday
In last week, type of drink had on Tuesday
Respondent
14.21 During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Type of drink had on Tuesday
-
8
0
1
0.75KG *1 BUSAA
1
00
25
1 CHANGAA *200
1
1 GLASS 200ML CHANGAA
1
1 NAPOLEON
1
1*200ML GLASS
1
1*2KG TIN BUSAA
1
1*500ML MURATINA
1
1.5 BUSAA
1
1/2 MARRY CANE
1
1/2KG BUSAA, ALLSOPPS 1
1
10 500ML ALLSOPPS
1
1KG BUSAA
1
2 ALLSOPPS
1
2 CHANGAA
2
2 CUPS MURATINA
1
2 GUINNESS
1
2 TUSKER
1
2*200ML CHANGAA
1
2*500ML
1
2*500ML BOTTLE ALL SOPPS
1
2*500ML CUP
1
2*500ML TUSKER
1
2.5*1KG BUSAA
1
3 CHANGAA
1
3 GLASS OF CHANGAA
1
3*300ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
3*500ML
1
3*500ML ALLSOPPS
1
3*500ML CUPS MURATINA
1
3*500MLSENATOR LAGER
1
3*KG TIN BUSAA
1
300ML CHANGAA
1
300ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
3KG BUSAA
1
3ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
4 BUSAA
1
4 CHANGAA
1
4 CHANGAA 200ML
1
4 GLASS CHANGAA
1
4 TUSKER
1
4*'SENATOR 500ML
1
4*300ML CHANGAA
1
4*500ML MURATINA
1
4-CHANGAA
1
5 MURATINA OF 500ML
1
5*500ML BOTTLE
1
500ML 10 SENATOR KEG
1
8*300ML TUSKER MALT
1
95
1
98
1
99
1120
CHANG'AA
1
CHANG'AA 2*100ML
1
CHANG'AA 4 GLASS
1
CHANGAA 1 GLASSES
1
CHANGAA 1GLASS
1
CHANGAA 1GLASSES
1
CHANGAA 2 GLASS
1
CHANGAA 2 GLASSES
1
CHANGAA 2 GLASSO
1
CHANGAA 200*3
1
CHANGAA 200ML
1
CHANGAA 3 GLASS
2
CHANGAA 3 GLASSES
1
CHANGAA 300ML
1
CHANGAA*4(200ML)
1
CHANGAA3*100ML
1
MURATINA 3 CUPS
1
NO DRINK
1
NONE
1
POMBE YA MATUNDA
1
In last week, # of drinks had on Tuesday
Respondent
14.21 During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
0
99
91.042
25.698
Number of drinks had on Tuesday
In last week, type of drink had on Wednesday
Respondent
14.21 During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Type of drink had on Wednesday
-
9
0
1
0.75KG *1 BUSAA
1
00
24
1 CHANGAA *200
1
1*0.5KG TIN BUSAA
1
1
1.5 BUSAA
1
1.5*205ML
1
1/2 MARRY CANE
1
10 500ML ALLSOPPS
1
10*300ML TUSKER MALT
1
2 CHANGAA
1
2 CHANGAA 200ML
1
2 GLASS 100ML CHANGAA
1
2 GLASS CHANGAA
1
2 GUINNESS
1
2 KG BUSAA
1
2 TUSKER
1
2*1KG BUSAA
1
2*200ML CHANGAA
1
2*200ML(CHANGAA
1
2*500ML
1
2*500ML MURATINA
1
2*KG TIN BUSAA
1
2CHANGAA
1
2KG BUSAA 1 GLASS CHANGAA
1
3 ALLSOPPS
1
3 CHANGAA
1
3 CUPS MURATINA
1
3 GLASS OF CHANGAA
1
3*200ML CHANGAA
1
3*300ML CHANGAA
1
3*300ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
300ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
3ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
4 *500 ML CUP
1
4 BUSAA
1
4 CHANGAA
1
4 GLASS CHANGAA
1
4 TUSKER
1
4*1 LITRE SENATOR
1
4*500ML MURATINA
1
4*SENATOR 500ML
1
4-CHANGAA
1
5 MURATINA OF 500ML
1
500ML 10 SENATOR KEG
1
50ML ALLSOPPS 1
1
5PILSNER 2.4*5
1
5TUSKER
1
6*500ML BOTTLE
1
700ML CHANGAA
1
95
1
98
1
99
1122
CASTLE LAGER3
1
CHANG'AA
1
CHANG'AA 3 GLASS
2
1
CHANGAA 1 GLASS
1
CHANGAA 1 GLASSES
1
CHANGAA 2 GLASS
1
CHANGAA 2 GLASSES
2
CHANGAA 200*5
1
CHANGAA 200ML
1
CHANGAA 3 GLASS
2
CHANGAA 300ML
1
CHANGAA*4(200ML)
1
CHANGAA3*100ML
1
MURATINA 4 CUPS
1
NONE
1
In last week, # of drinks had on Wednesday
Respondent
14.21 During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
0
99
91.172
25.382
Number of drinks had on Wednesday
In last week, type of drink had on Thursday
Respondent
14.21 During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Type of drink had on Thursday
-
7
0
3
0.75KG *1BUSAA
1
00
33
1 CHANGAA *200
1
1 GLASS 200ML CHANGAA
1
1 KG BUSAA
1
1 LITRRE SENATOR
1
1 NAPOLEON BRANDY
1
1 SENATOR,ALLSOPPS 1
1
1*200ML GLASS
1
1.5 BUSAA
1
10 500ML ALLSOPPS
1
2 ALLSOPPS
1
2 CHANG'AA
1
2 CHANGAA
1
2 CHANGAA 200ML
1
2 CUPS MURATINA
1
2 CUPS SENATOR
1
2 GUINNESS
1
2*0.5KG TIN BUSAA
1
2*1/2KG BUSAA
1
2*200ML CHANG'AA
1
2*KG TIN BUSAA
1
200ML*2
1
2CHANGAA
1
3 CHANGAA
1
3 GLASS OF CHANGAA
1
3*1KG BUSAA
1
3*300ML CHANGAA
1
3*300ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
3*5ML BOTTLE ALL SOPPS
1
300ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
4 BUSAA
1
4 CHANGAA
1
4 GLASS CHANGAA
1
4*500ML MURATINA
1
4-CHANGAA
1
4KG BUSAA
1
5 MURATINA OF 500ML
1
5*500ML ALLSOPPS
1
5*500ML BOTTLE
1
5*SENATOR 500ML
1
500ML 10 SENATOR KEG
1
6 TUSKER
1
600ML CHANGAA
1
9*300MLTUSKER MALT
1
95
1
98
1
99
1122
ALLSOPPS 500ML*5
1
CHANG'AA 2 GLASS
1
CHANG'AA 3 GLASS
1
CHANGAA 1GLASSES
1
CHANGAA 2 GLASSES
1
CHANGAA 200*3
1
CHANGAA 200ML
1
CHANGAA 3 GLASS
2
CHANGAA 300ML
1
CHANGAA 4 GLASSES
1
CHANGAA*4(200ML)
1
CHANGAA3*100ML
1
NONE
1
POMBE YA MATUNDA
1
In last week, # of drinks had on Thursday
Respondent
14.21 During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
0
99
90.998
25.87
Number of drinks had on Thursday
In last week, type of drink had on Friday
Respondent
14.21 During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Type of drink had on Friday
-
8
0
2
00
33
1 CHANGAA *200
1
1 GLASS 200ML CHANGAA
1
1*1KG TIN BUSAA
1
1*200ML GLASS
1
1*KG TIN BUSAA
1
1.5 BUSAA
1
1/2KG BUSAA, ALLSOPPS1
1
10 500ML ALLSOPPS
1
2 ALLSOPPS
1
2 CHANGAA
2
2 GUINNESS
1
2*200ML CHANGAA
1
2*200ML GLASS
1
2*300ML CHANGAA
1
2*500ML
1
2*500ML BOTTLE ALL SOPPS
1
200 ML *1 CHANGA
1
200ML*4
1
2KG BUSAA
1
3 CHANGAA
1
3 CHANGAA 200ML
1
3 GLASS OF CHANGAA
1
3*300ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
3*50ML ALLSOPPS
1
3*SENATOR 500ML
1
300ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
4 BUSAA
1
4 CHANGAA
1
4 GLASS CHANGAA
1
4*1KG BUSAA
1
4*500ML CUP MURATINA
1
4*500ML MURATINA
1
4-CHANGAA
1
4CHANGAA
1
5 TUSKER
1
500ML 10 SENATOR KEG
1
5PILSNER 2.4*5
1
7 MURATINA OF 500ML
1
8*300ML TUSKER MALT
1
95
1
98
1
99
1122
CHANG'AA 3 GLASS
1
CHANG'AA 4 GLASS
1
CHANGAA 1 GLASS
1
CHANGAA 2 GLASSES
2
CHANGAA 200*4
1
CHANGAA 200ML
1
CHANGAA 3 GLASS
3
CHANGAA 3 GLASSES
1
CHANGAA 300ML
1
CHANGAA 4 GLASS
1
CHANGAA*4(200ML)
1
CHANGAA3*100ML
1
MURATINA 5 CUPS
1
NO DRINK
1
NONE
2
In last week, # of drinks had on Friday
Respondent
14.21 During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
0
99
90.857
26.045
Number of drinks had on Friday
In last week, type of drink had on Saturday
Respondent
14.21 During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Type of drink had on Saturday
-
3
00
17
1 CHANGAA *200
1
1*200ML CHANGAA
1
1*205ML
1
1/2 MARRY CANE
1
10 500ML ALLSOPPS
1
100ML CHANGAA
1
2 CHANG'AA
1
2 CHANGAA
2
2 CHANGAA 200ML
1
2 GUINNESS
1
2*1KG BUSAA
1
2*200ML CHANG'AA
1
200ML*5
1
2KG
1
2KG BUSAA
1
2PILSNER
1
3 ALLSOPPS
1
3 CHANGAA
1
3 CUPS MURATINA
1
3 GLASS OF CHANGAA
1
3 ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
3*1KG BUSAA
1
3*200ML CHANGAA
1
3*300ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
3*500ML
1
3*500ML CUPS MURATINA
1
3*KG TIN BUSAA
1
300ML CHANGAA*1
1
300ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
300ML GLASS CHANGAA 3
1
4 BUSAA
1
4 CHANGAA
1
4 GLASS CHANGAA
1
4 LITRES SENATOR KEG
1
4 PILSNER
1
4 TUSKER
1
4*200ML CHANGAA
1
4*300ML CHANGAA
1
4*500ML
1
4*500ML BOTTLE ALL SOPPS
1
4*500ML MURATINA
2
4*SENATOR 500ML
1
4-CHANGAA
1
5 ML BOTTLE GUINESS
1
5*500ML BOTTLE
1
5*500ML CUP
1
500ML 10 SENATOR KEG
1
5CHANGAA
1
5PILSNER 2.4*5
1
6 TUSKER
1
7 MURATINA OF 500ML
1
8*300ML TUSKER MALT
1
8*500ML BOTTLE PILSNER
1
95
1
98
1
99
1115
ALL SOPPS
1
ALLSOPPS
1
ALLSOPPS 500ML*7
1
BUSA2*1KG TIN
1
BUSAA KG
1
BUSAA0.5KG
1
CHANG'AA 4 GLASS
2
CHANGAA 1 GLASS
2
CHANGAA 1GLASSES
1
CHANGAA 2 GLASS
1
CHANGAA 2 GLASSES
1
CHANGAA 200*4
1
CHANGAA 200ML
1
CHANGAA 3 GLASS
4
CHANGAA 3 GLASSES
2
CHANGAA 300ML
1
CHANGAA*4(200ML)
1
CHANGAA13.2*5
1
CHANGAA2*100ML
1
CITIZEN 300ML *6
1
MARRY CANE
1
MURATINA
1
MURATINA 10 CUPS
1
MURATINA 500ML CUP
1
NO DRINK
1
NONE
1
PILSNER
1
POMBE YA MATUNDA
1
In last week, # of drinks had on Saturday
Respondent
14.21 During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
0
99
91.275
24.729
Number of drinks had on Saturday
In last week, type of drink had on Sunday
Respondent
14.21 During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Type of drink had on Sunday
-
5
00
22
1 CHANGAA *200
1
1*300ML BOTTLE CITIZEN
1
10 500ML ALLSOPPS
1
10 MURATINA OF 500ML
1
10*300ML TUSKER MALT
1
100ML*1 CHANGAA
1
1KG TIN BUSAA
1
2 ALLSOPPS
1
2 CHANGAA
1
2 CITIZEN
1
2 GUINNESS
1
2 TUSKER
1
2*1KG TIN BUSAA
1
2*200ML CHANGAA
1
2*SENATOR KEG LAGER
1
200ML*5
1
3 100ML
1
3 CHANGAA
1
3 CUPS MURATINA
1
3 CUPS OF MURATINA
1
3 GLASS CHANGAA
1
3 PILSNER
1
3*1 LITRE SENATOR
1
3*200ML CHANG'AA
1
3*200ML CHANGAA
1
3*300ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
3*500ML
1
3*SENATOR 500ML
1
300ML GLASS CHANGAA 3
1
3KG BUSAA
1
4
1
4 BUSAA
1
4 CHANGAA
1
4 GLASS CHANGAA
1
4 GLASS OF CHANGAA
1
4 TUSKER
1
4*1/2KG BUSAA
1
4*200ML GLASS CHANGAA
1
4*300ML CHANGAA
1
4*500ML ALLSOPPS
1
4*500ML MURATINA
1
4*500ML TUSKER
1
4*KG TIN BUSAA
1
4-CHANGAA
1
5 CHANGAA
1
5 CHANGAA 200ML
1
5*500ML
1
5*500ML CUP
1
500ML 10 SENATOR KEG
1
7*500ML BOTTLE
1
95
1
98
1
99
1116
ALL SOPPS
1
ALLSOPS 2
1
ALLSOPS 2 BOTTLES
1
BUSAA 2KG
1
BUSAA HALF KG
1
BUSAA KG
1
BUSAA2*1 KG
1
CHANG'AA 4 GLASS
1
CHANG'AA 5 GLASS
1
CHANGAA 2 GLASS
1
CHANGAA 2 GLASSES
2
CHANGAA 200*4
1
CHANGAA 200ML*2
1
CHANGAA 3 GLASS
1
CHANGAA 3 GLASSES
1
CHANGAA 300ML
1
CHANGAA 4 GLASS
2
CHANGAA 4 GLASSES
2
CHANGAA 5 GLASS
1
CHANGAA*5(200ML)
1
CHANGAA3*100ML
1
CITIZEN 300ML *6
1
MURATINA
1
MURATINA 10 CUPS
1
NO DRINK
1
NONE
2
PILSNER 2.4*5
1
In last week, # of drinks had on Sunday
Respondent
14.21 During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
0
99
91.294
24.779
Number of drinks had on Sunday
How many days in a week do you eat fruit
Respondent
14.22 In a typical week, on how many days do you eat fruit?
DONT KNOW...98
IF DONT KNOW, CIRCLE 98; IF ZERO DAYS, SKIP TO 14.24
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of days in week when eats fruit
0
126
1
143
2
187
3
199
4
100
5
49
6
56
7
362
95
Missing
1
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
3
99
NA
0
Sysmiss
4665
How many servings of fruit do you eat in a day
Respondent
14.23 How many servings of fruit do you eat in one of those days
DONT KNOW...98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of fruit servings in each day
0
2
1
482
2
308
3
161
4
85
5
40
6
10
7
7
95
Missing
2
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
3
99
NA
126
Sysmiss
4665
How many days in a week do you eat veges
Respondent
14.24 In a typical week, on how many days do you eat vegetables?
DONT KNOW...98
IF DONT KNOW, CIRCLE 98; IF 00 DAYS SKIP TO 14.26
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of days in week when eats vegetable servings
0
10
1
13
2
48
3
83
4
102
5
88
6
51
7
826
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
4
99
NA
1
Sysmiss
4665
How many servings of veges do you eat in a day
Respondent
14.25 How many servings of vegetables do you eat in one of those days?
DONT KNOW...98
USE THE SHOWCARDS TO CALCULATE THE NUMBER OF VEGETABLE SERVINGS HAD IN A TYPICAL DAY. IF DONT KNOW, CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of vegetable servings in a day
0
1
1
70
2
237
3
228
4
184
5
144
6
80
7
35
8
67
9
58
10
24
11
6
12
6
16
2
17
1
20
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
71
99
NA
11
Sysmiss
4665
Do you cook in your household?
Respondent
14.26 Do you cook in your household/are meals prepared in the household in which you live?
YES...1;NO...2;SKIP TO 14.29
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Do you cook in Household
1
Yes
1195
2
No
30
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1
Sysmiss
4665
Name of oil/fat mostly used
Respondent
14.27 What is the name of the oil or fat that is most often used for meal preparation in your household?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Name of oil/fat mostly used in Household
(UNKNOWN) YELLOW
2
(UNKNOWN)YELLOW
1
9
33
ANIMAL FAT
7
ANY COOKING FAT( YELLOW)
1
BAHARI
2
BLUE BAND (OTHER)
1
CHEF
3
CHIPO
1
CHIPSY
2
COWBOY
9
DON'T USE ANY OIL
1
EAT STEAMED FOOD NO FAT NO SALAD
1
ELIANTO
23
FRESH FRI
4
FRESH FRY
10
FRY KING
3
FRY MATE
14
FRYKING
1
FRYMATE
7
GOATS FAT
1
GODEN FRY
1
GOLDEN
2
GOLDEN FRHY
1
GOLDEN FRY
48
GOLDENN FRY
1
JOMA
1
KASUKSU
1
KASUKU
218
KIBOKO
1
KIMBO
119
LOCAL ANIMAL FAT
2
LOCAL ANIMAL FATS
2
LOCAL ANIMALS(KONDOO)
1
MAFUTA YA MBUZI(LOCAL ANIMAL FAT)
1
MALLO
15
OIL SUNFLOWER
1
OTHER (BLUE BAND)
1
OTHER(CHICKEN OIL)
1
POA MPISHI
1
RINA
23
RINA SALAD
4
SALAD
20
SALAD AND ANIMAL FAT
1
SALAD OIL
2
SALAD RINA
8
SALAD SUKUMA
1
SALAD UFUTA
1
SALAD UNKNOWN
3
SALAD(UKNOWN )
1
SEAGULL
1
SOMO
5
SOYA GOLD
1
SUN GOLD
2
SUNFLOWER OIL
1
SUNFLOWER SALAD
1
SUNGOLD
1
SUPA GOLD
1
TILLY
17
TILY
3
UFUTA
1
UKNOWN (YELLOW)
1
UKNOWN WHITE
2
UKNOWN YELLOW
3
UKNOWN( YELLOW)
1
UNK YELLOW
1
UNKNIOWN YELLOW
1
UNKNONWN WHITE
1
UNKNOOWN YELLOW
1
UNKNOW SALAD
1
UNKNOW WHITE
1
UNKNOW YELLOW
4
UNKNOW(YELLOW)
1
UNKNOWN
3
1
UNKNOWN (WHITE)
6
UNKNOWN (YELLOW)
20
UNKNOWN SALAD
25
UNKNOWN SALAND
4
UNKNOWN WHITE
48
UNKNOWN YELLLOW
1
UNKNOWN YELLOW
339
UNKNOWN YELLW
1
UNKNOWN YELOW
1
UNKNOWN(SALAD)
1
UNKNOWN(WHITE)
5
UNKNOWN(YELLOW)
7
UNKONWN YELLOW
1
UNKOWN (WHITE)
1
UNKOWN WHITE
1
UNKOWN YELLOW
3
VEGETABLE(FRY MATE)
1
WHITE UNKNOWN
5
WHITE( UNKNOWN)
1
YELLOW
9
1
YELLOW (UNKNOWN)
3
YELLOW COOKING FAT
3
YELLOW GOLD
2
YELLOW UNKNOW
1
YELLOW UNKNOWN
65
YELLOW UNKOWN
1
YELLOW UNNKOWN
1
YELLOW(UNKNOWN)
2
YELLOW(UNKOWN)
1
ZESTA
1
Code of the oil/fat mostly used
Respondent
RECODE THE TYPE OF FAT MOST OFTEN USED. USE CODE SHEET B
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Code of oil/fat mostly used in Household
999
2
A01
120
A02
216
A03
10
A04
2
A05
1
A06
21
A07
2
A08
1
A09
36
A10
15
A11
19
A12
1
A13
5
A14
1
A16
1
A17
70
A18
480
A19
5
A20
2
B01
35
B02
26
B04
9
B05
2
B06
4
B07
2
B08
2
B09
49
B12
3
B13
6
B14
3
B15
55
B16
5
C04
14
C05
1
How often do you have meals outside home
Respondent
14.29 How often do you have meals outside the home (not including food packed from home)?
DAILY...01; 5-6 DAYS PER WEEK...02;1-4 DAYS PER WEEK; 1-3 DAYS PER MONTH; LESS THAN ONCE A MONTH...05;NEVER...06OTHER...96; IF NEVER SKIP TO 14.32A
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1225
4666
Frequency of meals outside the home
1
Daily
93
2
5-6 days a week
164
3
1-4 days a week
160
4
1-3 days a month
102
5
Less than once a month
35
6
Never
671
96
Other
0
Sysmiss
4666
Where mostly do you get food
Respondent
14.30 Where do you mostly get food from, when you eat outside the home?
Restaurant...01;Roadside eatery...02;Fastfood joint/Take away...03;Bakery/Pastry shop...04;Ordinary shop...05;Food vendor...06;Fruit stall...07;Other...96
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Main source of food (Outside the Home)
1
Restaurant
100
2
Roadside eatery
325
3
Fastfood joint
44
4
Bakery/Pastry shop
13
5
Ordinary shop
24
6
Food vendor
31
7
Fruit stall
2
95
Missing
2
96
Other
12
99
NA
673
Sysmiss
4665
Other place you get food from
Respondent
Other (specify)...96
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Other main source of food (Not listed in the provided options)
99
1215
COMPANY'S CANTEEN
1
FOOD BOUGHT BY FREINDS
1
FROM HER DAUGHTER
1
FROM NEIGHBOURS
1
GET READY FOOD FROM HER DAUGHTER
1
GETS FOOD FROM DAUGHTERS PLACE
1
GRANDCHILD HOUSE
1
HER CHILD PROVIDE FOOD FOR HER
1
NEIGHBOURS HOUSE
1
THE FOOD IS COOKED BY HIS CHILDREN FROM THEIR HOUSE
1
WORKING PLACE
1
What most likely to eat outside home
Respondent
14.31 What are you most likely to eat, when you eat outside the home?
RECORD DETAILS OF FOOD THE RESPONDENT USUALLY EATS, AND GO TO 14.32
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1225
0
Food most eaten when eating outside home
1
1
2
1
3
1
99
670
ANGERA, UGALI, MEAT, ANDAZI, SAMOSA, TEA
1
1
1
BEANS & CHAPATI, UGALI & SUKUMA
1
BEANS & MAIZE (GITHERI)
1
BEANS & UGALI
1
1
BEANS+CHAPATI
1
BEANS, RICE, CHAPATI GREEN GRAMSSS
1
BEANS, RICE, MEAT, CHAPATI
1
BEANS,CHAPATI,SUKUMA,CABBAGE,TEA.
1
BEANS,CHAPATI,UGALI
1
BEANS,CHAPATI,UGALI,SUKUMA,TEA.
1
BEANS,RICE,TEA,SUKUMA,WIKI (KALES),UGALI,CABAGE.
1
BEANS,UGALI,CHAPATI,SUKUMAWIKI,TEA.
1
1
BISCUITS AND MILK
1
BOILED BEANS AND CHAPATI.
1
BOILED CABBAGE,CHAPATI,UGALI,MANDONDO
1
BOILED EGGS
3
BOILED EGGS AND MILK
1
BOILED EGGS,MILK
1
BOILED MAIZE
2
BOILED MILK AND CHAPATI
1
BOILED MILK, BOILED EGGS
1
BOILED RICE
1
BOLED BEANS AND CHAPATI
1
BOWL OF FRUITS
1
BREACH, TEA
1
BREAD
4
BREAD + MILK
1
BREAD AND MILK
2
BREAD MILK
1
BREAD SODAS CAKES
1
CABBAGE AND UGALI,KUNDE AND UGALI,TEA AND WHITE BREAD,RED MEAT AND UGALI.
1
CABBAGE RICE, CHAPATI
1
CABBAGE,GITHERI,CHAPATI MAHARAGWE
1
CAKE
1
1
CAKES AND SODAS
1
CAKES, EGGS
1
CAKES, SODA
1
CBBAGE,MANDONDO,NDENGU,VIAZI,YGALI NA CHAPATI.
1
CHAI
1
CHAI , CHAPATI, UGALI
1
CHAI , UGALI SUKUMA
1
CHAI AND MUKATE
1
CHAI MANDAZI
1
CHAI,CHAPATI,BEANS
1
CHAI,CHAPATI,GITHERI
1
CHAI,CHAPATI,ROASTED MEAT,UGALI
1
CHAI,CHAPATI,SOUP,UGALI,BEANS
1
CHAI,MADAZI.
1
CHAPATI
2
1
1
CHAPATI , UGALI MADODO
1
CHAPATI AND BEANS ,UGALI AND NYAMA
1
CHAPATI AND BEANS, CHAPATI AND TEA
1
CHAPATI AND MADODO
1
CHAPATI AND NDENGU. UGALI AND BEANS
1
CHAPATI AND SUKUMA WIKI,UGALI
1
CHAPATI AND TEA
1
CHAPATI BEANS
5
CHAPATI CABBAGE,MAHARAGWE
1
CHAPATI CHAI
1
CHAPATI MADODO GITHERI
1
CHAPATI MADODO,UGALI CHOMA
1
CHAPATI MADODO,UGALI SUKUMA
1
CHAPATI MAHARAGWE
2
1
CHAPATI MAHARAGWE, CABBAGE AND SUKUMA,(MIX)
1
1
CHAPATI MBOGA
1
CHAPATI MBOGA,GITHERI
1
CHAPATI NDENGU
1
1
CHAPATI RICE
1
CHAPATI RICE AND BEANS
1
1
CHAPATI SUKUMA AND MAHARAGWE
1
1
CHAPATI, BEANS , RICE
1
CHAPATI, BEANS, RICE
1
CHAPATI, CABBAGE, NYAMA, MATUMBO.
1
CHAPATI, GITHERI, RICE AND MANAGU , CHIPS
1
CHAPATI, GITHERI, VEGETABLE AND UGALI
1
CHAPATI, GITHERI.
1
1
CHAPATI, RICE AND BEANS, UGALI AND VEGETABLES
1
CHAPATI, SUKUMA, NYAMA, VIAZI, TOMATOES.
1
CHAPATI,BEANS
1
CHAPATI,BEANS,RICE.
1
CHAPATI,BEANS,UGALI,TEA & MANDAZI
1
CHAPATI,CABBAGE
1
CHAPATI,CABBAGE,KIENYEJI,MCHELE
1
CHAPATI,MBOGA,UGALI MADONDO
1
CHAPATI,NDENGU,RICE
1
CHAPATI,RICE AND BEANS
1
CHAPATI,RICE MAHARAGWI.
1
CHAPATI,RICE,BEANS
1
CHAPATI,RICE,SUKUMAWIKI.
1
CHAPATI,RICE,UGALI,SUKUMA,CABBAGE,MEAT,EGGS.
1
CHAPATI,SUKUMAWIKI.
1
CHAPATI,UGALI,BEANS
1
CHAPATI,UGALI,BEANS,CABBAGE,SUKUMAWIKI
1
CHAPATI,UGALI,MCHELE,NYAMA
1
CHAPATI,UGALI,SUKUMAWIKI,MBOGA,BEANS
1
CHICKEN UGALI
1
CHIPS
9
1
CHIPS AND GOATS MEAT
1
CHIPS AND PLASTIC SODAS
2
CHIPS AND SOUSAGES.
1
CHIPS MAYAI,UGALI KUNDE
1
CHIPS, SODA
2
CHIPS,CHICKEN
1
CHIPS,SODA,MILK BREAD
1
CHIPS,SODA,RICE NDENGU
1
CHIPS,SODAS(PLASTIC BOTTLES)
1
DONUTS AND SODA.
1
1
FARMENTED MILK AND GITHERI
1
FISH & UGALI
1
FRIED MEAT AND CHAPATI
1
FRUITING(FRUIT SALAD)
1
FRUITS
1
FRUITS CHAPATI
1
GITHERI
29
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
GITHERI , CHAPAI, TEA, MEAT
1
GITHERI , RICE AND BEANS
1
GITHERI ,RICE
1
GITHERI ,RICE,BEANS
1
GITHERI AND MBOGA
1
GITHERI AND MILK
1
GITHERI AND TEA
3
GITHERI AND UJI
1
GITHERI CHAI MANDAZI
1
GITHERI CHAI NA CHAPATI , MANDODO CHAPATI
1
GITHERI CHAPATI
1
GITHERI MBOGA
1
GITHERI MCHELE
1
GITHERI MIXED WITH MILK.
1
1
GITHERI, MANDONDO UGALI, CABBAGE
1
GITHERI, MCHELE, UGALI-SUKUMA
1
GITHERI, MOKIMO, RICE AND BEANS
1
GITHERI, SUKUMA & UGALI
1
GITHERI, TEA, UGALI, SUKUMA
1
GITHERI, UGALI AND VEGETABLES
1
GITHERI, UGALI MIX(CABBAGE, SUKUMA WIKI, STEW
1
GITHERI, UGALI, NYAMA
1
GITHERI, UGALI-MADODO, SUKUMA, CABBAGE, CHAI, CHAPATI
1
GITHERI,CHAPATI
2
GITHERI,CHAPATI,CABBAGE.
1
GITHERI,CHAPATI,MANDAZI
1
GITHERI,CHAPATI,MBOGA(CABBAGE)
1
GITHERI,CHAPATI,RICE AND BEANS,VEGETABLE AND UGALI.
1
GITHERI,MANDAZI
1
GITHERI,MATUMBO UGALI.
1
GITHERI,MCHELE AND NDENGU.
1
GITHERI,MEAT AND UGALI,CHAPATI.
1
GITHERI,MEAT UGALI,RICE AND BEANS
1
GITHERI,MOKIMO
1
GITHERI,MOKIMO,CHAPATI
1
GITHERI,MUTHOKOI,RICE AND BEANS UGALI AND VEGETABLE
1
GITHERI,PORRIDGE
1
GITHERI,RICE & BEANS,UGALI & VEGETABLES.
1
GITHERI,RICE AND BEANS,UGALI AND VEGETABLES.
1
GITHERI,SUKUMA AND UGALI
1
GITHERI,SUKUMA,MEAT,CHAPATI
1
GITHERI,SUKUMAWIKI,UGALI
1
GITHERI,TEA
1
GITHERI,TEA,CHAPATI
1
GITHERI,TEA,RICE
1
GITHERI,UGALI & CABBAGE
1
GITHERI,UGALI & VEGETABLES
2
GITHERI,UGALI MANDONDO
1
GITHERI,UGALI VEGETABLES,RICE AND BEANS
1
GITHERI,UGALI-CABBAGE,SUKUMA,MADODO,CHAPATI,ANDAZI , CHAI.
1
GITHERI-CABBAGE,UGALI SUKUMA,MUCHELE MIX
1
GITHERI-MBOGA
1
1
GOAT MEAT, SOUP AND UGALI
1
HIS FREINDS BRINGS GITHERI ,UGALI,SUKUMA,MAHARAGWE,CHAPATI,SUPU,NYAMA,CAKE MCHEL
1
HOT RICE, MUCHIRI
1
KACHUMBARI+MEAT AND UGALI
1
KUKU AND BEANS MIXED
1
LOAF AND TEA
1
MADODO,NDENGU,UGALI,SUKUMAWIKI
1
MAHARAGE+GITHERI,CHAPATI,NDENGU.
1
MAHARAGWE ,GITHERI
1
MAHARAGWE,CABBAGE
1
MAHARAGWE,CHAPATI,MCHELE.
1
MAIZE BOILED ND MILK
1
MANADAZI AND TEA
1
MANDAZI
1
MANDAZI AND TEA
1
1
MANDAZI,CHAI
1
MANDAZI,CHAI,CHAPATI,RICE
1
1
MANDONDO,MEAT,UGALI,KUNDE
1
MANDONDO,UGALI,CABBAGE,CHAPATI
1
MATUMBO AND UGALI
3
MATUMBO UGALI
2
MATUMBO,UGALI
1
MBOGA,UGALI,MILK.
1
MBOGA/CABBAGE/UGALI
1
MCHELE & BEANS,UGALI & NDENGU
1
MCHELE -MAHARAGWE,NDENGU CHAPATI
1
MCHELE MADONDO,UGALI SUKUMA
1
MCHELE MAHARAGW, SUKUMA
1
MCHELE MAHARAGWE
1
MCHELE MAHARAGWE CABBAGE
2
MCHELE MAHARAGWE NA SUKUMA
1
MCHELE MAHARAGWE,CABBAGE.
1
MCHELE MAHARAGWE,SUKUMA.
1
MCHELE MANDONDO
1
MCHELE NDENGU
1
MCHELE NYAMA
1
MCHELE STEW
2
MCHELE STEW.
1
MCHELE SUKUMA
1
MCHELE TEA
1
MCHELE(PILAU) UGALI- NYAMA
1
MCHELE, CABBAGE NA VIAZI
1
MCHELE, MANDODO, CHAPATI, CABBAGE, CHAI, NA ANDAZI, UGALI
1
MCHELE, MILK & TEA
1
MCHELE, NYAMA, CHAPATI, CHAI.
1
MCHELE, TEA
1
MCHELE,MAHARAGWE
1
MCHELE,MAHARAGWE,UGALI MBOGA /MAHARAGWE GITHERI
1
MCHELE,MATARA,ROTI,NDENGU
1
MCHELE,SUKUSMA NA MAHARAGWE.
1
MEAR AND CABBAGE
1
1
MEAT & UGALI
1
MEAT AND UGALI, CHAPATI AND CHICKEN
1
MEAT AND UGALI, GITHERI, VEGETABLES
1
MEAT MIXED WITH UGALI
1
MEAT UGALI,UGALI MBOGA
1
MEAT,CHAPATI,UGALI,CABBAGES.
1
MEAT,RICE AND BEANS
1
MEAT,UGALI,VEGETABLES
1
MILK
3
MILK , BREAD
1
MILK ,FARMENTED
1
MILK AND BREAD
4
MILK AND KIENYEJI
1
MILK AND TOAST
2
MILK, BREAD
2
MILK,BREAD
1
MIXED FOOD EG BEANS AND MBOGA (MIX)
1
MKATE MAZIWA,GITHERI
1
MOKIMO , MIUTHOKOI
1
MOKIMO,GITHERI.
1
MTHOKHOI(BOILED MAIZE+BEANS)
1
MUTHOKOI/UGALI-MBOGA
1
NYAMA -UGALI,GITHERI,UGALI-MATUMBO
1
NYAMA CHOMA
1
NYAMA NA CHIPS
1
NYAMA, GITHERI, CHAPATI, RICE
1
1
OMENA AND UGALI
2
PACKET MILK
1
PASTA STEW
1
PLASTIC SODAS & CHIPS
1
POTATOES AND BANANA
1
PUDDING SMALL DISH
1
RICE
1
RICE & BEANS.MEAT & UGALI
1
RICE ,UGALI ,SUKUMA
1
RICE AND BEANS
1
RICE AND BEANS,UGALI AND MEAT
1
RICE AND BEANS,UGALI AND VEGETABLES,GITHERI
1
RICE AND MEAT
1
RICE BEANS CHAPATI
1
RICE, BEANS, SUKUMA,CABBAGE,TEA. ANDAZI, UGALI
1
RICE, MEAT(RED) SOUP MIXED WITH UGALI
1
RICE, MUKIMO, UGALI, SUKUMA WIKI, TEA
1
RICE,BEANS
2
RICE,BEANS,CHAPATI
1
RICE,BEANS,KALES,UGALI
1
RICE,CHAPATI.
1
RICE,CHICKEN,BEEF,BEANS
1
RICE,SUKUMA,UGALI ,CHAPATI,BEANS
1
RICE,UGALI,CHAPATI,BEANS,SUKUMA
1
ROASTED , MAIZE AND TEA
1
ROSTED MAIZE UGALI AND MBOGA
1
SODA , BREAD, DONUTS
1
SODA AND CAKE
1
SODA+BREAD
1
SODA,BREAD,MILK
1
SPAGHET MCHELE STEW.
1
SUKUMA AND UGALI,RICE,CHAPATI AND CABBAGE.
1
SUKUMA UGALI,SODA AND BREAD
1
SUKUMA WIKI , OSUGA
1
1
TEA ,SUKUMA,UGALI
1
TEA AND CHAPATI,RICE AND BEANS ,UGALI AND VEGETABLES,UGALI AND MATUMBO
1
TEA AND MANDAZI
1
1
TEA, ANDAZI, MBOGA, MAHARAGWE
1
TEA, MADAZI, CHAPATI
1
TEA,BREAD,MEAT,UGALI
1
TEA,MANDAZI,UGALI,VEGETABLES
1
TOAST AN SODA
1
1
1
1
UGALI & BEANS,. MCHELE, CHAPATI & NDENGU
1
UGALI & MBOGA
1
UGALI & MEAT,RICE & BEANS,VEGETABLES
1
UGALI & MILK
1
1
1
UGALI (MIX)-SUKUMA,CABBAGE
1
UGALI + MEAT
1
UGALI +VEGETABLES
1
UGALI , CABBAGE, SUKUMA
1
UGALI , CHAPATI, CABBAGE, SUKUMA , BEANS
1
UGALI ,SUKUMA, RICE MEAT
1
UGALI ,SUPU
1
UGALI -MADODO,UGALI SUKUMA
1
UGALI AMANDONDO,UGALI MATUMBO
1
UGALI AND BEANS
2
UGALI AND BEANS,MCHELE AND NDENGU
1
UGALI AND CABBAGE
1
UGALI AND FISH ,UGALI AND BEANS, CHAPATI AND NDENGU
1
UGALI AND FISH,AUGALI AND BEANS.
1
UGALI AND MADODO
1
UGALI AND MATUMBO
2
UGALI AND MBOGA
3
UGALI AND MBOGA.
1
UGALI AND MEAT
2
UGALI AND MEAT,MCHELE AND BEANS.
1
UGALI AND MILK ,UGALI SUKUMA,SPINACH,KUNDE
1
UGALI AND NYAMA
2
UGALI AND OMENA
2
UGALI AND SUKUMA
1
UGALI AND VEGETABLES, RICE AND BEANS,GITHERI
1
UGALI AND VEGETABLES,RICE AND BEANS
2
UGALI AND VEGETABLES,TEA AND CHAPATI
1
UGALI AND VNDENGU,GREEN GRAMS
1
1
UGALI CABBAGE OR SUKUMA
1
UGALI CABBAGE,MADODO
1
UGALI CABBAGE,UGALI MADONDO,CHAPATI CABBAGE
1
1
UGALI FISH, CHAPATI
1
UGALI MADODO,CHAPATI MBOGA
1
UGALI MADODO,CHAPATI,UGALI NA MBOGA
1
UGALI MADONDO,GITHERI
1
UGALI MAHARAGWE,CABBAGE
1
UGALI MATUMBO
1
UGALI MATUMBO, NYAMA MCHELE
1
UGALI MBOGA
1
UGALI MBOGA,GITHERI
1
UGALI MIX
1
UGALI MIX(STEW MEAT)
1
UGALI MIX,MAHARAGWE,CABBAGE,NDENGU,SUKUMA,MCHELE CHAPATI,TEA
1
UGALI MIX,SUKUMA CABBAGE ,NDENGU
1
UGALI MIXED WITH SOUP (BEANS)
1
UGALI NA OMENA
1
UGALI NA SUKUMA
1
UGALI NDENGU,GITHERI
1
UGALI NDENGU,UGALI MBOGA,CHAPATI NDENGU.
1
UGALI NDENGU,UGALI SUKUMA
1
UGALI NYAMA
2
UGALI NYAMA,UGALI MATUMBO
1
UGALI SUKUMA
4
UGALI SUKUMA, CABBAGE, MANDONDO, CHAPATI NYAMA
1
UGALI SUKUMA,CHAPATI MBOGA,GITHERI
1
UGALI VEGETABLE,RICE BEANS,GITHERI.
1
UGALI+MATUMBO
2
UGALI+MEAT
2
UGALI, BEANS
1
UGALI, BEANS, GITHERI
1
UGALI, CHAPATI, BEANS
1
UGALI, MADAZI, TEA, CHAPATI, SUKUMA WIKI, BEANS
1
UGALI, MANDONDO, CABBAGE ,SUKUMA, CHAPATI.
1
UGALI, MEAT (CABBAGE, MATHOVOKO
1
UGALI, MEAT , CHAPATI
1
UGALI, SUKUMA
1
UGALI, SUKUMA WIKI
1
UGALI, SUKUMAWIKI, CABBAGE, GITHERI
1
UGALI, VEGETABLES, RICE AND BEANS
1
UGALI,BEANS
2
UGALI,CABBAGE,BEANS
1
UGALI,CABBAGE,CHAPATI NYANYA MCHELE MIX
1
UGALI,CABBAGE,CHAPATI,CABBAGE
1
UGALI,CABBAGES
3
UGALI,CHAPATI
1
UGALI,CHAPATI,CABBAGES
1
UGALI,CHAPATI,MADODO
1
UGALI,CHAPATI,MADONDO,CABBAGE
1
UGALI,CHAPATI,RICE
1
UGALI,CHAPATI,RICE,SUKUMAWIKI,BEANS,TEA AND MANDAZI
1
UGALI,CHAPATI,SUKUMA,BEANS,TEA,ANDAZI
1
UGALI,CHAPATI,SUKUMAWIKI,BEANS.
1
UGALI,CHAPATI.
1
UGALI,FISH
1
UGALI,FISH.
1
UGALI,MAHARAGWE
2
UGALI,MAHARAGWE,
1
UGALI,MBOGA
1
UGALI,MBOGA,CHAPATI.
1
UGALI,MCHELE,SUKUMA,NYAMA
1
UGALI,MEAT SUKUMA ,CABBAGE
1
UGALI,NEANS
1
UGALI,RICE,CHAPATI,BEANS,SUKUMAWIKI
1
UGALI,RICE,SUKUMAWIKI
1
UGALI,SAMAKI(FISH)
1
UGALI,SUKUMA
2
UGALI,SUKUMA AND CABBAGE
1
UGALI,SUKUMA WIKI
2
UGALI,SUKUMA,
1
UGALI,SUKUMA,TEA,CHAPATI,BEANS.
1
UGALI,SUKUMA.
1
UGALI,SUKUMAWIKI
1
UGALI,SUKUMAWIKI,CABBAGE,CHAPATI.
1
UGALI,SUKUMAWIKI,CHAPATI.
1
UGALI,VEGETABLE,GITHERI,RICE AND BEANS
1
1
UGALI,VEGETABLES,MEAT,RICE AND BEANS.
1
UGALI,WALI,SPINACH,CABBAGE
1
UGALI-BEANS
1
UGALI-FISH, BEANS-CHAPATI
1
UGALI-MATUMBO,CABBAGE
1
UGALI-MBOGA
1
UGALI-NDENGU,UGALI-MADODO.CHAPATI-MADODO,
1
1
UGALI-NYAMA,SWEET POTATOES,MANDAZI & CHAI
1
UGALI-STEW.
1
UGALI-SUKUMA,UGALI-MATUMBO,UGALI-MADODO
1
UGALI/CHAPATI/MBOGA
1
UGALI/MADODO
1
UGALI/MBOGA
1
UGALI/NYAMA
1
UGALI/SUKUMA
1
UGALI/SUKUMA/NYAMA
2
VEGES RICE AND BEANS,GITHERI,UGALI.
1
VEGETABLE,UGALI,RICE AND BEANS
1
VEGETABLES AND UGALI, RICE AND BEANS.
1
VEGETABLES,GITHERI
1
VEGETABLES,MEAT,UGALI,GITHERI.
1
VEGETABLES,UGALI,GITHERI
2
VEGETABLES,UGALI,MEAT.
1
VEGETABLES,UGALI,RICE AND BEANS.
1
WALI,UGALI,SUKUMA WIKI,SPINACH
1
YUGALI/SUKUMA
1
Do you add salt while cooking
Respondent
14.32a Do you add salt to vegetables while cooking?
YES...1;NO...2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Do you add salt to vegetables while cooking
1
Yes
658
2
No
9
5
Missing
3
7
Refused
0
9
NA
556
Sysmiss
4665
Do veges you eat usually have salt in eat?
Respondent
14.32 Do the vegetables you eat usually have salt in them?
YES...1;NO...2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Vegetables you usually eat are salted
1
Yes
1203
2
No
21
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
2
Sysmiss
4665
Do you add salt when eating?
Respondent
14.33 Do you add salt to your food when you are eating? (IF YES HOW OFTEN)
Yes, most of the time...1; Yes, some of the time...2;Yes, but in rare cases...3;Never...4
CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1225
4666
How often do you add salt to food when eating
1
Yes, most of the time
59
2
Yes, some of the time
282
3
Yes but in rare cases
539
4
Never
345
Sysmiss
4666
How often do you eat red meat
Respondent
14.34 How often do you eat red meat (beef, pork, lamb, goat, game)?
Daily...02; 5-6 days per week...02;1-4 days per week...03;1-3 days per month...04; Less than once a month...05; 2-3 times a year...06; Once a year...07;Never...08;Other...96
(RED MEAT IS MEAT OTHER THAN FISH, CHICKEN)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1223
4668
Frequency of red meat consumption
1
Daily
27
2
5-6 days a week
38
3
1-4 days a week
301
4
1-3 days a month
489
5
Less than once a month
312
6
2-3 times a year
29
7
Once a year
4
8
Never
23
96
Other
0
99
NA
0
Sysmiss
4668
Do you add sugar in your beverages
Respondent
14.35 Do you put sugar in your beverages such as tea, coffee, cocoa or porridge?
YES...1;NO...2;SKIP TO 14.41
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1225
4666
1
Yes
1154
2
No
71
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4666
How many spoons of sugar do put in a cup?
Respondent
14.36 How many spoons of sugar do you usually put in a cup?
DONT KNOW...98
IF DONT KNOW, CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of spoons of sugar respondent adds to cup
1
349
2
581
3
157
4
11
5
2
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
54
99
NA
72
Sysmiss
4665
# of spoons of sugar you take in a day
Respondent
14.37 Taking into account the amount of tea/coffee/cocoa/porridge that you drink, how many spoons of sugar do you take on a typical day?
PROMPT AND GUIDE THE RESPONDENT THROUGH THE CALCULATIONS
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of sugar spoons consumed in a typical day
1
48
2
235
3
140
4
318
5
15
6
221
7
1
8
66
9
20
10
14
12
11
14
3
15
1
16
2
18
3
20
2
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
126
Sysmiss
4665
Ever taken soft drink in past 12 months
Respondent
14.38 In the past 12 months have you ever taken a soft drink (e.g. Cola, Sprite, Fanta, Pepsi, etc...)
YES...1;NO...2;SKIP TO 14.41
READ RESPONSES
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1225
4666
Ever taken soft drink in past 12 months
1
Yes
1043
2
No
182
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4666
How often did you have at least one soft drink
Respondent
14.39 In the past 12 months, how frequently have you had at least one soft drink?
Daily...01; 5-6 days per week...02;1-4days per week;1-3 days per month...04;Less than once a month...05;2-3 times a year...06;Once a year...07;Other...96
READ RESPONSES
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Frequency of soft drinks in week
1
Daily
5
2
5-6 days a week
11
3
1-4 days a week
124
4
1-3 days a month
424
5
Less than once a month
374
6
2-3 times a year
93
7
Once a year
11
8
Never
0
96
Other
1
99
NA
183
Sysmiss
4665
Respondent
Other (specify)...96
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
0
Other frequency of soft drinks in week
99
1225
TAKE SODA EVEN AFTER A YEAR
1
How many soft drinks do you have in a day
Respondent
14.40 When you take soft drinks on average, how many drinks do you have during one day?
DONT KNOW...98
IF DONT KNOW, CIRCLE 98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of soft drinks taken in a day
1
959
2
71
3
10
5
1
7
2
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
183
Sysmiss
4665
You work involve vigorous-intensity activity
Respondent
14.41 Does your work involve vigorous-intense activity that causes large increases in breathing or heart rate like (carrying or lifting heavy loads, digging or construction work) for at least 10 minutes continuously?
YES...1;NO...2;SKIP TO 14.44
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1225
4666
Respondent's work involves vigorous/intense activity
1
Yes
198
2
No
1027
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4666
How many days you do vigorous-intensity activity
Respondent
14.42 In a typical week, on how many days do you do vigorous-intense activities as part of your work?
Days
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of days in week when engaged in vigorous/intense activity
1
9
2
33
3
26
4
17
5
17
6
67
7
28
8
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
1028
Sysmiss
4665
How much time you do vigorous-intensity activity
Respondent
14.43 How much time do you spend doing vigorous/intense activities at work on a typical day
Hours
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of hours in day spent doing vigorous/intense activity
0
1
1
29
2
24
3
21
4
21
5
14
6
13
7
2
8
48
9
11
10
11
11
2
13
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
1028
Sysmiss
4665
You work involve moderate-intensity activity
Respondent
14.44 Does your work involve moderate-intensity activity that causes small increases in breathing or heart rate such as brisk wealking, carrying light loads, for at least 10 mintues continuously?
YES...1;NO...2;SKIP TO 14.47
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Respondent's work involves moderate-intense activity
1
Yes
428
2
No
797
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1
Sysmiss
4665
How many days you do moderate-intensity activity
Respondent
14.45 In a typical week, on how many days do you do moderate-intensity activites at work on a typical day?
Days
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
430
5461
Number of days involved in moderate/intense work activity
1
13
2
27
3
41
4
25
5
30
6
162
7
130
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
2
Sysmiss
5461
How much time you do moderate-intensity activity
Respondent
14.46 How much time do you spend doing moderate-intensity activities at work on a typical day?
Hours
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of hours in day spent doing moderate/intense activity
0
21
1
45
2
79
3
22
4
31
5
29
6
24
7
8
8
98
9
29
10
21
11
3
12
14
13
3
14
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
798
Sysmiss
4665
Do you walk or use a bicycle
Respondent
14.47 Do you walk or use a bicycle for at least 10 mintues continuously to get to and from places?
YES...1;NO...2;SKIP TO 14.50
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1225
4666
Daily 10 minute walk or continuous use of bicycle
1
Yes
1075
2
No
150
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4666
How many days do you walk or use bicycle in a week
Respondent
14.48 In a typical week, on how many days do you walk or use a bicycle for at least 10 minutes continuously to get to and from places?
Days
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of days a week when have 10 minute walk or 10-minute continuous use of bicycle
1
36
2
70
3
63
4
66
5
61
6
267
7
512
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
151
Sysmiss
4665
How much time do you spend walking or cycling?
Respondent
14.49 How much time do you spend walking or cycling on a typical day?
Hours
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of hours in day spent walking or cycling
0
148
1
468
2
276
3
101
4
45
5
19
6
7
7
3
8
3
10
4
12
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
151
Sysmiss
4665
Do you do any vigorous-intensity sports?
Respondent
14.50 Do you do any vigorous-intensity sports, fitness or recreational (leisure) activities that cause large increases in breathing or heart rate like (running or football), for at least 10 minutes continuously?
YES...1;NO...2; SKIP TO 14.53
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1225
4666
Participate in Vigorous/Intense sports activities
1
Yes
27
2
No
1198
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4666
How many days of vigorous-intensity sports in a week?
Respondent
14.51 In a typical week, on how many days do you do vigorous/intensity sports, fitness or recreational (leisure) activities?
Days
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of days in week spent on vigorous/intense sports
1
4
2
7
3
7
4
1
5
3
6
2
7
3
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
1199
Sysmiss
4665
How much time vigorous-intensity sports in a day?
Respondent
14.52 How much time do you spend doing vigorous-intensity sports fitness or recreational activities on a typical day?
Hours
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of hours in day spent on vigorous/intense sports
0
3
1
18
2
3
3
2
5
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
1199
Sysmiss
4665
Do you do any moderate-intensity sports?
Respondent
14.53 Do you do any moderate-intensity sports, fitness or recreational (leisure) activities that casue a small increase in breathing/heart rate like cycling or swimming for at lest 10 minutes continuously?
YES...1;NO...2;SKIP TO 14.56
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1225
4666
Participate in Moderate/Intense sports activities
1
Yes
18
2
No
1207
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4666
How many days of moderate-intensity sports in a week?
Respondent
14.54 In a typical week, on how many days do you do moderate-intensity sports, fitness or recreational (leisure) activities?
Days
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of days in week spent on Moderate/intense sports
1
5
2
1
3
4
5
2
6
1
7
5
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
1208
Sysmiss
4665
How much time moderate-intensity sports in a day?
Respondent
14.55 How much time do you spend doing moderate-intensity sports, fitness, or recreational activities on a typical day?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of hours in day spent on moderate/intense sports
0
1
1
4
2
7
3
2
4
3
6
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
1208
Sysmiss
4665
How much do you spend sitting?
Respondent
14.56 How much time do you usually spend sitting or reclining on a typical day (not including sleeping)
Hours
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1225
4666
Number of hours in day spent sitting/reclining
0
24
1
111
2
221
3
275
4
233
5
105
6
120
7
30
8
52
9
10
10
30
12
9
13
2
14
3
Sysmiss
4666
How much do you spend sleeping?
Respondent
14.57 How many hours do you usually spend sleeping in a typical 24 hour day
Hours
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1225
4666
Number of hours in day spent sleeping
1
1
2
4
3
8
4
15
5
34
6
113
7
170
8
306
9
217
10
176
11
72
12
98
13
4
14
3
15
1
16
1
19
1
20
1
Sysmiss
4666
Chances of getting Diabetes
Respondent
15.0 PERCEIVED PERSONAL RISK
15.1 Do you think your chances of getting Diabetes are very high, high, moderate,low or very low?
Very high...01;High...02;Moderate...03;Low...04;Very Low...05;Already have Diabetes...06;I dont know...98
CHECK 6.4.2A AND 6.4.2K, IF RESPONSE IS YES CIRCLE 6 AND MOVE TO 15.2, IF BOTH ARE NO ASK; CHOOSE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1225
4666
Self-rating of likelihood of getting Diabetes
1
Very High
3
2
High
27
3
Moderate
169
4
Low
258
5
Very low
366
6
Already have
52
7
Once a year
0
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
I Dont Know
350
99
NA
0
Sysmiss
4666
Chances of getting High Blood Presure
Respondent
15.0 PERCEIVED PERSONAL RISK
15.2 Do you think your chances of getting High blood pressure are very high, high, moderate,low or very low?
Very high...01;High...02;Moderate...03;Low...04;Very Low...05;Already have Hypertension...06;I dont know...98
CHECK 6.4.4A AND 6.4.2K, IF RESPONSE IS YES CIRCLE 6 AND MOVE TO 15.3, IF BOTH ARE NO ASK; CHOOSE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1224
4667
Self-rating of likelihood of getting High Blood Pressure
1
Very High
3
2
High
62
3
Moderate
186
4
Low
218
5
Very low
302
6
Already have
135
7
Once a year
0
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
I Dont Know
318
99
NA
0
Sysmiss
4667
Chances of getting stroke
Respondent
15.0 PERCEIVED PERSONAL RISK
15.3 Do you think your changes of getting a stroke ten years from now are... very high, high, moderate, low or very low?
Very high...01;High...02;Moderate...03;Low...04;Very Low...05;Already suffered stroke...06;I dont know...98
CHECK 6.4.5A, IF RESPONSE IS YES CIRCLE 6 AND MOVE TO 15.4, IF NO ASK; CHOOSE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1224
4667
Self-rating of likelihood of suffering Stroke ten years from now
1
Very High
0
2
High
15
3
Moderate
84
4
Low
296
5
Very low
386
6
Already have
6
7
Once a year
0
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
I Dont Know
437
99
NA
0
Sysmiss
4667
Chances of getting another stroke
Respondent
15.0 PERCEIVED PERSONAL RISK
15.4 Do you think your changes of getting another stroke are... very high, high, moderate, low or very low?
Very high...01;High...02;Moderate...03;Low...04;Very Low...05;I dont know...98
CHOOSE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Self-rating of likelihood of a second stroke, having suffered a first one
1
Very High
0
2
High
1
3
Moderate
1
4
Low
1
5
Very low
0
6
Already have
3
7
Once a year
0
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
1
98
I Dont Know
0
99
NA
1219
Sysmiss
4665
Chances of geting heart disease
Respondent
15.0 PERCEIVED PERSONAL RISK
15.5 Do you think your changes of getting heart disease like angina are ... very high, high, moderate, low or very low?
Very high...01;High...02;Moderate...03;Low...04;Very Low...05;Already have angina...06;I dont know...98
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1224
4667
Self-rating of likelihood of suffering angina
1
Very High
4
2
High
27
3
Moderate
136
4
Low
322
5
Very low
341
6
Already have
4
7
Once a year
0
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
I Dont Know
390
99
NA
0
Sysmiss
4667
Chances of geting heart attack in ten years
Respondent
15.0 PERCEIVED PERSONAL RISK
15.6 Do you think your chances of getting a heart attack ten years fron now ... are ... very high, high, moderate, low or very low?
Very high...01;High...02;Moderate...03;Low...04;Very Low...05;Already had a heart attack...06;I dont know...98
CHOOSE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1224
4667
Self-rating of likelihood of suffering heart attack ten years from now
1
Very High
4
2
High
15
3
Moderate
78
4
Low
247
5
Very low
362
6
Already have
1
7
Once a year
0
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
I Dont Know
517
99
NA
0
Sysmiss
4667
Chances of geting another heart attack
Respondent
15.0 PERCEIVED PERSONAL RISK
15.7 Do you think your chances of getting another heart attack are ... very high, high, moderate, low or very low?
Very high...01;High...02;Moderate...03;Low...04;Very Low...05;I dont know...98
CHOOSE ONLY ONE RESPONSE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Self-rating of likelihood of suffering a second heart attack having suffered a first one
1
Very High
0
2
High
0
3
Moderate
0
4
Low
0
5
Very low
0
6
Already have
0
7
Once a year
0
95
Missing
1
97
Refused
1
98
I Dont Know
0
99
NA
1224
Sysmiss
4665
Selected for objective measure
Respondent
16.0a
YES=1;NO=2;IF NO, SKIP TO 16.20 BLOOD PRESSURE
CHECK IF RESPONDENT HAS BEEN SELECTED FOR OBJECTIVE MEASURES SECTION
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1225
4666
Respondent selected for objective measure
1
Yes
387
2
No
838
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4666
Is it possible to perform timed walk?
Respondent
16.0b
YES...1;NO...2;SKIP TO 16.20: IF NO SKIP TO 16.20 ON BLOOD PRESSURE
FIRST CHECK THE ENVIRONMENT WHERE THE RESPONDENT LIVES, IS IT POSSIBLE TO PERFORM THE TIMED WALK, I.E. CAN YOU MEASURE OUT A 4 METRE DISTANCE, EITHER INSIDE OR OUTSIDE THE RESPONDENT'S HOUSE?
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Possible for respondent to perform timed walk in own environment
1
Yes
362
2
No
25
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
839
Sysmiss
4665
Completed the walk at usual pace
Respondent
16.1 Did respondent complete the walk at usual pace?
YES...1;NO...2; CANT WALK EVEN WITH SUPPORT...3>SKIP TO 16.5
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Completed Observed walk at Usual Pace
1
Yes
345
2
No
12
3
Can't Walk
5
9
NA
864
Sysmiss
4665
Time at 4 meters
Respondent
16.2 Time at 4 metres
Seconds
IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
0.03
99.99
73.027
43.079
Time taken to walk 4 metres at Usual Pace
Completed the walk at rapid pace
Respondent
16.3 Did respondent complete the walk at rapid pace?
YES...1;NO/REFUSED/UNABLE...2
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Respondent completed walk at a Rapid Pace
1
Yes
344
2
No
13
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
869
Sysmiss
4665
Time at 4 meters
Respondent
16.4 Time at 4 metres
Seconds
IF REFUSED RECORD 97
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Time respondent took to complete walk at Rapid pace
0.02
3
0.03
4
0.04
1
0.05
1
0.07
1
0.08
1
0.12
1
0.14
1
0.15
2
0.21
1
1.02
3
1.05
1
1.07
1
1.08
1
1.1
2
1.15
1
1.19
1
1.2
2
1.24
1
1.38
1
1.45
1
1.46
1
1.52
1
1.59
2
1.98
1
2
5
2.01
4
2.02
4
2.03
2
2.05
4
2.08
1
2.09
2
2.11
5
2.12
1
2.13
2
2.14
1
2.15
1
2.19
1
2.2
4
2.21
4
2.22
2
2.23
1
2.24
2
2.25
1
2.26
1
2.27
2
2.28
3
2.3
6
2.31
2
2.32
1
2.33
3
2.36
1
2.37
4
2.39
1
2.4
4
2.41
2
2.42
1
2.43
1
2.44
2
2.45
1
2.48
2
2.49
1
2.5
4
2.52
1
2.55
2
2.56
1
2.57
1
2.58
1
2.6
4
2.7
4
2.75
1
2.78
1
2.8
8
2.82
1
2.83
1
2.88
1
2.9
4
2.99
1
3
2
3.01
5
3.02
3
3.03
2
3.04
3
3.05
2
3.06
1
3.07
3
3.08
1
3.1
8
3.11
2
3.17
1
3.18
2
3.2
7
3.21
5
3.22
5
3.24
4
3.25
2
3.26
3
3.27
9
3.29
1
3.3
2
3.32
3
3.33
3
3.34
1
3.36
3
3.37
2
3.38
1
3.39
2
3.4
3
3.41
3
3.42
1
3.45
1
3.46
2
3.47
3
3.48
1
3.49
3
3.51
1
3.52
1
3.55
2
3.56
1
3.6
2
3.62
1
3.7
3
3.72
2
3.75
2
3.76
1
3.78
1
3.79
2
3.8
2
3.82
1
3.83
1
3.85
1
3.86
1
3.87
2
3.88
1
3.89
1
3.9
1
3.94
2
3.95
1
3.98
2
4
1
4.01
1
4.02
1
4.03
2
4.07
3
4.08
1
4.12
1
4.16
1
4.2
3
4.21
5
4.23
1
4.24
2
4.25
1
4.26
1
4.28
1
4.34
1
4.36
1
4.39
1
4.4
1
4.41
1
4.46
1
4.49
1
4.5
1
4.71
1
4.72
1
4.88
1
4.89
1
4.9
1
5
1
5.01
1
5.05
1
5.07
1
5.26
1
5.29
1
7.05
1
7.85
1
9.05
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
10
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
872
Sysmiss
4665
Visual acuity-right eye
Respondent
16.5a Right Eye
ft
INTERVIEWER: INVITE THE RESPONDENT TO SIT AGAIN - IN A CHAIR POSITIONED SO THAT THE RESPONDENT'S HEAD WILL BE 3 METERS FROM THE EYE CHART. IF THE RESPONDENT COULDN'T CORRECTLY POINT OUT THE DIRECTION OF THE LETTER "E" AND YOU USED FINGER COUNTING USE THE BOXES BELOW FOR
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Visual Acuity of the Right Eye
10
1
15
1
20
49
25
16
30
46
35
15
40
45
50
72
70
91
100
19
200
2
888
Never
0
995
Missing
0
997
Refused
1
998
Dont Know
0
999
NA
868
Sysmiss
4665
Visual acuity-left eye
Respondent
16.5b Left Eye
ft
INTERVIEWER: INVITE THE RESPONDENT TO SIT AGAIN - IN A CHAIR POSITIONED SO THAT THE RESPONDENT'S HEAD WILL BE 3 METERS FROM THE EYE CHART. IF THE RESPONDENT COULDN'T CORRECTLY POINT OUT THE DIRECTION OF THE LETTER "E" AND YOU USED FINGER COUNTING USE THE BOXES BELOW FOR
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Visual Acuity of the Left Eye
10
1
15
2
20
35
25
17
30
43
35
12
40
40
50
77
60
1
70
98
90
1
100
26
200
3
888
Never
0
995
Missing
0
997
Refused
1
998
Dont Know
0
999
NA
869
Sysmiss
4665
Finger counting-right eye
Respondent
IF THE RESPONDENT COULDN'T CORRECTLY POINT OUT THE DIRECTION OF THE LETTER "E" AND YOU USED FINGER COUNTING USE THE BOXES BELOW FOR RECORDING
16.5c Right Eye
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Finger Counting of the Right Eye
888
Never
0
995
Missing
8
997
Refused
0
998
Dont Know
0
999
NA
1218
Sysmiss
4665
Finger counting-left eye
Respondent
IF THE RESPONDENT COULDN'T CORRECTLY POINT OUT THE DIRECTION OF THE LETTER "E" AND YOU USED FINGER COUNTING USE THE BOXES BELOW FOR RECORDING
16.5d) Left eye
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Finger Counting of the Left Eye
888
Never
0
995
Missing
8
997
Refused
0
998
Dont Know
0
999
NA
1218
Sysmiss
4665
Any surgery on left arm
Respondent
16.6 Did you have any surgery on your left arm, hand or wrist in the last 3 months OR arthritis or pain in your left hand or wrist?
(1=YES; 2=NO;IF YES DO NOT TEST LEFT HAND)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Any surgery in last 3 months
1
Yes
3
2
No
359
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
864
Sysmiss
4665
Any surgery on right arm
Respondent
16.6 Did you have any surgery on your right arm, hand or wrist in the last 3 months OR arthritis or pain in your right hand or wrist?
(1=YES; 2=NO;IF YES DO NOT TEST RIGHT HAND)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Any surgery on right arm
1
Yes
4
2
No
358
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
864
Sysmiss
4665
Dominant hand
CHECK 16.6 AND 16.7. IF ANSWER IN BOTH IS YES, SKIP TO VERBAL RECALL ELSE ASK:
Which hand do you consider your dominant hand?
RIGHT...1;LEFT...2
FW: ONLY ONE ANSWER ALLOWED, IF RESPONDENT IS AMBIDEXTROUS, THE HAND THAT IS USED FOR WRITING/SIGNING IS CONSIDERED THE DOMINANT ONE
1224
4667
1
Yes
345
2
No
16
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
863
Sysmiss
4667
Left hand strength-1st reading
Respondent
ENTER THE MEASUREMENTS IN THE BOXES PROVIDED. IF RESPONDENT REFUSES, CIRCLE 997
Kg; RESPONDENT REFUSED...997
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1522
4369
First reading on Left Hand Strength
8
1
9
2
10
2
12
2
13
2
14
2
15
8
16
6
17
3
18
15
19
9
20
21
21
12
22
16
23
7
24
8
25
26
26
9
27
12
28
14
29
18
30
20
31
13
32
17
33
8
34
10
35
20
36
9
37
8
38
7
39
9
40
8
41
6
42
2
43
1
44
1
45
4
46
3
48
4
49
2
53
1
56
1
57
1
58
1
60.1
1
60.3
2
63
1
63.4
1
64
1
64.3
1
64.9
1
65.4
1
66.4
1
67
1
68
3
68.2
1
69
1
69.1
1
69.4
3
69.7
1
69.8
1
69.9
1
70
3
70.1
1
71
5
71.2
1
72
2
72.2
4
72.4
1
72.5
1
72.8
1
73
1
73.1
1
73.4
1
73.5
2
73.8
1
73.9
1
74
3
74.2
1
74.3
2
74.5
1
74.6
2
74.8
1
75
3
75.3
1
75.5
1
76
8
76.1
2
76.2
1
76.3
1
76.6
1
77
4
77.2
1
77.5
2
78
6
78.4
1
78.5
1
79
3
79.1
2
79.2
2
79.3
1
79.6
1
79.8
2
80
3
80.1
1
80.3
3
80.5
1
80.6
1
80.9
1
81
7
81.1
1
81.2
5
81.4
1
81.8
1
81.9
1
82
4
82.1
3
82.4
3
82.6
1
82.8
3
83
2
83.1
1
83.2
1
83.4
3
83.5
1
83.7
1
83.8
1
84
2
84.1
1
84.5
4
84.8
1
84.9
1
85
3
85.2
1
85.3
2
85.4
1
85.5
3
85.6
1
86
1
86.1
1
86.2
3
86.3
2
86.5
1
86.8
1
87
2
87.1
2
87.2
1
87.8
2
87.9
3
88.4
1
88.5
1
88.6
1
89
4
89.2
1
89.4
2
89.5
2
89.6
2
90
3
90.8
1
91
2
91.5
2
91.7
1
91.8
2
91.9
1
92
1
92.1
3
92.6
1
92.8
1
93
2
93.1
1
93.2
1
93.8
1
94
3
94.1
2
94.2
2
94.7
1
95
1
95.1
1
95.3
1
95.4
1
96
2
96.1
1
96.4
1
96.8
1
97
3
97.5
2
97.8
1
98
1
98.5
1
98.6
2
98.7
1
99
2
99.1
1
99.5
1
100
1
101
1
101.2
1
101.5
1
102.5
1
103
1
103.1
2
103.5
1
103.8
1
104
1
104.3
1
105.5
1
106
2
107
1
107.2
1
107.9
1
108.2
1
109
1
110.4
1
111.4
1
111.9
1
114
1
117
1
121
1
121.6
1
888
Never
0
995
Missing
0
997
Refused
11
998
Dont Know
0
999
NA
872
Sysmiss
4369
Left hand strength-2nd reading
Respondent
ENTER THE MEASUREMENTS IN THE BOXES PROVIDED. IF RESPONDENT REFUSES, CIRCLE 997
Kg; RESPONDENT REFUSED...997
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1522
4369
Second reading on Left Hand Strength
8
4
9
1
10
2
12
4
13
2
14
4
15
4
16
7
17
8
18
13
19
15
20
21
21
11
22
12
23
10
24
16
25
17
26
23
27
11
28
16
29
6
30
15
31
13
32
25
33
8
34
12
35
12
36
10
37
6
38
6
39
10
40
5
41
2
42
3
43
2
44
1
45
3
46
2
47
3
49
1
50
1
51
1
53
1
56
1
57
1
60.1
1
60.3
2
63.1
1
63.4
1
64.1
1
64.2
1
65.5
1
66.4
1
67
1
67.9
1
68
3
68.2
1
69
2
69.4
2
69.5
1
69.6
1
69.7
1
69.8
1
70
2
70.1
1
70.5
1
71
2
71.1
3
71.2
1
72
2
72.1
2
72.2
1
72.3
1
72.4
3
73
1
73.1
1
73.4
1
73.5
1
73.6
1
73.7
1
73.9
1
74
2
74.1
1
74.3
2
74.4
1
74.5
1
74.6
2
74.9
1
75.1
3
75.3
1
75.4
1
76
6
76.1
2
76.2
3
76.3
1
76.6
1
77
1
77.1
3
77.2
1
77.6
2
78
6
78.4
2
79
3
79.1
2
79.2
1
79.4
1
79.5
1
79.6
1
79.8
2
80
4
80.3
3
80.4
1
80.6
1
80.8
1
81
5
81.1
3
81.2
3
81.3
2
81.5
1
81.8
1
82
5
82.1
3
82.4
2
82.5
1
82.7
1
82.8
1
82.9
2
83
1
83.1
2
83.3
1
83.4
3
83.5
2
83.7
1
83.8
1
84
1
84.1
1
84.2
1
84.6
3
84.8
1
84.9
1
85
1
85.1
3
85.2
1
85.3
1
85.4
2
85.6
4
86
1
86.1
1
86.2
3
86.3
1
86.6
1
86.9
1
87
1
87.1
2
87.2
2
87.7
1
87.8
1
87.9
3
88.5
1
88.6
2
89
2
89.1
2
89.2
1
89.4
2
89.5
1
89.6
2
89.7
1
90
1
90.1
2
90.8
1
91
2
91.1
1
91.6
2
91.8
2
91.9
1
92
1
92.1
2
92.2
1
92.5
1
92.7
1
93
1
93.1
2
93.3
1
93.9
1
94
3
94.2
3
94.3
1
94.7
1
95
1
95.1
1
95.5
3
96
1
96.1
2
96.4
1
96.8
1
97
2
97.2
1
97.6
1
97.8
1
98.1
1
98.5
1
98.6
2
98.7
1
99
1
99.1
1
99.2
1
99.6
1
100.1
1
101
1
101.3
1
101.6
1
102.6
1
103.1
1
103.2
2
103.5
1
103.9
1
104
1
104.3
1
105.4
1
106.1
2
107.1
1
107.3
1
107.8
1
108.2
1
109
1
110.5
1
111.5
1
111.9
1
114.1
1
117
1
121.1
1
121.6
1
888
Never
0
995
Missing
0
997
Refused
11
998
Dont Know
0
999
NA
872
Sysmiss
4369
Right hand strength-1st reading
Respondent
ENTER THE MEASUREMENTS IN THE BOXES PROVIDED. IF RESPONDENT REFUSES, CIRCLE 997
Kg; RESPONDENT REFUSED...997
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1522
4369
First reading on Right Hand Strength
7
1
10
2
11
2
12
2
13
2
14
3
15
4
16
1
17
8
18
3
19
10
20
17
21
15
22
6
23
10
24
14
25
12
26
11
27
14
28
14
29
8
30
23
31
16
32
20
33
10
34
11
35
13
36
13
37
7
38
8
39
5
40
16
41
8
42
6
43
4
44
3
45
9
46
2
47
2
48
4
49
1
50
4
52
1
53
1
60
1
60.1
1
61
1
65
1
67.1
1
71
1
72
1
73
2
74
1
76.2
1
76.3
1
77
1
77.9
1
78
1
78.9
1
79
4
79.6
1
80
4
80.3
1
80.5
2
81
5
82
3
82.1
1
82.2
1
82.4
1
82.5
1
82.6
2
83
8
83.2
1
83.4
3
83.9
1
84
4
84.1
2
84.2
2
84.3
1
84.8
1
85
2
85.1
2
85.3
2
85.4
1
85.5
2
85.7
1
86
1
86.1
1
86.3
1
86.8
1
86.9
1
87
2
87.2
2
87.3
1
87.4
2
87.5
2
88.1
1
88.2
1
88.3
1
88.5
5
88.6
2
88.9
1
89
3
89.1
2
89.2
1
89.3
3
89.5
2
90
3
90.1
2
90.2
1
90.3
2
90.4
1
90.5
1
90.9
1
91
5
91.1
1
91.2
1
91.5
1
91.8
1
92
6
92.1
2
92.2
4
92.4
2
92.5
3
92.7
1
93
3
93.1
1
93.2
3
93.3
1
93.4
3
93.7
1
93.8
1
94
3
94.1
2
94.2
5
94.3
1
94.6
2
94.7
1
95.1
1
95.2
2
95.3
1
95.5
1
95.6
1
96
6
96.1
1
96.2
2
96.5
2
96.9
1
97
2
97.1
2
97.2
4
97.4
2
98
1
98.1
1
98.2
2
98.3
1
98.4
1
98.5
2
98.6
1
99
4
99.3
1
99.4
1
99.5
2
99.6
1
99.9
1
100
4
100.2
2
100.4
1
100.6
1
100.7
1
101.1
3
101.2
1
101.5
1
102
2
102.3
1
102.5
1
102.6
1
102.7
1
102.9
1
103
3
103.2
1
103.6
1
104
3
104.1
2
104.2
1
104.3
1
105.2
1
105.3
1
105.5
3
105.8
1
106
1
106.2
1
106.4
1
107
1
107.1
2
107.2
2
107.5
1
107.8
1
108.5
1
109.1
1
109.3
1
109.5
1
110
1
110.1
2
111
1
112.5
1
113
1
113.2
1
117
2
119
1
121.1
1
123.2
1
124.2
1
134.5
1
139.6
1
150.4
1
888
Never
0
995
Missing
0
997
Refused
11
998
Dont Know
0
999
NA
873
Sysmiss
4369
Right hand strength-2nd reading
Respondent
ENTER THE MEASUREMENTS IN THE BOXES PROVIDED. IF RESPONDENT REFUSES, CIRCLE 997
Kg; RESPONDENT REFUSED...997
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1522
4369
Second reading on Right Hand Strength
1
1
6
1
8
1
10
5
11
3
12
1
14
2
15
4
16
6
17
9
18
11
19
15
20
20
21
7
22
6
23
12
24
11
25
10
26
15
27
13
28
19
29
11
30
17
31
6
32
13
33
9
34
12
35
14
36
12
37
9
38
13
39
7
40
13
41
8
42
4
43
5
44
4
45
4
46
4
47
3
48
4
49
1
50
1
53
1
54
1
60
1
60.1
1
61
1
65
1
67.1
1
71
1
72
1
73
2
74
1
76.2
1
76.3
1
77
1
77.9
1
78
1
78.8
1
79
3
79.1
1
79.6
1
80
4
80.4
1
80.5
1
80.6
1
81
5
82
4
82.1
1
82.5
4
83
7
83.1
1
83.2
1
83.4
2
83.5
1
83.9
1
84
4
84.2
4
84.3
1
84.8
1
85
3
85.1
1
85.2
1
85.3
1
85.5
3
85.7
1
86.1
1
86.2
1
86.3
1
86.8
1
86.9
1
87
1
87.1
1
87.2
2
87.4
3
87.5
1
87.6
1
88
1
88.2
1
88.3
1
88.4
1
88.5
4
88.6
1
88.7
1
88.9
1
89
3
89.1
2
89.3
3
89.4
1
89.5
1
89.6
1
90
2
90.1
3
90.2
1
90.3
2
90.5
1
90.6
1
90.9
1
91
4
91.1
3
91.6
1
91.9
1
92
4
92.1
2
92.2
5
92.3
1
92.4
2
92.5
2
92.6
2
93
2
93.1
2
93.2
3
93.4
1
93.5
3
93.8
1
93.9
1
94
2
94.1
2
94.2
6
94.4
1
94.5
1
94.6
1
94.7
1
95.1
1
95.2
2
95.3
1
95.6
2
96
7
96.2
1
96.4
1
96.5
2
96.9
1
97
1
97.1
2
97.2
4
97.3
1
97.4
1
97.5
1
98
1
98.1
1
98.2
1
98.3
2
98.4
1
98.5
1
98.6
1
98.7
1
99
1
99.1
1
99.2
1
99.3
1
99.4
2
99.5
1
99.6
1
99.9
1
100
2
100.1
2
100.2
2
100.3
1
100.7
1
100.8
1
101.1
1
101.2
3
101.5
1
102
2
102.4
2
102.7
1
102.8
2
103
4
103.7
1
104
2
104.1
1
104.2
3
104.4
1
105.3
1
105.4
1
105.5
1
105.6
2
105.8
1
106.2
1
106.3
1
106.4
1
107
1
107.2
2
107.3
2
107.4
1
107.9
1
108.6
1
109
1
109.3
1
109.6
1
110
1
110.2
2
111.2
1
112.6
1
113
1
117
1
117.3
1
119
1
121.2
1
123.3
1
124.2
1
134.5
1
139.7
1
150.5
1
888
Never
0
995
Missing
0
997
Refused
11
998
Dont Know
0
999
NA
873
Sysmiss
4369
# of words recalled correctly-trial1
Respondent
16.10a Number of words recalled correctly
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of words recalled correctly at Trail 1
0
2
1
6
2
20
3
76
4
87
5
79
6
61
7
21
8
7
9
2
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
865
Sysmiss
4665
# of words failed to recall-trial1
Respondent
16.10b Number of words respondent failed to recall
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of words respondent failed to recall correctly at Trial 1
1
2
2
7
3
21
4
61
5
81
6
87
7
74
8
20
9
6
10
2
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
865
Sysmiss
4665
# of words substituted-trial1
Respondent
16.10c Number of words substituted
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of words substituted at Trial 1
0
199
1
52
2
44
3
41
4
19
5
4
7
1
8
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
865
Sysmiss
4665
# of words recalled correctly-trial2
Respondent
16.11a) Number of words recalled correctly
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of words recalled correctly at Trial 2
0
4
1
1
2
15
3
43
4
66
5
113
6
72
7
30
8
13
9
3
10
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
865
Sysmiss
4665
# of words failed to recall-trial2
Respondent
16.11b) Number of words respondent failed to recall
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of words respondent failed to recall at Trial 2
0
2
1
3
2
13
3
30
4
72
5
113
6
66
7
43
8
15
9
1
10
3
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
865
Sysmiss
4665
# of words substituted-trial2
Respondent
16.11c) Number of words substituted
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of words substituted at Trail 2
0
207
1
58
2
46
3
26
4
17
5
7
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
865
Sysmiss
4665
# of words recalled correctly-trial3
Respondent
16.12a) Number of words recalled correctly
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of words recalled correctly at Trial 3
0
8
1
1
2
11
3
24
4
66
5
83
6
87
7
55
8
16
9
7
10
3
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
865
Sysmiss
4665
# of words failed to recall-trial2
Respondent
16.12b) Number of words respondent failed to recall
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of words respondent failed to recall at Trial 3
0
8
1
7
2
16
3
55
4
87
5
83
6
65
7
26
8
10
9
1
10
3
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
865
Sysmiss
4665
# of words substituted-trial2
Respondent
16.12c) Number of words substituted
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of words substituted at Trial 3
0
206
1
55
2
53
3
26
4
16
5
5
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
865
Sysmiss
4665
Digits forward total score
Respondent
16.14 Total score (the series number in the longest series repeated without error in Trail 1 or 2)
(Maximum = 9 points)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Respondent ability to recall numbers read forwards
0
3
2
49
3
114
4
110
5
67
6
16
7
1
9
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
865
Sysmiss
4665
Digits backward total score
Respondent
16.15 Total score (the series number in the longest series repeated without error in Trail 1 or 2)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Respondent ability to recall numbers read backwards
0
16
2
119
3
133
4
65
5
24
6
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
868
Sysmiss
4665
Verbal fluency total score
Respondent
16.16 Total score (number of animals named correctly)
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Total score on Verbal Fluency
3
4
4
11
5
22
6
27
7
46
8
50
9
39
10
48
11
28
12
26
13
12
14
7
15
6
16
6
17
8
19
4
20
1
21
1
22
1
23
3
24
3
26
1
27
1
28
1
29
1
31
1
32
2
33
1
34
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
864
Sysmiss
4665
Number of errors-verbal fluency
Respondent
16.17 Number of errors
FW: ERRORS INCLUDE ANYTHING THAT IS NOT AN ANIMAL
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of errors in Verbal Fluency exercise
0
49
1
86
2
84
3
54
4
39
5
42
6
5
7
1
8
2
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
864
Sysmiss
4665
# of words recalled correctly-verbal
Respondent
FW: DO NOT READ THE LIST AGAIN TO THE RESPONDENT; THE LIST BELOW IS FOR YOUR USE
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of words recalled correctly in Verbal Fluency Exercise
0
27
1
6
2
23
3
71
4
71
5
69
6
61
7
26
8
7
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
865
Sysmiss
4665
# of words failed to recall-verbal
Respondent
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of words respondent failed to recall in Verbal Fluency test
0
9
2
7
3
26
4
61
5
69
6
71
7
71
8
23
9
6
10
18
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
865
Sysmiss
4665
# of words substituted-verbal
Respondent
16.18 c) Number of words substituted
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1226
4665
Number of words respondent substituted l in Verbal Fluency test
0
179
1
74
2
50
3
34
4
13
5
8
6
2
14
1
95
Missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Don't Know
0
99
NA
865
Sysmiss
4665
Systolic-first reading
Respondent
per minute
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3264
2627
32
999
141.284
71.664
First Reading Systolic
Diastolic-first reading
Respondent
per minute
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3264
2627
13
999
87.384
74.718
First Reading Diastolic
pulse rate-first reading
Respondent
Per Minute
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3264
2627
41
999
81.347
74.684
First Reading Pulse rate
Systolic-second reading
Respondent
Per minute
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3264
2627
16
999
139.981
71.698
Second Reading systolic
Diastolic-second reading
Respondent
Per Minute
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3264
2627
29
999
85.643
72.906
Second Reading Diastolic
pulse rate-second reading
Respondent
Per Minute
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3264
2627
9
999
81.604
77.04
Second Reading Pulse Rate
Systolic-third reading
Respondent
Per Minute
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3264
2627
11
999
139.03
73.146
Third Reading Systolic
Diastolic-third reading
Respondent
Per Minute
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3264
2627
3
999
87.863
88.742
Third Reading Diastolic
pulse rate-third reading
Respondent
Per Minute
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3264
2627
2
999
84.142
90.373
Third Reading Pulse rate
Systolic-average reading
Respondent
Per Minute
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3264
2627
25
999
140.231
72.975
Fourth Reading Systolic
Diastolic-average reading
Respondent
Per Minute
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3264
2627
9
999
86.485
76.217
Fourth Reading Diastolic
pulse rate-average reading
Respondent
Per Minute
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3264
2627
4
999
81.579
76.093
Fourth Reading
Can respondent stand up?
Anthropometric Measurements
16.25 Can respondent stand up?
YES...1;NO...2; IF NO, SKIP TO 16.28
3266
2625
1
Yes
3241
2
No
19
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
6
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
2625
Height - first reading
1747
4144
57.7
999.9
172.508
89.179
Height - second reading
1747
4144
15.1
999.9
171.928
89.598
Height - first reading
Respondent
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1517
4374
49.9
999
171.978
88.717
Respondent Height at first reading
Height - second reading
Respondent
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1517
4374
49.9
999
171.969
88.719
Respondent Height at second reading
Weight - first reading
1747
4144
29.3
999.9
73.664
97.914
Weight - second reading
1747
4144
29.3
999.9
74.417
101.296
Weight - first reading
Respondent
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1517
4374
30
999.9
74.277
102.201
Respondent weight at first reading
Weight - second reading
Respondent
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1517
4374
30
999.9
74.498
102.271
Respondent weight at second reading
Waist Circunference - first reading
Respondent
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3269
2622
Respondent waist circumfrence at first reading
32
1
34
2
35
2
36
2
39
1
40
1
41
2
47
1
49.6
1
52
1
53
1
54.1
1
56
2
56.3
1
56.7
1
57
2
59
2
60
3
60.1
2
60.3
2
60.4
1
61
3
62
3
62.5
1
62.8
1
63
2
63.1
1
63.2
1
63.4
1
63.5
1
64
2
64.1
1
64.3
2
64.7
1
64.9
2
65
4
65.1
1
65.2
2
65.3
1
65.4
2
65.5
1
65.6
1
66
4
66.3
2
66.4
1
66.5
1
66.7
1
67
6
67.1
1
67.2
2
67.5
2
67.6
1
68
7
68.1
1
68.2
3
68.5
5
68.7
4
68.9
3
69
10
69.1
1
69.2
3
69.3
4
69.4
7
69.5
3
69.7
1
69.8
1
69.9
3
70
19
70.1
7
70.2
3
70.3
3
70.4
2
70.5
2
70.6
1
70.8
2
70.9
1
71
32
71.1
3
71.2
6
71.3
2
71.4
4
71.5
7
71.6
2
71.7
1
71.8
1
71.9
3
72
24
72.1
5
72.2
4
72.3
1
72.4
4
72.5
9
72.6
4
72.8
4
72.9
3
73
29
73.1
3
73.2
3
73.3
3
73.4
5
73.5
8
73.6
4
73.8
5
73.9
2
74
27
74.1
10
74.2
8
74.3
5
74.4
4
74.5
9
74.6
4
74.7
1
74.8
2
74.9
2
75
25
75.1
7
75.2
7
75.3
9
75.4
3
75.5
12
75.6
6
75.7
2
75.8
4
75.9
3
76
54
76.1
7
76.2
18
76.3
5
76.4
13
76.5
11
76.6
5
76.7
2
76.8
4
76.9
5
77
28
77.1
9
77.2
12
77.3
4
77.4
5
77.5
14
77.6
3
77.7
2
77.8
8
77.9
6
78
34
78.1
8
78.2
12
78.3
7
78.4
7
78.5
12
78.6
5
78.7
3
78.8
5
78.9
6
79
48
79.1
20
79.2
24
79.3
6
79.4
9
79.5
11
79.6
6
79.7
1
79.8
10
79.9
4
80
45
80.1
10
80.2
18
80.3
12
80.4
10
80.5
10
80.6
4
80.8
3
80.9
4
81
64
81.1
11
81.2
13
81.3
16
81.4
6
81.5
20
81.6
5
81.7
5
81.8
7
81.9
6
82
66
82.1
9
82.2
9
82.3
15
82.4
11
82.5
13
82.6
11
82.7
5
82.8
3
82.9
3
83
34
83.1
11
83.2
12
83.3
3
83.4
19
83.5
8
83.6
6
83.7
5
83.8
5
83.9
2
84
53
84.1
13
84.2
20
84.3
10
84.4
3
84.5
20
84.6
6
84.7
8
84.8
1
84.9
6
85
29
85.1
8
85.2
11
85.3
9
85.4
7
85.5
11
85.6
4
85.7
3
85.8
3
85.9
2
86
37
86.1
12
86.2
13
86.3
10
86.4
6
86.5
11
86.6
5
86.7
4
86.8
2
86.9
1
87
38
87.1
8
87.2
11
87.3
5
87.4
6
87.5
11
87.6
5
87.7
2
87.8
7
87.9
5
88
40
88.1
9
88.2
7
88.3
5
88.4
7
88.5
13
88.6
3
88.7
3
88.8
3
88.9
8
89
41
89.1
11
89.2
8
89.3
3
89.4
7
89.5
12
89.6
10
89.7
4
89.8
2
89.9
7
90
43
90.1
9
90.2
9
90.3
8
90.4
4
90.5
9
90.6
3
90.7
1
90.8
1
90.9
4
91
31
91.1
6
91.2
9
91.3
6
91.4
5
91.5
7
91.6
4
91.7
5
91.8
4
91.9
6
92
28
92.1
7
92.2
7
92.3
3
92.4
5
92.5
14
92.6
2
92.7
2
92.8
5
92.9
1
93
15
93.1
3
93.2
12
93.3
4
93.4
3
93.5
6
93.7
4
93.8
2
93.9
2
94
41
94.1
6
94.2
13
94.3
6
94.4
2
94.5
13
94.6
4
94.7
3
94.8
3
95
27
95.1
5
95.2
7
95.3
9
95.4
6
95.5
4
95.6
4
95.7
4
95.8
5
95.9
1
96
30
96.1
11
96.2
9
96.3
4
96.4
7
96.5
6
96.6
4
96.7
3
96.8
4
96.9
1
97
19
97.1
3
97.2
10
97.3
5
97.4
2
97.5
7
97.6
3
97.7
2
97.8
6
97.9
3
98
20
98.1
7
98.2
6
98.3
2
98.4
6
98.5
5
98.6
2
98.7
4
98.8
2
98.9
1
99
26
99.1
3
99.2
5
99.3
5
99.4
3
99.5
8
99.6
2
99.7
2
99.8
5
99.9
2
100
14
100.1
2
100.2
1
100.3
2
100.4
4
100.5
3
100.7
1
100.8
2
100.9
1
101
16
101.1
4
101.2
10
101.3
1
101.4
2
101.5
4
101.7
1
101.8
5
101.9
2
102
12
102.1
1
102.2
4
102.3
2
102.4
2
102.5
4
102.6
2
102.7
1
102.8
1
102.9
1
103
15
103.1
3
103.2
4
103.3
1
103.4
1
103.5
1
103.6
1
103.7
3
103.8
3
103.9
2
104
16
104.1
1
104.2
4
104.3
3
104.4
1
104.5
8
104.7
1
104.9
2
105
9
105.1
1
105.2
2
105.3
4
105.4
1
105.5
4
105.6
3
106
9
106.1
1
106.2
3
106.3
2
106.4
1
106.5
2
106.9
1
107
8
107.1
3
107.2
4
107.3
2
107.8
1
107.9
3
108
4
108.1
4
108.2
7
108.3
1
108.4
1
108.5
2
108.7
1
109
7
109.1
1
109.2
2
109.3
1
109.4
1
109.5
6
109.6
1
109.8
2
109.9
1
110
7
110.1
2
110.4
3
110.7
1
110.8
2
110.9
1
111
4
111.1
1
111.2
1
111.4
1
111.5
1
111.7
1
111.9
1
112
5
112.1
1
112.3
1
112.5
1
113
2
113.2
1
113.4
1
113.5
1
113.6
1
113.9
1
114
2
114.2
2
114.5
3
114.8
2
115
1
115.1
2
115.5
2
115.6
1
115.9
1
116
2
116.4
1
117
5
117.1
1
117.3
2
117.5
1
117.6
1
118
2
118.2
1
119
3
119.4
1
119.5
3
119.6
1
119.8
1
120
1
120.4
1
120.6
1
121
4
121.1
2
121.2
2
121.6
1
122.2
1
122.3
2
122.4
1
123.2
2
125
5
125.5
1
126
1
129
1
134
1
135.5
1
137
1
138.5
1
145
1
155
1
157.8
1
176
1
180
1
180.1
1
888
Never
0
979.7
4
990
1
995
Missing
0
997
Refused
9
997.9
1
998
Dont Know
0
999
NA
21
999.7
1
999.9
1
Sysmiss
2622
Waist Circunference - second reading
Respondent
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3246
2645
32
1
34
2
35
1
35.5
1
36
2
39
1
40
1
41
2
47
1
49.3
1
52.1
1
53
1
54.1
1
56
2
56.3
1
56.7
1
57
1
57.1
1
59
1
59.1
1
60
3
60.1
2
60.3
3
61
2
62
2
62.1
1
62.5
1
62.8
1
63
1
63.1
1
63.2
2
63.4
1
63.5
1
64
2
64.1
2
64.2
1
64.3
1
64.6
1
64.9
1
65
4
65.1
1
65.2
2
65.3
1
65.4
1
65.5
2
65.6
1
66
3
66.1
1
66.3
1
66.4
1
66.5
2
66.8
1
67
4
67.1
1
67.2
2
67.3
1
67.5
1
67.6
2
67.7
1
67.9
1
68
7
68.1
2
68.2
3
68.3
1
68.4
1
68.5
2
68.6
2
68.7
2
68.9
3
69
11
69.1
1
69.2
2
69.3
5
69.4
5
69.5
3
69.6
1
69.7
2
69.8
3
69.9
2
70
17
70.1
5
70.2
5
70.3
3
70.4
3
70.5
3
70.6
1
70.8
2
70.9
1
71
24
71.1
8
71.2
4
71.3
3
71.4
5
71.5
4
71.6
2
71.7
2
71.8
1
71.9
2
72
25
72.1
5
72.2
4
72.3
3
72.4
7
72.5
5
72.6
2
72.7
2
72.8
1
72.9
6
73
21
73.1
7
73.2
6
73.3
4
73.4
4
73.5
7
73.6
5
73.7
1
73.8
2
73.9
4
74
27
74.1
8
74.2
11
74.3
5
74.4
6
74.5
5
74.6
5
74.7
1
74.8
2
74.9
3
75
23
75.1
10
75.2
7
75.3
8
75.4
9
75.5
7
75.6
5
75.7
3
75.8
2
75.9
1
76
53
76.1
12
76.2
19
76.3
6
76.4
10
76.5
11
76.6
8
76.7
1
76.8
3
76.9
5
77
20
77.1
18
77.2
8
77.3
6
77.4
4
77.5
13
77.6
6
77.7
1
77.8
9
77.9
5
78
35
78.1
13
78.2
8
78.3
8
78.4
8
78.5
14
78.6
7
78.7
3
78.8
5
78.9
5
79
44
79.1
14
79.2
30
79.3
5
79.4
6
79.5
15
79.6
6
79.7
4
79.8
11
79.9
5
80
42
80.1
9
80.2
16
80.3
13
80.4
6
80.5
13
80.6
6
80.7
1
80.8
1
80.9
3
81
56
81.1
12
81.2
14
81.3
21
81.4
6
81.5
18
81.6
5
81.7
10
81.8
4
81.9
2
82
66
82.1
12
82.2
9
82.3
15
82.4
9
82.5
15
82.6
9
82.7
4
82.8
3
82.9
6
83
34
83.1
13
83.2
9
83.3
7
83.4
14
83.5
10
83.6
5
83.7
6
83.8
4
83.9
3
84
51
84.1
12
84.2
23
84.3
7
84.4
12
84.5
13
84.6
6
84.7
3
84.8
6
84.9
3
85
29
85.1
14
85.2
9
85.3
4
85.4
9
85.5
11
85.6
8
85.7
3
85.9
1
86
38
86.1
14
86.2
10
86.3
13
86.4
3
86.5
11
86.6
8
86.7
3
86.9
1
87
36
87.1
9
87.2
13
87.3
4
87.4
8
87.5
9
87.6
3
87.7
4
87.8
8
87.9
4
88
33
88.1
10
88.2
10
88.3
7
88.4
6
88.5
13
88.6
4
88.7
4
88.8
5
88.9
6
89
44
89.1
7
89.2
10
89.3
5
89.4
5
89.5
14
89.6
8
89.7
5
89.8
6
89.9
5
90
39
90.1
10
90.2
7
90.3
11
90.4
3
90.5
6
90.6
2
90.7
2
90.8
5
90.9
2
91
29
91.1
7
91.2
10
91.3
9
91.4
4
91.5
7
91.6
7
91.7
2
91.8
4
91.9
2
92
28
92.1
9
92.2
10
92.3
5
92.4
7
92.5
10
92.6
3
92.7
2
92.8
2
92.9
2
93
18
93.1
6
93.2
10
93.3
5
93.4
3
93.5
4
93.6
1
93.7
2
93.8
1
93.9
3
94
38
94.1
5
94.2
15
94.3
5
94.4
4
94.5
13
94.6
4
94.7
2
94.8
2
94.9
1
95
23
95.1
5
95.2
9
95.3
9
95.4
6
95.5
10
95.6
2
95.7
7
95.8
1
95.9
1
96
28
96.1
9
96.2
11
96.3
9
96.4
7
96.5
9
96.6
2
96.7
2
96.8
3
97
18
97.1
6
97.2
5
97.3
6
97.4
3
97.5
3
97.6
6
97.7
3
97.8
9
98
20
98.1
7
98.2
6
98.3
6
98.4
5
98.5
3
98.6
2
98.7
3
98.8
2
99
19
99.1
11
99.2
6
99.3
5
99.4
2
99.5
6
99.6
6
99.7
3
99.8
2
99.9
2
100
11
100.1
7
100.2
1
100.3
1
100.4
3
100.5
2
100.6
2
100.8
1
100.9
1
101
18
101.1
4
101.2
7
101.3
3
101.4
1
101.5
3
101.6
2
101.7
2
101.8
2
101.9
1
102
12
102.1
1
102.2
4
102.3
7
102.5
1
102.6
3
102.8
1
102.9
1
103
13
103.1
3
103.2
5
103.3
2
103.4
1
103.5
2
103.6
1
103.7
3
103.8
1
103.9
3
104
15
104.1
3
104.2
4
104.3
2
104.4
3
104.5
8
104.6
1
105
10
105.2
3
105.3
3
105.4
2
105.5
2
105.6
3
105.7
2
106
6
106.1
2
106.2
2
106.3
3
106.4
1
106.5
2
106.8
1
107
7
107.1
3
107.2
4
107.3
3
107.7
1
107.8
2
107.9
1
108
7
108.1
3
108.2
6
108.3
1
108.4
1
108.5
2
108.6
2
109
8
109.1
2
109.3
1
109.4
3
109.5
4
109.6
2
109.8
1
110
8
110.1
2
110.4
2
110.5
1
110.7
1
110.8
2
111
3
111.1
1
111.2
3
111.5
3
111.9
1
112
4
112.2
3
112.5
1
113
2
113.2
1
113.4
2
113.5
1
113.9
1
114
2
114.1
1
114.2
1
114.3
2
114.5
1
114.8
2
115.1
2
115.3
1
115.4
1
115.5
2
115.9
1
116
1
116.2
1
116.4
1
117
4
117.1
1
117.2
2
117.3
1
117.5
2
118
1
118.2
2
119
1
119.1
1
119.3
1
119.4
1
119.5
1
119.6
2
119.7
1
119.8
1
120
2
120.4
1
120.6
1
121
2
121.1
2
121.2
2
121.6
1
122.1
1
122.2
1
122.4
1
122.5
1
123
1
123.2
2
125
4
125.2
1
125.5
1
126
1
129
1
130
1
135.4
1
137.5
1
138.5
1
145
1
151
1
155
1
157.8
1
176
1
180
1
180.2
1
888
Never
0
995
Missing
0
997
Refused
6
998
Dont Know
0
999
NA
12
Sysmiss
2645
Hip Circunference - first reading
Respondent
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3269
2622
Respondent hip circumfrence at first reading
1
1
2
2
13.6
1
30.5
1
32
1
35
1
36
1
36.1
1
36.2
1
38
1
38.2
1
41
2
43
1
44
1
46
1
52
1
59.3
1
60
2
60.1
2
61
3
61.4
1
63
1
64
1
65
1
65.7
1
67
1
67.1
1
67.4
1
68
2
68.5
1
69
2
69.2
1
69.3
1
70.5
1
70.8
1
71
3
71.2
1
71.4
2
71.9
1
72
4
72.4
1
73
9
73.2
1
73.7
1
73.8
1
73.9
1
74
7
74.1
1
74.2
2
74.3
3
74.5
1
74.6
1
75
10
75.1
2
75.2
1
75.3
1
75.5
1
75.7
1
76
8
76.1
3
76.2
4
76.3
2
76.4
1
76.5
1
76.6
1
77
6
77.1
1
77.2
1
77.3
1
77.4
1
77.5
3
77.6
1
77.8
2
77.9
1
78
13
78.1
1
78.2
3
78.3
2
78.4
1
78.5
2
78.6
1
78.8
3
78.9
4
79
17
79.1
3
79.2
6
79.3
2
79.4
4
79.5
3
79.6
3
79.7
1
79.8
1
79.9
3
80
12
80.1
9
80.2
9
80.3
2
80.4
3
80.5
4
80.6
2
80.8
4
80.9
5
81
33
81.1
2
81.2
4
81.3
4
81.4
3
81.5
4
81.7
1
81.8
3
81.9
3
82
38
82.1
9
82.2
10
82.3
5
82.4
10
82.5
5
82.6
3
82.7
5
82.9
2
83
39
83.1
8
83.2
7
83.3
3
83.4
9
83.5
7
83.6
6
83.7
1
83.9
4
84
39
84.1
10
84.2
14
84.3
7
84.4
5
84.5
10
84.6
3
84.7
7
84.8
3
84.9
3
85
35
85.1
7
85.2
11
85.3
7
85.4
4
85.5
9
85.6
6
85.7
6
85.8
1
85.9
3
86
51
86.1
8
86.2
10
86.3
8
86.4
7
86.5
14
86.6
4
86.7
7
86.8
3
86.9
6
87
38
87.1
6
87.2
13
87.3
5
87.4
12
87.5
10
87.6
3
87.7
3
87.8
5
87.9
11
88
40
88.1
6
88.2
16
88.3
8
88.4
11
88.5
13
88.6
10
88.7
8
88.8
4
88.9
7
89
67
89.1
7
89.2
21
89.3
12
89.4
9
89.5
15
89.6
6
89.7
6
89.8
9
89.9
7
90
36
90.1
21
90.2
15
90.3
10
90.4
11
90.5
14
90.6
5
90.7
5
90.8
4
90.9
1
91
38
91.1
8
91.2
7
91.3
7
91.4
4
91.5
6
91.6
3
91.7
3
91.8
6
91.9
4
92
60
92.1
14
92.2
11
92.3
10
92.4
7
92.5
10
92.6
3
92.7
6
92.8
5
92.9
2
93
38
93.1
5
93.2
12
93.3
4
93.4
12
93.5
6
93.6
6
93.7
3
93.8
6
94
64
94.1
16
94.2
19
94.3
10
94.4
3
94.5
15
94.6
8
94.7
6
94.8
6
94.9
1
95
38
95.1
11
95.2
8
95.3
7
95.4
8
95.5
8
95.6
9
95.7
3
95.8
6
95.9
1
96
44
96.1
8
96.2
20
96.3
6
96.4
11
96.5
15
96.6
4
96.7
1
96.8
6
96.9
3
97
45
97.1
8
97.2
13
97.3
6
97.4
8
97.5
11
97.6
2
97.7
5
97.8
6
97.9
5
98
27
98.1
3
98.2
11
98.3
6
98.4
9
98.5
16
98.6
3
98.7
3
98.8
4
98.9
5
99
43
99.1
13
99.2
14
99.3
7
99.4
8
99.5
18
99.6
6
99.7
5
99.8
9
99.9
6
100
26
100.1
2
100.2
9
100.3
5
100.4
5
100.5
5
100.6
2
100.7
3
100.8
4
100.9
1
101
35
101.1
15
101.2
11
101.3
5
101.4
5
101.5
11
101.6
3
101.8
6
101.9
2
102
33
102.1
13
102.2
2
102.3
11
102.4
4
102.5
5
102.6
3
102.7
2
102.8
2
102.9
2
103
24
103.1
8
103.2
13
103.3
3
103.4
5
103.5
5
103.6
5
103.7
4
103.8
2
104
34
104.1
8
104.2
7
104.3
6
104.5
5
104.7
2
104.8
1
104.9
3
105
19
105.1
5
105.2
7
105.3
3
105.4
4
105.5
8
105.8
2
105.9
1
106
14
106.1
3
106.2
7
106.3
9
106.4
5
106.5
5
106.7
4
106.8
3
107
20
107.1
2
107.2
7
107.3
4
107.4
1
107.5
8
107.6
3
107.7
1
107.8
2
108
16
108.1
2
108.2
3
108.3
3
108.4
3
108.5
3
108.7
3
108.8
5
108.9
1
109
26
109.1
6
109.2
5
109.3
3
109.4
4
109.5
9
109.6
1
109.9
1
110
15
110.1
5
110.2
3
110.3
4
110.4
1
110.5
1
110.6
1
110.8
1
111
4
111.1
1
111.2
2
111.3
3
111.4
1
111.5
4
111.6
2
112
23
112.1
1
112.2
4
112.3
6
112.4
2
112.5
3
112.6
1
112.7
5
112.9
2
113
15
113.1
1
113.2
3
113.4
2
113.5
2
113.6
1
113.8
1
114
6
114.2
2
114.3
2
114.4
1
114.5
2
114.7
1
115
6
115.2
4
115.3
1
115.4
1
115.5
1
115.6
2
116
5
116.2
3
116.3
3
116.5
1
116.7
1
116.9
1
117
10
117.1
2
117.2
2
117.3
2
117.4
1
117.5
2
118
6
118.2
1
118.3
2
118.5
3
118.6
2
118.7
1
118.8
1
119
7
119.1
1
119.4
1
119.5
3
119.6
1
119.7
1
119.9
1
120
7
120.1
2
120.2
1
120.4
1
120.5
2
120.6
2
121
8
121.1
1
121.2
1
121.3
1
121.5
1
121.6
1
121.9
1
122
2
122.2
2
122.9
1
123.1
2
123.2
2
123.4
1
123.5
1
123.6
1
124
3
124.1
1
124.2
1
124.5
1
124.7
1
124.8
1
124.9
1
125
2
126.3
1
127
3
127.1
2
128
1
128.2
2
128.9
1
129
1
129.1
2
130
2
130.2
3
130.5
1
131
2
131.1
1
131.2
1
131.9
1
132
3
132.2
1
133.3
1
134.1
1
134.5
1
135
1
135.7
1
136
1
136.8
1
137
1
137.3
1
138.8
1
139
1
139.6
1
140
2
140.5
1
141.8
1
144
2
144.3
1
147.7
2
148
1
149
1
150.4
1
153.5
1
161.5
1
164.9
1
166.6
1
191
1
191.3
1
888
Never
0
979.7
4
995
Missing
0
997
Refused
9
997.9
1
998
Dont Know
0
999
NA
21
999.7
1
999.9
1
Sysmiss
2622
Hip Circunference - second reading
Respondent
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
3269
2622
Respondent hip circumfrence at second reading
1
1
2
2
13.2
1
30.6
1
32
1
35
1
36
2
36.2
1
38
1
38.1
1
41
2
43
1
44
1
46
1
52
1
59.3
1
60
2
60.1
2
61
3
61.4
1
63.2
1
64
1
65
1
65.6
1
66.9
1
67.1
1
67.3
1
68
2
68.6
1
69.1
2
69.2
1
69.3
1
70.5
1
70.8
1
71
3
71.2
2
71.4
1
72
4
72.1
1
72.4
1
72.5
1
73
6
73.1
2
73.2
1
73.7
1
73.8
1
73.9
1
74
6
74.1
2
74.2
1
74.3
3
74.4
2
74.6
1
75
8
75.1
2
75.2
2
75.3
1
75.4
1
75.5
2
76
9
76.1
3
76.2
2
76.3
3
76.5
2
76.6
1
77
5
77.1
2
77.2
2
77.4
2
77.5
1
77.6
2
77.8
2
77.9
1
78
13
78.1
2
78.2
3
78.3
1
78.4
1
78.5
1
78.7
2
78.8
6
79
17
79.1
3
79.2
7
79.3
4
79.4
3
79.5
3
79.6
1
79.7
1
79.8
2
79.9
2
80
15
80.1
7
80.2
6
80.3
4
80.4
3
80.5
4
80.6
5
80.7
1
80.8
2
80.9
2
81
36
81.1
2
81.2
4
81.3
3
81.4
2
81.5
5
81.8
3
81.9
2
82
38
82.1
13
82.2
10
82.3
8
82.4
6
82.5
11
82.7
3
82.8
3
82.9
2
83
35
83.1
9
83.2
7
83.3
7
83.4
10
83.5
5
83.6
5
83.7
2
83.8
2
83.9
2
84
41
84.1
9
84.2
16
84.3
9
84.4
3
84.5
9
84.6
7
84.7
5
84.8
2
84.9
7
85
33
85.1
5
85.2
12
85.3
5
85.4
2
85.5
12
85.6
7
85.7
8
85.8
1
85.9
3
86
47
86.1
9
86.2
9
86.3
9
86.4
10
86.5
11
86.6
9
86.7
3
86.8
4
86.9
5
87
36
87.1
9
87.2
12
87.3
4
87.4
11
87.5
8
87.6
6
87.7
3
87.8
5
87.9
9
88
42
88.1
7
88.2
12
88.3
10
88.4
5
88.5
13
88.6
12
88.7
11
88.8
2
88.9
5
89
62
89.1
14
89.2
21
89.3
10
89.4
16
89.5
9
89.6
9
89.7
8
89.8
8
89.9
5
90
34
90.1
19
90.2
14
90.3
16
90.4
7
90.5
17
90.6
8
90.7
4
90.8
2
90.9
1
91
37
91.1
9
91.2
9
91.3
5
91.4
2
91.5
7
91.6
2
91.7
2
91.8
6
91.9
5
92
57
92.1
18
92.2
11
92.3
10
92.4
10
92.5
8
92.6
6
92.7
3
92.8
5
92.9
2
93
33
93.1
11
93.2
12
93.3
2
93.4
7
93.5
7
93.6
8
93.7
4
93.8
4
93.9
1
94
65
94.1
14
94.2
22
94.3
17
94.4
5
94.5
8
94.6
3
94.7
6
94.8
2
94.9
5
95
28
95.1
16
95.2
13
95.3
9
95.4
8
95.5
6
95.6
12
95.7
5
95.8
2
95.9
4
96
45
96.1
8
96.2
15
96.3
10
96.4
9
96.5
11
96.6
7
96.7
4
96.8
4
96.9
1
97
40
97.1
8
97.2
14
97.3
9
97.4
7
97.5
8
97.6
4
97.7
5
97.8
3
97.9
4
98
24
98.1
8
98.2
10
98.3
8
98.4
11
98.5
13
98.6
5
98.7
3
98.8
3
98.9
4
99
41
99.1
14
99.2
12
99.3
10
99.4
9
99.5
18
99.6
7
99.7
5
99.8
8
99.9
6
100
23
100.1
8
100.2
4
100.3
6
100.4
5
100.5
4
100.6
3
100.7
2
100.8
4
100.9
1
101
38
101.1
9
101.2
17
101.3
4
101.4
4
101.5
10
101.6
5
101.8
5
101.9
1
102
35
102.1
8
102.2
9
102.3
7
102.4
4
102.5
4
102.6
3
102.7
2
102.8
3
102.9
1
103
24
103.1
10
103.2
10
103.3
5
103.4
7
103.5
7
103.6
3
103.7
5
103.8
2
103.9
1
104
28
104.1
10
104.2
8
104.3
5
104.4
2
104.5
3
104.6
2
104.7
2
104.8
1
104.9
3
105
19
105.1
6
105.2
3
105.3
8
105.4
3
105.5
7
105.6
3
105.8
2
105.9
1
106
12
106.1
2
106.2
6
106.3
8
106.4
8
106.5
6
106.7
2
106.8
2
107
17
107.1
5
107.2
7
107.3
7
107.4
5
107.5
5
107.8
2
107.9
2
108
16
108.1
2
108.2
3
108.3
4
108.4
4
108.5
1
108.6
1
108.7
2
108.8
2
108.9
2
109
23
109.1
6
109.2
6
109.3
5
109.4
7
109.5
4
109.6
2
109.7
1
109.8
3
109.9
1
110
15
110.1
3
110.2
6
110.3
1
110.5
2
110.6
1
110.8
1
111
5
111.1
1
111.2
3
111.3
2
111.4
1
111.5
2
111.6
2
112
22
112.1
3
112.2
4
112.3
5
112.4
3
112.5
1
112.6
2
112.7
3
112.8
1
112.9
3
113
13
113.1
1
113.2
4
113.3
2
113.4
2
113.5
1
113.7
1
113.8
1
114
7
114.2
2
114.3
2
114.4
1
114.5
1
114.6
1
114.7
1
115
6
115.2
3
115.3
3
115.6
1
115.7
2
116
5
116.1
3
116.2
2
116.5
1
116.8
2
116.9
1
117
9
117.1
1
117.2
3
117.3
2
117.4
1
117.5
3
118
6
118.3
2
118.4
3
118.5
2
118.6
1
118.7
1
119
7
119.2
1
119.5
4
119.6
1
119.7
1
119.8
1
120
8
120.1
2
120.2
1
120.4
1
120.5
1
120.6
1
120.7
1
121
8
121.1
1
121.2
2
121.3
1
121.5
1
121.8
3
122
1
122.3
1
122.9
1
123.1
1
123.2
1
123.3
2
123.4
1
123.5
1
123.6
1
124
2
124.1
2
124.2
1
124.5
1
124.7
2
125
3
126.5
1
127
4
127.2
1
128
1
128.2
1
128.3
1
128.5
1
129
1
129.1
1
129.3
1
130
3
130.2
2
130.5
1
131
1
131.1
3
131.9
1
132
4
133.3
1
134
1
134.5
1
135
1
135.7
1
135.9
1
136.2
1
136.8
1
137.1
1
138.9
1
139
1
139.7
1
140
3
141.6
1
144
2
147.7
2
148
1
148.5
1
150.5
1
153.5
1
161.5
1
164.9
1
166.6
1
191
2
191.1
1
199.8
1
888
Never
0
936
1
979.7
4
995
Missing
1
997
Refused
9
997.9
1
998
Dont Know
0
999
NA
22
999.7
1
999.9
1
Sysmiss
2622
see notes
1519
4372
0
1175
1
344
Sysmiss
4372
Most important reason why intend to move
1747
4144
11
family/friend left
0
12
Got married
0
13
Moved with family/relatives
4
14
Divorced/widowed/separated
0
15
Independence from family
2
16
Other family related
7
21
Insecurity (unsafe)
5
26
Other security related
0
31
Poor housing
0
32
Poor amenities
1
33
House was small
1
34
Structure damaged
2
35
Noisy/crowded
0
36
Other housing related
4
41
Lost job there
0
42
Poor job prospects
2
43
Poor location for business
1
44
Too far from place of work
1
45
No land for farming
2
46
Other job related
5
47
To do farming
23
51
Can not afford rent
4
52
Food/groceries costly
4
53
High health costs
0
54
Can now afford
1
56
Other cost related
2
61
Poor health services
1
62
Dirty environment
1
66
Other health related
3
71
Far from road
0
72
Toilet too far
0
73
Water too far
0
76
Other distance related
0
81
To join school
0
82
To join college
0
83
Completed school
0
84
Completed college
0
86
Other education related
0
91
Just for a change
10
92
Asked by landlord to move
0
95
Missing
1
96
Other
8
97
Refused
0
98
Don’t know
1
99
NA
1649
101
Argued with family/friend
0
102
Civil conflict
0
103
Evicted
1
106
Other conflict related
1
Sysmiss
4144
Other reason specified
855
0
1
1
3
2
99
844
AGE MAKES HIM WANT TO STAY IN HIS HOME
1
AM OLD AND NEED TO GO HOME
1
BECAUSE OF AGE
1
FRIEND
1
OLD AGE
2
S
1
TOO MUCH POVERTY
1
Ever been diagnosed with stroke in update 1?
1747
4144
1
Yes
35
2
No
1712
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4144
Ever been diagnosed with Angina in update 1?
1745
4146
1
Yes
80
2
No
1665
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4146
Facility name where sought health care
867
0
95
2
99
555
A PRIVATE HEALTH CENTRE IN KARIOBANGI
1
ALFONCE DISPENSARY
1
AMBER LIGHT -KARIOBANGI
1
ARENA MEDICAL CLINIC (PROFIT)
1
BABADOGO DISPENSARY
5
BARAKA DISPENSARY EASTLEIGH
1
BARAKA MEDICAL CENTRE NGARA
1
BUSIA GENERAL HOSPITAL
1
CATHOLIC
1
CATHOLIC DISPENSARY
4
CATHOLIC DISPENSARY (NON PROFIT)
1
CATHOLIC DISPENSARY (NON-PROFIT)
1
CATHOLIC DISPENSARY (PROFIT)
1
CATHOLIC DISPENSARY - KARIOBANGI
3
CATHOLIC DISPENSARY IN KARIOBANGI
1
CATHOLIC DISPENSARY KARIOBANGI
2
CATHOLIC KARIOBANGI SISTERS
1
CATHOLIC SISTERS
2
CATHOLIC SISTERS KARIOBANGI
1
CATHOLIC SISTERS- KARIOBANGI (NON PROFIT)
1
CATHORIC DISPENSARY IN KARIOBANGI
1
CHINESE HOSPITAL IN KIKUYU DISTRICT
1
CITY COUNCIL
1
CITY COUNCIL KARIOBANGI
1
CITY COUNCIL KARIOGANGI
1
COMBONI DISPENSARY
1
COMBONI SISTERS
6
COMBONI SISTERS (NON-PROFIT)
1
COPTIC HOSPITAL (NGONG ROAD)
1
COSMOS
1
DOCTORS FROM GERMANY WHO ATTEND TO PATIENTS IN MATHARE 4A
1
DONHORM CHEMIST
1
DONT KNOW THE NAME BUT IN KARIOBANGI
1
DONT KNOW THE NAME OF THE CHEMIST
1
DRUG HILL
1
EASTLEGH
1
EMPIRE KOROGOCHO
1
FLOOD CHEMIST
2
FREE MEDICAL CAMP(CHIEFS CAMP KOROGOCHO)
1
GITHUMU HOUSE CLINIC
1
GOT DRUGS FROM A CHEMIST
1
HE COULDNT REMEMBER THE NAME
1
HILTON DIDPENSARY
1
HOSPICE
1
IDH
1
IN MARAGUA(CANT REMEMBER)
1
JAMAA (BURURURU)
1
JIRANI MEDICAL CENTRE - KARIOBANGI
1
K.N.H
6
KAIROBANGI CATHOLIC SISTERS
1
KARIBANGI CHEMIST
1
KARIBANGI CITY COUNCIL
1
KARIBANGI SISTERS
1
KARIOBANGI
7
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC
2
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC (PROFIT)
1
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC DISPENSARY
6
KARIOBANGI CATHOLIC SISTERS
4
KARIOBANGI CATHORIC DISPENSARY
1
KARIOBANGI CHEMIST
8
KARIOBANGI CHEMISTRY
2
KARIOBANGI CITY COUNCIL
4
KARIOBANGI CLINIC
1
KARIOBANGI DISPENSARY
5
KARIOBANGI HEALTH CENTER
1
KARIOBANGI HEALTH CENTRE
8
KARIOBANGI HEALTH CENTRE(CITY COUNCIL)
1
KARIOBANGI HEALTH DESPENSARY
1
KARIOBANGI SEGA CHEMIST
1
KARIOBANGI SHOPPING CENTRE
1
KARIOBANGI SHOPPING CENTRE PHARMACY
1
KARIOBANGI SISTERS
5
KARIOBANGI SISTERS CLINIC
1
KAYOLE(PRIVATE)
1
KENWA
1
KENYATT NATIONAL HOSPITAL
1
KENYATTA
2
KENYATTA NATIONAL
1
KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL
11
KENYATTA NATIONAL HSPITAL
1
KIJABE HOSPITAL
1
KIKUYUNI HEALTH CENTRE
1
KN HOSPITAL
1
KNH
5
KOMBONI SISTERS KOCH
1
KOROGOCHO COMMUNITY DISPENSARY
1
KOROGOCHO COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE
1
KOYOGO CHEMIST KOROGOCHO
1
KYAWANGO DISPENSARY
1
LAND MARK
1
LATE NIGHT CHEMIST
1
LATEVILE CHEMIST
1
LIONS ROTARY CLUB-PARKLANDS
1
LOCAL CHEMIST
1
LUNGA LUNGA HEALTH CENTRE
1
MAKADARA MERCY SISTERS DISPENSARY
1
MAKUNGA HEALTH CENTRE
1
MAKWA HEALTH CENTRE KOROGOCHO
1
MAMA SHIROS'S SHOP
1
MANENI MEDICAL CENTRE
1
MATHARE MENTAL HOSPITAL
1
MATHARE NORTH
1
MATHARI HOSPITAL
1
MBAGATHI
1
MBAGATHI DISTRICT HOSPITAL
1
MBAGATHI DISTRICT HOSPTIAL
1
MBAGATHI HOSPITAL
3
MISSION VISSION
1
MISSIONARY BENEDICTINE SISTERS (KAREN)
1
MOBILE HERBAL PRACTIONER
1
MRADI DISPENSARY IN MATHARE(NON PROFIT)
1
MRANDI
1
MUDUMU HEALTH CENTRE(INDUSTRIAL AREA)
1
MULTIPLE CLINICS
1
MURADI MATHARE
1
MWATATE HEALTH CENTRE
1
MWAURA'S CHEMIST IN KARIOBANGI
1
NAIROBI HOSPITAL
1
NAIROBI PATHOLOGY AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE
1
NAIROBI WEST HOSPITAL
1
NATURAL AND NUTRITIONAL HERBS CLINIC - TOWN CENTRE
1
NAZARETH
1
NAZARETH MISSION HOSPITAL
1
NEEMA HOSPITAL KASARANI
1
NGOMONGO CHEMISTS
1
PHARMACIST/DRUGSTORE
1
PIPE MANUFACTURER CLINIC
1
PREMIER(KAYOLE)
1
PREMIUM MEDICAL CLINIC
1
PREMIUM X-RAY SERVICES
1
PRIVATE CHEMIST
1
PROVIDE
3
PROVIDE INTERNATIONAL
15
PROVIDE INTERNATIONAL (PROFIT)
1
PROVIDE INTERNATIONAL KOROGOCHO
2
PROVIDE-DANDORA
1
PURIZA CHEMIST
1
RADIENT MEDICAL (PROFIT)
1
REUBEN CLINIC
1
REUBEN DISPENSARY
3
RHODES HOSPITAL
1
RIVER YALA HEALTH CENTRE
1
ROPEDA CHEMIST
1
RUARAKA NEEMA HOSPITAL
2
RUBEN CENTRE CLINIC
1
SALAMA CHEMIST
1
SHOP
1
SISTERS KARIOBANGI
1
SISTERS/CATHOLIC
1
ST JOHN
1
ST MARY
1
ST MARY HOSPITAL
1
ST MARY'S
1
ST MARY'S (PROFIT)
1
ST MARY'S HOSPITAL
2
ST MARY'S MISSION HOSPITAL
1
ST. MARY HOSPITAL (NON-PROFIT)
1
ST. MARY'S
1
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
1
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL (NON-PROFIT)
1
ST. MARYS (NON PROFIT)
1
TASLY
1
THE UNKNOWN HEALTH CENTRE IN KARIOBANGI
1
TOWN
1
TUMAIN DISPENSARY
1
TUMAINI
3
TUMAINI (NON-PROFIT)
1
TUMAINI CLINIC
10
TUMAINI CLINIC IN KOROGOCHO
1
TUMAINI DISPENSARY
6
TUMAINI HEALTH CENTRE
2
TUMAINI HEALTH DISPENSARY
1
TUMANI
1
UNKNOWN CHEMIST
1
UNKNOWN CHEMIST IN KARIOBANGI
2
UNKNOWN CLINIC IN EASTLEIGH
1
UNKNOWN DISPENSARY IN DANDORA
1
UNKNOWN DISPENSARY IN MATHARE ARE
1
UNKNOWN HEALTH CENTER IN KARIOBANGI
1
UNKNOWN HERBALIST IN KARIOBANGI
1
UNKNOWN HOSPITAL
1
UNKNOWN PRIVATE HOSPITAL
1
UNKNOWN THIKA DISPEANSARY
1
VISION
1
VISION -KOROGOCHO
1
VISION DISPENSARY
2
VISION DISPENSARY (PROFIT)
1
VISION MEDICAL CENTRE
1
VISION MISSION
1
WESTLAND CITY COUNCIL DISPENSARY
1
Laboratory/x-ray cost in last 12 months
1221
4670
0
72
50
2
80
1
100
13
120
1
140
1
150
8
190
1
200
9
250
2
270
1
300
6
350
1
400
1
420
1
500
6
600
3
800
1
900
1
1000
3
1250
1
1500
2
1800
2
2000
1
2200
1
2600
1
3600
1
4000
1
5000
1
6000
1
9500
1
14000
1
999995
Missing
0
999996
Other
0
999997
Refused
0
999998
Dont Know
0
999999
NA
1073
Sysmiss
4670
Other cost specified
1747
0
99
1685
MEDICINE + CONSULTATION
1
OPERATION
1
PAID BY COMPANY(BILL)
1
REMOVAL OF TOOTH
1
TOTA EXPENSES
1
TOTAL
45
TOTAL AMOUNT
2
TOTAL AMOUNT SPENT
1
TOTAL COST
2
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
2
TOTAL EXPENSES
4
TREATMENT
1
Reported providing care to an ill person at survey1?
1746
4145
1
Yes
213
2
No
1533
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4145
Are you still providing care to the person?
1747
4144
1
Yes
73
2
No
139
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
1535
Sysmiss
4144
Why did you stop providing care?
1747
4144
1
The ill person died
54
2
The ill person recovered from illness
64
3
Someone else took over
7
4
The ill person changed residence
14
8
Other
0
9
NA
1608
Sysmiss
4144
Cared for someone else with prolonged illness?
1747
4144
1
Yes
52
2
No
1462
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
233
Sysmiss
4144
How many people have you cared for?
1747
4144
1
42
2
8
3
4
88
Never
0
95
missing
0
97
Refused
0
98
Dont Know
0
99
NA
1693
Sysmiss
4144
How much crime is there in your community?
Respondent
10.14 In your opinion, how much crime is there in your neighbourhood? Would you say it is a lot, some, average, not much or none?
A lot...01;Some...02;Average...03;Not much...04;None...05
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1746
4145
Prevalence of crime in Respondent's community
1
A lot
474
2
Some
380
3
Average
598
4
Not much
279
5
None
15
Sysmiss
4145
Not affected during PEV
Respondent
Not Affected...A
MULTIPLE RESPONSES ALLOWED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1747
4144
Respondent not affected during 2007 PEV
1
Yes
512
2
No
1235
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4144
Injured during PEV
Respondent
Injured...B
MULTIPLE RESPONSES ALLOWED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1747
4144
Respondent injured during 2007 PEV
1
Yes
56
2
No
1691
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4144
Forced to move to a new place during PEV
Respondent
Forced to move to a new place...C
MULTIPLE RESPONSES ALLOWED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1747
4144
Respondent forced to move to a new place during 2007 PEV
1
Yes
49
2
No
1698
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4144
Dropped out of school during PEV
Respondent
Dropped out of School...D
MULTIPLE RESPONSES ALLOWED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1747
4144
Respondent dropped out of school due to 2007 PEV
1
Yes
3
2
No
1744
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4144
Family member killed/injured during PEV
Respondent
Family member killed/injured ... E
MULTIPLE RESPONSES ALLOWED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1747
4144
Respondent's family member killed/Injured during 2007 PEV
1
Yes
94
2
No
1653
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4144
Lost job/livelihood during PEV
Respondent
Lost Job/Livelihood...F
MULTIPLE RESPONSES ALLOWED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1747
4144
Respondent lost job/livelihood during 2007 PEV
1
Yes
101
2
No
1646
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4144
Lost property during PEV
Respondent
Lost property...G
MULTIPLE RESPONSES ALLOWED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1747
4144
Respondent Lost property during 2007 PEV
1
Yes
181
2
No
1566
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4144
Raped/sexually assaulted during PEV
Respondent
Raped/Sexually Abused...H
MULTIPLE RESPONSES ALLOWED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1747
4144
Respondent raped or sexually assaulted during PEV
1
Yes
10
2
No
1737
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4144
Emotionally distressed during PEV
Respondent
Emotionally Distressed ...I
MULTIPLE RESPONSES ALLOWED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1747
4144
Respondent suffered emotional distress during 2007 PEV
1
Yes
1125
2
No
622
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4144
Forced to move to IDP camp during PEV
Respondent
Forced to move to an IDP camp...J
MULTIPLE RESPONSES ALLOWED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1747
4144
Respondent forced to move to an IDP CAMP during 2007 PEV
1
Yes
8
2
No
1739
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4144
Other effect of PEV
Respondent
Other...X
MULTIPLE RESPONSES ALLOWED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1747
4144
Respondent suffered other effect during 2007 PEV
1
Yes
75
2
No
1672
5
Missing
0
7
Refused
0
9
NA
0
Sysmiss
4144
Other effect of PEV specified
Respondent
Other...X
MULTIPLE RESPONSES ALLOWED
All DSS Residents 50 years and above
1747
0
Name of other effect respondent suffered during 2007 PEV
95
5
99
1673
995
1
BUSINESS BECAME LOW SELLING
1
BUSINESS DROPPED
1
BUSINESS DROPPED AS WE COULDN'T GET GOODS EASILY
1
BUSINESS WENT DOWN
7
COMMUNICATION BARRIER
1
COULD NOT GO HOME
1
COULD NOT GO ON WITH HER BUSSINESS
1
COULDN'T GO OUT TO WORK
1
COULDN'T GO TO THE MARKET TO BUY FOOD
1
COULDN'T GO TO WORK
1
DIFFICULT GOING TO WORK
1
DIFFICULT TO GO TO MARKET TO BUY FOOD
1
DIFFICULTIES OF GOING TO WORK
1
ECONOMIC CRUNCH
1
FAMILY MEMBER FORCED TO MOVE TO AN IDP CAMP
1
FAMILY MEMBER ROBBED
1
FELL DOWN WHILE RUNNING AWAY AFTER SHE HEARD A GUN SHOT
1
FOOD BECAME EXPENSIVE
1
FOOD PRICE WENT UP
1
FOOD SHORTAGE
1
FOOD WENT UP
1
FORCED TO ACT AS SECURITY.
1
FORCED TO PROVIDE SECURITY
1
HARD TIME GOING TO WORK
1
HE COULD NOT GET HIS SALARY DUE TO FIGHTS
1
HER HOUSE WAS DAMAGED
1
HIS PLANTATION WAS DESTROYED
1
HUNGER
1
HUNGER BECAUSE SHE COULDN'T GO TO WORK
1
HUNGRY AS THEY COULDNT GET FOOD FROM MARKET
1
IT WAS HARD TO MOVE FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER
1
LACKED FOOD
1
LIVED WITH HER RELATIVES WHO WERE CHASED FROM THEIR HOMES
1
LONG CURFEW
1
LOSS OF JOBS
1
MOVED HIS SIBLINGS UPCOUNTRY FOR THEIR SAFETY
1
NOT ABLE TO GO TO PLACE OF WORK
1
NOT GOING TO WORK
1
PROBLEMS OF INFLATION & TRANSPORT
1
PROPERTY DESTROYED
1
SHE COULDN'T GO TO HER SHAMBA (LAND)
1
STRAGGLE GET FOOD
1
SUFFER PROLONGED HUNGER
1
TRANSPORT PROBLEM
11
UNABLE TO GOTO WORK
1
WALKED ON FOOT FROM TOWN TO HOME.
1
WAS UNABLE TO GO TO HOSPITAL
1
WE COULD GET FOOD FROM THE MARKET
1
WE WERE NOT DOING PUR BUSINNES
1
WENT HUNGLY FOR LONG
1
WENT HUNGRY (LACK OF FOOD)
1
WENT HUNGRY BECAUSE WE WEREN'T ABLE TO GO TO MARKET
1