High Frequency Phone Survey on COVID-19 2022, Round 1

Vanuatu, 2022

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SPC_VUT_2022_HFPS-W1_v01_M_v01_A_PUF

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Apr 21, 2023

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Data file: WBG_VUT_2022_HFPS-W1_Household_v01_PUF

This file is the "Household" dataset of the first round of the 2022 High Frequency Phone Survey on COVID-19 of Vanuatu.
It contains information collected using all modules of the questionnaire.

The unit of analysis is the household.

Cases:	2515
Variables:	228

Variables

hhid

household id

wta_pop

population sampling weights

wta_hh

household sampling weights

wealth_decile

welfare decile

wealth_quint

welfare quintile

wealth_group

welfare 2 categories (low/high)

type_sample

sample type (rdd/hies/r1)

type_phone

phone type reached

rnd_health

random assignment of health module

rnd_vaccine

random assignment of vaccine module

rnd_coping

random assignment of coping mechanism module

hhsize

household size

hhsize_group

household size groups

residence

respondent's current province

province_group

province groupings

location_urban

location by urban/rural

urban

urban/rural

resp_sex

respondent sex

resp_age

respondent age

head_sex

hh head sex

head_age

hh head age

q01_09

may i speak with [name]?

q01_09a

are you still member of the same household?

q01_09b

is [name] still member of the same household?

q01_09c

why is [name] not member of the same household anymore?

q01_10

adult household member who is knowledgeable about the household

q01_10a

respondents compared to w1

q02_06_resp

respondent's relation to household head

q02_07_resp

respondent education

q02_07_head

hh head education

q02_08

number of new household members since first lockdown march 2022

q02_09

number of members who left the household since first lockdown march 2022

q02_10

respondent's marital status

q02_12

respondent's current area council

q02_14

living in the same province as when first lockdown was imposed

q02_15

province where living in march

q03_01

aware of covid-19 vaccine availability in the country?

q03_02

main source of information on the covid-19 vaccine?

q03_03

vaccinated against covid-19?

q03_04

planning to get vaccinated?

q03_05

where would you prefer to get vaccinated?

q03_06

when vaccine is available close to you are you planning to get vaccinated?

q03_07_1

reason for vaccine hesitancy: vaccine effectiveness

q03_07_2

reason for vaccine hesitancy: safety/side effects

q03_07_3

reason for vaccine hesitancy: not at risk

q03_07_4

reason for vaccine hesitancy: infection at the health center

q03_07_5

reason for vaccine hesitancy: health center too far

q03_07_6

reason for vaccine hesitancy: don't have time'

q03_07_7

reason for vaccine hesitancy: already had covid-19

q03_07_8

reason for vaccine hesitancy: against vaccines

q03_07_9

reason for vaccine hesitancy: religious reasons

q03_07_10

reason for vaccine hesitancy: lack of information

q03_07_11

reason for vaccine hesitancy: fear in general

q03_07_12

reason for vaccine hesitancy: pre-existing medical condition

q03_07_13

reason for vaccine hesitancy: pregnancy

q03_07_14

reason for vaccine hesitancy: does not know/no response

q03_08_1

who could change your mind about vaccine: family/friends

q03_08_2

who could change your mind about vaccine: religious leaders

q03_08_3

who could change your mind about vaccine: doctors/nurses/pharmacists/health wor

q03_08_5

who could change your mind about vaccine: equivalent of a traditional healer

q03_08_6

who could change your mind about vaccine: scientists and epidemiologists

q03_08_7

who could change your mind about vaccine: celebrities and social media influenc

q03_08_8

who could change your mind about vaccine: none

q03_09a

difficulty to get the vaccine: distance

q03_09b

difficulty to get the vaccine: do not know how to get/register

q03_09c

difficulty to get the vaccine: registration is complicated

q03_09d

difficulty to get the vaccine: too crowded vaccination center

q03_09e

difficulty to get the vaccine: facility inaccessible

q03_09f

difficulty to get the vaccine: no transport

q03_09g

difficulty to get the vaccine: not enough vaccines

q03_09h

difficulty to get the vaccine: none

q03_10

know how to get vaccinated against covid-19?

q03_11

has anyone in your household been vaccinated?

q03_12

how many household members have been vaccinated?

q04_01

need urgent medical care in the past month

q04_02

access to the urgent medical treatment

q04_03

reasons for no access to medical treatment

q04_04

need routine care in the past month

q04_05

access to the routine care treatment

q04_06

reasons for no access to routine care treatment

q04_07

preventative medical care

q04_08

access to the preventative medical care

q04_09

reasons for no access to preventative medical care

q04_10

healthcare from a doctor/nurse via phone or internet in the last 12 months

q05_07

face-to-face classes cancelled by the school

q05_08a

concerns over lack of face-to-face classes: academic learning losses

q05_08b

concerns over lack of face-to-face classes: lack of interaction

q05_08c

concerns over lack of face-to-face classes: limited opportunities for physical

q05_08d

concerns over lack of face-to-face classes: lost interest in school

q05_08e

concerns over lack of face-to-face classes: too much exposure to online surfing

q05_08f

concerns over lack of face-to-face classes: lack of friends

q05_08g

concerns over lack of face-to-face classes: prefer remote learning

q05_08h

concerns over lack of face-to-face classes: no concerns

q05_09

additional expenses incurred for your child

q05_10a

additional expenses: on tutoring

q05_10b

additional expenses: moving to expensive school

q05_10c

additional expenses: on hardware and/or gadgets

q05_10d

additional expenses: on internet connection

q05_10e

additional expenses: on school supplies

q05_11a

covid-19 government support: financial support to access remote learning

q05_11b

covid-19 government support: gadgets/equipment to access remote learning

q05_11c

covid-19 government support: home visits to help children learn

q05_11d

covid-19 government support: learning material to be used at home

q05_11e

covid-19 government support: did not receive anything

q05_12

best approach to help learn?

q05_13

teacher should give more attention on which group of children

q06_01a

during the past 12 months: not enough food

q06_01b

during the past 4 weeks: not enough food

q06_02a

during the past 12 months: no access to healthy/nutritious food

q06_02b

during the past 4 weeks: no access to healthy/nutritious food

q06_03a

during the past 12 months: ate only few kinds of food

q06_03b

during the past 4 weeks: ate only few kinds of food

q06_04a

during the past 12 months: skip a meal

q06_04b

during the past 4 weeks: skip a meal

q06_05a

during the past 12 months: ate less than you should have

q06_05b

during the past 4 weeks: ate less than you should have

q06_06a

during the past 12 months: ran out of food

q06_06b

during the past 4 weeks: ran out of food

q06_06c

how often did you run out of food

q06_07a

during the past 12 months: hungry but did not eat

q06_07b

during the past 4 weeks: hungry but did not eat

q06_07c

how often were you hungry but did not eat

q06_08a

during the past 12 months: whole day without eating

q06_08b

during the past 4 weeks: whole day without eating

q06_08c

how often did you go whole day without eating

q07_27

hh head current occupation

q07_37

non-farming business

q07_38

non-farming income compared to march 2022

q07_39

growing crops/raising livestock/fishing

q07_40

in the past month has your hh been able to perform normal activities in the fie

q07_41_1

reasons for disruption: adviced to stay home

q07_41_2

reasons for disruption: reduced availability of hired labor

q07_41_3

reasons for disruption: restrictions on movement

q07_41_4

reasons for disruption: unable to aquire/transport inputs

q07_41_5

reasons for disruption: unable to sell/transport outputs

q07_41_6

reasons for disruption: care for the ill

q07_41_7

reasons for disruption: care for children

q07_41_8

reasons for disruption: reduced demand for hired labor

q07_41_9

reasons for disruption: increased price for inputs

q07_41_10

reasons for disruption: bad weather

q07_41_96

reasons for disruption: other

q07_42a

agricultural activity: growing food crops for home consumption

q07_42b

agricultural activity: growing food crops for local markets

q07_42c

agricultural activity: growing cash crops for export

q07_42d

agricultural activity: raising livestock for home consumption

q07_42e

agricultural activity: raising livestock for sale

q07_42f

agricultural activity: fishing for home consumption

q07_42g

agricultural activity: fishing for sale

q07_43

expected agricultural income compared to last season

q07_44_1

reason for lower expected income: could not bring products to markets

q07_44_2

reason for lower expected income: no market for agric products

q07_44_3

reason for lower expected income: smaller harvest due to weather

q07_44_4

reason for lower expected income: smaller harvest due to lack of labor

q07_44_5

reason for lower expected income: smaller harvest due to lack of inputs

q07_44_6

reason for lower expected income: smaller harvest due to pests or disease

q07_44_7

reason for lower expected income: harvest to be consumed by the household

q07_44_96

reason for lower expected income: other

q07_45

does your household receive remittances?

q07_46a

remittances from within vanuatu

q07_46b

remittances from australia

q07_46c

remittances from new zealand

q07_46z

remittances from other countries

q07_46z_ot

remittances from other countries (specify)

q07_47

remittances income last month compared to feb 2022

q07_48

loan with formal lending institution

q07_49

how worried about household's finances in the next month?

q07_50

one year from now, do you think the state of the economy will be:

q07_51a

source of livelihoods feb 2022: family farming, or livestock

q07_51b

source of livelihoods feb 2022: fishing

q07_51c

source of livelihoods feb 2022: non-farm family business

q07_51d

source of livelihoods feb 2022: wage employment of household members

q07_51e

source of livelihoods feb 2022: unemployment benefits

q07_51f

source of livelihoods feb 2022: remittances from abroad

q07_51g

source of livelihoods feb 2022: assitance from family within the country

q07_51h

source of livelihoods feb 2022: assistance from other non-family individuals

q07_51i

source of livelihoods feb 2022: income form properties, investments, or savings

q07_51j

source of livelihoods feb 2022: pension

q07_51k

source of livelihoods feb 2022: assistance from the government

q07_51l

source of livelihoods feb 2022: assistance from ngos / charitable organizations

q07_52a

income compared to feb 2022: family farming, or livestock

q07_52b

income compared to feb 2022: fishing

q07_52c

income compared to feb 2022: non-farm family business

q07_52d

income compared to feb 2022: wage employment of household members

q07_52e

income compared to feb 2022: unemployment benefits

q07_52f

income compared to feb 2022: remittances from abroad

q07_52g

income compared to feb 2022: assitance from family within the country

q07_52h

income compared to feb 2022: assistance from other non-family individuals

q07_52i

income compared to feb 2022: income form properties, investments, or savings

q07_52j

income compared to feb 2022: pension

q07_52k

income compared to feb 2022: assistance from the government

q07_52l

income compared to feb 2022: assistance from ngos / charitable organizations

q08_01

since march 2022: sold assets

q08_02

since march 2022: sold livestock

q08_03

since march 2022: start/increase fishing

q08_04

since march 2022: find ways to earn extra money

q08_05

since march 2022: receive cash or borrow from friends/family

q08_06

since march 2022: other assistance from friends/family

q08_07

since march 2022: assistance from church/other religious body

q08_08

since march 2022: loan from financial institution

q08_09

since march 2022: loan from moneylender/saving group

q08_10

since march 2022: credit purchase

q08_11

since march 2022: delayed repayments

q08_12

since march 2022: sell harvest in advance

q08_13

since march 2022: reduced food consumption

q08_14

since march 2022: reduced non-food consumption

q08_15

since march 2022: savings spending

q08_16

since march 2022: assistance from ngo

q08_17

since march 2022: assistance from community-based organization

q08_18

since march 2022: advance from employer

q08_19

since march 2022: assistance from government

q08_20

since march 2022: receive a payout from a superannuation fund/provident fund

q08_21

since march 2022: reduce number of children attending school

q08_22

expected to repay the borrowed money from friends/family?

q08_23

charged interest on the borrowed money from friends/family?

q08_24

since march 2022 given money or in-kind goods to other households

q09_01a

assets owned: television

q09_01b

assets owned: bed

q09_01c

assets owned: cooking stove

q09_01d

assets owned: fridge/freezer

q09_01e

assets owned: electric fan

q09_01f

assets owned: washing machine/dryer

q09_01g

assets owned: dining table

q09_02

type of fuel used for cooking

q09_03

electricity

q10_01

how many mobile phones in the household?

q10_02

how many active mobile phones have 2 sims?

q11_02

agree to be contacted within next 12 months

q11_05

language of the interview

Total: 228

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