Ghana - Ghana Time Use Survey 2009
Reference ID | GHA-GSS-GTUS-2009-v02. |
Year | 2009 |
Country | Ghana |
Producer(s) | Ghana Statistical Service |
Sponsor(s) | Ghana Statistical Service - GSS - GSS was responsible for overseeing the day-to-day technical operations including recruitment and supervision of field and data processing staff as well as the supervision of the office and field operations Governmen |
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does household own -Fan
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File: GTUS 2009 Merged Household & Individual Characteristics (Addis)
File: GTUS 2009 Merged Household & Individual Characteristics (Addis)
Overview
Type:
Discrete Format: character Width: 1 | Valid cases: 15521 Invalid: 0 |
Questions and instructions
Universe
Head of household and/or responsible household member
Literal question
Does the household own Fan
Categories
Value | Category | Cases | |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Yes | 4762 | ![]() |
2 | No | 10759 | ![]() |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
Interviewers are supposed to carry out the following tasks:
Ø Read all survey materials and understand the contents.
Ø Ensure that all fieldwork materials are brought to field for interviews.
Ø Visit each of the selected households: if you do not get a response at the first visit for any part of the questionnaire, visit the household at least three times at different times and try again. Report all failures to locate respondents to your supervisor. No substitution is allowed.
Ø Carefully complete all relevant parts of the cover page of the questionnaire for each visit.
Ø At the first visit, complete the household part of the questionnaire with the head of household or another knowledgeable adult.
Ø Use the information from the household questionnaire to identify all members aged 7 years and above.
Ø Administer the time use diaries immediately if any of these members are present at the household. If any are absent, ask what will be the best time to find them. Go back at that time to complete the diaries.
Ø Check all the completed questionnaires the same evening after the interview. Write notes about any difficulties you may have had with administering the questionnaires on the back of the questionnaires.
Ø Submit all completed questionnaires to your field supervisor.
Ø Ensure that all questionnaires and other survey materials are kept safe and confidential at all times.
Ø Read all survey materials and understand the contents.
Ø Ensure that all fieldwork materials are brought to field for interviews.
Ø Visit each of the selected households: if you do not get a response at the first visit for any part of the questionnaire, visit the household at least three times at different times and try again. Report all failures to locate respondents to your supervisor. No substitution is allowed.
Ø Carefully complete all relevant parts of the cover page of the questionnaire for each visit.
Ø At the first visit, complete the household part of the questionnaire with the head of household or another knowledgeable adult.
Ø Use the information from the household questionnaire to identify all members aged 7 years and above.
Ø Administer the time use diaries immediately if any of these members are present at the household. If any are absent, ask what will be the best time to find them. Go back at that time to complete the diaries.
Ø Check all the completed questionnaires the same evening after the interview. Write notes about any difficulties you may have had with administering the questionnaires on the back of the questionnaires.
Ø Submit all completed questionnaires to your field supervisor.
Ø Ensure that all questionnaires and other survey materials are kept safe and confidential at all times.