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Household Template 9 -Form Fill
Household identification
Q01
State name
Q02
District name
Q03
Block name
Q04
Gram Panchayat Name
Q05
Village name
Q06
Status
Control
Treated
Q07
Did this household receive the livestock/ fishery support from the BKBDP (Kosi) project?
Yes
No
Q08
Household number
Q09
GPS Coordinates
Q10
Religion of household head
HINDU
MUSLIM
BUDDHIST
SIKH
CHRISTIAN
OTHER
Q11
Date of interview
Q12
Interview start time
Q13
Household's native language
Hindi
Urdu
Bhojpuri
Maithili
Magahi
Punjabi
Nepali
Other (specify)
Q14
Supervisor Name
Q15
Interviewer Name
Q16
How many total members live in this household.
Q17
How many children under 5 years old are in this household?
Q18
How many children between 6-14 years old are in this household?
Q19
How many children between 6-14 have attended school over the past 12 months?
Q20
How many people between 15-65 are in this household?
Q21
How many people above age 65 are in this household?
Q22
Name of the household head.
Q23
Sex
Male
Female
Q24
Age
Q25
Marital Status
Single
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Separated
Q26
What is the highest level of education "[S1Q01a]" has completed?
No formal education
Kindergarten/Pre-primary
Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Grade 10 (SSC/Matriculation)
Grade 11
Grade 12 (HSC/Intermediate)
Vocational
Nursing
Technical education
Diploma
Undergraduate (2 yr)
Undergraduate (3 yr)
Undergraduate (4 yr)
Medical
Engineering
Postgraduate diploma
Master's
M.Phil
PhD
Post-Doctoral
Other
Household roster
A01
Member Code
A02
Please tell full names of each household member between 15 and 65 years old, starting from the head.
A03
Sex
Male
Female
A04
The relationship of A01 with the household head?
Spouse of Head
Married Child
Spouse of Married Child
Unmarried Child
Grandchild
Father/mother/father-in-law/mother- in-law
Brother/sister/brother-in-law/sister-in- law
Servants/employees/other non- relatives
A05
Age
A06
Marital Status
Single
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Separated
A07
What is the highest level of education A01 has completed?
No formal education
Kindergarten/Pre-primary
Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Grade 10 (SSC/Matriculation)
Grade 11
Grade 12 (HSC/Intermediate)
Vocational
Nursing
Technical education
Diploma
Undergraduate (2 yr)
Undergraduate (3 yr)
Undergraduate (4 yr)
Medical
Engineering
Postgraduate diploma
Master's
M.Phil
PhD
Post-Doctoral
Other
Migration intention
B01
Do you intend to migrate as a household in the next 12 months
Yes
No
B02
On a scale from 0-10, how certain are you that you will migrate in the next 12 months?
B03
Member ID
B04
Name
B05
Does [name] have any intentions to migrate in the next 12 months as an individual?
Yes
No
B06
On a scale from 1-10, how certain are you that you will migrate in the next 12 months?
B07
When did your household come to your present location?
B08
Where was your household residing before it moved to the current residence in [year]?
Always in this residence
Same village
Same sub-district
Same district
Same state
same country
Other
B09
Did you own your previous house?
Yes
No
B10
Has any household member permanently migrated since 2010?
Yes
No
Migration
C01
Member code
C02
Name
C03
Has "C02" gone to stay somewhere else for continuously 6 or more months over the past year?
Yes
No
C04
Has "C02" returned?
Yes
No
C05
Has "C02" gone to stay somewhere else for up to 3 months over the past year?
Yes
No
C06
Since 2010, how many times has [member] gone to stay somewhere else for up to 3 months in a given year?
C07
When did "C02" migrate last ?
C08
Where did "C02" migrate to during the last episode of migration?
Local
Abroad
C09
If local, use the code below "C02"
Same village/block/city
Different village/block/city, but same subdivision
Different subdistrict, but same district
Different district, but same state
Different state, but same division
Different division, but same country
C10
If abroad, write country name "C02"
C11
When did "C02" return from migration?
C12
What was "C02" primary activity while migrated?
Unemployed
Full time employed
Part time employed
Self Imployed
Studying
Homemaking
Retired
Vocational training
C13
What was "C02"s occupation during migration?
Legislators and Senior Officials
Corporate Managers
General Managers
Physical, Mathematical and Engineering Science Professionals
Life Science and Health Professionals
Teaching Professionals
Other Professional
Physical and Engineering Science Associate Professionals.
Life Science and Health Associate Professionals
Teaching Associate Professionals
Other Associate Professional
Office Clerks
Customer Services ClerkS
Personal and Protective Service Workers
Models, Sales Persons and Demonstrators
Market Oriented Skilled Agricultural and Fishery Workers
Subsistence Agricultural and Fishery Workers
Extraction and Building Trades Workers
Metal, Machinery and Related Trades Workers
Precision, Handicraft, Printing and Related Trades Workers
Other Craft and Related Trades Workers
Stationary Plant and Related Operators
Machine Operators and Assemblers
Drivers and Mobile-Plant Operators
Sales and Services Elementary Occupations
Agricultural, Fishery and Related Labourers
Labourers in Mining, Construction,Manufacturing and Transport
C14
What were "C02"s reasons for migrating
Employment opportunities
Education
Family reunification
Marriage
Healthcare access
Political instability or conflict
Religious or ethnic persecution
Economic hardship
Natural disasters
Climate stress or environmental factors
Cultural or lifestyle choices
Retirement
Other (specify)
C15
In which year did the person leave?
C16
Where did this person go?
Local
Abroad
C17
What was the reason for permanent migration?
Employment opportunities
Education
Family reunification
Marriage
Healthcare access
Political instability or conflict
Religious or ethnic persecution
Economic hardship
Natural disasters
Climate stress or environmental factors
Cultural or lifestyle choices
Retirement
Other (specify)
Flooding Shock Probability
D01
During the 2008 floods, did the area around your house get flooded?
Yes
No
D02
How deep was the 2008 flood in its worst moments?
D02A
Unit
Centimeter
Feet
Meter
D03
During the 2008 flooding in this region, how long was your homestead flooded?
D04
In the next 10 years, how deep do you think the worst flood will be in its worst moments? Please indicate using your body or an object and we will measure it using this tape measure. (Ideally, the enumerators would have a tape measure and they could indicate it on the tape measure, e.g., against their body.)
D04A
Unit
Centimeter
Feet
Meter
D05
Thinking about the 2008 flood, which happened because of the Kusaha embankment breach, how likely do you think it is for such a situation to repeat in the next 5 years? Rate your reponse form 1 to 5, with 1 being very unlikely, while 5 being very likely.
Very unlikely
Unlikely
Somewhat likely
Likely
Very likely
D06
Thinking about the next 25 years, how many times do you think flooding of 30 cm or greater will occur in your area?
D07
Thinking about the next 50 years, how many times do you think flooding of 43 cm or greater will occur in your area?
D08
Does your household presently use or is in possession of (including renting in and out) any land (both cultivated and non-cultivated)?
Yes
No
Land Ownership & Use > Land and Inputs during the last agricultural season
E01
How much land in total do you have (owned, rented, cultivated,non-cultivated, reclaimed, protected)
E01A
Unit
Dismil
Biswa
Katha
Bigha
Killa
Acre
Hectare
Sq. Feet
Sq. Meter
Sq. Yard
E02
Out of the total land area, how much land do you own?_Quantity
E02A
Unit
Dismil
Biswa
Katha
Bigha
Killa
Acre
Hectare
Sq. Feet
Sq. Meter
Sq. Yard
E03
Is it exclusively owned by your household or shared with other family members
Yes
No
E04
Have you reclaimed any land within the embankment since 2010?
Yes
No
E05
Is any of the land you cultivate considered "reclaimed land" (land that was once the river bed but now is available for farming)
Yes
No
E06
How much land have you cumulatively reclaimed from the embankment since 2010?_Quantity
E06A
Unit
Dismil
Biswa
Katha
Bigha
Killa
Acre
Hectare
Sq. Feet
Sq. Meter
Sq. Yard
E07
How much of reclaimed land do you currently cultivate?_Quantity
E07A
Unit
Dismil
Biswa
Katha
Bigha
Killa
Acre
Hectare
Sq. Feet
Sq. Meter
Sq. Yard
E08
Was this land cultivated before 2010?
Yes
No
E09
Out of the total land area, how much land are you renting in?_Quantity
E09A
Unit
Dismil
Biswa
Katha
Bigha
Killa
Acre
Hectare
Sq. Feet
Sq. Meter
Sq. Yard
E10
If renting in, how much do you pay in Cash (Rupees) for the use of the land?
E11
If renting in, how much do you pay in-kind (Rupees) for the use of the land?
E12
If renting in, how much Harvest Share (in percentage) do you pay for the use of land?
E13
Indicate the number of months this payment covers_Months
E14
How much of your land was rented out? _Quantity
E14A
Unit
Dismil
Biswa
Katha
Bigha
Killa
Acre
Hectare
Sq. Feet
Sq. Meter
Sq. Yard
E15
If renting out, how much do you receive in Cash (Rupees) or in- kind (Rupees) for the use of the land?
E16
If renting out, how much Harvest Share (in percentage) do you receive for the use of land?
E17
How many months did the rent cover?_Months
E18
Have you or any household members migrated to the spurs for agricultural purposes?
Yes
No
E19
Has this migration led to a change in the amount of agricultural land being used in protected/reclaimed areas?
Yes
No
E20
Amount Increase_Quantity
E20A
Unit
Dismil
Biswa
Katha
Bigha
Killa
Acre
Hectare
Sq. Feet
Sq. Meter
Sq. Yard
E21
Since the start of the spur construction, has the amount of area under cultivation increased for your household?
Yes
No
E22
Amount Increase_Unit
E23
Quantity
E24
Did you use any of the following agricultural inputs in the last growing season?
Yes
No
Land Ownership & Use > Agricultural inputs
F01
Item
Fertilizers (organic)
Fertilizers (chemical)
Pesticides
Herbicides
Farm Machinery
Labor
Improved seed
F02
Did you use.
Yes
No
F02A
Unit
Kilogram
Gram
Liter
Milliliter
Hours
Days
Weeks
F03
Quantity
F04
Expenditure (Rs)
Land Ownership & Use > Irrigation
G01
How much of your land is irrigated for the current Rabi season?
G01A
Unit
Dismil
Biswa
Katha
Bigha
Killa
Acre
Hectare
Sq. Feet
Sq. Meter
Sq. Yard
G02
Quantity
G03
Do you practice the following irrigation techniques?
G03_1
Drip irrigation
Yes
No
G03_2
Canal irrigation
Yes
No
G03_3
Rain-fed irrigration
Yes
No
G03_4
Rahat system
Yes
No
G03_5
Tube well
Yes
No
G03_6
Sprinkler System
Yes
No
G03_7
Check dams/pond for water storage
Yes
No
G03_8
Manual watering
Yes
No
G03_9
Surface/flood/furrow irrigation
Yes
No
G03_10
Sub-irrigation (seepage)
Yes
No
G04
Do you own the following irrigation equipment?
G04_1
Drip irrigation line or tapes
Yes
No
G04_2
Sprinkler system
Yes
No
G04_3
water pump
Yes
No
G04_4
pipe and hoses
Yes
No
G04_5
filtration system
Yes
No
G04_6
moisture sensor
Yes
No
G04_7
flow meter
Yes
No
G04_8
power generator
Yes
No
Farming - Production
H01
Did your household engage in agricultural activities during the most recent Rabi or Kharif seasons?
Yes
No
H02
Can you recall and tell me if your family indulged in farming 10 years ago?
Yes
No
H03
What was the main crop you cultivated 10 years ago?
Paddy (Rice)
Wheat
Maize
Barley
Sorghum
Millets
Rye
Oats
Quinoa
Buckwheat
Lentil
Gram (Chickpea)
Mung bean
Pigeon pea
Kidney bean
Black gram
Field pea
Fava bean
Lima bean
Cowpea
Potato
Tomato
Onion
Garlic
Carrot
Cauliflower
Broccoli
Spinach
Aubergine/Brinjal
Radish
Cabbage
Bell pepper
Patal
Puisak
Cucumber
Pumpkin
Courgette
Peas
Mango
Banana
Apple
Orange
Pineapple
Papaya
Grape
Pomegranate
Melon
Lemon
Guava
Lychee
Jackfruit
Coconut
Fig
Strawberry
Blueberry
Raspberry
Kiwi
Peach
Plum
Cherry
Cranberry
Mulberry
Gooseberry
Blackberry
Chili pepper
Black pepper
Turmeric
Coriander
Cumin
Cardamom
Clove
Ginger
Nutmeg
Saffron
Mustard
Sesame
Sunflower
Peanut
Soybean
Safflower
Flaxseed
Canola
Cotton
Jute
Hemp
Silk
Flaxseed
Bamboo
Coir
Sisal
Ramie
Kenaf
Abaca
Sweet potato
Taro
Cassava
Yam
Artichoke
Almonds
Walnuts
Pistachios
Cashews
Hazelnuts
Pecans
Macadamia nuts
Pine nuts
Tea
Coffee
cocoa
mate
camomile
Sugar cane
sugar beet
stevia
sorghum
honey
Basil
Rosemary
Thyme
Mint
Oregano
Parsley
Cilantro
Button mushrooms
Portobello
Shiitake
Oyster
Cremini
Morel
Others
H04
How many types of crops did you plant in a year 10 years ago (up to 10 types)?
H05
How many types of crops did you grow in the last Kharif season?
H06
Crop Name
Paddy (Rice)
Wheat
Maize
Barley
Sorghum
Millets
Rye
Oats
Quinoa
Buckwheat
Lentil
Gram (Chickpea)
Mung bean
Pigeon pea
Kidney bean
Black gram
Field pea
Fava bean
Lima bean
Cowpea
Potato
Tomato
Onion
Garlic
Carrot
Cauliflower
Broccoli
Spinach
Aubergine/Brinjal
Radish
Cabbage
Bell pepper
Patal
Puisak
Cucumber
Pumpkin
Courgette
Peas
Mango
Banana
Apple
Orange
Pineapple
Papaya
Grape
Pomegranate
Melon
Lemon
Guava
Lychee
Jackfruit
Coconut
Fig
Strawberry
Blueberry
Raspberry
Kiwi
Peach
Plum
Cherry
Cranberry
Mulberry
Gooseberry
Blackberry
Chili pepper
Black pepper
Turmeric
Coriander
Cumin
Cardamom
Clove
Ginger
Nutmeg
Saffron
Mustard
Sesame
Sunflower
Peanut
Soybean
Safflower
Flaxseed
Canola
Cotton
Jute
Hemp
Silk
Flaxseed
Bamboo
Coir
Sisal
Ramie
Kenaf
Abaca
Sweet potato
Taro
Cassava
Yam
Artichoke
Almonds
Walnuts
Pistachios
Cashews
Hazelnuts
Pecans
Macadamia nuts
Pine nuts
Tea
Coffee
cocoa
mate
camomile
Sugar cane
sugar beet
stevia
sorghum
honey
Basil
Rosemary
Thyme
Mint
Oregano
Parsley
Cilantro
Button mushrooms
Portobello
Shiitake
Oyster
Cremini
Morel
Others
H07
Total area of land dedicated to this crop in the last Kharif season_Quantity
H07A
Unit
Dismil
Biswa
Katha
Bigha
Killa
Acre
Hectare
Sq. Feet
Sq. Meter
Sq. Yard
H08
Please specify the month and year in which you began planting in the last Kharif season
H09
Have you harvested in the last Kharif season?
Yes
No
H10
Please specify the month and year in which you began harvesting in the last Kharif season
H11
Total production from the harvest in the last Kharif season
H12
Total post-harvest loss since the last Kharif season
H13
Total amount in storage since the last Kharif season
H14
How much of the harvest was paid in kind?
H14A
Unit
Kilogram
Gram
Liter
Milliliter
Hours
Days
Weeks
H15
How much of the harvest was donated/given to family members?
H15A
Unit
Kilogram
Gram
Liter
Milliliter
Hours
Days
Weeks
H16
Home consumption since the last Kharif season_KG
H17
Total value of sales
H18
Can you recall and tell me if your family indulged in farming 10 years ago?
Yes
No
H19
What was the main crop you cultivated 10 years ago?
Paddy (Rice)
Wheat
Maize
Barley
Sorghum
Millets
Rye
Oats
Quinoa
Buckwheat
Lentil
Gram (Chickpea)
Mung bean
Pigeon pea
Kidney bean
Black gram
Field pea
Fava bean
Lima bean
Cowpea
Potato
Tomato
Onion
Garlic
Carrot
Cauliflower
Broccoli
Spinach
Aubergine/Brinjal
Radish
Cabbage
Bell pepper
Patal
Puisak
Cucumber
Pumpkin
Courgette
Peas
Mango
Banana
Apple
Orange
Pineapple
Papaya
Grape
Pomegranate
Melon
Lemon
Guava
Lychee
Jackfruit
Coconut
Fig
Strawberry
Blueberry
Raspberry
Kiwi
Peach
Plum
Cherry
Cranberry
Mulberry
Gooseberry
Blackberry
Chili pepper
Black pepper
Turmeric
Coriander
Cumin
Cardamom
Clove
Ginger
Nutmeg
Saffron
Mustard
Sesame
Sunflower
Peanut
Soybean
Safflower
Flaxseed
Canola
Cotton
Jute
Hemp
Silk
Flaxseed
Bamboo
Coir
Sisal
Ramie
Kenaf
Abaca
Sweet potato
Taro
Cassava
Yam
Artichoke
Almonds
Walnuts
Pistachios
Cashews
Hazelnuts
Pecans
Macadamia nuts
Pine nuts
Tea
Coffee
cocoa
mate
camomile
Sugar cane
sugar beet
stevia
sorghum
honey
Basil
Rosemary
Thyme
Mint
Oregano
Parsley
Cilantro
Button mushrooms
Portobello
Shiitake
Oyster
Cremini
Morel
Others
H20
How many types of crops did you plant in a year 10 years ago?
H21
How many types of crops did you grow in the last Rabi season?
H22
Crop Name
H23
Total area of land dedicated to this crop in the current Rabi season
H23A
Unit
Kilogram
Gram
Liter
Milliliter
Hours
Days
Weeks
H24
Please specify the month and year in which you began planting in the current Rabi season
H25
Have you harvested "[CALS3CQ0R]" in the current Rabi season?
Yes
No
H26
Please specify the month and year in which you began harvesting in the current Rabi season
H27
Total production from the harvest in the current Rabi season
H28
Total post-harvest loss since the current Rabi season
H29
Total amount in storage since the current Rabi season
H30
How much of the harvest was paid in kind?
H30A
Unit
Dismil
Biswa
Katha
Bigha
Killa
Acre
Hectare
Sq. Feet
Sq. Meter
Sq. Yard
H31
How much of the harvest was donated/given to family members?
H31A
Unit
Dismil
Biswa
Katha
Bigha
Killa
Acre
Hectare
Sq. Feet
Sq. Meter
Sq. Yard
H32
Home consumption since the current Rabi season
H33
Total value of sales
H34
Do you select different crops depending on your exposure to flood risk?
Yes
No
H35
How do you receive payments for your crops
Cash
Bank Transfer
Mobile Payment
Check
Barter/trade
Agricultural Commission
Digital transfer
Other
H36
Is your Aadhar card linked to a mobile number for receiving government support?
Yes
No
Climate Past
I01
Weather event
Flood (when surronding area becomes filled or covered with a large amount of water that disrupts normal
Excess Rainfall
Drought
Heatwave (a period of abnormally high heat lasting at least 2 days)
Cold temperatures ( As per IMD, a 'cold day' is declared when the maximum temperature is at least 4.5 notches below normal and the minimum is below 10 degrees C)
Seasons changing
I02
Have you ever experienced during the past 5 years (between 2019-2024)
Yes
No
I03
During the past 5 years (between 2019 and 2024), how frequently did you experience the following [CLIMATE/WEATHER EVENT] in this community?
Never
Rarely (1 out of 5 years)
Sometimes (2 out of 5 years)
Often (3 or 4 out of 5 years)
Every year
I04
During the past 5 years (between 2019 and 2024), how frequently did you experience the following [CLIMATE/WEATHER EVENT] in this community?
Increased
About the same
Decreased
I05
When did you experience the most recent in the past 5 years?
I06
When the most recent occurred, did any of the following happen?
I06_1
Damage to/loss of crop harvest.
Yes
No
I06_2
Damage to/loss of livestock.
Yes
No
I06_3
Damage to/loss of food stock.
Yes
No
I06_4
Damage to/collapse of main dwelling/farm buildings/business facilities
Yes
No
I06_5
Damage to/breakage of machinery/production equipment.
Yes
No
I06_6
Interruption/breakage of roads normally used by the household (to travel to work or to markets for sale of outputs/purchase of inputs, etc.).
Yes
No
I06_7
Displacement from homestead.
Yes
No
I07
In the most recent , did you receive early warnings?
Yes
No
I08
How did you receive the warning?
Televison
Radio
Internet
Mobile phone/SMS
Community loudspeakers
Local government officials
Word of mouth
Social Media
I09
What did you do about the early warning?
Nothing
Evacuated immediately
I stocked up on emergency supplies such as food, water, and medical kits
I reinforced my home with sandbags and waterproofing measures
I stayed updated on the situation through local news and weather alerts
I took measures to protect livestock and pets
I10
During the most recent , how severe was the damage to your livestock?
NONE
MINOR (1 OR 2 ANIMALS)
MODERATE (MANY BUT <50% OF TOTAL OWNED)
SEVERE (>50% BUT NOT COMPLETE)
COMPLETE (LOST ALL ANIMALS)
I11
During the most recent , how severe was the damage to your crop harvest?
NONE
MINOR (<25%)
MODERATE (BETWEEN 25 AND 50%)
SEVERE (>50% BUT NOT COMPLETE)
COMPLETE (NO HARVEST LEFT)
I12
During the most recent , how severe was the damage to your food stock?
NONE
MINOR (<25%)
MODERATE (BETWEEN 25 AND 50%)
SEVERE (>50% BUT NOT COMPLETE)
COMPLETE (NO FOOD STOCK LEFT)
I13
Were any household members killed or injured due to the most recent ?
Yes
No
I14
Overall, how many household members were killed due to ?
I15
Overall, how many household members were injured due to ?
I16
How long did the most recent last?
I17
During the most recent , How high did the water rise in your dwelling?
I17A
Unit
Feet
Inches
Meter
Centimeter
Climate Expectations
J01
Weather event
Flood (when surronding area becomes filled or covered with a large amount of water that disrupts normal
Excess Rainfall (more than 64mm per day for more than 1 day)
Drought
Heatwave (a period of abnormally high heat lasting at least 2 days)
Cold temperatures ( As per IMD, a 'cold day' is declared when the maximum temperature is at least 4.5 notches below normal and the minimum is below 10 degrees C)
Seasons changing
J02
Thinking of the worst [WEATHER EVENT] in the past 10 years. In the next 10 years, how many times do you expect that you will experience an like that?
J03
On a scale from 1 to 10 with 1 being impossible and 10 being absolutely certain, what is your subjective expectation of to happen at least once in the next 10 years?
J04
What actions have you taken (or are you planning to take) to adapt to ?
Replanted Crop (Same Variety)
Replanted Crop (Different Variety - E.G. Short Cycle Variety)
Planted A Different Crop
Relied More Intensively On Irrigation
Started Off-Season Cultivation
Plant crops earlier
plant crops later
use early maturing seeds
use heat/drought resistant seeds or crop varieties
use traditional crop varieties
use soil conservation practices
plant trees on crop fields
introduce/intensify irrigation
rainwater harvesting
use improved livestock breeds
Received Assistance/Financial Support From Family/Friends
Received Assistance/Financial Support From Community
Received Assistance From Government (Incl. Public Social Safety Nets Programs)
Received Assistance From Ngo/Religious Institution
Household Received Payment From Insurance
Borrowed From Family/Friends
Borrowed From Moneylenders
Took A Loan From A Financial Institution
Took Advanced Payment From Employer
Made More Purchases On Credit
Used Household Savings
Sold/Pawned Land/Buildings/Houses
Sold/Pawned Durable Good(S)
Sold/Pawned Agricultural Assets
Sold Crop Stock/Food Stock
Sold Crop Harvest In Advance
Sold Cattle Or Other Large-Sized Livestock
Sold Small-Sized Livestock
Engaged In Additional Income Generating Activities
Employed Household Members Took On More Employment
Adult Household Members Who Were Previously Not Working Had To Find Work
One Or More Household Members Migrated To Find Job Elsewhere
Took Children Out Of School
Married The Children
Sent Children (15 And Under) To Work
Sent Children To Live Elsewhere
Reduced Expenditure On Health And/Or Education
Relied More On Homegrown Produce For Food..
Relied On Less Preferred Food Options..
Reduced The Number Of Meals Per Day Or The Amount Of Food Per Meal..
Household Members Skipped Meals/Days Of Eating..
Did Not Do Anything
Save Money As A Precautionary Measure ...
Agricultural/Weather Insurance ...
use of shade covers for heat
reinforce/secure housing structures
Rely on seasonal forecasting
Engage in agroforestry
Other (specify)
Intervention
K01
How close is your nearest agricultural field to the nearest embankment?
K01A
Unit
Meters
kilometers
K02
Has an embankment spur in your village been improved or strengthened by the government since 2015?
Yes
No
K03
In your opinion, on a scale of 1 to 10 where 1 is not effective at all and 10 is very effective, how effective are the embankments in protecting your village from bad floods, like the flood from 2008?
K04
Hypothetically, would you be willing to contribute any money towards strengthening embankments by elevating spurs with additional materials in your village?
Yes
No
K05
How much would you be willing to contribute this year?
K06
Have you reported any concerns about embankment to the local community/community leaders
Yes
No
K07
Parameter
Primary school
High school/Degree College
Madarsa
Sub- centre
CHC/PHC
Pvt Clinic
Government seed centers
Warehouse for food grain storage
Fertilizer shops
Soil testing centres
Mandis
Regular/block market
Weekly haat
Banks
Bus Stop
Auto/Van/Taxi stand
Railway Station
K08
Which type of transportation do you take to cummute to ?
Walk
bicycle
donkey/horse
motorcycle
car
bus
Auto-rickshaw or E-rickshaw
Not aware of this facility even beyond 10km of the village
I don’t need to travel to that place at all
K09
How satisfied are you with the quality of the road going to ?
Extremely unsatisfied
Unsatisfied
Neutral
Satisfied
Extremely satisfied
No road to this facility
K10
What are the reasons for dissatisfaction ?
Manholes
Uncovered brick/cc road
Kuchcha/ unmetalled road
Gets disrupted seasonally
Others
K11
How do you transport your produce to the market?
Bus
Tractor
Own transport
Purchase by trader at village gate or farm gate
K12
Last time you went to the nearest market, how much time does it take for you to travel to the nearest market?
K13
How much time does it take for you to travel to work?
K14
Which type of transportation do you take?
Walk
bicycle
donkey/horse
motorcycle
car
bus
Auto-rickshaw or E-rickshaw
K15
How frequently do you travel outside your village via the roads that go in different directions and different destinations?
As frequent as before the construction of these roads
More frequently as compared to before the construction of these roads
Less frequently as compared to before the construction of these roads
K16
Has a road or bridge close to you been repaired or rebuilt by the government since 2015?
Yes
No
K17
Do the new roads save you any time in transportation between places as compared to before it was made?
Yes
No
K18
If yes, how much time do you save to block HQ?
<30 mins
30mins- 1 hour
1-2 hours
>2 hours
K19
If yes, how much time do you save to district HQ?
<30 mins
30mins- 1 hour
1-2 hours
>2 hours
K20
Do you see any changes in the no. of facilities available to you or accessible by you after the construction of these roads?
Yes
No
K21
If yes, what type of facilities? (multiple response)
Government officers/representatives from various departments visit us
Government frontline workers like ASHA, Pashu sakhi, krishi sakhi etc. visit us
services like Mobile health clinics etc.
Private facility or service providers like banking correspondents etc. visit us
Construction of an electricity grid/tower
Construction of a mobile tower
Others
K22
Do you remember using boats to go across the Kosi river?
Yes
No
K23
When did you stop using boats to commute across the river?
K24
If uses till date, for what purpose?
For fishing
No bridge has been constructed over the river
Partially constructed bridge
Others
K25
Why have you stopped using the boats?
Construction of bridge
Others
Business or Labor Income
L01
Member Code
L02
Name
L03
Type of work
Salaried or wage earner
Self-employed or running a business
Did not work in last 12 months
L04
Reasons for not working over the past 12 months?
Engaged in Domestic Work
Houseperson (Husband/Wife)
Student
Too old/retired
Too young
Temporarily sick
Disabled
Waiting to start new job
No work available
On leave/looking for job/business
Other (Specify)
L05
Category of work ?
Farm (Farm activities refer to any work or production that is directly related to agriculture and farming. This includes activities such as planting, cultivating, harvesting, and processing crops.)
Off farm (Off-farm activities refer to any work or production that is directly related to raising and caring for livestock.)
Non- farm (Non-farm activities refer to any work or production that is not directly related to agriculture and farming. This includes small business ownership, wage labour, artisanal production, services like teaching/doctors, transportation, manufacturing etc.)
L06
Subcategory
Farmer
Tenant farmer
Daily wage labourer
Home-based artisan/piecemeal job worker
Business/shop owner with paid employees
Business/shop owner without paid employees
Self-employed professional running any vocational trade
Salaried employee in a government job
Salaried employee in a full-time private job
Salaried employee in a part-time/non- permanent private job
Domestic help
Part-time earner
Salaried or wage earner
M01
Name
M02
On average, how many hours did you work per day for this ?
M03
On average, how many days did you work in a week ?
M04
How many weeks did you work last year ?
M05
Frequency of salary/ wage ?
M06
How much were you paid for this job per day/week/month ?
M07
Did you sign a contract for this employment
Yes
No
M08
How many types of unique business run in this household.
Self-employed or running a business
N01
Business Name
N02
How many members of your HH are involved in this business
N03
Number of employees (excluding household members)
N04
On average, how many hours did you work per day for this
N05
On average, how many days did you work in a week
N06
Months operated last year
N07
Annual work revenue in the last year
N08
Annual work expenditure in the last year
N09
How many years has this enterprise been running
N10
If your village were to experience a flooding of 43 cm depth (APPROXIMATELY UPTO THE LEVEL OF YOUR KNEES), what would be the total revenue of this business during the 30 days after the start of the flood
N11
Is the enterprise/ activity registered by the govt. or local govt.
Yes
No
Household Expenditure
O01
Member Name
O02
Expenditures on food and beverages over the past 7 days
O02_1
Fruits
O02_2
Vegetables
O02_3
Dairy Products
O02_4
Meats and Poultry
O02_5
Grains and cereals
O02_6
Pulses and Legumes
O02_7
Seafood
O02_8
Spices and condiments
O02_9
Liquid Beverages (Beer, bottled water, beverage came in liquid form)
O02_10
Dry beverages (tea, coffee bean, powdered drink)
O02_11
Snacks and savories
O02_12
Sweets and desserts
O02_13
Oils and Fats
O02_14
Pickles and preserves
O02_15
Nuts and seeds
O02A
Frequency
O02A_1
Fruits
Weekly
Monthly
O02A_2
Vegetables
Weekly
Monthly
O02A_3
Dairy Products
Weekly
Monthly
O02A_4
Meats and Poultry
Weekly
Monthly
O02A_5
Grains and cereals
Weekly
Monthly
O02A_6
Pulses and Legumes
Weekly
Monthly
O02A_7
Seafood
Weekly
Monthly
O02A_8
Spices and condiments
Weekly
Monthly
O02A_9
Liquid Beverages (Beer, bottled water, beverage came in liquid form)
Weekly
Monthly
O02A_10
Dry beverages (tea, coffee bean, powdered drink)
Weekly
Monthly
O02A_11
Snacks and savories
Weekly
Monthly
O02A_12
Sweets and desserts
Weekly
Monthly
O02A_13
Oils and Fats
Weekly
Monthly
O02A_14
Pickles and preserves
Weekly
Monthly
O02A_15
Nuts and seeds
Weekly
Monthly
O03
Purchase or exchange- Quantity
O03A
Purchase or exchange- Unit
Kg
Gram
Litre
Mili litre
O04
Purchase or exchange- Total Value
O05
Received from home produce, gift, subsidies, donations
O05A
Received from home produce, gift, subsidies, donations- Unit
Kg
Gram
Litre
Mili litre
O06
Received from home produce, gift, subsidies, donations- Value
O07
Source
Only Purchase
Only Home-grown Stock
Both Purchase and Home-grown Stock
Only Free Collection
Only Exchange of Goods and Services
Only Gifts / Charities
Others
O08
Non-food Expenditure over the past 365 days [Rupees]
O08_1
Rent or mortgage
O08_2
Construction materials
O08_3
Home repair
O08_4
Vehicle cost (Fuel, maintenance, etc)
O08_5
Festive/ceremonial spending
O08_6
Charitable Givings
O08_7
Education Expenditure
O08_8
Medical Expenditures
O08_9
Energy (fuel, wood, coal, kerosene, etc)
O08_10
Transportation
Assets
P01
Please tell which of the following durables your household has?
P01_1
Automobile(s)
Yes
No
P01_2
Motorbike(s)
Yes
No
P01_3
Bicycle(s)
Yes
No
P01_4
e-rickshaw
Yes
No
P01_5
rickshaw
Yes
No
P01_6
Pumping machine(s)
Yes
No
P01_7
Electricity generator(s)
Yes
No
P01_8
Landline telephone(s)
Yes
No
P01_9
Mobile telephone(s)
Yes
No
P01_10
Sewing machine(s)
Yes
No
P01_11
Color TV(s)
Yes
No
P01_12
Music rack of various kinds
Yes
No
P01_13
Radio/radio-cassette player(s)
Yes
No
P01_14
Disk player(s)
Yes
No
P01_15
Computer(s)
Yes
No
P01_16
Camera(s), video recorder(s)
Yes
No
P01_17
Refrigerator(s)
Yes
No
P01_18
Air conditioner
Yes
No
P01_19
Washing machine(s), (clothes-) drying machine(s)
Yes
No
P01_20
Electric fan(s)
Yes
No
P01_21
(Bath) water heater(s)
Yes
No
P01_22
Bed(s)
Yes
No
P01_23
Desk(s), chair(s), long bench(es), dressing table(s)
Yes
No
P01_24
Vacuum cleaner(s), dehumidifier(s), water filter(s)
Yes
No
P01_25
Microwave oven(s), baking oven(s)
Yes
No
P01_26
Juice extractor(s), citrus juicer(s)
Yes
No
P01_27
Solar Panel
Yes
No
P01_28
Solar heater
Yes
No
P01_29
Mix grinder
Yes
No
P01_30
Water Pump
Yes
No
P01_31
Chulha
Yes
No
P01_32
Charpoy
Yes
No
P01_33
Plough
Yes
No
P01_34
Tractor
Yes
No
P01_35
Thresher
Yes
No
P01_36
Non-agricultural Land
Yes
No
Farming- Livestock
R01
Was any Farmer Interest Group (FIG) formed in your village?
Yes
No
R02
Did the FIG seek interest from you for any kind of livestock rearing?
Yes
No
R03
If yes, you registered your interest in which of the following?
Yes
No
R04
Have you or someone in your household been supported by the government to build your livestock or fishery assets in the form of financial support or training?
Yes
No
R05
If yes, what benefit or support did you receive?
Got goats or subsidy or direct bank transfer of money for purchasing goats
Got cattle or subsidy or direct bank transfer of money for purchasing cattle
Got fish or subsidy or direct bank transfer of money for purchasing fish
Got chicken/ hen or subsidy or direct bank transfer of money for purchasing chicken/ hen
Subsidy or direct bank transfer of money for shed/ pond construction
Training for rearing cattle/ goat/ fish/ hen
R06
Did you receive support
Yes
No
R07
Qty (number/ Rs)
R08
When did you receive this assistance? (specify the year)
R09
Frequency
Weekly
Monthly
Quarterly
Yearly
R10
Are you or any member of your family a member of any farmer association or cooperative?
Yes
No
R11
Does any member of your household own any livestock at the present time?
Yes
No
R12
Do you own goats?
Yes
No
R13
Since when are you involved in goat rearing?
R14
How many goats did you own in the year 2023?
R15
Which breed of goats did you own?
Black Bengal
Sirohi
Chottanagpuri
Others (please specify)
R16
How many goats did you sell in that year?
R17
Where did you sell?
Government-regulated livestock markets
Cooperatives or fish producer organizations
Supermarkets or grocery stores
Butcher shops or meat vendors
Direct sales to individual customers
Informal markets through middlemen or commission agents
Sold for breeding purposes
Other (please specify)
R18
How much revenue in total did you make from goat sales last year?
R19
How many goats did you consume?
R20
Do you own cattle?
Yes
No
R21
Since when are you involved in cattle rearing?
R22
How many cattle did you own in the year 2023?
R23
How much do they worth in total today?
R24
Which breeds of cattle did you have?
Sahiwal
Red Sindhi
Tharparkar
Jersey
Holstein Friesian
Murrah
Nili Ravi
Jafarabadi
Desi
Dogali
Others (please specify)
R25
How much revenue did you make from selling cattle during the past year?
R26
Where did you sell your cattle?
Government-regulated livestock markets
Direct sales to individual customers
Informal markets through middlemen or commission agents
Sold for breeding purposes
Other (please specify)
R27
How many litres of milk on an average did all the cattle produce per month?
R28
How much revenue did you make from selling milk on an average per month?
R29
Where did you sell the milk?
Directly to customer
Middlemen (such as to a milkman)
Shopkeeper
Federation or cooperative
Farmer collective
Agency such as a hotel or restaurant
Others (please specify)
R30
How much of the milk produced per month was used for self- consumption? (in liter)
R31
How much of the total milk produced per month was converted to milk-based products (such as curd, paneer etc.) and sold?
R32
To whom did you sell the milk-based products?
Consumed product within the house
Directly to customer
Middlemen (such as to a milkman)
Shopkeeper
Federation or cooperative
Farmer collective
Agency such as a hotel or restaurant
Others (please specify)
R33
On an average, how much did you earn from the sale of milk- based products per month (in INR)?
R34
Do you engage in fish farming?
Yes
No
R35
Since when are you involved in fish farming?
R36
Where are you doing fish farming?
Individually owned waterbody
Collectively owned waterbody
Leased/rented waterbody
Share crop
R37
What model do you engage with?
Seedling
Fingerling
R38
Where did you source it from?
Local vendor/supplier
Government program
Cooperative or farmer groups
Commercial Hatcheries
Own breeding cycle
NGO
Others
R39
What type of fishes did you farm?
Rehu
Catla (Katla)
Mrigal
Common Carp
Grass Carp
Silver Carp
Bighead Carp
Kalabasu
Gangetic Garua
Singhi
Magur
Pabda
Hilsa (Ilish)
Wallago attu (Wallago)
Tilapia
Pangasius
Others (please specify)
R40
How much of fish did you purchase for farming in 2023?
R41
How much did you spend to acquire all the seedling/fingerling fro the fish in 2023?
R42
How much of the harvested fish did you sell in 2023? (in INR)
R43
Where did you sell the harvested fish?
Government-regulated fish markets
Cooperatives or Producer Groups
Supermarkets or grocery stores
Butcher shops or meat vendors
Direct sales to individual customers
Informal markets through middlemen or commission agents
Sold for breeding purposes
Other (please specify)
R44
Do you engage in poultry farming?
Yes
No
R45
Since when are you involved in poultry farming?
R46
Where are you doing poultry farming?
Individually owned land
Collectively owned land
Leased/rented land
Share crop
R47
What model do you engage with?
Broiler
Croiler
Layer
Exotic Breed
Desi Breed
Backyard poultry
Others (please specify)
R48
Where did you source it from?
Local vendor/supplier
Government program
Cooperative or farmer groups
Commercial Hatcheries
Own breeding cycle
NGO
Others
R49
What breed of birds do you have?
Jharsim
Kaveri
Kadaknath
Others (please specify)
R50
How much in total did you pay for the birds for farming in 2023?
R51
How many birds did you sell in 2023? (INR)
R52
Where did you sell the birds?
Government-regulated livestock markets
Cooperatives or Producer Groups
Supermarkets or grocery stores
Butcher shops or meat vendors
Direct sales to individual customers
Informal markets through middlemen or commission agents
Sold for breeding purposes
Other (please specify)
R53
What was the average selling price per bird?
R54
What was your average monthly expenditure (in INR)?
R55
Livestock
Sheep
Pigs
Donkey & mules
Other (Specify)
R56
Over the past 12 months, what is the associated
R56_1
Quantity
R56_2
Cost of feed used
R56_3
Actual Revenue (Rs) (Sales of animal, products, etc)
R56_4
Actual Revenue (Rs) (Sales of animal, products, etc)
Finances
S01
Does your household have a bank account?
Yes
No
S02
In the past 12 months, have you saved money in any means? Ways of savings may include banks, cash at home, friends and family, other associations, or an (informal savings association).
S03
How much money have you saved in the last 30 days?
S04
In the past 12 months, have you borrowed money or taken any loans?
S05
Borrowing Source
Formal Bank
Credit Union
Microfinance Institution
ROSCA
Non ROSCA Informal Savings Club
Moneylenders
Friends/Family
Employer
Pawn Shops
Online Lending Platforms
Cooperative Societies
Others
S06
Have you ever borrowed or are borrowing from this source?
Yes
No
S07
Amount
S08
Repayment duration
S09
In the past 12 months, have you lent money or given any loans?
Yes
No
S10
Recipient of lending
Friends
Family members
Colleagues
Business Partners
Neighbors
Community Members
Religious Group Members
Community Organisations
Oline Lending Platform
ROSCA
Non ROSCA Informal Savings Club
Others
S11
Is this Recipient of lending
Yes
No
S12
Amount
S13
Repayment duration
Housing
T01
Please give us some information on your household's accommodation.
T02
In how many dwellings does your household actually live?
T03
Total residential area?
T03A
Unit
Gaj (Square yard)
Square feet
Square meter
Biswa
Bigha
Kattha
T04
Do you have a toilet facility in your house?
Yes
No
T05
In which year did your household begin living in this housing accommodation?
T06
Who owns the main housing accommodation that your household lives in?
OWNED BY THE HOUSEHOLD
RENTED/BORROWED FROM THE GOVERNMENT
RENTED/BORROWED FROM PRIVATE LANDLORD
COLLECTIVELY OWNED
OWNED BY RELIGIOUS ESTABLISHMENT
CO-FINANCED BY BOTH STATE AND PEOPLE
UNCLEAR
T07
Does your household pay rent? (in cash or kind)
Yes
No
T08
How much have you spent on rents over the past 12 months? (both in cash and values of kind)
T09
How would you rate the overall condition of the house?
Very poor
Poor
Fair
Good
Very good
T10
What is the main material of the roof of the house where your household lives now?
Reinforcement concrete
Bricks/stones
Iron/steel/good wood
Poor-quality wood/bamboo
Mud
Others (specify).
T11
What is the main material of the walls or surroundings of the house where the household lives now?
Reinforcement concrete
Bricks/stones
Wood/metal
Mud/straw
Bamboo partitions/hardboards
Others (specify_)
T12
How would you rate the overall sanitation and cleanliness of the house?
Very unsanitary and unclean
Not sanitary, many cleanliness issues
Somewhat sanitary, chould be cleaner
Mostly sanitary with occasional issues
Very sanitary and clean
T13
Which type is this housing accommodation?
Villas
Houses with a private kitchen and bathroom/toilet
Houses with a shared kitchen or bathroom/toilet
Semi-permanent houses
Temporary and other types of house
Mental Health
U01
Name
U02
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