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REFERENCE NUMBER: [ ]--[ ]-[ ]--[ ] SURVEY OF HOUSEHOLD WELFARE AND LABOUR IN TANZANIA (SHWALITA) HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION 1a. Region ID: [ ] 1b. Region: 2a. District ID: 2b. District: 3a. Cluster ID: [ ] 3b. Kitongoji/street: 4a. Household ID: [ ] 4b. Name head: 4c. Type of questionnaire (see overleaf): 4d. Booklet No. / out of / 1=An originally selected? 5a. Is this (>>6) 2=A replacement? 6. GPS Coordinates S [ ] º [ ] [ ] 5b. What was the originally selected Household ID? [ ] E [ ] º [ ] [ ] INTERVIEWER'S VISITS VISIT #1 VISIT #2 VISIT #3 7. Date (dd/mm/yy): [ ]/[ ]/[ ] [ ]/[ ]/[ ] [ ]/[ ]/[ ] 8a. Time (hh:mm) Starting: 8b. Time (hh:mm) Finished: [ ]:[ ] [ ] [ ]:[ ] [ ] [ ]:[ ] [ ] [ ]:[ ] [ ] [ ]:[ ] [ ] [ ]:[ ] [ ] 9. Interviewer name & ID [ ] [ ] [ ] 10a. Interview result: Result codes for Q10a: 1=COMPLETED>>12 3=REFUSED 5=HOUSEHOLD UNKNOWN 2=PARTIALLY COMPLETED>>11 4=HOUSEHOLD NO LONGER EXISTS6=TEMPORARILY ABSENT 10b. What is the source of this information? 10c.Write ID number for a replacement 11. Next visit, if planned: Date: Date: Time: Time: 8=OTHER, SPECIFY: 12a. Has anyone in this ever participated in a survey like this one? 1=Yes 2=No (>>13) 12b. During which year was the last time the participated in a survey like this one? (YEAR) [ ] 13. Language of interview: 14. Was an interpreter used? 1=KISWAHILI 2=OTHER, SPECIFY: 1=Yes 2=No 15. Who responded for Sections 1-3 in the questionnaire? RECORD THEIR ID CODE HERE. [ ] QUESTIONNAIRE VERIFICATION 16. Initials 17. ID Code 18. Date a. SUPERVISOR b. RECEIVED IN OFFICE BY c. CHECKED BY d. ENTERED BY [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]/[ ]/[ ] [ ]/[ ]/[ ] [ ]/[ ]/[ ] [ ]/[ ]/[ ] Module 5 1

COMMENTS REGARDING VISITS List of modules Type Questionnaire Id Short prox + Long 14 With labour 11 Without Labour 12 Short Self + Long 7 recall With labour 21 Without Labour 22 Long Prox + Subset 7 recall With labour 31 Without Labour 32 Long Self + Collapsed 7 recall With labour 41 Without Labour 42 Usual 12 months recall Without Labour 51 Household Diary Frequent 61 Infrequent 62 Personal Diary Frequent 63 Module 5 2

SECTION 1: HOUSEHOLD ROSTER 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. I D C O D E NAME What is sex What is the relationship of of [NAME]? [NAME] to head? How old is [NAME]? Can [NAME] read and write? Has [NAME] ever attended school? What is the highest level of education [NAME] has completed? Has [NAME] ever attended a IS [NAME] 12 professional, technical or YEARS OR vocational school? OLDER? MAKE A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL INDIVIDUALS WHO NORMALLY LIVE AND EAT THEIR MEALS TOGETHER IN THIS HOUSEHOLD, STARTING WITH THE HEAD HEAD...1 OF HOUSEHOLD. WIFE/HUSBAND...2 IF <1 CHILD/ADOPTED CHILD...3 YEAR, GRANDCHILD...4 ENTER 0. NIECE/NEPHEW...5 FATHER/MOTHER...6 SISTER/BROTHER...7 SON/DAUGHTER-IN-LAW...8 ADULT EDU..1 BROTHER/SISTER-IN-LAW...9 KORANIC...2 GRANDFATHER/MOTHER...10 MMEMKWA...3 FATHER/MOTHER-IN-LAW...11 PRE-SCHOOL.4 OTHER RELATIVE...12 PRIMARY...5 SERVANT OR SERVANT'S SECONDARY RELATIVE...13 (1-4)...6 LODGER/LODGER'S SECONDARY RELATIVE...14 (5-6)...7 MALE..1 NON-RELATIVE...15 OTHER (SPECIFY)...16 YES..1 YES..1 UNIVERSITY.8 YES..1 YES..1 FEMALE.2 NO...2 NO...2 YEARS NO...2 YEARS NO...2 COMPLETED COMPLETED >>9 >>10 >>14 YEARS LEVEL IN LEVEL IN LEVEL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Module 5 3

11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. FOR DIARY HOUSEHOLDS ONLY I D C O D E What is [NAME]'s marital status? READ ALL RESPONSES MONOGAMOUS MARRIED OR NON-FORMAL UNION...1 POLYGAMOUS MARRIED OR NON-FORMAL UNION...2 SEPARATED..3>>14 DIVORCED...4>>14 WIDOW/ WIDOWER...5>>14 NEVER MARRIED...6>>14 Does [NAME]'s spouse currently live in this? COPY THE ID CODE OF THE WIFE/ HUSBAND. IF MORE THAN ONE WIFE, COPY ID CODES OF ALL WIVES RESIDENT IN HOUSEHOLD For how long was [NAME] absent during the MODULES 1A-5 >> NEXT Is [NAME] present Is [NAME] 18 at home today or will years or he/she be at home above, or at least for 2 days married, or out of the next 14 head of days?? WILL [NAME] FILL IN A DIARY? FOR HOUSEHOLD DIARY: CHOOSE 'YES' FOR BEST INFORMED RESPONDENT PRESENT, NO FOR OTHERS AND ALWAYS SKIP TO NEXT PERSON FOR PERSONAL DIARY: CHOOSE 'YES' FOR EVERYONE WITH 'YES' IN Q16 AND FOLLOW SKIPS BELOW PRESENT ALL YEAR..1 YES..1 YES..1 YES...1>>19 ABSENT 6 MONTHS OR LESS...2 NO...2 NO...2 NO...2 YES..1 ID CODE ABSENT MORE THAN 6 >>17 MONTHS...3 NO...2 SECOND THIRD FOURTH >>14 SPOUSE WIFE WIFE WIFE Who knows most about [NAME]'s everyday activities? COPY ID FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER ID WHICH DIARY RECORDS [NAME]'S TRANSACTIO NS? WRITE DIARY NUMBER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Module 5 4

SECTION 2: HOUSEHOLD AMENITIES & ASSETS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. What material is the What material is the What material are What type of How many rooms What is the main What is the type of What is the main fuel What is the main fuel floor of this house made of? roof of this house made of? the walls of this house made of? house is it? are used by this? source of drinking water? toilet used by the? used for cooking? used for lighting? MUD/EARTH....1 WOOD/PLANK...2 TILES......3 CEMENT/CONCRETE.4 GRASS......5 OTHER (specify).6 MUD.......1 THATCH.....2 WOOD......3 IRON SHEETS...4 CEMENT/CONCRETE.5 ROOFING TILES..6 ASBESTOS....7 OTHER (Specify).8 MUD/MUD BRICKS.1 STONE.....2 BURNT BRICKS..3 CEMENT/CONCRETE.4 WOOD/BAMBOO...5 IRON SHEETS...6 CARDBOARD....7 OTHER (Specify).8 ROOM or ROOMS..1 SELF-CONTAINED FLAT/ROW HOUSES 2 WHOLE HOUSE...3 SEVERAL BUILDINGS IN THE SAME COMPOUND.... 4 OTHER (Specify).5 EXCLUDING BATHROOM, KITCHEN, TOILET AND STORE PIPE BOURNE WATER TREATED.....1 PIPE BOURNE WATER UNTREATED....2 BORE HOLE/ HAND PUMP....3 COVERED WELL....4 UNCOVERED WELL...5 PROTECTED SPRING..6 UNPROTECTED SPRING.7 RAIN WATER.....8 RIVER, LAKE, POND.9 VENDOR, TRUCK.. 10 OTHER (Specify)...11 NONE (BUSH)...1 FLUSH TO SEWER.2 FLUS TO SEPTIC TANK.....3 PAN/BUCKET...4 COVERED PIT LATRINE...5 UNCOVERED PIT LATRINE...6 VENTILATED PIT LATRINE...7 OTHER (Specify).8 FIREWOOD.....1 CHARCOAL.....2 KEROSENE/OIL...3 GAS.......4 ELECTRICITY...5 CROP RESIDUALS/ SAWDUST....6 ANIMAL WASTE...7 OTHER (Specify)..8 KEROSENE/ PARAFFIN....1 GAS.......2 MAIN ELECTRICITY..3 SOLAR PANELS/PRIVATE GENERATOR...4 BATTERY.....5 CANDLES.....6 FIREWOOD.....7 OTHER (Specify).8 10. How is the refuse from the disposed of? COLLECTED BY THE GOVERNMENT...1 COLLECTED PRIVATE....2 GOVERNMENT BIN......3 DISPOSAL WITHIN COMPOUND....4 NONE/UNAUTHORIZED HEAP......5 OTHER (Specify)..6 11. How many [ ] does the own? RECORD 0 if NONE OWNED RECORD 99 IF THE PERSON OWNS MORE THAN 99 ANIMALS 12. Do you or any other member of the own any among the following? INCLUDE FUNCTIONING EQUIPMENT ONLY YES..1 NO...2 a. Cattle or other a. Smoothing iron i. Bicycle [ ] large livestock j. Motorcycle b. Sheep [ ] b. Refrigerator k. Car or truck c. Goats [ ] c. Television l. Wheelbarrow d. Chickens [ ] d. Mattress/bed m. Landline e. Pigs [ ] e. Radio telephone f. Ducks, Turkeys, and f. Watch or clock n. Mobile telephone other poultry [ ] g. Sewing e. Rabbits [ ] machine f. Other: specify [ ] h. Improved stove Module 5 5

SECTION 3: LAND 1. Do you or anyone in this own, rent or use for free a shamba or garden? 2 3 4 5 6 7 What is the primary crop grown on this What is the total area of this plot? plot during the last agricultural season? Please describe to me all of the shambas/gardens owned, rented or borrowed by the members of and those rented or used free by people who are not member of. PLOTS CAN BE TITLED, UNTITLED, RENTED OR USED FREE. SOME PLOTS MAY BE CURRENTLY LEFT FALLOW, SHOULD ALSO BE INCLUDED. LIST ALL PLOTS STARTING WITH THOSE OWNED BY THE HOUSEHOLD,FOLLOWED BY THOSE USED BUT NOT OWNED BY THE HOUSEHOLD. MAIZE..... 1 COFFEE..... 2 BANANA..... 3 CASHEW NUT... 4 CASSAVA.... 5 SWEET POTATO.. 6 IRISH POTATO.. 7 GROUNDNUT... 8 RICE...... 9 MILLET.....10 SORGHUM....11 WHEAT..... 12 BEAN......13 SOYABEAN....14 PIGEONPEA...15 TOBACCO.....16 COTTON.....17 SUGAR CANE...18 CABBAGE....19 OKRA......20 TOMATO.....21 ONION.....22 PEAS......23 FALLOW.....24 OTHER (SPEC.).25 Plot No. Description AREA YES...1 NO...2>>NEXT SECTION RECORD AREA TO ONE DECIMAL PLACE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Is this plot owned by the or any member? Does this plot have a title deed? Is this plot coowned with any other s? YES, AND USED BY HOUSEHOLD...1 YES, AND USED BY OTHERS FOR FREE.2 YES AND RENTED ACRE. 1 OUT...3 NO, AND USED FOR YES..1 YES..1 HA...2 FREE...4 NO...2 NO...2 >>7 NO, AND RENTED IN.5 UNIT >>7 Module 5 6

SECTION 5.5: Food Consumption and Frequent non-food Consumption RESPONDENT NO. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Has consumed [ ] during the How many How much did How much How many How much [...] did What was months in purchase in a does months in the consume in a the value of the typical month that you months did purchase [ ]? usually spend on [ ] in one months did typical month from home the [ ] consumed in ONLY LIST ITEMS CONSUMED WITHIN THE househod of the months a typical HOUSEHOLD AND EXCLUDE FOOD CONSUMED purchase that you consume [ ] months from OUTSIDE THE HOUSEHOLD [ ]? purchase [ ]? that you grew own ASK FOR ITEMS BEFORE MOVING TO Q2 or produced at home? AND >>5 IF NONE WRITE 0.0 FOR QUANTITY AND LEAVE UNIT BLANK AND >>8 What is the total value of [ ] consumed that received as a gift over the YES.1 NO..2 >>NEXT MONTHS QUANTITY UNIT TZS MONTHS QUANTITY UNIT TZS TZS Cereals and Cereal products 0101 Rice (paddy) 0102 Rice (husked) 0103 Maize (green, cob) 0104 Maize (grain) 0105 Maize (flour) 0106 Millet and sorghum (grain) 0107 Millet and sorghum (flour) 0108 Wheat, barley grain and other cereals XXXXXXXXX 0109 Cost of grinding XXXXXXXX X 0110 Bread 0111 Buns, cakes and biscuts 0112 Macaroini, spaghetti 0113 Other cereal products Tubers and Plantains 0201 Cassava fresh 0202 Cassava dry/flour 0203 Sweet potatoes 0204 Yams/cocoyams 0205 Irish potatoes 0206 Cooking bananas, plantains 0207 Other starches Starting time this Section IF NONE.0 FOR QUANTITY AND LEAVE UNIT BLANK [ ]:[ ] [ ] KILOGRAMS...1 GRAMS...2 LITRE...3 MILLILITRE...4 25 KG. BAG...5 50 KG. BAG...6 90 KG. BAG...7 DEBE...8 TABLE SPOON...9 BUNCH...10 HAND...11 PIECE/NUMBER.12 HEAP...13 HANDFUL...14 PAKAACHA...15 GOROGORO...16 1/4 KG TIN...17 1/2 KG TIN...18 1 KG TIN...19 BOWL...20 CUP...21 GLASS...22 TSHS...23 OTHER...24 Module 5 7

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Has consumed [ ] during the How many How much did How much How many How much [...] did What was months in purchase in a does months in the consume in a the value of the typical month that you months did purchase [ ]? usually spend on [ ] in one months did typical month from home the [ ] consumed in ONLY LIST ITEMS CONSUMED WITHIN THE househod of the months a typical HOUSEHOLD AND EXCLUDE FOOD CONSUMED purchase that you consume [ ] months from OUTSIDE THE HOUSEHOLD [ ]? purchase [ ]? that you grew own ASK FOR ITEMS BEFORE MOVING TO Q2 or produced at home? AND >>5 IF NONE WRITE 0.0 FOR QUANTITY AND LEAVE UNIT BLANK AND >>8 IF NONE.0 FOR QUANTITY AND LEAVE UNIT BLANK What is the total value of [ ] consumed that received as a gift over the YES.1 NO..2 >>NEXT MONTHS QUANTITY UNIT TZS MONTHS QUANTITY UNIT TZS TZS Sugar and Sweets 0301 Sugar Honey, syrups, jams, marmalade, jellies, 0302 canned fruits 0303 Sweets Pulses, Dry 0401 Peas, beans, lentils and other pulses Nuts and Seeds 0501 Groundnuts in shell/shelled 0502 Coconuts (mature/immature) 0503 Cashew, almonds and other nuts Seeds and products from nuts/seeds 0504 (excl. cooking oil) Vegetables Onions, tomatoes, carrots and green 0601 pepper, other viungo Spinach, cabbage and other mboga za 0602 majani 0603 Canned, dried and wild vegetables Fruits 0701 Ripe bananas Citrus fruits (oranges, lemon, tangarines, 0702 etc.) KILOGRAMS...1 GRAMS...2 LITRE...3 MILLILITRE...4 25 KG. BAG...5 50 KG. BAG...6 90 KG. BAG...7 DEBE...8 TABLE SPOON...9 BUNCH...10 HAND...11 PIECE/NUMBER.12 HEAP...13 HANDFUL...14 PAKAACHA...15 GOROGORO...16 1/4 KG TIN...17 1/2 KG TIN...18 1 KG TIN...19 BOWL...20 CUP...21 GLASS...22 TSHS...23 OTHER...24 Module 5 8

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Has consumed [ ] during the How many How much did How much How many How much [...] did What was months in purchase in a does months in the consume in a the value of the typical month that you months did purchase [ ]? usually spend on [ ] in one months did typical month from home the [ ] consumed in ONLY LIST ITEMS CONSUMED WITHIN THE househod of the months a typical HOUSEHOLD AND EXCLUDE FOOD CONSUMED purchase that you consume [ ] months from OUTSIDE THE HOUSEHOLD [ ]? purchase [ ]? that you grew own ASK FOR ITEMS BEFORE MOVING TO Q2 or produced at home? AND >>5 IF NONE WRITE 0.0 FOR QUANTITY AND LEAVE UNIT BLANK AND >>8 IF NONE.0 FOR QUANTITY AND LEAVE UNIT BLANK What is the total value of [ ] consumed that received as a gift over the YES.1 NO..2 >>NEXT MONTHS QUANTITY UNIT TZS MONTHS QUANTITY UNIT TZS TZS 0703 Mangoes, avocadoes and other fruits 0704 Sugarcane Meat, meat products, fish 0801 Goat meat 0802 Beef including minced, sausage 0803 Pork including sauages and bacon 0804 Chicken and other poultry 0805 Wild birds and edible insects 0806 Other domestic/wild meat products 0807 Eggs 0808 Fresh fish and seafood (including dagaa) Dried/salted/canned fish and seafood (incl. 0809 dagaa) Milk and milk products 0901 Fresh milk Milk products (like cream, cheese, yoghurt 0902 etc, but excl. fats) 0903 Canned milk/milk powder KILOGRAMS...1 GRAMS...2 LITRE...3 MILLILITRE...4 25 KG. BAG...5 50 KG. BAG...6 90 KG. BAG...7 DEBE...8 TABLE SPOON...9 BUNCH...10 HAND...11 PIECE/NUMBER.12 HEAP...13 HANDFUL...14 PAKAACHA...15 GOROGORO...16 1/4 KG TIN...17 1/2 KG TIN...18 1 KG TIN...19 BOWL...20 CUP...21 GLASS...22 TSHS...23 OTHER...24 Module 5 9

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Has consumed [ ] during the How many How much did How much How many How much [...] did What was months in purchase in a does months in the consume in a the value of the typical month that you months did purchase [ ]? usually spend on [ ] in one months did typical month from home the [ ] consumed in ONLY LIST ITEMS CONSUMED WITHIN THE househod of the months a typical HOUSEHOLD AND EXCLUDE FOOD CONSUMED purchase that you consume [ ] months from OUTSIDE THE HOUSEHOLD [ ]? purchase [ ]? that you grew own ASK FOR ITEMS BEFORE MOVING TO Q2 or produced at home? AND >>5 IF NONE WRITE 0.0 FOR QUANTITY AND LEAVE UNIT BLANK AND >>8 IF NONE.0 FOR QUANTITY AND LEAVE UNIT BLANK What is the total value of [ ] consumed that received as a gift over the YES.1 NO..2 >>NEXT MONTHS QUANTITY UNIT TZS MONTHS QUANTITY UNIT TZS TZS Oil, fats, spices 1001 Cooking oil Butter, margarine, ghee and other fat 1002 products 1003 Salt 1004 Other spices Beverages 1101 Tea (leaves, prepared) Coffee and cocoa (beans, ground, instant, 1102 prepared) 1103 Other raw materals for drinks Bottled/canned soft drinks (soda, juice, 1104 water) 1105 Bottled beer 1106 Local brews 1107 Wine and spirits >>12 KILOGRAMS...1 GRAMS...2 LITRE...3 MILLILITRE...4 25 KG. BAG...5 50 KG. BAG...6 90 KG. BAG...7 DEBE...8 TABLE SPOON...9 BUNCH...10 HAND...11 PIECE/NUMBER.12 HEAP...13 HANDFUL...14 PAKAACHA...15 GOROGORO...16 1/4 KG TIN...17 1/2 KG TIN...18 1 KG TIN...19 BOWL...20 CUP...21 GLASS...22 TSHS...23 OTHER...24 Module 5 10

SECTION 5: Food Consumption and Frequent non-food Consumption BEFORE ASKING Q9 NOTE THE RECALL PERIOD (7 OR 14 DAYS) IN SPACE PROVIDED 9. In the past days did any people that you did not list as members YES..1>>10 [READ LIST FROM HH ROSTER] eat any meals in? NO...2>>12 10. 11. What was the total number of days What was the total number of meals in which any meal was shared with that were shared over past 7 days with people [ ]? [ ]? ENTER 0 ENTER 0 01 Children 0-5 years 02 Children 6-15 years 03 Adults 16-65 years 04 People over 66 years old OUTSIDE FOOD/DRINK 12. 13. Within the past 7 days, did the members of this [READ LIST OF MEMBERS What was the value of [...] eaten/drunk FROM ROSTER] take any [...] outside this? outside this in the last 7 days? YES..1 INCLUDE GIFTS AS WELL NO...2 AS PURCHASES CODE ITEM >>NEXT TZS 1201 Full meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) Barbecued meat, chips, roast bananas, and other 1202 snacks 1203 Kibuku and other local brews 1204 Wine, commercial beers, and spirits 1205 Sodas and other non-acoholic drinks 1206 Sweets and ice-cream 1207 snacks FREQUENT NON-FOOD EXPENDITURES 14. 15. Over the past 2 weeks did anyone in the How much did pay in purchase any [...]? total for [.. ITEM..] bought in past 2 YES..1 weeks? NO...2 CODE ITEM >>NEXT TZS 2001 Charcoal/coal 2002 Firewood 2003 Kerosene, paraffin 2004 Matches, lighters, candles, lamp/stove wicks 2005 Laundry soap, toilet soap 2006 Cigarettes, tobacco, snuff 2007 Cellphone top-up cards and internet 2008 Transport Petrol, oil, fares for transport (bus, mini-bus, taxi, boat). Include transport to/from school or for medical care Module 5 11

SECTION 6: NON-FOOD EXPENDITURES 1. Over the past 1 month, did anyone in the purchase any [..ITEM..]? CODE ITEM 2. YES..1 How much did pay in total for NO...2 [...] bought in past 1 >>NEXT month? TZS 2009 Personal care 2010 Batteries Toilet paper, toothpaste, hair products, razor, perfumes, lotions, make-up, beauty salons (exclude toilet/laundry soap) 2011 Utilities Electricity, water, garbage disposal, telephone landline 3. Over the months, did anyone in the purchase any [..ITEM..]? CODE ITEM YES..1 NO...2 4. How much did pay in total for [...] bought in >>NEXT TZS 2012 Furniture Beds, chairs, tables, sofas, mirrors, carpets 2013 Linen, bed/mattress, cloths Sheets, blankets, pillows, towels, mosquito nets, curtains 2014 Household durables, appliances Stoves (anytype), cookers, refrigerator, fan, air conditioner, heater, radio, phones, cellphones 2015 Kitchenware Pots, pans, bowls, dishes, utensils, knives 2016 Other wares Torches, bulbs, lanterns, baskets, brooms, brushes 2017 Repairs for assets and durables Repairs to house, car, motorbike, bicycle, ratio, TV, etc. Clothing and footwear for men and 2018 boys over 15 years Clothing and footwear for women and 2019 girls over 15 years Khanzus, hats, trousers, shirts, coats, undergarments, socks, shoes, tailoring Khanga, kitenge, sarees, dresses, skirts, trousers, blouses, coats, undergarments, socks, shoes, tailoring 2020 Clothing for children under 15 years Trousers, dresses, skirts, shirts, blouses, socks, shoes, tailoring 2021 Other personal effects Yarn and sewing material, umbrellas, gloves, handbags, purses, wallets, sunglasses, jewellery 2022 Modern medical care services Hospitals, dispensaries, private doctors, densitry. (Excluding transport/food) 2023 Modern medical care: medications Prescribed medicine, non-prescribed medicine 2024 Traditional medical care Traditional healers, traditional medicine 2025 Education School fees, uniform, equipment. (Excluding transport/food) 2026 Entertainment and recreation Books (not school books), magazines, newspapers, cassettes, cinema, sports equipment, stamps/postal 2027 Cleaning materials, services Detergents (not laundry soap), insecticides, sprays and coils, polish 2028 Contributions to religious and other organizations 2029 Ceremonies Contributions to wedding parties and funerals, dowries paid out 2030 Taxes Revenue tax, development levy or village tax, vehicle tax. Exclude taxes related to enterprises. 2031 Insurance Car, medical, life insurance 2032 Domestic services Payments given to domesitc workers 5. REFER BACK TO ALL PREVIOUS NON-FOOD QUESTIONS AND THE HOUSEHOLD ROSTER IN SECTION 1 Are expenditures for anyone listed on the roster missing? 6. Whose information is missing and how much is not captured in what you mentioned to me? YES...1 NO...2 >> FINISHING TIME SHARE CODES: ALL...1 MOST...2 SOME...3 LESS THAN HALF...4 JUST A SMALL AMOUNT..5 ID SHARE Finishing time for this Section: [ ]:[ ] [ ] Module 5 12