DDI-PSE-PCBS-PCES-2007-V1.0
Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
2010-03-24
NADA
Version 1.0 (MARCH 2010)
Expenditure and Consumption Survey 2007
PECS
مسح انفاق واستهلاك الاسرة 2007
PSE-PCBS-PCES-2007-V1.0
Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
Palestinian Households
© July, 2008, Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
NADA
The Palestinian National Authority
The Core Funding Group
Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
Income/Expenditure/Household Survey [hh/ies]
The Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) conducted a household expenditure and consumption survey for the first time between 1/10/1995 and 30/9/1996, PCBS conducted a second survey between 1/1/1997 and 31/1/1997, PCBS conducted a third survey between 1/1/1998 and 31/1/1998, PCBS conducted a fourth survey between 15/3/2001 and 14/3/2002, and PCBS conducted a fifth survey between 15/1/2004 and 14/1/2005. And PCBS conducted a sixth survey between 15/1/2005 and 14/1/2006, And PCBS conducted a seventh survey between 15/1/2006 and 14/1/2007, And PCBS conducted eighth survey between 15/1/2007 and 14/1/2008
The findings of these surveys constituted a solid database and enabled PCBS to publish detailed statistics regarding expenditure and consumption for the first time.
The basic goal of this survey is to provide a necessary database for formulating national policies at various levels. This survey providing the contribution of the household sector to the Gross National Product (GNP), This survey determining the incidence of poverty, Providing weighted data which reflects the relative importance of the consumption items to be employed to determine the benchmark for rates and prices of items and services. The survey is a fundamental cornerstone in the process of studying the nutritional status in the Palestinian territory.
Version 1.1 dataset for public distribution
Expenditure
ECONOMICS [1]
The basic goal of this survey is to provide a necessary database for formulating national policies at various levels. This survey providing the contribution of the household sector to the Gross National Product (GNP), This survey determining the incidence of poverty, Providing weighted data which reflects the relative importance of the consumption items to be employed to determine the benchmark for rates and prices of items and services. The survey is a fundamental cornerstone in the process of studying the nutritional status in the Palestinian territory.
Palestine
The Data are representative at region level (West Bank, Gaza Strip)
Region (West Bank, Gaza Strip)
Household, individual
The survey covered all the Palestinian households who are a usual residence in the Palestinian Territory.
Sample survey data [ssd]
The main purpose of this survey is to provide information on standards of living and patterns
of consumption and expenditure among Palestinian households in the West Bank and Gaza
Strip. The data collected by this survey has many different uses, including:
? Social studies on living standards and poverty.
? Nutrition studies, particularly for vulnerable groups.
? Documentation of living conditions of the Palestinians in the Palestinian Territory
as a unique historical record.
? Weights for the consumer price index.
? Compiling the National Accounts.
? Market research as the basis for marketing strategies for private firms
? Social development.
Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
Sample and Frame:
The sampling frame consists of all enumeration areas which enumerated in 1997 and the numeration area consists of buildings and housing units and has in average about 150 households in it. We use the enumeration areas as primary sampling units PSUs in the first stage of the sampling selection. The enumeration areas of the master sample were updated in 2003.
Sample Design:
The sample is stratified cluster systematic random sample with two stages:
first stage: selection a systematic random sample of 120 enumeration areas.
Second stage: selection a systematic random sample of 12-18 households from each enumeration area selected in the first stage.
Sample strata:
We divided the population by:
1-Region (North West Bank, Middle West Bank, South West Bank, Gaza Strip)
2-Type of Locality (urban, rural, refugee camps)
Sample Size:
The calculated sample size is 1,714 households, the completed households were 1,231 (812 in the west bank and 419 in the Gaza strip).
Target cluster size
The next important issue in the sample design is the target cluster size or “sample-take” which is the average number of households to be selected per PSU. In this survey, the sample take is around 12 households.
It is very important to calculate standard errors for the main survey estimations, so that the user can identify the accuracy of estimations and the survey reliability. Total errors of the survey can be divided into two kinds: statistical errors, and non-statistical errors. Non-statistical errors are related to the procedures of statistical work at different stages, such as the failure to explain questions in the questionnaire, unwillingness or inability to provide correct responses, bad statistical coverage, etc. These errors depend on the nature of the work, training, supervision, and conducting of all the various related activities.
The work team spared no effort at the different stages to minimize non-statistical errors; however, it is difficult to estimate numerically such errors due to absence of technical computation methods based on theoretical principles to tackle them.
On the other hand, statistical errors can be measured. Frequently they are measured by the standard error, which is the positive square root of the variance. The variance of this survey has been computed by using the “programming package” CENVAR
Face-to-face [f2f]
The PECS questionnaire consists of two main sections:
First section:
Certain articles / provisions of the form filled at the beginning of the month, and the remainder filled out at the end of the month. The questionnaire includes the following provisions:
Cover sheet: It contains detailed and particulars of the family, date of visit, particular of the field/office work team, number/sex of the family members.
Statement of the family members: Contains social, economic and demographic particulars of the selected family.
Statement of the long-lasting commodities and income generation activities:
Includes a number of basic and indispensable items (i.e., Livestock, or agricultural lands).
Housing Characteristics: Includes information and data pertaining to the housing conditions, including type of shelter, number of rooms, ownership, rent, water, electricity supply, connection to the sewer system, source of cooking and heating fuel, and remoteness/proximity of the house to education and health facilities.
Monthly and Annual Income: Data pertaining to the income of the family is collected from different sources at the end of the registration / recording period.
Assistance and poverty: includes questions about household conditions and assistances that got through the the past month.
Second section:
The second section of the questionnaire includes a list of 55 consumption and expenditure groups itemized and serially numbered according to its importance to the family. Each of these groups contains important commodities. The number of commodities items in each for all groups stood at 667 commodities and services items. Groups 1-21 include food, drink, and cigarettes. Group 22 includes homemade commodities. Groups 23-45 include all items except for food, drink and cigarettes. Groups 50-55 include all of the long-lasting commodities. Data on each of these groups was collected over different intervals of time so as to reflect expenditure over a period of one full year, except the cars group the data of which was collected for three previous years.
These data was abotained from the recording book which is covered a period of month for each household.
Four teams of female interviewers, three in the West Bank and one in the Gaza Strip carried out data collection. Each team consisted of a supervisor, a field editor, and 1-2 interviewers. Fieldwork teams were distributed to different districts according to sample allocation.
All field staff received a training session combining general theoretical and practical components. Interviewers, supervisors and editors for the survey were selected from those who worked on the previous rounds of PECS Surveys. Fieldwork procedures and organization were designed to ensure adequate supervision and the collection of high quality data. To this end, several quality control measures were used throughout fieldwork. An interviewer undertook between 120 and 150 household visits in a month. The households were asked to keep daily records in a diary during their recording month. The interviewer transferred the records in a questionnaire on a weekly basis. Data on durable goods were captured by the recall method for the last 12 months (rounds), in order to avoid large variance in estimates when the one-month approach is used.
Calculation of Households Weights:
First we calculate the primary weight for the household from stratum h by the design of sample by dividing the number of households in stratum h on the sample size of households in stratum h. Then we adjust the weights for the respondents to compensate for the non response of households by calculate the factor of weights adjustment by dividing the sample size of household from stratum h on the number of the respondent households from stratum h. Then the final weight for the households is a multiplications of the factor of the weights adjustment by the primary weights for the household
Data editing took place at a number of stages through the processing including:
1. office editing and coding
2. during data entry
3. structure checking and completeness
4. structural checking of SPSS data files
The survey sample consists of about 1,714 households interviewed over a twelve months period between (January 2007-January 2008).1,231 households completed the interview, of which 812 were from the West Bank and 419 households in Gaza Strip; the response rate was 71.8% in the Palestinian Territory.
To calculate the variance for the whole population, the estimations of variance for the separate domains were summed.
The approximate design effect was derived from the estimation of the variance of the simple random sample, and from the estimation of the variance proposed in the ultimate cluster method. The design effect was calculated for all groups of variance and separately for all observed domains. All differences denoted as significant in the text are significant at the 95 percent confidence level, unless otherwise indicated.
Detailed information on the sampling Error is available in the Survey Report.
Detailed information on the data appraisal is available in the Survey Report.
General Statistics Law No. (5) for Year 2000
Article (17)
1. All individual information and data submitted to the Bureau for statistical purposes shall be treated as confidential and shall not be divulged, in whole or in part, to any individual or to a public or private body, or used for any purpose other than for preparing statistical tables.
2. The Bureau shall endeavor to issue official statistical publications in aggregate tables, which do not disclose individual data, in conformity with the confidentiality of statistical data.
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Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, 2008. Levels of living in the Palestinian Territory.
Final Report (January 2007 - January 2008).Ramallah - Palestine
License Agreement for the Use of Micro Data in PCBS
items(10,11,12) as following:
1. pledges the utilization of "data" or any copies thereof shall be limited to the purposes agreed upon including not granting any third parties any access to these data. Restrictions applies to any data duplication or transformed setting for purposes other than meeting the requirements of the statistical programs used in data analysis.
2. Utilization of "data" or any copies thereof is limited to personal computers normally .
3. pledges not to alter the value of any observation in the original "data"; nevertheless, this does not apply on subjecting data to any processes or procedures aiming to derive new variables. The first party does not bear any professional, administrative or financial responsibility for any losses incurred as a result of changes in the variables values.
PCBS provid data collected for purely statistical purposes, and therefore does not assume any responsibility for legal or professional from any claim or analysis or interpretation or misuse of this data.
Identification Data
Data collected at the household level (PECS Household Questionnaire). The file includes locality type variable, the number of males in the household and the number of females in the household, in addition to the relative weight variable of the sample.
1231
6
Roaster
Data collected at the household level (PECS Household Questionnaire). The file includes characteristics of the members of households such as relation to head of household, age, refugee status, sex, education attendance, educational status, employment status,...etc
7893
26
Items
Data collected at the household level (PECS Household Questionnaire). The file includes all the goods which household purchaze during the month.
97326
5
Housing
Data collected at the household level (PECS Household Questionnaire).The file includes characteristics of the housing.
1231
96
Social assessments
Data collected at the household level (PECS Household Questionnaire). The file includes data on assistance for households.
1229
82
Social assessment 1
Data collected at the household level (PECS Household Questionnaire). The file includes data on assistance for households.
771
8
Expenditure Groups
Data collected at the household level (PECS Household Questionnaire). The file includes all main groups of expenditure of food and non food groups by the households.
1231
40
household number
household number
household number
household number
household number
1231
1231
11
27059
3099.382
2870.71
3690.328
3568.703
locality type
locality type
locality type
locality type
locality type
1231
1231
1
urban
2
rural
3
camp
number of males in household
number of males in household
number of males in household
number of males in household
number of males in household
1231
1231
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
number of females in the household
number of females in the household
number of females in the household
number of females in the household
number of females in the household
1231
1231
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
area
area
area
area
area
1231
1231
1
2
1.341
0.474
1
west bank
2
gaza strip
area include west bank and Gaza Strip
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
1231
0.158
1.93
1
0.302
Household Number
Household Number
Household Number
Household Number
Household Number
7893
11
27059
3110.546
3703.934
Line no. of member
Line no. of member
Line no. of member
Line no. of member
Line no. of member
Line no. of member
The relationship of (name) to the head of
Household?
1. Head of HH
2. Husband/ wife
3. Son/daughter
4. Father/mother
5. Brother/sister
6. Grand father/mother
7. Grandchild
8. Daughter/son in law
9. Other relatives
10. Non relatives
7893
1
23
4.35
2.785
The relationship of(name) to the head of household
The relationship of(name) to the head of household
The relationship of(name) to the head of household
The relationship of(name) to the head of household
The relationship of(name) to the head of household
Line no. of member
The relationship of (name) to the head of
Household?
1. Head of Household.
2. Husband/ wife
3. Son/daughter
4. Father/mother
5. Brother/sister
6. Grand father/mother
7. Grandchild
8. Daughter/son in law
9. Other relatives
10. Non relatives
Sex
1. Male
2. Female
7893
1
9
1
Head of household
2
Husband/ wife
3
Son/daughter
4
Father/mother
5
Brother/sister
6
Grand father/mother
7
Grandchild
8
Daughter/son in law
9
Other relatives
10
Non relatives
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
1. Male
2. Female
Age Record the answer in full years. Record (00) if age is less than one year.98 DK
7893
1
2
1
male
2
female
Age
Age
Age
Age
Age
Sex
1. Male
2. Female
Age (Record the answer in full years. Record (00) if age is less than one year. 98 DK
Refugee status
7893
98
22.313
18.243
Refugee status
Refugee status
Refugee status
Refugee status
Refugee status
Age (Record the answer in full years. Record (00) if age is less than one year. 98 DK
Refugee status
1. Registered refugee
2. Unregistered refugee
3.Non refugee
Does mother name alive
1.yes
2.no
3.don't know
7893
1
3
1
Registered refugee
2
Unregistered Refugee
3
Not refugee
is mother alive
is mother alive
is mother alive
is mother alive
is mother alive
Refugee status
1. Registered refugee
2. Unregistered refugee
3.Non refugee
Does mother name alive
1.yes
2.no
3.don't know
Interviewer: if mother is alive (record her number as in D1.
Record (00) if not
7893
1
2
1
yes
2
no
3
don't know
Interviwer:record mothers row as in d1 if she is living with the household (00) if not
Interviwer:record mothers row as in d1 if she is living with the household (00) if not
Interviwer:record mothers row as in d1 if she is living with the household (00) if not
Interviwer:record mothers row as in d1 if she is living with the household (00) if not
Interviwer:record mothers row as in d1 if she is living with the household (00) if not
Does mother name alive
1.yes
2.no
3.don't know
Interviewer: if mother is alive (record her number as in D1.
Record (00) if not
Is father alive?
1.Yes
2.No
3.Don't know
6829
1064
22
1.831
1.817
is father alive
is father alive
is father alive
is father alive
is father alive
Interviewer: if mother is alive (record her number as in D1.
Record (00) if not
Is father alive?
1.Yes
2.No
3.Don't know
Interviewer: if father is alive record
his number as in D1.
Record (00) if not.
7893
1
2
1
yes
2
no
3
don't know
Interviwer:record mothers row as in d1 if she is living with the household (00) if not
Interviwer:record mothers row as in d1 if she is living with the household (00) if not
Interviwer:record mothers row as in d1 if she is living with the household (00) if not
Interviwer:record mothers row as in d1 if she is living with the household (00) if not
Interviwer:record mothers row as in d1 if she is living with the household (00) if not
Is father alive?
1.Yes
2.No
3.Don't know
Interviewer: if father is alive record
his number as in D1.
Record (00) if not.
Does the person have health insurance?
1. Yes, Ministry of Health insurance
2. Yes, military insurance
3. Yes, UNRWA insurance
4. Yes, social security insurance
5. Yes, private insurance
6. Other, specify
7. No, without
6118
1775
19
1.041
1.355
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
19
Sysmiss
Is the person have Health insurance
Is the person have Health insurance
Is the person have Health insurance
Is the person have Health insurance
Is the person have Health insurance
Interviewer: if father is alive record
his number as in D1.
Record (00) if not.
Does the person have health insurance?
1. Yes, Ministry of Health insurance
2. Yes, military insurance
3. Yes, UNRWA insurance
4. Yes, social security insurance
5. Yes, private insurance
6. Other, specify
7. No, without
Does the person have one of the following diseases: diabetes, hypertension, cancer, ulcer, other
7565
328
1
2
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
Do you (name) infected with one of the following diseases and receive treatment continuously for him? diabetes, blood pressure, heart disease, cancer, ulcers, asthma, other
Do you (name) infected with one of the following diseases and receive treatment continuously for him? diabetes, blood pressure, heart disease, cancer, ulcers, asthma, other
Do you (name) infected with one of the following diseases and receive treatment continuously for him? diabetes, blood pressure, heart disease, cancer, ulcers, asthma, other
Do you (name) infected with one of the following diseases and receive treatment continuously for him? diabetes, blood pressure, heart disease, cancer, ulcers, asthma, other
Do you (name) infected with one of the following diseases and receive treatment continuously for him? diabetes, blood pressure, heart disease, cancer, ulcers, asthma, other
Does the person have health insurance?
1. Yes, Ministry of Health insurance
2. Yes, military insurance
3. Yes, UNRWA insurance
4. Yes, social security insurance
5. Yes, private insurance
6. Other, specify
7. No, without
Does the person have one of the following diseases: diabetes, hypertension, cancer, ulcer, other
Does the person suffer from any
of the following disabilities:
1. Vision
2. Hearing
3. Inhabitants
4. Vision and hearing
5. Mobility
6. Use fingers
7. Mentality
8. Mentality and mobility
9. Multi
10. Other
7893
1
2
1
yes
2
no
Is the person suffer from any of the following disabilities
Is the person suffer from any of the following disabilities
Is the person suffer from any of the following disabilities
Is the person suffer from any of the following disabilities
Is the person suffer from any of the following disabilities
Does the person have one of the following diseases: diabetes, hypertension, cancer, ulcer, other
Does the person suffer from any
of the following disabilities:
1. Vision
2. Hearing
3. Inhabitants
4. Vision and hearing
5. Mobility
6. Use fingers
7. Mentality
8. Mentality and mobility
9. Multi
10. Other
Education Attendance
(for persons aged 5 years and over)
1. Currently attending school
2. Attended school at any time and left before completing level
3. Attended school and graduated
4. Never attended school
164
7729
1
10
1
Vision
2
Hearing
3
Inhabitants
4
Vision and hearing
5
Mobility
6
Use fingers
7
Mentality
8
Mentality and mobility
9
Multi
10
Other
Sysmiss
Education Attendance
Education Attendance
Education Attendance
Education Attendance
Education Attendance
Does the person suffer from any
of the following disabilities:
1. Vision
2. Hearing
3. Inhabitants
4. Vision and hearing
5. Mobility
6. Use fingers
7. Mentality
8. Mentality and mobility
9. Multi
10. Other
Education Attendance
(for persons aged 5 years and over)
1. Currently attending school
2. Attended school at any time and left before completing level
3. Attended school and graduated
4. Never attended school
Number of education years that completed
persons who age 5 years and above
6746
1147
1
4
1
Currently attending school
2
Attended school at any time and left before completing the
3
Attended school and graduated
4
Never attended school
Sysmiss
Number of education years that completed
Number of education years that completed
Number of education years that completed
Number of education years that completed
Number of education years that completed
Education Attendance
(for persons aged 5 years and over)
1. Currently attending school
2. Attended school at any time and left before completing level
3. Attended school and graduated
4. Never attended school
Number of education years that completed
Educational Status (for persons aged 10 years and over)
1. Illiterate
2. Can read and write
3. Elementary
4. Preparatory
5. Secondary
6. Associate diploma
7. Bachelor
8. High diploma
9. Master
10. Ph.D.
6167
1726
216
8.339
5.016
Educational Status (for persons aged 10 years and over)
Educational Status (for persons aged 10 years and over)
Educational Status (for persons aged 10 years and over)
Educational Status (for persons aged 10 years and over)
Educational Status (for persons aged 10 years and over)
Number of education years that completed
Educational Status (for persons aged 10 years and over)
1. Illiterate
2. Can read and write
3. Elementary
4. Preparatory
5. Secondary
6. Associate diploma
7. Bachelor
8. High diploma
9. Master
10. Ph.D.
What is the main reason for dropping out of
school (for persons 5 years and
more)?
1. Unwillingness for academic education
2. Unwillingness for co-education
3. Frequent repetition
4. Not interested in study
5. Bad economic situation of the family
6. Existing family problems
7. Caring for members of the family
8. Marriage
9. Sickness
10. Disability
11. No school nearby
12. Mistreatment at school
13. Security situation
14. Dismissal from school because of exceeding the legal age
for persons aged 10 years and above
6746
1147
1
10
1
Illiterate
2
Can read and write
3
Elementary
4
Preparatory
5
Secondary
6
Associate diploma
7
Bachelor
8
High diploma
9
Master
10
Ph. D
Sysmiss
the main reason for dropping out of school (for persons 5 years and more)
the main reason for dropping out of school (for persons 5 years and more)
the main reason for dropping out of school (for persons 5 years and more)
the main reason for dropping out of school (for persons 5 years and more)
the main reason for dropping out of school (for persons 5 years and more)
Educational Status (for persons aged 10 years and over)
1. Illiterate
2. Can read and write
3. Elementary
4. Preparatory
5. Secondary
6. Associate diploma
7. Bachelor
8. High diploma
9. Master
10. Ph.D.
What is the main reason for dropping out of
school (for persons 5 years and
more)?
1. Unwillingness for academic education
2. Unwillingness for co-education
3. Frequent repetition
4. Not interested in study
5. Bad economic situation of the family
6. Existing family problems
7. Caring for members of the family
8. Marriage
9. Sickness
10. Disability
11. No school nearby
12. Mistreatment at school
13. Security situation
14. Dismissal from school because of exceeding the legal age
Work Status during the past week (for persons aged 10 years and over)
1. Employed from 1-14 hours
2. Employed for 15 hours or more
3. Absent of work
4. Unemployed, has ever worked
5. Unemployed, has never worked
6. Full time student
7. Housewife
8. Unable to work
9. Does not work and does not seek job
10. Does not work and does not Seek job/ because hopelessness
11. Other
for persons aged 5 years and above
2118
5775
1
15
1
Unwillingness for academic education
2
Unwillingness for co-education
3
Frequent repetition
4
Not interested in study
5
Bad economic situation of the family
6
Existing family problems
7
Caring for members of the family
8
Marriage
9
Sickness
10
Disability
11
No school nearby
12
Mistreatment at school
13
Security situation
14
Dismissal from school because of exceeding the legal age
15
Other
Sysmiss
Work Status during the past week (for persons 10 years and above)
Work Status during the past week (for persons 10 years and above)
Work Status during the past week (for persons 10 years and above)
Work Status during the past week (for persons 10 years and above)
Work Status during the past week (for persons 10 years and above)
What is the main reason for dropping out of
school (for persons 5 years and
more)?
1. Unwillingness for academic education
2. Unwillingness for co-education
3. Frequent repetition
4. Not interested in study
5. Bad economic situation of the family
6. Existing family problems
7. Caring for members of the family
8. Marriage
9. Sickness
10. Disability
11. No school nearby
12. Mistreatment at school
13. Security situation
14. Dismissal from school because of exceeding the legal age
Work Status during the past week (for persons aged 10 years and over)
1. Employed from 1-14 hours
2. Employed for 15 hours or more
3. Absent of work
4. Unemployed, has ever worked
5. Unemployed, has never worked
6. Full time student
7. Housewife
8. Unable to work
9. Does not work and does not seek job
10. Does not work and does not Seek job/ because hopelessness
11. Other
employment status for persons aged 10 years and above
1. Employer
2. Self employed
3. Unpaid Employee
4. Paid Employee
for persons aged 10 years and above
5679
2214
1
11
1
Employed from 1-14 hours
2
Employed for 15 hours or more
3
Absent of work
4
Unemployed, has ever worked
5
Unemployed, has never worked
6
Full time student
7
Housewife
8
Unable to work
9
Does not work and does not seek job
10
Does not work and does not Seek job/ because hopelessness
11
Other
Sysmiss
Employment Status for persons aged 10 years and above
Employment Status for persons aged 10 years and above
Employment Status for persons aged 10 years and above
Employment Status for persons aged 10 years and above
Employment Status for persons aged 10 years and above
Work Status during the past week (for persons aged 10 years and over)
1. Employed from 1-14 hours
2. Employed for 15 hours or more
3. Absent of work
4. Unemployed, has ever worked
5. Unemployed, has never worked
6. Full time student
7. Housewife
8. Unable to work
9. Does not work and does not seek job
10. Does not work and does not Seek job/ because hopelessness
11. Other
employment status for persons aged 10 years and above
1. Employer
2. Self employed
3. Unpaid Employee
4. Paid Employee
Place of Work
1. At home
2. In the same Locality
3. In the same governorate
4. In other Governorate
5. Israel
6. Settlements
7. Abroad
for persons aged 10 years and above and who work status ranged from 1-4 in question D18
1958
5935
1
4
1
Employer
2
Self employed
3
Unpaid Employee
4
Paid Employee
Sysmiss
Place of work
Place of work
Place of work
Place of work
Place of work
employment status for persons aged 10 years and above
1. Employer
2. Self employed
3. Unpaid Employee
4. Paid Employee
Place of Work
1. At home
2. In the same Locality
3. In the same governorate
4. In other Governorate
5. Israel
6. Settlements
7. Abroad
Main Occupation
for persons who aged 10 years and above and who work status ranged from 1-4 in question D18
1957
5936
1
7
1
At home
2
In the same Locality
3
In the same governorate
4
In other Governorate
5
Israel
6
Settlements
7
abroad
Sysmiss
Main Occupation
Main Occupation
Main Occupation
Main Occupation
Main Occupation
Place of Work
1. At home
2. In the same Locality
3. In the same governorate
4. In other Governorate
5. Israel
6. Settlements
7. Abroad
Main Occupation
Economic Activity
for persons who aged 10 years and above and who work status ranged from 1-4 in question D18
1955
5938
1
9
1
legislators
2
profissionals
3
technicians
4
clerks
5
services and sales
6
skilled agricultural
7
crafts
8
plant, machine
9
elementary occupation
999
not stated
Sysmiss
Economic Activity
Economic Activity
Economic Activity
Economic Activity
Economic Activity
Main Occupation
Economic Activity
sector
for persons who aged 10 years and above and who work status ranged from 1-4 in question D18
1951
5942
1
99
1
agriculture
5
fishing
10
mining
15
manufacturing
40
electricity supply
45
construction
50
whole sale
55
hotels
60
transport
65
financial
70
real-estate
75
puplic administration
80
education
85
health
90
other communitysocial
95
private hotels
99
extraterritirial organization
9999
not stated
Sysmiss
sector
sector
sector
sector
sector
Economic Activity
Sector
he\ she has another job
for persons who aged 10 years and above and who work status ranged from 1-4 in question D18
1958
5935
1
8
1
National private
2
Foreign private
3
National government
4
Foreign government
5
Charitable association
6
UNRWA
7
International organization
8
Outside establishments
Sysmiss
he\ she has another job
he\ she has another job
he\ she has another job
he\ she has another job
he\ she has another job
sector
Does person have another Work?
Number of working months during the year.
for persons who aged 10 years and above and who work status ranged from 1-4 in question D18
1792
6101
1
2
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
Number of working months during the year.
Number of working months during the year.
Number of working months during the year.
Number of working months during the year.
Number of working months during the year.
he\ she has another job
Number of working months during the year.
Marital Status for persons aged 12 years and above
for persons who aged 10 years and above and who work status ranged from 1-4 in question D18
1958
5935
12
9.297
3.893
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Sysmiss
Marital Status for persons aged 12 years and above
Marital Status for persons aged 12 years and above
Marital Status for persons aged 12 years and above
Marital Status for persons aged 12 years and above
Marital Status for persons aged 12 years and above
Number of working months during the year.
Marital Status
1. Never married
2. Legally married
3. Currently married
4. Divorced
5. Widowed
6. Separated
ask this question for persons who age above 12 years
for persons aged 12 years and above
5235
2658
1
6
1
Never married
2
Legally married
3
Married
4
Divorced
5
Widower
6
separated
Sysmiss
Household Number
Household Number
Household Number
Household Number
Household Number
97326
11
27059
3106.809
3698.132
item code
item code
item code
item code
item code
97326
101
5503
1864.872
1409.717
total value per month
total value per month
total value per month
total value per month
total value per month
97325
1
195000
126.433
1577.282
quantity total per month
quantity total per month
quantity total per month
quantity total per month
quantity total per month
91465
5861
1723
3.671
13.004
unit of quantity
unit of quantity
unit of quantity
unit of quantity
unit of quantity
60979
36347
1
Kilogram
2
litre
3
number
Sysmiss
Household number
Household number
Household number
Household number
Household number
1231
1231
11
27059
3099.382
2870.71
3690.328
3568.703
Type of housing unit
Type of housing unit
Type of housing unit
Type of housing unit
Type of housing unit
Type of housing unit
1. Villa 2. House 3. Apartment 4. Separate Room 5. Tent 6. Marginal 7. Others
Tenure of the housing unit
1. Owned 2. Rented no furniture 3. Rented with furniture 4. Without payment 5. For work 6. Others (specify)……….
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Villa
2
House
3
Apartment
4
Separate Room
5
Tent
6
Marginal
7
Others
Tenure of the housing unit
Tenure of the housing unit
Tenure of the housing unit
Tenure of the housing unit
Tenure of the housing unit
Type of housing unit
1. Villa 2. House 3. Apartment 4. Separate Room 5. Tent 6. Marginal 7. Others
Tenure of the housing unit
1. Owned 2. Rented no furniture 3. Rented with furniture 4. Without payment 5. For work 6. Others (specify)……….
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Owned
2
rented no furniture
3
Rented with furniture
4
Without payment
5
For work
6
Others (specify
What is the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit
What is the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit
What is the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit
What is the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit
What is the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit
Tenure of the housing unit
1. Owned 2. Rented no furniture 3. Rented with furniture 4. Without payment 5. For work 6. Others (specify)………
What is the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit
1. cleaned stone 2. stone & cement 3. old stone 4. cement cob 5. concrete 6. mud 7. other (specify)……
What is usage of housing unit
1. for residence 2. residence & work
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
cleaned stone
2
stone & cement
3
old stone
4
cement cob
5
concrete
6
mud
7
other(specify)
usage of housing unit
usage of housing unit
usage of housing unit
usage of housing unit
usage of housing unit
What is the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit
1. cleaned stone 2. stone & cement 3. old stone 4. cement cob 5. concrete 6. mud 7. other (specify)……
What is usage of housing unit
1. for residence 2. residence & work
How many rooms are there in dwelling
Excluding (bathroom and kitchen)
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
for residence
2
residence & work
Number rooms are there in dwelling
Number rooms are there in dwelling
Number rooms are there in dwelling
Number rooms are there in dwelling
Number rooms are there in dwelling
What is usage of housing unit
1. for residence 2. residence
How many rooms are there in dwelling
Excluding (bathroom and kitchen)
How many sleeping rooms are used in dwelling?
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
15
No. of sleeping rooms are used in dwelling
No. of sleeping rooms are used in dwelling
No. of sleeping rooms are used in dwelling
No. of sleeping rooms are used in dwelling
No. of sleeping rooms are used in dwelling
How many rooms are there in dwelling
Excluding (bathroom and kitchen)
How many sleeping rooms are used in dwelling?
1. How much do you pay in rent each month
2. Specify type of currency
1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar
If code 2 or 3 in H2
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
The monthly rent
The monthly rent
The monthly rent
The monthly rent
The monthly rent
How many sleeping rooms are used in dwelling?
1. How much do you pay in rent each month
2. Specify type of currency
1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar
1. What is estimated rent value each month
2. Specify type of currency
1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar
all households in the sample
1231
1231
2000
20.019
18.89
122.223
117.221
specify type of currency
specify type of currency
specify type of currency
specify type of currency
specify type of currency
How many sleeping rooms are used in dwelling?
1. How much do you pay in rent each month
2. Specify type of currency
1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Doll
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Sheke
2
Dinar
3
Dollar
The estimated monthly rent
The estimated monthly rent
The estimated monthly rent
The estimated monthly rent
The estimated monthly rent
1. How much do you pay in rent each month
2. Specify type of currency
1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar
1. What is estimated rent value each month
2. Specify type of currency
1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar
Connection to Public Networks
1. Water
2. Electricity
3. Sewage system
all households in the sample
1231
1231
5000
180.05
177.793
317.535
305.983
Specify type of currency
Specify type of currency
Specify type of currency
Specify type of currency
Specify type of currency
1. How much do you pay in rent each month
2. Specify type of currency
1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar
1. What is estimated rent value each month
2. Specify type of currency
1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar
Connection to Public Networks
1. Water
2. Electricity
3. Sewage system
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Shekel
2
Dinar
3
Dollar
Connection to Public Networks -water
Connection to Public Networks -water
Connection to Public Networks -water
Connection to Public Networks -water
Connection to Public Networks -water
1. What is estimated rent value each month
2. Specify type of currency
1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar
Connection to Public Networks
1. Water
2. Electricity
3. Sewage system
Availability of a kitchen
1. Kitchen with Piped Water 2. Kitchen without Piped Water 3. No Kitchen
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
public network
2
private system
3
no piped water
Connection to Public Networks -electricity
Connection to Public Networks -electricity
Connection to Public Networks -electricity
Connection to Public Networks -electricity
Connection to Public Networks -electricity
1. What is estimated rent value each month
2. Specify type of currency
1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar
Connection to Public Networks
1. Water
2. Electricity
3. Sewage system
Availability of a kitchen
1. Kitchen with Piped Water 2. Kitchen without Piped Water 3. No Kitchen
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
public network
2
private system
3
no piped water
Connection to Public Networks -sewage
Connection to Public Networks -sewage
Connection to Public Networks -sewage
Connection to Public Networks -sewage
Connection to Public Networks -sewage
1. What is estimated rent value each month
2. Specify type of currency
1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar
Connection to Public Networks
1. Water
2. Electricity
3. Sewage system
Availability of a kitchen
1. Kitchen with Piped Water 2. Kitchen without Piped Water 3. No Kitchen
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
public sewage system
2
cesspit
3
no sewage system
Availability of a kitchen
Availability of a kitchen
Availability of a kitchen
Availability of a kitchen
Availability of a kitchen
Connection to Public Networks
1. Water
2. Electricity
3. Sewage system
Availability of a kitchen
1. Kitchen with Piped Water 2. Kitchen without Piped Water 3. No Kitchen
Availability of a bathroom
1. Bathroom with Piped Water 2. Bathroom without Piped Water 3. No Bathroom
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
kitchen with piped water
2
kitchen without piped water
3
no kitchen
Availability of a bathroom
Availability of a bathroom
Availability of a bathroom
Availability of a bathroom
Availability of a bathroom
Availability of a kitchen
1. Kitchen with Piped Water 2. Kitchen without Piped Water 3. No Kitchen
Availability of a bathroom
1. Bathroom with Piped Water 2. Bathroom without Piped Water 3. No Bathroom
Availability of a toilet (WC):
1. Toilet with Piped Water 2. Toilet without Piped Water 3. No Toilet
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
bathroom with piped water
2
bathroom without piped water
3
no bathroom
Availability of a toilet (wc)
Availability of a toilet (wc)
Availability of a toilet (wc)
Availability of a toilet (wc)
Availability of a toilet (wc)
Availability of a bathroom
1. Bathroom with Piped Water 2. Bathroom without Piped Water 3. No Bathroom
Availability of a toilet (WC):
1. Toilet with Piped Water 2. Toilet without Piped Water 3. No Toilet
Main source of energy in
1. Cooking
2. Heating
3. Conditioner
4. Oven
5. Water heater
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
toilet with piped water
2
toilet without piped water
3
no toilet
Main source of energy -cooking
Main source of energy -cooking
Main source of energy -cooking
Main source of energy -cooking
Main source of energy -cooking
Availability of a toilet (WC):
1. Toilet with Piped Water 2. Toilet without Piped Water 3. No Toilet
Main source of energy in
1. Cooking
2. Heating
3. Conditioner
4. Oven
5. Water heater
Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following:
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Gas
2
Kerosene
3
Electricity
4
Wood
5
Other / specify
Main source of energy -heating
Main source of energy -heating
Main source of energy -heating
Main source of energy -heating
Main source of energy -heating
Availability of a toilet (WC):
1. Toilet with Piped Water 2. Toilet without Piped Water 3. No Toilet
Main source of energy in
1. Cooking
2. Heating
3. Conditioner
4. Oven
5. Water heater
Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following:
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
No exist
1
gas
2
Kerosene
3
Electricity
4
Wood/coal
5
Other/ specify
6
7
Main source of energy - Conditioner
Main source of energy - Conditioner
Main source of energy - Conditioner
Main source of energy - Conditioner
Main source of energy - Conditioner
Availability of a toilet (WC):
1. Toilet with Piped Water 2. Toilet without Piped Water 3. No Toilet
Main source of energy in
1. Cooking
2. Heating
3. Conditioner
4. Oven
5. Water heater
Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following:
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
No exist
1
2
Electricity
3
Other/ specify
Main source of energy - Oven
Main source of energy - Oven
Main source of energy - Oven
Main source of energy - Oven
Main source of energy - Oven
Availability of a toilet (WC):
1. Toilet with Piped Water 2. Toilet without Piped Water 3. No Toilet
Main source of energy in
1. Cooking
2. Heating
3. Conditioner
4. Oven
5. Water heater
Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following:
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
No exist
1
gas
2
Electricity
3
Wood
4
olive cake
5
coal
6
Other/ specify
Main source of energy - Water heater
Main source of energy - Water heater
Main source of energy - Water heater
Main source of energy - Water heater
Main source of energy - Water heater
Availability of a toilet (WC):
1. Toilet with Piped Water 2. Toilet without Piped Water 3. No Toilet
Main source of energy in
1. Cooking
2. Heating
3. Conditioner
4. Oven
5. Water heater
Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following:
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Sun
2
Gas
3
Kerosene
4
Electricity
5
Wood
6
Coal
7
Other/ specify
Dampness
Dampness
Dampness
Dampness
Dampness
Main source of energy in
1. Cooking
2. Heating
3. Conditioner
4. Oven
5. Water heater
Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following:
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Cold
Cold
Cold
Cold
Cold
Main source of energy in
1. Cooking
2. Heating
3. Conditioner
4. Oven
5. Water heater
Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following:
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Poor ventilation
Poor ventilation
Poor ventilation
Poor ventilation
Poor ventilation
Main source of energy in
1. Cooking
2. Heating
3. Conditioner
4. Oven
5. Water heater
Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following:
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
High heat in summer
High heat in summer
High heat in summer
High heat in summer
High heat in summer
Main source of energy in
1. Cooking
2. Heating
3. Conditioner
4. Oven
5. Water heater
Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following:
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
difficult heating in winter
difficult heating in winter
difficult heating in winter
difficult heating in winter
difficult heating in winter
Main source of energy in
1. Cooking
2. Heating
3. Conditioner
4. Oven
5. Water heater
Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following:
1. Yes 2. No
Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects
1. Smoke, exhaust from cars
2. Smoke, exhaust from industry
3. Odors resulting from animals
4. Odors resulting from sewage system water
5. Odors resulting from garbage
6. General dust
7. Dust or smells resulting from other sources
8. Noise
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Smoke, exhaust from cars
Smoke, exhaust from cars
Smoke, exhaust from cars
Smoke, exhaust from cars
Smoke, exhaust from cars
Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects
1. Smoke, exhaust from cars
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
3
Don't know
Smoke, exhaust from industry
Smoke, exhaust from industry
Smoke, exhaust from industry
Smoke, exhaust from industry
Smoke, exhaust from industry
Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects
2. Smoke, exhaust from industry
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
3
Don't know
Odors resulting from animals
Odors resulting from animals
Odors resulting from animals
Odors resulting from animals
Odors resulting from animals
Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects
3. Odors resulting from animals
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Yes
2
no
3
Don't know
Odors resulting from sewage system water
Odors resulting from sewage system water
Odors resulting from sewage system water
Odors resulting from sewage system water
Odors resulting from sewage system water
Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects
4. Odors resulting from sewage system water
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
3
Don't know
Odors resulting from garbage
Odors resulting from garbage
Odors resulting from garbage
Odors resulting from garbage
Odors resulting from garbage
Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects
5. Odors resulting from garbage
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Yes
2
no
3
Don't know
General dust
General dust
General dust
General dust
General dust
Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects
6. General dust
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
3
don't know
Dust or smells resulting from other sources
Dust or smells resulting from other sources
Dust or smells resulting from other sources
Dust or smells resulting from other sources
Dust or smells resulting from other sources
Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects
7. Dust or smells resulting from other sources
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
3
don't know
Noise
Noise
Noise
Noise
Noise
Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following:
1. Yes 2. No
Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects
8. Noise
What is the method for removing garbage
1. Collected by sanitation worker 2. Thrown in nearby garbage container 3. Thrown randomly 4. Thrown in garbage area 5. Burned 6 .Used for specific things 7. Other / specify…….
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
3
don't know
method for removing garbage
method for removing garbage
method for removing garbage
method for removing garbage
method for removing garbage
Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects
1. Smoke, exhaust from cars
2. Smoke, exhaust from industry
3. Odors resulting from animals
4. Odors resulting from sewage system water
5. Odors resulting from garbage
6. General dust
7. Dust or smells resulting from other sources
8. Noise
What is the method for removing garbage
1. Collected by sanitation worker 2. Thrown in nearby garbage container 3. Thrown randomly 4. Thrown in garbage area 5. Burned 6 .Used for specific things 7. Other / specify…….
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Collected by sanitation worker
2
Thrown in nearby garbage container
3
Thrown randomly
4
Thrown in garbage area
5
Burned
6
Used for specific things
7
Other / specify
Public transportation
Public transportation
Public transportation
Public transportation
Public transportation
What is the method for removing garbage
1. Collected by sanitation worker 2. Thrown in nearby garbage container 3. Thrown randomly 4. Thrown in garbage area 5. Burned 6 .Used for specific things 7. Other / specify…….
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Less than 1km
2
1-5 km
3
More than 5 km
Private doctor clinic
Private doctor clinic
Private doctor clinic
Private doctor clinic
Private doctor clinic
What is the method for removing garbage
1. Collected by sanitation worker 2. Thrown in nearby garbage container 3. Thrown randomly 4. Thrown in garbage area 5. Burned 6 .Used for specific things 7. Other / specify……
What is the distance from the following:
2. Private doctor clinic
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Less than 1km
2
1-5 km
3
More than 5 km
Health center
Health center
Health center
Health center
Health center
What is the method for removing garbage
1. Collected by sanitation worker 2. Thrown in nearby garbage container 3. Thrown randomly 4. Thrown in garbage area 5. Burned 6 .Used for specific things 7. Other / specify……
What is the distance from the following:
3. Health center
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Less than 1km
2
1-5 km
3
More than 5 km
Hospital
Hospital
Hospital
Hospital
Hospital
What is the method for removing garbage
1. Collected by sanitation worker 2. Thrown in nearby garbage container 3. Thrown randomly 4. Thrown in garbage area 5. Burned 6 .Used for specific things 7. Other / specify……
What is the distance from the following:
4. Hospital
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Less than 1km
2
1-5 km
3
More than 5 km
Elementary school
Elementary school
Elementary school
Elementary school
Elementary school
What is the method for removing garbage
1. Collected by sanitation worker 2. Thrown in nearby garbage container 3. Thrown randomly 4. Thrown in garbage area 5. Burned 6 .Used for specific things 7. Other / specify……
What is the distance from the following:
5. Elementary school
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Less than 1km
2
1-5 km
3
More than 5 km
Mother and child health central
Mother and child health central
Mother and child health central
Mother and child health central
Mother and child health central
What is the method for removing garbage
1. Collected by sanitation worker 2. Thrown in nearby garbage container 3. Thrown randomly 4. Thrown in garbage area 5. Burned 6 .Used for specific things 7. Other / specify……
What is the distance from the following:
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
Less than 1km
2
1-5 km
3
More than 5 km
Private Car
Private Car
Private Car
Private Car
Private Car
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Private Car
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Solar Boiler
Solar Boiler
Solar Boiler
Solar Boiler
Solar Boiler
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Washing Machine
Washing Machine
Washing Machine
Washing Machine
Washing Machine
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Cooking stove
Cooking stove
Cooking stove
Cooking stove
Cooking stove
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Dish washer
Dish washer
Dish washer
Dish washer
Dish washer
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Central heating
Central heating
Central heating
Central heating
Central heating
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Vacuum cleaner
Vacuum cleaner
Vacuum cleaner
Vacuum cleaner
Vacuum cleaner
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Dehumidifier
Dehumidifier
Dehumidifier
Dehumidifier
Dehumidifier
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Home library
Home library
Home library
Home library
Home library
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
T.V
T.V
T.V
T.V
T.V
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Video
Video
Video
Video
Video
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Phone line
Phone line
Phone line
Phone line
Phone line
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Jawwal
Jawwal
Jawwal
Jawwal
Jawwal
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Mobile Israel
Mobile Israel
Mobile Israel
Mobile Israel
Mobile Israel
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Computer
Computer
Computer
Computer
Computer
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Satellite
Satellite
Satellite
Satellite
Satellite
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
DVD
DVD
DVD
DVD
DVD
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
other
other
other
other
other
What is the distance from the following:
1. Public transportation
2. Private doctor clinic
3. Health center
4. Hospital
5. Elementary school
6. Mother and child health central
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Animals for transportation
Animals for transportation
Animals for transportation
Animals for transportation
Animals for transportation
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
1. Agriculture
2. Household business
3. Wages and salaries from public sector
4. Wages and salaries from private sector
5. Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
6. Remittances from Palestine
7. Remittances from abroad
8. International Institutions (aids)
9. Social Aid
11. Wages from international organization
10. Other
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Taxi
Taxi
Taxi
Taxi
Taxi
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
1. Agriculture
2. Household business
3. Wages and salaries from public sector
4. Wages and salaries from private sector
5. Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
6. Remittances from Palestine
7. Remittances from abroad
8. International Institutions (aids)
9. Social Aid
11. Wages from international organization
10. Other
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Truck
Truck
Truck
Truck
Truck
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
1. Agriculture
2. Household business
3. Wages and salaries from public sector
4. Wages and salaries from private sector
5. Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
6. Remittances from Palestine
7. Remittances from abroad
8. International Institutions (aids)
9. Social Aid
11. Wages from international organization
10. Other
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Tractor
Tractor
Tractor
Tractor
Tractor
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
1. Agriculture
2. Household business
3. Wages and salaries from public sector
4. Wages and salaries from private sector
5. Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
6. Remittances from Palestine
7. Remittances from abroad
8. International Institutions (aids)
9. Social Aid
11. Wages from international organization
10. Other
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Container water
Container water
Container water
Container water
Container water
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
1. Agriculture
2. Household business
3. Wages and salaries from public sector
4. Wages and salaries from private sector
5. Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
6. Remittances from Palestine
7. Remittances from abroad
8. International Institutions (aids)
9. Social Aid
11. Wages from international organization
10. Other
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Tailoring machine
Tailoring machine
Tailoring machine
Tailoring machine
Tailoring machine
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
1. Agriculture
2. Household business
3. Wages and salaries from public sector
4. Wages and salaries from private sector
5. Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
6. Remittances from Palestine
7. Remittances from abroad
8. International Institutions (aids)
9. Social Aid
11. Wages from international organization
10. Other
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Craft jobs
Craft jobs
Craft jobs
Craft jobs
Craft jobs
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
1. Agriculture
2. Household business
3. Wages and salaries from public sector
4. Wages and salaries from private sector
5. Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
6. Remittances from Palestine
7. Remittances from abroad
8. International Institutions (aids)
9. Social Aid
11. Wages from international organization
10. Other
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Trade jobs
Trade jobs
Trade jobs
Trade jobs
Trade jobs
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
1. Agriculture
2. Household business
3. Wages and salaries from public sector
4. Wages and salaries from private sector
5. Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
6. Remittances from Palestine
7. Remittances from abroad
8. International Institutions (aids)
9. Social Aid
11. Wages from international organization
10. Other
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
Availability of durable goods
1. Yes 2. No
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
1. Agriculture
2. Household business
3. Wages and salaries from public sector
4. Wages and salaries from private sector
5. Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
6. Remittances from Palestine
7. Remittances from abroad
8. International Institutions (aids)
9. Social Aid
11. Wages from international organization
10. Other
all households in the sample
1231
1231
1
yes
2
no
Agriculture
Agriculture
Agriculture
Agriculture
Agriculture
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
1. Agriculture
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
all households in the sample
289
287.135
942
943.865
1
2
3
4
5
Sysmiss
Household business
Household business
Household business
Household business
Household business
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
2. Household business
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
all households in the sample
310
312.234
921
918.766
1
2
3
4
5
Sysmiss
Wages and salaries from public sector
Wages and salaries from public sector
Wages and salaries from public sector
Wages and salaries from public sector
Wages and salaries from public sector
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
3. Wages and salaries from public sector
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
all households in the sample
257
259.333
974
971.667
1
2
3
4
Sysmiss
Wages and salaries from private sector
Wages and salaries from private sector
Wages and salaries from private sector
Wages and salaries from private sector
Wages and salaries from private sector
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
4. Wages and salaries from private sector
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
all households in the sample
445
439.439
786
791.561
1
2
3
4
Sysmiss
Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
5. Wages and salaries from Israeli work sector
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
all households in the sample
166
156.897
1065
1074.103
1
2
3
4
Sysmiss
Remittances from Palestine
Remittances from Palestine
Remittances from Palestine
Remittances from Palestine
Remittances from Palestine
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
6. Remittances from Palestine
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
all households in the sample
359
343.889
872
887.111
1
2
3
4
5
6
Sysmiss
Remittances from abroad
Remittances from abroad
Remittances from abroad
Remittances from abroad
Remittances from abroad
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
7. Remittances from abroad
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
all households in the sample
84
89.672
1147
1141.328
1
2
3
4
5
Sysmiss
International institutions(aids)
International institutions(aids)
International institutions(aids)
International institutions(aids)
International institutions(aids)
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
8. International Institutions (aids)
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
all households in the sample
132
139.16
1099
1091.84
1
2
3
4
5
Sysmiss
Social aids
Social aids
Social aids
Social aids
Social aids
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
9. Social Aid
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
all households in the sample
318
327.422
913
903.578
1
2
3
4
5
Sysmiss
Wages from international organization
Wages from international organization
Wages from international organization
Wages from international organization
Wages from international organization
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
11. Wages from international organization
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
all households in the sample
46
43.578
1185
1187.422
1
2
3
4
Sysmiss
National insurance(Jerusalem)
National insurance(Jerusalem)
National insurance(Jerusalem)
National insurance(Jerusalem)
National insurance(Jerusalem)
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
12. National insurance (Jerusalem)
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
all households in the sample
86
78.355
1145
1152.645
1
2
3
Sysmiss
Property income
Property income
Property income
Property income
Property income
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
13.Property income
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
all households in the sample
32
32.35
1199
1198.65
1
2
3
4
Sysmiss
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
Does household have facilities for generation of income
1. Yes 2. No
Main Source of Income
10. Other
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
all households in the sample
126
121.292
1105
1109.708
1
2
3
4
5
Sysmiss
family have a agricural
family have a agricural
family have a agricural
family have a agricural
family have a agricural
Main Source of Income
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
What is the area of this land in general
How many square meters
all households in the sample
1230
1229.883
1
1.117
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
area of this garden in meters
area of this garden in meters
area of this garden in meters
area of this garden in meters
area of this garden in meters
Does the Household have agricultural land?
1. Yes
2. No -à Skip to H27
What is the area of this land in general
How many square meters
What are the numbers of family members worked in the land cultivation during the last agricultural season?
all households in the sample
484
496.262
747
734.738
3500
25.586
35.632
220.078
272.463
number of family members of males worked in the land cultivation during the last agricultural season
number of family members of males worked in the land cultivation during the last agricultural season
number of family members of males worked in the land cultivation during the last agricultural season
number of family members of males worked in the land cultivation during the last agricultural season
number of family members of males worked in the land cultivation during the last agricultural season
What is the area of this land in general
How many square meters
What are the numbers of family members worked in the land cultivation during the last agricultural season? -males
Does the household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
1.YES 2.NO (or finished)
all households in the sample
365
375.109
866
855.891
1
2
3
4
5
6
Sysmiss
number of family members of females worked in the land cultivation during the last agricultural season
number of family members of females worked in the land cultivation during the last agricultural season
number of family members of females worked in the land cultivation during the last agricultural season
number of family members of females worked in the land cultivation during the last agricultural season
number of family members of females worked in the land cultivation during the last agricultural season
What is the area of this land in general
How many square meters
What are the numbers of family members worked in the land cultivation during the last agricultural season?- females
Does the household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
1.YES 2.NO (or finished)
all households in the sample
363
373.013
868
857.987
1
2
3
4
6
Sysmiss
household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
What are the numbers of family members worked in the land cultivation during the last agricultural season?
Does the household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
1.YES 2.NO (or finished)
What are the number of branded heads and beehives at the visit time?
1. Cows
2. Sheep and Goats
3. Poultry
4.Beehives
5. Chickens
6. Camels
7 .Other
all households in the sample
1219
1219.374
12
11.626
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
Cows
Cows
Cows
Cows
Cows
Does the household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
1.YES 2.NO (or finished)
What are the number of branded heads and beehives at the visit time?
1. Cows
all households in the sample
196
208.387
1035
1022.613
1
2
5
6
17
18
Sysmiss
Sheep and Goats
Sheep and Goats
Sheep and Goats
Sheep and Goats
Sheep and Goats
Does the household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
1.YES 2.NO (or finished)
What are the number of branded heads and beehives at the visit time?
2. Sheep and Goats
all households in the sample
214
225.011
1017
1005.989
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
13
15
20
25
30
32
40
50
60
70
150
200
Sysmiss
Poultry
Poultry
Poultry
Poultry
Poultry
Does the household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
1.YES 2.NO (or finished)
What are the number of branded heads and beehives at the visit time?
3. Poultry
all households in the sample
213
221.713
1018
1009.287
120
7.662
7.553
11.957
12.461
Beehives
Beehives
Beehives
Beehives
Beehives
Does the household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
1.YES 2.NO (or finished)
What are the number of branded heads and beehives at the visit time?
4.Beehives
all households in the sample
190
202.832
1041
1028.168
1
2
3
5
10
12
Sysmiss
kitchens
kitchens
kitchens
kitchens
kitchens
Does the household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
1.YES 2.NO (or finished)
What are the number of branded heads and beehives at the visit time?
5. Chickens
all households in the sample
209
219.406
1022
1011.594
100
5.287
4.665
10.441
10.081
camels
camels
camels
camels
camels
Does the household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
1.YES 2.NO (or finished)
What are the number of branded heads and beehives at the visit time?
6. Camels
all households in the sample
187
199.971
1044
1031.029
2
4
6
Sysmiss
other
other
other
other
other
Does the household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives)
1.YES 2.NO (or finished)
What are the number of branded heads and beehives at the visit time?
7 .Other
all households in the sample
195
207.853
1036
1023.147
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
10
12
15
20
Sysmiss
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
1231
0.158
1.93
1
0.302
household number
household number
household number
household number
household number
1229
1228.877
11
27059
3102.035
2873.332
3692.629
3571.108
the most important assistance you receive
the most important assistance you receive
the most important assistance you receive
the most important assistance you receive
the most important assistance you receive
What is the most important assistance you receive
451
468.161
778
760.716
1
without this assistance we can not manage living
2
we manage our living with difficulty
3
. it is a help factor and additional income
4
contributed to decreasing difficulties
5
we can manage our living without
6
not important for household
88
not applicable
98
don't know
99
Sysmiss
Your household receive regular remittances from outside
Your household receive regular remittances from outside
Your household receive regular remittances from outside
Your household receive regular remittances from outside
Your household receive regular remittances from outside
Do you receive regular remittances from outside
1229
1228.877
1
yes
2
no
Value of remittances
Value of remittances
Value of remittances
Value of remittances
Value of remittances
Value of remittances
1223
1222.347
6
6.53
10505
82.461
111.748
626.709
747.102
food and living
food and living
food and living
food and living
food and living
In which ways do you spend this remittance
1.Yes 2.No
43
52.072
1186
1176.805
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
building
building
building
building
building
In which ways do you spend this remittance
1.Yes 2.No
43
52.072
1186
1176.805
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
marriage
marriage
marriage
marriage
marriage
In which ways do you spend this remittance
1.Yes 2.No
43
52.072
1186
1176.805
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
furniture
furniture
furniture
furniture
furniture
In which ways do you spend this remittance
1.Yes 2.No
43
52.072
1186
1176.805
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
education
education
education
education
education
In which ways do you spend this remittance
1.Yes 2.No
43
52.072
1186
1176.805
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
properties purchase
properties purchase
properties purchase
properties purchase
properties purchase
In which ways do you spend this remittance
1.Yes 2.No
43
52.072
1186
1176.805
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
other
other
other
other
other
In which ways do you spend this remittance
1.Yes 2.No
43
52.072
1186
1176.805
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
During the survey month, is the household obtain loans
During the survey month, is the household obtain loans
During the survey month, is the household obtain loans
During the survey month, is the household obtain loans
During the survey month, is the household obtain loans
During the survey month did you obtain loans
1229
1228.877
1
yes
2
no
value of the loan which household obtain from government
value of the loan which household obtain from government
value of the loan which household obtain from government
value of the loan which household obtain from government
value of the loan which household obtain from government
Loan Value
1229
1228.877
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
1229
1228.877
value of the loan which household obtain from commercial bank
value of the loan which household obtain from commercial bank
value of the loan which household obtain from commercial bank
value of the loan which household obtain from commercial bank
value of the loan which household obtain from commercial bank
value of the loan which household obtain from commercial bank
1229
1228.877
41300
33.605
39.705
1178.078
1280.46
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israli shekel
1229
1228.877
value of the loan which household obtain from specialist foundations
value of the loan which household obtain from specialist foundations
value of the loan which household obtain from specialist foundations
value of the loan which household obtain from specialist foundations
value of the loan which household obtain from specialist foundations
value of the loan which household obtain from specialist foundations
1229
1228.877
46606
37.922
31.984
1329.431
1220.996
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
1229
1228.877
value of the loan which household obtain from other foundations and sources
value of the loan which household obtain from other foundations and sources
value of the loan which household obtain from other foundations and sources
value of the loan which household obtain from other foundations and sources
value of the loan which household obtain from other foundations and sources
value of the loan which household obtain from other foundations and sources
1229
1228.877
10689
12.116
11.739
327.525
317.236
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
Value of the amount that was spent on living expenses in new israeli shekel
1229
1228.877
4202
3.419
3.82
119.862
126.691
expend of loan in food and living
expend of loan in food and living
expend of loan in food and living
expend of loan in food and living
expend of loan in food and living
For what do you expend this loan
4
4.052
1225
1224.825
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
expend of loan in construction/ expansion of housing/ maintenance
expend of loan in construction/ expansion of housing/ maintenance
expend of loan in construction/ expansion of housing/ maintenance
expend of loan in construction/ expansion of housing/ maintenance
expend of loan in construction/ expansion of housing/ maintenance
For what do you expend this loan
4
4.052
1225
1224.825
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
expend of loan in marriage of a family member
expend of loan in marriage of a family member
expend of loan in marriage of a family member
expend of loan in marriage of a family member
expend of loan in marriage of a family member
For what do you expend this loan
4
4.052
1225
1224.825
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
expend of loan in purchase furniture or equipment
expend of loan in purchase furniture or equipment
expend of loan in purchase furniture or equipment
expend of loan in purchase furniture or equipment
expend of loan in purchase furniture or equipment
For what do you expend this loan
4
4.052
1225
1224.825
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
expend of loan in education of a family member
expend of loan in education of a family member
expend of loan in education of a family member
expend of loan in education of a family member
expend of loan in education of a family member
For what do you expend this loan
4
4.052
1225
1224.825
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
expend of loan in buy/ expand real estate
expend of loan in buy/ expand real estate
expend of loan in buy/ expand real estate
expend of loan in buy/ expand real estate
expend of loan in buy/ expand real estate
For what do you expend this loan
4
4.052
1225
1224.825
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
expend of loan in others
expend of loan in others
expend of loan in others
expend of loan in others
expend of loan in others
For what do you expend this loan
4
4.052
1225
1224.825
1
yes
2
no
Sysmiss
Are coming to you in cash assistance programs difficult situations on a regular basis?
Are coming to you in cash assistance programs difficult situations on a regular basis?
Are coming to you in cash assistance programs difficult situations on a regular basis?
Are coming to you in cash assistance programs difficult situations on a regular basis?
Are coming to you in cash assistance programs difficult situations on a regular basis?
Do you get cash assistances from hardship cases program regularly
1229
1228.877
1
yes
2
no
value of the amount which recieved from ministry of social affairs
value of the amount which recieved from ministry of social affairs
value of the amount which recieved from ministry of social affairs
value of the amount which recieved from ministry of social affairs
value of the amount which recieved from ministry of social affairs
Record the amount in New Israli shekel by source - ministry of social affairs
1229
1228.877
3500
12.726
13.275
145.68
147.296
value of the amount which recieved from ministry of labour
value of the amount which recieved from ministry of labour
value of the amount which recieved from ministry of labour
value of the amount which recieved from ministry of labour
value of the amount which recieved from ministry of labour
Record the amount in New Israli shekel by source - Ministry of Labor
1229
1228.877
value of the amount which recieved from labour unions
value of the amount which recieved from labour unions
value of the amount which recieved from labour unions
value of the amount which recieved from labour unions
value of the amount which recieved from labour unions
Record the amount in New Israli shekel by source - labour unions
1229
1228.877
900
0.732
0.982
25.672
29.722
value of the amount which recieved from international foundations
value of the amount which recieved from international foundations
value of the amount which recieved from international foundations
value of the amount which recieved from international foundations
value of the amount which recieved from international foundations
Record the amount in New Israli shekel by source - international foundations
1229
1228.877
value of the amount which recieved from UNRWA
value of the amount which recieved from UNRWA
value of the amount which recieved from UNRWA
value of the amount which recieved from UNRWA
value of the amount which recieved from UNRWA
Record the amount in New Israli shekel by source - UNRWA
1229
1228.877
400
1.277
1.545
18.715
20.501
value of the amount which recieved from ZAKAT
value of the amount which recieved from ZAKAT
value of the amount which recieved from ZAKAT
value of the amount which recieved from ZAKAT
value of the amount which recieved from ZAKAT
Record the amount in New Israli shekel by source - ZAKAT
1229
1228.877
value of the amount which recieved from department of rehabilitation of families of martyrs and the wounded
value of the amount which recieved from department of rehabilitation of families of martyrs and the wounded
value of the amount which recieved from department of rehabilitation of families of martyrs and the wounded
value of the amount which recieved from department of rehabilitation of families of martyrs and the wounded
value of the amount which recieved from department of rehabilitation of families of martyrs and the wounded
Record the amount in New Israli shekel by source - department of rehabilitation of families of martyrs and the wounded
1229
1228.877
1100
2.807
3.078
47.174
48.599
value of the amount which recieved from department of rehabilitation of prsoners
value of the amount which recieved from department of rehabilitation of prsoners
value of the amount which recieved from department of rehabilitation of prsoners
value of the amount which recieved from department of rehabilitation of prsoners
value of the amount which recieved from department of rehabilitation of prsoners
Record the amount in New Israli shekel by source - department of rehabilitation of families of martyrs and the wounded
1229
1228.877
1500
2.034
1.535
51.405
46.284
value of the amount which recieved from other sources
value of the amount which recieved from other sources
value of the amount which recieved from other sources
value of the amount which recieved from other sources
value of the amount which recieved from other sources
Record the amount in New Israli shekel by source - other sources
1229
1228.877
235
0.321
0.386
7.534
8.237
Regardless whether you received assistance or not, do you think that you need this assistance
Regardless whether you received assistance or not, do you think that you need this assistance
Regardless whether you received assistance or not, do you think that you need this assistance
Regardless whether you received assistance or not, do you think that you need this assistance
Regardless whether you received assistance or not, do you think that you need this assistance
Regardless whether you received assistance or not, do you think that you need this assistance
1229
1228.877
1
Yes, very much
2
Yes, in kind
3
Not sure
4
Not enough
5
No, we don't need
99
I do not know
What is the length of time that you think that your family can survive financially during the coming period
What is the length of time that you think that your family can survive financially during the coming period
What is the length of time that you think that your family can survive financially during the coming period
What is the length of time that you think that your family can survive financially during the coming period
What is the length of time that you think that your family can survive financially during the coming period
For how long can your family cope during the next period
1229
1228.877
1
It can withstand more than 12 months
2
Able to withstand from 7-12 months
3
Able to withstand from 4-6 months
4
Able to withstand less than 4 months
5
Suffering from a dangerous situation and do not know how to
6
i don't know
In general, do you think if your family
In general, do you think if your family
In general, do you think if your family
In general, do you think if your family
In general, do you think if your family
In general, is your household situation
1229
1228.877
1
good
2
middle
3
poor
4
very poor
the main reason of household poverty is lack of employment opportunities
the main reason of household poverty is lack of employment opportunities
the main reason of household poverty is lack of employment opportunities
the main reason of household poverty is lack of employment opportunities
the main reason of household poverty is lack of employment opportunities
Give three main reasons for poor Household, in order of importance- Jobs are not available
125
128.659
1104
1100.218
1
2
3
Sysmiss
the main reason of household poverty is lack of source of income
the main reason of household poverty is lack of source of income
the main reason of household poverty is lack of source of income
the main reason of household poverty is lack of source of income
the main reason of household poverty is lack of source of income
Give three main reasons for poor Household, in order of importance- Smallness of income sources
145
144.953
1084
1083.924
1
2
3
Sysmiss
the main reason of household poverty is low of wages and salaries
the main reason of household poverty is low of wages and salaries
the main reason of household poverty is low of wages and salaries
the main reason of household poverty is low of wages and salaries
the main reason of household poverty is low of wages and salaries
Give three main reasons for poor Household, in order of importance- Smallness of wages and salaries
43
36.939
1186
1191.938
1
2
3
Sysmiss
the main reason of household poverty is the high cost of living
the main reason of household poverty is the high cost of living
the main reason of household poverty is the high cost of living
the main reason of household poverty is the high cost of living
the main reason of household poverty is the high cost of living
Give three main reasons for poor Household, in order of importance- Rising of living cost
143
143.294
1086
1085.584
1
2
3
Sysmiss
the main reason of household poverty is large family size
the main reason of household poverty is large family size
the main reason of household poverty is large family size
the main reason of household poverty is large family size
the main reason of household poverty is large family size
Give three main reasons for poor Household, in order of importance- Large of household size
50
50.653
1179
1178.224
2
3
4
Sysmiss
the main reason of household poverty is disease/ disability/ aging of head of household
the main reason of household poverty is disease/ disability/ aging of head of household
the main reason of household poverty is disease/ disability/ aging of head of household
the main reason of household poverty is disease/ disability/ aging of head of household
the main reason of household poverty is disease/ disability/ aging of head of household
Give three main reasons for poor Household, in order of importance- Illness of head of household
62
63.147
1167
1165.73
1
2
3
Sysmiss
the main reason of household poverty is the death of the former of head of the household
the main reason of household poverty is the death of the former of head of the household
the main reason of household poverty is the death of the former of head of the household
the main reason of household poverty is the death of the former of head of the household
the main reason of household poverty is the death of the former of head of the household
Give three main reasons for poor Household, in order of importance- Dead of previous head of household
10
9.574
1219
1219.303
1
2
3
Sysmiss
the main reason of household poverty is debt
the main reason of household poverty is debt
the main reason of household poverty is debt
the main reason of household poverty is debt
the main reason of household poverty is debt
Give three main reasons for poor Household, in order of importance- Loans
44
41.161
1185
1187.716
1
2
3
Sysmiss
the main reason of household poverty is others
the main reason of household poverty is others
the main reason of household poverty is others
the main reason of household poverty is others
the main reason of household poverty is others
Give three main reasons for poor Household, in order of importance- Other (specify)…………..
5
5.119
1224
1223.758
1
2
3
Sysmiss
The first method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The first method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The first method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The first method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The first method that help your family to getoff their poverty
Give three important methods that would help your household escape from poverty, in order of importance
149
151.824
1080
1077.053
1
Job creation
2
Increase salaries and wages
3
Obtain assistance
4
Increase household income
5
Removal of loans
6
Providing Houses
7
Family planning
8
Other
Sysmiss
The second method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The second method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The second method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The second method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The second method that help your family to getoff their poverty
would help your household escape from poverty, in order of importance
72
69.023
1157
1159.854
1
Job creation
2
Increase salaries and wages
3
Obtain assistance
4
Increase household income
5
Removal of loans
6
Providing Houses
7
Family planning
8
Other
Sysmiss
The third method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The third method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The third method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The third method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The third method that help your family to getoff their poverty
would help your household escape from poverty, in order of importance
153
152.571
1076
1076.306
1
Job creation
2
Increase salaries and wages
3
Obtain assistance
4
Increase household income
5
Removal of loans
6
Providing Houses
7
Family planning
8
Other
Sysmiss
The fourth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The fourth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The fourth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The fourth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The fourth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
would help your household escape from poverty, in order of importance
153
154.198
1076
1074.679
1
Job creation
2
Increase salaries and wages
3
Obtain assistance
4
Increase household income
5
Removal of loans
6
Providing Houses
7
Family planning
8
Other
Sysmiss
The fifth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The fifth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The fifth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The fifth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The fifth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
would help your household escape from poverty, in order of importance
79
73.97
1150
1154.907
1
Job creation
2
Increase salaries and wages
3
Obtain assistance
4
Increase household income
5
Removal of loans
6
Providing Houses
7
Family planning
8
Other
Sysmiss
The sexth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The sexth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The sexth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The sexth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The sexth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
would help your household escape from poverty, in order of importance
10
9.081
1219
1219.796
1
Job creation
2
Increase salaries and wages
3
Obtain assistance
4
Increase household income
5
Removal of loans
6
Providing Houses
7
Family planning
8
Other
Sysmiss
The seventh method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The seventh method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The seventh method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The seventh method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The seventh method that help your family to getoff their poverty
would help your household escape from poverty, in order of importance
1
0.325
1228
1228.552
1
Job creation
2
Increase salaries and wages
3
Obtain assistance
4
Increase household income
5
Removal of loans
6
Providing Houses
7
Family planning
8
Other
Sysmiss
The eighth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The eighth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The eighth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The eighth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
The eighth method that help your family to getoff their poverty
would help your household escape from poverty, in order of importance
6
5.596
1223
1223.281
1
Job creation
2
Increase salaries and wages
3
Obtain assistance
4
Increase household income
5
Removal of loans
6
Providing Houses
7
Family planning
8
Other
Sysmiss
Depending on usual monthly income
Depending on usual monthly income
Depending on usual monthly income
Depending on usual monthly income
Depending on usual monthly income
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Depending on usual monthly income
1228
1228.003
1
0.874
1
2
3
Sysmiss
Using savings
Using savings
Using savings
Using savings
Using savings
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Using savings
1228
1228.003
1
0.874
1
2
3
Sysmiss
Decreasing expenses
Decreasing expenses
Decreasing expenses
Decreasing expenses
Decreasing expenses
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Decreasing expenses
1228
1228.003
1
0.874
1
2
3
Sysmiss
Borrowing from individuals
Borrowing from individuals
Borrowing from individuals
Borrowing from individuals
Borrowing from individuals
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Borrowing from individuals
1228
1228.003
1
0.874
1
2
3
Sysmiss
Selling or mortgaging land or building
Selling or mortgaging land or building
Selling or mortgaging land or building
Selling or mortgaging land or building
Selling or mortgaging land or building
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Selling or mortgaging land or building
1228
1228.003
1
0.874
1
2
3
Sysmiss
Sending family members to work-others
Sending family members to work-others
Sending family members to work-others
Sending family members to work-others
Sending family members to work-others
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Sending family members to work-others
1229
1228.877
1
2
3
Seeking for another job
Seeking for another job
Seeking for another job
Seeking for another job
Seeking for another job
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Seeking for another job
1229
1228.877
1
2
3
Postponing paying bells
Postponing paying bells
Postponing paying bells
Postponing paying bells
Postponing paying bells
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Postponing paying bells
1229
1228.877
1
2
3
Using savings from Israel
Using savings from Israel
Using savings from Israel
Using savings from Israel
Using savings from Israel
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Using savings from Israel
1228
1227.802
1
1.075
1
2
3
Sysmiss
Received assistance from relatives\ friend
Received assistance from relatives\ friend
Received assistance from relatives\ friend
Received assistance from relatives\ friend
Received assistance from relatives\ friend
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Received assistance from relatives\ friend
1229
1228.877
1
2
3
Selling their durable goods
Selling their durable goods
Selling their durable goods
Selling their durable goods
Selling their durable goods
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Selling their durable goods
1229
1228.877
1
2
3
Selling jewelry or part of it
Selling jewelry or part of it
Selling jewelry or part of it
Selling jewelry or part of it
Selling jewelry or part of it
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Selling their durable goods
1229
1228.877
1
2
3
Borrowing from banks or financial institutions
Borrowing from banks or financial institutions
Borrowing from banks or financial institutions
Borrowing from banks or financial institutions
Borrowing from banks or financial institutions
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Borrowing from banks or financial institutions
1229
1228.877
1
2
3
Working in agriculture or breeding livestock
Working in agriculture or breeding livestock
Working in agriculture or breeding livestock
Working in agriculture or breeding livestock
Working in agriculture or breeding livestock
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Working in agriculture or breeding livestock
1229
1228.877
1
2
3
Sending family members to work-students
Sending family members to work-students
Sending family members to work-students
Sending family members to work-students
Sending family members to work-students
What measures has your household made toward financial stability during last month - Sending family members to work-students
1229
1228.877
1
2
3
Total amount of money that a household needs to satisfy its basic needs
Total amount of money that a household needs to satisfy its basic needs
Total amount of money that a household needs to satisfy its basic needs
Total amount of money that a household needs to satisfy its basic needs
Total amount of money that a household needs to satisfy its basic needs
Total amount of money that a household needs to satisfy its basic needs
1218
1218.919
11
9.958
40000
3079.566
2960.996
2430.147
2187.758
total amount of money that any household persons to sell durable goods such as furniture, car ..etc during the last 12 months
total amount of money that any household persons to sell durable goods such as furniture, car ..etc during the last 12 months
total amount of money that any household persons to sell durable goods such as furniture, car ..etc during the last 12 months
total amount of money that any household persons to sell durable goods such as furniture, car ..etc during the last 12 months
total amount of money that any household persons to sell durable goods such as furniture, car ..etc during the last 12 months
total amount of money that any household persons to sell durable goods such as furniture, car ..etc during the last 12 months
1226
1226.398
3
2.479
127000
935.493
930.259
5294.657
5511.647
Amounts that have been used to meet the needs of the household from the sale of durable goods during the month of survey
Amounts that have been used to meet the needs of the household from the sale of durable goods during the month of survey
Amounts that have been used to meet the needs of the household from the sale of durable goods during the month of survey
Amounts that have been used to meet the needs of the household from the sale of durable goods during the month of survey
Amounts that have been used to meet the needs of the household from the sale of durable goods during the month of survey
Amounts that have been used to meet the needs of the household from the sale of durable goods during the month of survey
1228
1227.845
1
1.032
33000
268.389
289.558
1870.438
1891.223
total amount of money that household expend in new israli shekel on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
total amount of money that household expend in new israli shekel on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
total amount of money that household expend in new israli shekel on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
total amount of money that household expend in new israli shekel on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
total amount of money that household expend in new israli shekel on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
Did household do permanent maintenance of housing during last 12 months such as paint, replacing electric installations and …etc.- shekel
1229
1228.877
170000
371.745
365.37
4978.067
4959.328
total amount of money that household expend in jordinian Dinar on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
total amount of money that household expend in jordinian Dinar on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
total amount of money that household expend in jordinian Dinar on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
total amount of money that household expend in jordinian Dinar on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
total amount of money that household expend in jordinian Dinar on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
Did household do permanent maintenance of housing during last 12 months such as paint, replacing electric installations and …etc.- dinar
1229
1228.877
7000
9.927
11.614
212.935
242.894
total amount of money that household expend in Dollar on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
total amount of money that household expend in Dollar on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
total amount of money that household expend in Dollar on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
total amount of money that household expend in Dollar on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
total amount of money that household expend in Dollar on maintenance on the house during the last 12 months such as acts of Trashp and paint and repair of electrical installations or the like
Did household do permanent maintenance of housing during last 12 months such as paint, replacing electric installations and …etc. - Dollar
1229
1228.877
5000
6.509
8.942
166.268
200.735
total amount of money that household expend in new israli shekel on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
total amount of money that household expend in new israli shekel on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
total amount of money that household expend in new israli shekel on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
total amount of money that household expend in new israli shekel on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
total amount of money that household expend in new israli shekel on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
Did household make capital reforms or capita improvements of housing during last 12 months.- shekel
1229
1228.877
50000
414.299
367.608
2867.685
2594.026
total amount of money that household expend in jordinian dinar on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
total amount of money that household expend in jordinian dinar on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
total amount of money that household expend in jordinian dinar on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
total amount of money that household expend in jordinian dinar on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
total amount of money that household expend in jordinian dinar on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
Did household make capital reforms or capita improvements of housing during last 12 months.- dinar
1229
1228.877
2500
6.448
6.935
101.433
105.823
total amount of money that household expend in dollar on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
total amount of money that household expend in dollar on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
total amount of money that household expend in dollar on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
total amount of money that household expend in dollar on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
total amount of money that household expend in dollar on capital improvement to housing during the past 12 months
Did household make capital reforms or capita improvements of housing during last 12 months.- Dollar
1229
1228.877
18000
21.155
25.885
530.388
584.686
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
1229
0.15786
0.24771
0.27407
0.32536
0.39398
0.45578
0.49197
0.57864
0.58124
0.6456
0.69509
0.75467
0.79729
0.84333
0.85496
0.86797
0.87382
0.89416
0.9056
0.91038
0.99523
1.01622
1.01638
1.02139
1.0321
1.03998
1.07493
1.11696
1.1172
1.15602
1.1564
1.18142
1.19151
1.2077
1.21211
1.22913
1.23853
1.34061
1.34198
1.51837
1.66111
1.69875
1.93037
household Number
household Number
household Number
household Number
household Number
771
792.1
74
27056
2617.132
2467.992
2498.345
2409.749
line number of assistance
line number of assistance
line number of assistance
line number of assistance
line number of assistance
line number of assistance
771
792.1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Assistance type
Assistance type
Assistance type
Assistance type
Assistance type
Assistance type
771
792.1
1
food
2
free treatment
3
clothes
4
work
5
martyr's family
6
cash
7
health insurance
8
multi
9
other
Assistance value
Assistance value
Assistance value
Assistance value
Assistance value
Assistance value
771
792.1
20
20000
289.458
290.448
887.375
940.227
currency of assistance
currency of assistance
currency of assistance
currency of assistance
currency of assistance
currency of assistance
771
792.1
1
Shikel
2
Dinar
3
Dollar
Source of Assistance
Source of Assistance
Source of Assistance
Source of Assistance
Source of Assistance
Source of Assistance
771
792.1
1
social affairs
2
other palestinian authority foundations
3
political parties
4
zakat
5
international organizations
6
UNRUA
7
Arab countries
8
charities
9
family and relatives
10
friends/neighbor
11
labor unions
12
national banks
13
local committee
14
other/specify
Dissatisfied about assistance
Dissatisfied about assistance
Dissatisfied about assistance
Dissatisfied about assistance
Dissatisfied about assistance
Dissatisfied about assistance
771
792.1
1
very satisfied
2
rarely satisfied
3
not satisfied
4
absolutely not satisfied
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
771
0.15786
0.24771
0.27407
0.32536
0.49197
0.57864
0.58124
0.6456
0.75467
0.79729
0.84333
0.85496
0.86797
0.87382
0.89416
0.9056
0.91038
0.99523
1.01622
1.01638
1.02139
1.0321
1.03998
1.07493
1.11696
1.1172
1.15602
1.1564
1.18142
1.19151
1.2077
1.21211
1.22913
1.23853
1.34061
1.34198
1.51837
1.66111
1.69875
household number
household number
household number
household number
household number
1231
1231
11
27059
3099.382
2870.71
3690.328
3568.703
month in which interview was conducted
month in which interview was conducted
month in which interview was conducted
month in which interview was conducted
month in which interview was conducted
1231
1231
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
household size
household size
household size
household size
household size
1231
1231
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
20
22
number of males in the household
number of males in the household
number of males in the household
number of males in the household
number of males in the household
1231
1231
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
number of females in the household
number of females in the household
number of females in the household
number of females in the household
number of females in the household
1231
1231
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
palestinian Territory
palestinian Territory
palestinian Territory
palestinian Territory
palestinian Territory
1231
1231
1
1
1
1
REGION
REGION
REGION
REGION
REGION
1231
1231
1
2
1.322
1.341
0.467
0.474
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
relative weight
1231
0.158
1.93
1
0.302
Bread and Cereals
Bread and Cereals
Bread and Cereals
Bread and Cereals
Bread and Cereals
1231
1231
1151
204.967
200.662
151.109
148.003
Meat and Poultry
Meat and Poultry
Meat and Poultry
Meat and Poultry
Meat and Poultry
1231
1231
20900
355.783
344.934
690.569
722.957
Fish and Sea Products
Fish and Sea Products
Fish and Sea Products
Fish and Sea Products
Fish and Sea Products
1231
1231
674
24.349
24.305
40.993
40.377
Dairy Products and Eggs
Dairy Products and Eggs
Dairy Products and Eggs
Dairy Products and Eggs
Dairy Products and Eggs
1231
1231
1482.5
109.369
107.831
113.179
115.329
Oils and Fats
Oils and Fats
Oils and Fats
Oils and Fats
Oils and Fats
1231
1231
1329
48.646
46.684
114.314
108.918
Fruits and Nuts
Fruits and Nuts
Fruits and Nuts
Fruits and Nuts
Fruits and Nuts
1231
1231
990
109.934
107.198
93.626
91.265
Vegetables, legumes and tubers
Vegetables, legumes and tubers
Vegetables, legumes and tubers
Vegetables, legumes and tubers
Vegetables, legumes and tubers
1231
1231
1214
177.075
173.3
114.991
112.27
Sugar and confectionery
Sugar and confectionery
Sugar and confectionery
Sugar and confectionery
Sugar and confectionery
1231
1231
677.5
78.458
76.754
70.323
68.522
Non alcoholic beverages
Non alcoholic beverages
Non alcoholic beverages
Non alcoholic beverages
Non alcoholic beverages
1231
1231
2505.5
62.747
61.133
97.667
100.849
Salt, spices and other food
Salt, spices and other food
Salt, spices and other food
Salt, spices and other food
Salt, spices and other food
1231
1231
610.5
67.773
66.332
58.468
56.957
Take away food and meals in restaurant
Take away food and meals in restaurant
Take away food and meals in restaurant
Take away food and meals in restaurant
Take away food and meals in restaurant
1231
1231
1370
83.944
83.352
130.602
128.032
Own produced food in Kind
Own produced food in Kind
Own produced food in Kind
Own produced food in Kind
Own produced food in Kind
1231
1231
1445
53.348
54.938
128.382
127.055
Clothing and footwear
Clothing and footwear
Clothing and footwear
Clothing and footwear
Clothing and footwear
1231
1231
3262
263.263
251.274
366.472
360.612
Housing
Housing
Housing
Housing
Housing
1231
1231
6180.1
234.946
232.851
403.682
400.743
Furniture and utensils
Furniture and utensils
Furniture and utensils
Furniture and utensils
Furniture and utensils
1231
1231
3926.83
155.011
155.929
315.794
321.832
Household operations
Household operations
Household operations
Household operations
Household operations
1231
1231
4100
63.911
64.764
157.406
167.375
Medical care
Medical care
Medical care
Medical care
Medical care
1231
1231
6057.5
163.214
165.138
371.319
368.278
Transport & communication
Transport & communication
Transport & communication
Transport & communication
Transport & communication
1231
1231
8056.89
520.191
511.917
810.887
787.084
Education
Education
Education
Education
Education
1231
1231
3271.17
123.351
121.161
273.891
275.461
Recreation
Recreation
Recreation
Recreation
Recreation
1231
1231
4301
84.304
85.884
231.139
228.125
Personal care
Personal care
Personal care
Personal care
Personal care
1231
1231
1206
94.693
93.539
105.662
104.616
Tobacco
Tobacco
Tobacco
Tobacco
Tobacco
1231
1231
1635
169.574
162.755
242.131
235.589
Alcohol beverage
Alcohol beverage
Alcohol beverage
Alcohol beverage
Alcohol beverage
1231
1231
705
1.38
1.48
24.097
24.091
Other non-food consumption expenditure
Other non-food consumption expenditure
Other non-food consumption expenditure
Other non-food consumption expenditure
Other non-food consumption expenditure
1231
1231
5833.33
130.191
127.664
459.346
455.756
Other than food
Other than food
Other than food
Other than food
Other than food
1231
1231
270
8.106
7.588
29.71
27.995
Imputed rent
Imputed rent
Imputed rent
Imputed rent
Imputed rent
1231
1231
5648.2
577.526
575.982
576.522
568.755
remittances in cash
remittances in cash
remittances in cash
remittances in cash
remittances in cash
1231
1231
3860
119.277
111.718
344.634
338.27
taxes in cash
taxes in cash
taxes in cash
taxes in cash
taxes in cash
1231
1231
3500
10.558
9.634
115.385
110.244
other cash non-consumption expenditure
other cash non-consumption expenditure
other cash non-consumption expenditure
other cash non-consumption expenditure
other cash non-consumption expenditure
1231
1231
20675
118.604
119.061
802.096
811.662
Social security
Social security
Social security
Social security
Social security
1231
1231
645
4.252
3.953
37.658
36.498
household level consumption aggregate
household level consumption aggregate
household level consumption aggregate
household level consumption aggregate
household level consumption aggregate
1231
1231
312.84
36841.03
3970.306
3909.303
3034.128
3005.049
tot_cons=(grp1:grp26)+grp30
household level expenditure aggregate
household level expenditure aggregate
household level expenditure aggregate
household level expenditure aggregate
household level expenditure aggregate
1231
1231
105.5
36243.33
3579.764
3511.207
3134.566
3097.839
Tot_Exp = sum(grp1:grp30)- (grp12+grp25+grp26)