Fsnau-Post-Gu-2012-Technical-Report

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18. Sugar (or Sugary foods)
19. Groundnuts/Wild nuts
20. Salt and Spices
21. CSB
22. Plumpy Doz
23. Other – Specify:
3.11 Does your household currently have any outstanding debt?
To the Interviewer: If there is no outstanding debt, please TICK Option 1 and move to Qn 4.1; Otherwise,
please write the amount in full under Option 2.
3.12 If yes, please indicate NOT MORE THAN 2 main reasons for indebtedness .
To the Interviewer: Please TICK the appropriate option
4 COPING STRATEGIES
4.1. In the past 30 days, if there have been times when your household did not have enough food or money
to buy food, how often has your household had to:
a) Shift to less preferred (low quality, less expensive) foods (from osolo to obo)?
b) Limit the portion/quantity consumed in a meal (Beekhaamis)?
c) Take fewer numbers of meals in a day?
d) Borrow food on credit from the shop/market (Deyn)?
e) Borrow food on credit from another household (Aamah)?
f) Restrict consumption of adults in order for small children to eat?
g) Rely on food donations from relatives (Qaraabo)?
h) Rely on food donations from the clan/community (Kaalmo)?
i) Seek or rely on food aid from humanitarian agencies?
j) Send household members to eat elsewhere?
k) Beg for food (Tuugsi/dawarsi)?
l) Skip entire days without eating (Qadoodi)?
5.
m) Consume spoilt or left-­‐over foods
CHALLENGES
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1. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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5.1. What were the household’s main challenges in accessing the food and income in the last three months?
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1. No debts
2. ________________ (SoSh/SlSh)
3. Sex of the debt holder Male Female
1. Purchase of Food and Water 2. Purchase of non-­‐food items
3. Services (transport, health, school, etc.) 4. Other (specify)____________
0=Never (zero times/week) 1=Hardly at all (