PMA2020 Kenya Household Questionnaire - Round 3
IDENTIFICATION
Please record the following identifying information prior to beginning the interview.
A. Your name: Is this your name?
[ODK will display the name associated with the phone's serial number.]
Check the button next to the name if that is your name and select 'yes' here. Do not check the button if that is not your name and select 'no' here (long press to remove response next to the name if needed).
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Enter your name below.
Please record your name
Interviewer's Name____
B. Is this date and time correct?
[THE CURRENT DATE AND TIME WILL BE DISPLAYED ON SCREEN]
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
C. Record the correct date and time
Date: Month____ Day____ Year____
Time: Hour____ Minutes____ AM/PM____
Time: Hour____ Minutes____ AM/PM____
D1. COUNTY
[] Bungoma
[] Kericho
[] Kiambu
[] Kilifi
[] Kitui
[] Nairobi
[] Nandi
[] Nyamira
[] Siaya
[] Kericho
[] Kiambu
[] Kilifi
[] Kitui
[] Nairobi
[] Nandi
[] Nyamira
[] Siaya
D2 DISTRICT (SUB-COUNTY)
PLEASE RECORD THE NAME OF THE DISTRICT
ODK will populate a list of appropriate districts based on the County selected
D3. DIVISION
ODK will populate a list of appropriate divisions based on the district (sub-county)
D4. LOCATION
ODK will populate a list of appropriate locations based on the division selected
ODK will populate a list of appropriate enumeration areas based on the location selected
[pg. 2]
E. Structure number
Please record the structure number from the household listing form.
F. Household number
Please record the household number from the household listing form.
WARNING: Contact your supervisor before sending this form again.
CHECK: Why are you resending this form?
Choose all that apply.
[] There are new household members on this form
[] I am correcting a mistake made on a previous form
[] The previous form disappeared from my phone without being sent
[] I submitted the previous form and my supervisor told me that is was not received
[] Other reason(s)
[] I am correcting a mistake made on a previous form
[] The previous form disappeared from my phone without being sent
[] I submitted the previous form and my supervisor told me that is was not received
[] Other reason(s)
G. Is a member of the household and competent respondent present and available to be interviewed today?
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
G2. Did this household participate in a previous PMA2020 survey?
[] Yes
[] No
[] Don?t know
[] No response
[] No
[] Don?t know
[] No response
INFORMED CONSENT Find the competent member of the household. Read the following greeting:
Hello. My name is ________________________________ and I am working for the International Center for Reproductive Health in Kenya, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. We are conducting a local survey about various health issues. We would very much appreciate your participation in this survey. This information will help us inform the government to better plan health services. Whatever information you provide will be kept strictly confidential and will not be shown to anyone other than members of our survey team.
Participation in this survey is voluntary, and if we should come to any question you don't want to answer, just let me know and I will go on to the next question; or you can stop the interview at any time. However, we hope that you will participate in this survey since your views are important. I am going to ask you questions about your family and other household members. We would then like to ask a different set of questions to female members of this household who are between the ages of 15 and 49 years.
At this time, do you want to ask me anything about the survey?
H. Provide a paper copy of the Consent Form to the respondent and explain it. Then, ask:
May I begin the interview now?
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Respondent's signature
PLEASE ASK THE RESPONDENT TO SIGN OR CHECK THE BOX IN AGREEMENT OF THEIR PARTICIPATION.
GATHER SIGNATURE:
Check box: ?
Check box: ?
[pg. 3]
I. Interviewer's name
Please record your name as a witness to the consent process. You previously entered "[NAME FROM HQ B]."
J. Respondent's first name.
Please record the first name of the respondent.
[pg. 4]
SECTION 1 - Household Roster
I am now going to ask you questions about each usual members of the household or anyone who slept in the house last night.
1. First name
NAME________
2. Sex
[] Male
[] Female
[] Female
3. Age (years)
AGE____
4. Marital Status
[] Married
[] Living with a partner
[] Divorced / separated
[] Widow / widower
[] Single
[] Living with a partner
[] Divorced / separated
[] Widow / widower
[] Single
5. Relationship to head of household
[] Head
[] Wife/Husband
[] Son/Daughter
[] Son/Daughter-in-law
[] Grandchild
[] Parent
[] Parent in law
[] Brother/Sister
[] Other
[] Don?t know
[] Wife/Husband
[] Son/Daughter
[] Son/Daughter-in-law
[] Grandchild
[] Parent
[] Parent in law
[] Brother/Sister
[] Other
[] Don?t know
6. Family ID
ID____
7. Is this person a usual member of the household or has he/she slept in the house last night?
[] Usual member of the household who slept here last night
[] Usual member of the household who did not sleep in the house last night
[] Visitor who slept in the house last night
[] Usual member of the household who did not sleep in the house last night
[] Visitor who slept in the house last night
8. Eligible female respondent
[] Yes
[] No
ODK will determine and display eligibility based on age and sex.
[] No
After recording information for one household member, the following prompt is asked to activate a looping script to record information for another member
9. Are there any other usual members of your household or persons who slept in the house last night?
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
[pg. 5]
Section 2 - Household Characteristics
Now I would like to ask you a few questions about the characteristics of your household.
10. Please tell me about the items your household owns. Does your household have:
Read out all types and select all that apply. Scroll to bottom to see all choices.
If an item is reported broken but said to be out of use only temporarily, select the item. Otherwise do not select the item.
[] A clock or watch?
[] Electricity?
[] A radio?
[] A television?
[] A mobile telephone?
[] A non-mobile telephone?
[] A refrigerator?
[] A solar panel?
[] A bicycle?
[] A motorcycle or motor scooter?
[] An animal-drawn cart?
[] A car or truck?
[] A boat without a motor?
[] None of the above
[] No response
[] Electricity?
[] A radio?
[] A television?
[] A mobile telephone?
[] A non-mobile telephone?
[] A refrigerator?
[] A solar panel?
[] A bicycle?
[] A motorcycle or motor scooter?
[] An animal-drawn cart?
[] A car or truck?
[] A boat without a motor?
[] None of the above
[] No response
READ OUT ALL TYPES AND SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.
11a. Does this household own any livestock, herds, other farm animals, or poultry?
These livestock can be kept anywhere, not necessarily on the homestead.
[] Yes
[] No
[] No response
[] No
[] No response
11b. How many of the following animals does this household own?
HINT: The household can keep the livestock anywhere, but must own the livestock recorded here.
Zero is a possible answer.
Enter -88 for do not know.
Enter -99 for no response.
[] Local cattle (Indigenous) ____
[] Milk cows or bulls ____
[] Horses, Donkeys, Mules ____
[] Goats ____
[] Sheep ____
[] Chickens ____
[] Milk cows or bulls ____
[] Horses, Donkeys, Mules ____
[] Goats ____
[] Sheep ____
[] Chickens ____
[pg. 6]
12a. Does this household keep any livestock, herds, other farm animals, or poultry ON THE HOMESTEAD, regardless of who owns these livestock?
HINT: Homestead includes the structure and yard that is close to the structure
[] Yes
[] No
[] No response
[] No
[] No response
12b. How many of the following animals does this household keep ON THE HOMESTEAD?
HINT: The household does not need to own the livestock recorded here.
Zero is a possible answer.
Enter -88 for do not know.
Enter -99 for no response.
[] Local cattle (Indigenous) ____
[] Milk cows or bulls ____
[] Horses/Donkeys/Mules ____
[] Goats ____
[] Sheep ____
[] Chicken ____
[] Milk cows or bulls ____
[] Horses/Donkeys/Mules ____
[] Goats ____
[] Sheep ____
[] Chicken ____
Section 3 - Household Observation
Please observe the floors, roof and exterior walls
13. Main material of the floor
OBSERVE
[] Earth/Sand
[] Dung
[] Wood Planks
[] Palm/Bamboo
[] Parquet or polished wood
[] Vinyl or Asphalt strips
[] Ceramic tiles
[] Cement
[] Carpet
[] Other
[] No response
[] Dung
[] Wood Planks
[] Palm/Bamboo
[] Parquet or polished wood
[] Vinyl or Asphalt strips
[] Ceramic tiles
[] Cement
[] Carpet
[] Other
[] No response
14. Main material of the roof
OBSERVE
[] No roof
[] Grass/Thatch/Makuti
[] Dung/Mud
[] Corrugated Iron (Mabati)
[] Tin Cans
[] Asbestos Sheet
[] Concrete
[] Tiles
[] Other
[] No response
[] Grass/Thatch/Makuti
[] Dung/Mud
[] Corrugated Iron (Mabati)
[] Tin Cans
[] Asbestos Sheet
[] Concrete
[] Tiles
[] Other
[] No response
15. Main material of the exterior walls
OBSERVE
[] No Walls
[] Cane/Palm/Trunks
[] Dirt
[] Bamboo with Mud
[] Stone with Mud
[] Uncovered Adobe
[] Plywood
[] Cardboard
[] Reused Wood
[] Cement
[] Stone with Lime/Cement
[] Bricks
[] Cement Blocks
[] Covered Adobe
[] Wood Planks/Shingles
[] Other
[] No response
[] Cane/Palm/Trunks
[] Dirt
[] Bamboo with Mud
[] Stone with Mud
[] Uncovered Adobe
[] Plywood
[] Cardboard
[] Reused Wood
[] Cement
[] Stone with Lime/Cement
[] Bricks
[] Cement Blocks
[] Covered Adobe
[] Wood Planks/Shingles
[] Other
[] No response
[pg. 7]
Section 4 - Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
Now I would like to ask you a few questions about water, sanitation and hygiene.
16. Do you have a place to wash your hands, or do you have a movable container that is not kept in a fixed location, such as a bowl or kettle, that is commonly used for hand washing?
[] Yes, fixed place
[] Yes, movable container
[] No
[] Don?t know
[] No response
[] Yes, movable container
[] No
[] Don?t know
[] No response
17a. Can you show it to me?
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
18a. At the place where the household washes their hands, observe if:
Soap is present
Water source is present: stored water
Water source is present: running water
Handwashing area is near a sanitation facility
None of the above
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Water source is present: stored water
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Water source is present: running water
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Handwashing area is near a sanitation facility
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
None of the above
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
17b. Can you show me any soap, water, and movable container available in the household used for hand washing?
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
18b. ANYWHERE WITHIN THE HOUSEHOLD, OBSERVE IF:
[] Soap is present
[] Water source is present: stored water
[] Water source is present: running water
[] Handwashing container is observed
[] None of the above
[] Water source is present: stored water
[] Water source is present: running water
[] Handwashing container is observed
[] None of the above
[pg. 8]
19. Which of the following water sources does your family use on a regular basis for any part of the year for any household purpose?
Read out all types and check all that are used. Scroll to the bottom to see all choices
Piped Water
Dug Well
Water from Spring
Rainwater
Tanker Truck
Cart with Small Tank
Surface water (River / Dam / Lake / Pond / Stream / Canal / Irrigation Channel)
Bottled Water
Sachet Water
[] No response
Piped into dwelling/indoor
Pipe to yard/plot
Public tap/standpipe
Tube well or borehole
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Pipe to yard/plot
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Public tap/standpipe
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Tube well or borehole
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Dug Well
Protected Well
Unprotected Well
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Unprotected Well
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Water from Spring
Protected Spring
Unprotected Spring
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Unprotected Spring
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Rainwater
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Tanker Truck
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Cart with Small Tank
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Surface water (River / Dam / Lake / Pond / Stream / Canal / Irrigation Channel)
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Bottled Water
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Sachet Water
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
[] No response
20. What is the main source of drinking water for members of your household?
Selections from HQ19: [ODK will list water sources selected for HQ19]
Piped Water
Dug Well
Water from Spring
[] Rainwater
[] Tanker Truck
[] Cart with Small Tank
[] Surface water (River / Dam / Lake / Pond / Stream / Canal / Irrigation Channel)
[] Bottled Water
[] Sachet Water
[] No response
[] Piped into dwelling/indoor
[] Pipe to yard/plot
[] Public tap/standpipe
[] Tube well or borehole
[] Pipe to yard/plot
[] Public tap/standpipe
[] Tube well or borehole
Dug Well
[] Protected Well
[] Unprotected Well
[] Unprotected Well
Water from Spring
[] Protected Spring
[] Unprotected Spring
[] Unprotected Spring
[] Rainwater
[] Tanker Truck
[] Cart with Small Tank
[] Surface water (River / Dam / Lake / Pond / Stream / Canal / Irrigation Channel)
[] Bottled Water
[] Sachet Water
[] No response
21. What is the main source of water used by your household for other purposes such as cooking and handwashing?
Read out HQ19 selections only.
Piped Water
Dug Well
Water from Spring
[] Rainwater
[] Tanker Truck
[] Cart with Small Tank
[] Surface water (River / Dam / Lake / Pond / Stream / Canal / Irrigation Channel)
[] Bottled Water
[] Sachet Water
[] No response
[] Piped into dwelling/indoor
[] Pipe to yard/plot
[] Public tap/standpipe
[] Tube well or borehole
[] Pipe to yard/plot
[] Public tap/standpipe
[] Tube well or borehole
Dug Well
[] Protected Well
[] Unprotected Well
[] Unprotected Well
Water from Spring
[] Protected Spring
[] Unprotected Spring
[] Unprotected Spring
[] Rainwater
[] Tanker Truck
[] Cart with Small Tank
[] Surface water (River / Dam / Lake / Pond / Stream / Canal / Irrigation Channel)
[] Bottled Water
[] Sachet Water
[] No response
[pg. 9]
Questions HQ 22 to HQ 25 will repeat x times, once for each water source selected in HQ 19. These sources include:
[ODK will display HQ19 selections.]
22. You mentioned you used [WATER SOURCE]. At any time of the year, does your household use water from this source for:
Drinking
Cooking
Livestock
Gardening / agriculture
Business venture
Washing
[] No response
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Cooking
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Livestock
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Gardening / agriculture
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Business venture
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Washing
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
[] No response
23. Is [WATER SOURCE] typically available:
Read all choices out loud.
[] All of the year
[] Some of the year
[] Small part of the year 3
[] Some of the year
[] Small part of the year 3
24. At a time when you expect to have water from [WATER SOURCE], is it usually available?
[] Yes, always
[] No, intermittent and predictable
[] No, intermittent and unpredictable
[] No, intermittent and predictable
[] No, intermittent and unpredictable
25. How long does it take to go to [WATER SOURCE], get water, and come back?
Zero is a possible answer. Convert answer to minutes. Includes waiting time in line. Enter -88 for do not know, -99 for no response.
The same question will be generated by the ODK software for all water sources selected in HQ19.
Minutes____
[pg. 10]
26. Does your family have a garden?
Hint: A garden is a place to grow vegetables
[] Yes
[] No
[] No response
[] No
[] No response
27. Do members of your household use any of the following toilet facilities?
Read out all types and check all that are used. Scroll to the bottom to see all choices
Flush/pour flush toilets connected to:
Ventilated improved pit latrine
Pit latrine with slab
Pit latrine without slab
Composting toilet
Bucket toilet
Hanging toilet /Hanging latrine
Other (please explain):
No facility / bush / field
[] No response
Piped sewer system
Septic tank
Elsewhere
Unknown / Not sure / Don't know
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Septic tank
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Elsewhere
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Unknown / Not sure / Don't know
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Ventilated improved pit latrine
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Pit latrine with slab
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Pit latrine without slab
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Composting toilet
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Bucket toilet
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Hanging toilet /Hanging latrine
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Other (please explain):
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
No facility / bush / field
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
[] No response
28. What is the main toilet facility used by members of your household?
HQ27: [ODK will display HQ27 selections]
The main facility must be selected in HQ27.
Flush/pour flush toilets connected to:
[] Ventilated improved pit latrine
[] Pit latrine with slab
[] Pit latrine without slab
[] Composting toilet
[] Bucket toilet
[] Hanging toilet /Hanging latrine
[] Other:
[] No facility / bush / field
[] No response
[] Piped sewer system
[] Septic tank
[] Elsewhere
[] Unknown / Not sure / Don't know
[] Septic tank
[] Elsewhere
[] Unknown / Not sure / Don't know
[] Ventilated improved pit latrine
[] Pit latrine with slab
[] Pit latrine without slab
[] Composting toilet
[] Bucket toilet
[] Hanging toilet /Hanging latrine
[] Other:
[] No facility / bush / field
[] No response
[pg. 11]
Question HQ 29 will repeat x times, once for each sanitation facility selected in HQ27. These facilities include:
HQ27: [ODK will display HQ27 selections]
29a. How often does your household typically use: [TOILET FACILITY TYPE]?
Regular practices at the household only.
[] Always
[] Most of the time
[] Occasionally
[] Rarely
[] No response
[] Most of the time
[] Occasionally
[] Rarely
[] No response
29b. Do you share this toilet facility with other households or the public? [Select one]
[] Not shared
[] Shared with less than ten households
[] Shared with ten or more households
[] Shared with the public
[] No response
[] Shared with less than ten households
[] Shared with ten or more households
[] Shared with the public
[] No response
29c. Enter the number of households that share this facility (including your own).
[TOILET FACILITY TYPE]
Must be between 2 and 9.
If 10 or greater, swipe back to HQ29b and choose "shared with ten or more households." If less than 2, swipe back to HQ29b and choose "not shared."
Enter -99 for no response.
Number of households____
30. How many people within your household regularly use the bush / field at home or at work?
There are x people in this household. Enter -88 for do not know, -99 for no response.
Number of people____
CHECK HQ 3: Are there any household members aged 5 years or under?
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
31. For all children under age five: what methods, if any, does your household use to dispose of children's waste?
Do not read the possible answers out loud.
Children use a latrine / toilet
Leave waste where it is
Bury waste in field / yard
Dispose of waste in latrine / toilet
Dispose of waste with rubbish / garbage
Dispose of waste with waste water
Use it as manure
Burn it
[] Don?t know
[] No response
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Leave waste where it is
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Bury waste in field / yard
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Dispose of waste in latrine / toilet
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Dispose of waste with rubbish / garbage
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Dispose of waste with waste water
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Use it as manure
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Burn it
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
[] Don?t know
[] No response
32. Ask permission to take a photo of the entrance of the house. Did you get consent to take the photo?
[] Yes
[] No
Thank the respondent for her/his time.
[] No
The respondent is finished, but there are still three more questions for you to complete outside the house.
[pg. 12]
LOCATION AND QUESTIONNAIRE RESULT
K. Location
Take a GPS point near the entrance to the household. Record location when the accuracy is smaller than 6m.
GPS coordinates can only be collected when outside
RECORD LOCATION
La. Ask permission to take a photo of the entrance of the house.
Did you get consent to take the photo?
[] Yes
[] No
[] No
Lb. Ensure that no people are in the photo
TAKE PICTURE
M. How many times have you visited this household?
[] 1st time
[] 2nd time
[] 3rd time
[] 2nd time
[] 3rd time
N. Questionnaire result
Record the result of the Household Questionnaire
[] Completed
[] No household member at home or no competent respondent at home at time of visit
[] Postponed
[] Refused
[] Partly completed
[] Dwelling vacant or address not a dwelling
[] Dwelling destroyed
[] Dwelling not found
[] Entire household absent for extended period
[] No household member at home or no competent respondent at home at time of visit
[] Postponed
[] Refused
[] Partly completed
[] Dwelling vacant or address not a dwelling
[] Dwelling destroyed
[] Dwelling not found
[] Entire household absent for extended period