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Intervention with Microfinance for AIDS and Gender Equity 2001-2003

South Africa, 2001 - 2003
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Rural AIDS & Development Action Research Programme, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Small Enterprise Foundation
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Data file: image-2001-2003-cohortI&II-v1.2-20140320

Variables: 1841

Variables

fffw_no
Fieldworker number at follow up
f101
Age (years)
f102
Qualify for Young Person Questionnaire
f103
Nationality
f104
First language
f105
Ever been married or lived as being married
f106
If ever Separated/Divorced, When did this happen?
f107
Qualify for Q1000 onwards
f108
Age at first marriage
f109
Age of spouse at marriage
f110
Number of children ever born
f111
Intention to have more children
f112
Length of time as a permanent resident of current village
f113
Place of residence at birth
f114
Number of months of the previous year staying at the current place
f115
Pattern of home visits in the last year
f115_t
Other reasons for staying less than 7 months last year
f115_c
Other explanation for f115
f116
Number of months partner staying at this house
f117
Pattern of partner home visits in the last year
f117_c
Other explanation for f117
f118
Either of parents live in the same household
f201b
Farmers’ group status
f201c
Farmers’ group frequency of attendance
f201d
Farmers’ group importance
f202b
Traders’ association status
f202c
Traders’ association frequency of attendance
f202d
Traders’ association importance
f203b
Cooperative status
f203c
Cooperative frequency of attendance
f203d
Cooperative importance
f204b
Women’s group (non-finance/credit) status
f204c
Women’s group (non-finance/credit) frequency of attendance
f204d
Women’s group (non-finance/credit) importance
f205b
Credit/finance group (not SEF) status
f205c
Credit/finance group (not SEF) frequency of attendance
f205d
Credit/finance group (not SEF) importance
f206b
Small Enterprise Foundation status
f206c
Small Enterprise Foundation frequency of attendance
f206d
Small Enterprise Foundation importance
f207b
Political group status
f207c
Political group frequency of attendance
f207d
Political group importance
f208b
Church status
f208c
Church frequency of attendance
f208d
Church importance
f209b
Cultural association status
f209c
Cultural association frequency of attendance
f209d
Cultural association importance
f210b
Neighborhood/village association status
f210c
Neighborhood/village association frequency of attendance
f210d
Neighborhood/village association importance
f211b
Parent group status
f211c
Parent group frequency of attendance
f211d
Parent group importance
f212b
School committee status
f212c
School committee frequency of attendance
f212d
School committee importance
f213b
Health committee status
f213c
Health committee frequency of attendance
f213d
Health committee importance
f214b
Water/waste status
f214c
Water/waste frequency of attendance
f214d
Water/waste importance
f215b
Sports group status
f215c
Sports group frequency of attendance
f215d
Sports group importance
f216b1
Burial society status
f216c1
Burial society frequency of attendance
f216d1
Burial society importance
f216b2
Burial society status
f216c2
Burial society frequency of attendance
f216d2
Burial society importance
f216b3
Burial society status
f216c3
Burial society frequency of attendance
f216d3
Burial society importance
f216b4
Burial society status
f216c4
Burial society frequency of attendance
f216d4
Burial society importance
f217b
Civics and TLC status
f217c
Civics and TLC frequency of attendance
f217d
Civics and TLC importance
f218b
Stokvel status
f218c
Stokvel frequency of attendance
f218d
Stokvel importance
f219b
Prayer group status
f219c
Prayer group frequency of attendance
f219d
Prayer group importance
f220b
Traditional healer association status
f220c
Traditional healer association frequency of attendance
f220d
Traditional healer association importance
f221b
Status in other organisation
f221c
Frequency of attendance of other organisation
f221d
Importance of other organisation
f301
Most preferred alternatives on land ownership by a friend
f302
Would neighbour contribute time for a community project that does not benefit th
f303
Would neighbour contribute money for a community project that does not benefit
f304
Scenario which would best describe who would work to deal with floods or crop
f304_c
Other explanation for f304
f501a
Could turn to family or relatives for shelter for two weeks
f501b
Could turn to neighbours for shelter for two weeks
f501c
Could turn to not well known people from the village for shelter for two weeks
f501d
Could turn to unknown people from the village for shelter for two weeks
f502a
Could turn to family or relatives to borrow 50 rands
f502b
Could turn to neighbours to borrow 50 rands
f502c
Could turn to not well known people from the village to borrow 50 rands
f502d
Could turn to unknown people from the village to borrow 50 rands
f503
Respondent confident that they alone could raise enough money to feed family
f504
Household's ability to survive crisis better, the same or worse than 3 years ago
f601
Ever gone without food because of shortage of resources
f602
Ever gone without new clothing because of shortage of resources
f603
Ever gone without school uniforms because of shortage of resources
f604
Ever gone without school fees because of shortage of resources
f605
Ever gone without fuel because of shortage of resources
f606
Ever gone without basic HH items because of shortage of resources
f607
Ever gone without health care because of shortage of resources
f608
Ever gone to ask for food because of shortage of resources
f401
Have you personally ever worked for pay?
f402
Have you personally worked for pay during the last 12 months?
f403a
How respondent's money is viewed by partner
f403b
How respondent's money is viewed by other adults in household
f403c
How respondent view the money they bring into the household
f404a
How respondent's unpaid work is viewed by partner
f404b
How respondent's unpaid work viewed by other adults in household
f404c
How respondent view the unpaid work they do to support the household
f901a
Need to obtain permission from husband/partner to make small purchases
f902a
Need to obtain permission from husband/partner to make larger purchases
f903a
Need to obtain permission from husband/partner to make small purchases for HH
f904a
Need to obtain permission from husband/partner to make medium sized purchase
f905a
Need to obtain permission from husband/partner to make large purchase for home
f906a
Need to obtain permission from husband/partner to take children to the clinic
f907a
Need to obtain permission from husband/partner to visit own birth family
f908a
Need to obtain permission from husband/partner to visit friends in the village
f909a
Need to obtain permission from husband/partner to visit friends outside the vill
f910a
Need to obtain permission from husband/partner to join a credit group
f901b
Need to obtain permission from parent to make small purchases
f902b
Need to obtain permission from parent to make larger purchases
f903b
Need to obtain permission from parent to make small purchases for HH
f904b
Need to obtain permission from parent to make medium sized purchase
f905b
Need to obtain permission from parent to make large purchase for home
f906b
Need to obtain permission from parent to take children to the clinic
f907b
Need to obtain permission from parent to visit own birth family
f908b
Need to obtain permission from parent to visit friends in the village
f909b
Need to obtain permission from parent to visit friends outside the village
f910b
Need to obtain permission from parent to join a credit group
f901c
Need to obtain permission from in-laws to make small purchases
f902c
Need to obtain permission from in-laws to make larger purchases
f903c
Need to obtain permission from in-laws to make small purchases for HH
f904c
Need to obtain permission from in-laws to make medium sized purchase
f905c
Need to obtain permission from in-laws to make large purchase for home
f906c
Need to obtain permission from in-laws to take children to the clinic
f907c
Need to obtain permission from in-laws to visit own birth family
f908c
Need to obtain permission from in-laws to visit friends in the village
f909c
Need to obtain permission from in-laws to visit friends outside the village
f910c
Need to obtain permission from in-laws to join a credit group
f901d
Need to obtain permission from other HH member to make small purchases
f902d
Need to obtain permission from other HH member to make larger purchases
f903d
Need to obtain permission from other HH member to make small purchases for HH
f904d
Need to obtain permission from other HH member to make medium sized purchase
f905d
Need to obtain permission from other HH member to make large purchase for home
f906d
Need to obtain permission from other HH member to take children to the clinic
f907d
Need to obtain permission from other HH member to visit own birth family
f908d
Need to obtain permission from other HH member to visit friends in the village
f909d
Need to obtain permission from other HH mem to visit friends outside the village
f910d
Need to obtain permission from other HH member to join a credit group
f901e
Does not need permission to make small purchases
f902e
Does not need permission to make larger purchases
f903e
Does not need permission to make small purchases for the HH
f904e
Does not need permission to make medium sized purchases
f905e
Does not need permission to make large purchases for the home
f906e
Does not need permission to take children to the clinic
f907e
Does not need permission to visit birth family
f908e
Does not need permission to visit friends in the village
f909e
Does not need permission to visit friends outside the village
f910e
Does not need permission to join a credit group
f701
Know anyone who is infected with HIV or who has died of AIDS
f702
Anybody in houshold living with HIV
f703
Ever discussed issues of sexuality or HIV/AIDS with own children
f704
Number of AIDS orphans in the household
f705
Felt like doing anything to decrease risk of infection with HIV in the last 12 m
f706
Tried to decrease risk of infection with HIV in the last 12 months
f707
Method tried to decrease risk of HIV infection
f707_1
Method: Abstain from sex
f707_2
Method: Have less partners
f707_3
Method: Used a condom for the first time
f707_4
Method: Used a condom more often
f707_5
Method: Tried to get partner to change behaviour
f707_6
Other methods
f707_c
Explanation for f707
f708
Success in changing your life
f709
If not successful, reason why
f709_c
Explanation for f709
f710
Ever participated in HIV/AIDS awareness march
f711
Ever been involved in the organization of an HIV/AIDS march
f712
Ever thought of own potential risk of HIV/AIDS
f713
Current percived risk of HIV/AIDS
f714
Ever had an HIV test
f801a
Cultural opinion: A woman should do most of the household chores
f802a
Cultural opinion: If a man has paid lobola, his wife must always obey him
f803a
Cultural opinion: If a woman asks her husband to use a condom, she is being disr
f804a
Cultural opinion: If a woman asks her husband to use a condom it means that she
f805a
Cultural opinion: A man needs to have many sexual partners, and the wife must ju
f806a
Cultural opinion: A woman should never divorce her husband, no matter what happe
f807a
Cultural opinion: A married woman can refuse sex with her husband if she doesn’t
f808a
Cultural opinion: A married woman can refuse sex with her husband if he refuses
f809a
Cultural opinion: A married woman can refuse sex with her husband if he has othe
f810a
Cultural opinion: A married woman can refuse sex with her husband if she is worr
f801b
Personal opinion: A woman should do most of the household chores
f802b
Personal opinion: If a man has paid lobola, his wife must always obey him
f803b
Personal opinion: If a woman asks her husband to use a condom, she is being disr
f804b
Personal opinion: If a woman asks her husband to use a condom it means that she
f805b
Personal opinion: A man needs to have many sexual partners, and the wife must ju
f806b
Personal opinion: A woman should never divorce her husband, no matter what happe
f807b
Personal opinion: A married woman can refuse sex with her husband if she doesn’t
f808b
Personal opinion: A married woman can refuse sex with her husband if he refuses
f809b
Personal opinion: A married woman can refuse sex with her husband if he has othe
f810b
Personal opinion: A married woman can refuse sex with her husband if she is worr
f1001a
Husband/partner ever encouraged respondent to participate in something outside h
f1002a
Husband/partner ever asked respondent for advice about a difficult issue or deci
f1003a
Husband/partner ever tried to keep respondent from seeing friends
f1004a
Husband/partner ever tried to restrict contact with your family of birth
f1005a
Husband/partner ever insisted to know where you are at all times
f1006a
Husband/partner ever expected you to ask for permission before seeking health c
f1007a
Husband/partner ever insulted or humiliated you in front of other people
f1008a
Husband/partner ever boasted about girlfriends or brought them home
f1009a
Husband/partner ever tried to evict you from the home
f1001b
Husband/partner ever encouraged respondent to participate in something outside h
f1002b
Husband/partner ever asked respondent for advice about a difficult issue or deci
f1003b
Husband/partner ever tried to keep respondent from seeing friends in the past 12
f1004b
Husband/partner ever tried to restrict contact with your family of birth in the
f1005b
Husband/partner ever insisted to know where you are at all times in the past 12
f1006b
Husband/partner ever expected you to ask for permission before seeking health c
f1007b
Husband/partner ever insulted or humiliated you in front of other people in the
f1008b
Husband/partner ever boasted about girlfriends or brought them home in the past
f1009b
Husband/partner ever tried to evict you from the home in the past 12 months
f1010
Choice on spending own money
f1011
Number of times husband/partner ever ever taken respondent's earnings against th
f1012a
Husband/partner ever pushed or shoved respondent
f1013a
Husband/partner ever hit respondent with his fist or something else that could h
f1014a
Husband/partner ever physically forced respondent to have sexual intercourse
f1015a
Respondent ever have sexual intercourse when they didnt want to
f1012b
Husband/partner ever pushed or shoved respondent in the past 12 months
f1013b
Husband/partner ever hit respondent with his fist or something else that could h
f1014b
Husband/partner ever physically forced respondent to have sexual intercourse in
f1015b
Respondent ever have sexual intercourse when they didnt want to in the past 12 m
f1101_1
Told no-one about the physical violence in the past 12 months
f1101_2
Told friends about the physical violence in the past 12 months
f1101_3
Told parents about the physical violence in the past 12 months
f1101_4
Told brother or sister about the physical violence in the past 12 months
f1101_5
Told uncle or aunt about the physical violence in the past 12 months
f1101_6
Told husband/partner's family about the physical violence in the past 12 months
f1101_7
Told children about the physical violence in the past 12 months
f1101_8
Told neighbours about the physical violence in the past 12 months
f1101_9
Told police about the physical violence in the past 12 months
f1101_10
Told a doctor/health worker about the physical violence in the past 12 months
f1101_11
Told the priest about the physical violence in the past 12 months
f1101_12
Told social worker or counsellor about the physical violence in the past 12 mont
f1101_13
Told local leader about the physical violence in the past 12 months
f1101_14
Told other people about the physical violence in the past 12 months
f1102
Number of times respondent ever left partner because of what he did
f1103
If yes, where did you go the last time
f1103_c
Explanation for f1103
f1104_days
Number of days away
f1104_mos
Number of months away
f1104_code
Left Partner/Did Not Return / Became separated or divorced
f1105_1
Reason for returning: Didn’t want to leave children
f1105_2
Reason for returning: Sanctity of marriage
f1105_3
Reason for returning: For sake of family/children
f1105_4
Reason for returning: Couldn’t support children
f1105_5
Reason for returning: Loved him
f1105_6
Reason for returning: He asked her to go back
f1105_7
Reason for returning: Family said to return
f1105_8
Reason for returning: Forgave him
f1105_9
Reason for returning: Thought he would change
f1105_10
Reason for returning: Threatened her/children
f1105_11
Reason for returning: Could not stay there
f1105_12
Reason for returning: Other reasons
ff101
Age
ff102
Qualify for Young Person Questionnaire
ff191
Involved in relationships with one or more partners in the last 12 months
ff105
Ever been married or lived as being married
ff192
If currently married/living as married, has lobolla been paid
ff193a
Type of marriage/living as married - Lobola Fully Paid
ff193b
Type of marriage/living as married - Lobola Partly Paid
ff193c
Type of marriage/living as married - Church service
ff193d
Type of marriage/living as married - Registered by a magistrate
ff106
Ever been Separated/Divorced since last interview
ff194a
Reason - Partner not contributing to household
ff194b
Reason - You are now financially able to look after self and family
ff19bc
Reason - Tired of partner’s infidelities
ff194d
Reason - Physical abuse
ff194e
Reason - Sexual abuse
ff194f
Reason - Emotional abuse
ff194g
Reason - Husband left her
ff194h
Reason - other
ff194h_c
Explanation for ff194h
ff116
Number of months partner staying at this house
ff117
Pattern of partner home visits in the last year
ff117_c
Explanation for ff117
ff110
Number of children ever born
Total: 1841
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