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Migrations between Africa and Europe - MAFE Ghana (2009-2010)
MAFE Ghana
Migrations entre l'Afrique et l'Europe - MAFE Ghana (2009-2010)
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BEAUCHEMIN Cris
ADDOQUAYE TAGOE Cynthia
AMETEPE Fofo
AWUMBILA Mariama
BINAISA Nalu
BLACK Richard
BRINGE Arnaud
CAARLS Kim
CASTALDO Adriana
DAURELE Catherine
FREMPONG Faustina
GARBIN David
GENT Saskia
KABBANJI Lama
LAURENT Raphaël
LEJBOWICZ Tania
LESSAULT David
MANUH Takyiwaa
MAZZUCATO Valentina
MEZGER Cora
NAPPA Jocelyn
QUAGLIA Martine
QUARTEY Peter
RAZAFINDRATSIMA Nicolas
SCHANS Djamila
SWARD Jon
THEVENIN Marc
TOMA Sorana
VICKSTROM Erik
VIVIER Géraldine
Institut national d'études démographiques
University of Ghana
Maastricht University
University of Sussex
NADA
Seventh Framework Programme (Septième programme-cadre)
217206
Institut national d'études démographiques
Migrations between Africa and Europe (MAFE) (2008 – 2010)
The MAFE project is a large-scale initiative whishing to study migrations between sub-Saharan Africa and Europe.
The MAFE project has produced multi-site, comparative and longitudinal surveys in three African countries (Senegal, Congo, Ghana) and six European countries (Belgium, France, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, UK). It provides a unique source of data that allows researchers to study the trends, causes and consequences of African migrations. The data collected in African countries can also be used to study other socio-demographic phenomena (family formation, fertility, socio-economic trajectories, etc.).
Because migrations are not solely determined by the individual and family levels, the MAFE project also collected data at the national level. These data are gathered in a contextual database which consists of about 100 indicators covering the 9 MAFE countries in areas such as demography, economy, unemployment, education, political context.
The MAFE project involved 10 organisations representing a wide range of disciplines and institutions. Through the researchers involved, it combined the approaches of demographers, geographers, economists and of socio-anthropologists.
The partners brought a combination of quantitative and qualitative skills. Each of the work packages brought together researchers with strong quantitative background and know-how in processing statistical analysis and large-scale data-sets, and researchers with a strong qualitative knowledge on migration patterns and African contexts.
Both for project organisation and the relevance of project results, it was essential to involve European and African partners on the same footing. In addition to the North/South balance, attention has been paid to the balance within the receiving countries, between Western European countries and Southern European countries, new and older receiving countries.
Africa
Europe
France
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Ghana
International migration
International migration
Emigration
Immigration
World migrations, discrimination, integration
Economic conditions and indicators
Cultural and national identity
Migration
Le projet de recherche MAFE est une initiative de grande ampleur dont l'objectif est d'étudier les migrations entre l'Afrique subsaharienne et l'Europe. - Attention, la documentation des enquêtes MAFE est en langue anglaise. -
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The MAFE project is a major research initiative focused on migration between Sub-Saharan Africa and Europe. It brings together ten European and African research centres working on international migration.
In the early XXIth Century, international migration from Sub-Saharan Africa to Europe has generated increasing public and policy attention. The flotilla of boats bringing would-be migrants to the Canary Islands, and attempts to reach Spanish territory in Ceuta and Mellila have drawn a rapid response from Europe in the form of new policy measures. Yet the scope, nature and likely development of Sub-Saharan African migration to Europe remained poorly understood, and, as a result, European polices may be ineffective. A major cause of this lack of understanding was the absence of comprehensive data on the causes of migration and circulation between Africa and Europe.
The MAFE project aimed at overcoming this lack of understanding by collecting unique data on the characteristics and behavior of migrants from Sub-Saharan countries to Europe. The key notion underpinning the project was that migration must not only be seen as a one-way flow from Africa to Europe. The argument was that return migration, circulation and transnational practices are significant and must be understood in order to design better migration policy.
The MAFE project focused on migration flows between Europe (Belgium, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and the UK) and Senegal, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Ghana, which together accounted for over a quarter of all African migration to the EU at the time of the survey. In each of these "migration systems", the survey was designed to document four key areas:
- Patterns of migration :
*the socio-demographic characteristics of migrants,
*the routes of migration from Africa to Europe, and
*the patterns of return migration and circulation.
- Determinants of migration: looking at departure, but also return and circulation and taking into account the whole set of possible destinations.
- Migration and Development: MAFE documents some of the socio-economic changes driven by international migration, looking as often as possible at both ends of the Afro-European migration system, at the individual level.
- Migrations and Families: the data collected by the MAFE project can be used to study all sorts of interactions between family formation and international migration. Although the survey was primarily designed to study international migration, it can also be used to study other phenomena, especially in Africa: domestic mobility, labor market participation, family formation, etc.
Comparable data was collected in both 3 sending and 6 destination countries, i.e. in sub-Saharan Africa and in Europe. The data are longitudinal - including retrospective migration, education, work and family histories for individuals - and multi-level - (with data collected at the individual and household levels, in addition of macro-contextual data).
Please consult the official MAFE website for further details : https://mafeproject.site.ined.fr/en/
Ghana
Netherlands
United Kingdom
Six European countries and three African countries participated in the MAFE surveys. Data collection was carried out in both sending countries in Africa and destination countries in Europe, in order to constitute transnational samples.
For MAFE Ghana, data was collected in Ghana (African part), and the Netherlands and United Kingdom (European part).
Individual Household
GHANA
Household: Households selected randomly from the updated list of households in the selected primary sampling units. Three strata were distinguished: households with return migrants, with migrants abroad, and without migrants.
Individual: People aged 25-75, born in Ghana. This lower age limit was set in order to obtain informative life histories. By not including respondents younger than 25, the resources were used more effectively. The place of birth criterion was used to exclude people who were born out of their country of origin in order to exclude second generation migrants in Europe and to increase the homogeneity of sample.
All the return migrants and partners of migrants, and one randomly selected other eligible person. Return migrants were eligible if their first departure was above at 18 or over.
EUROPE
In all the European countries, the surveys were conducted among males and females who were aged 25 and over at the time of the surveys, and who were 18 or over when they had left Africa for the first time for at least one year. Migrants from only Ghana were interviewed.
survey data
Cross-section
Institut National d'Etudes Démographiques
Centre for Migration Studies of the University of Ghana
The Department of Technology and Society Studies of the University of Maastricht
Sussex Centre for Migration Research of the University of Sussex
GHANA
In Ghana, the preparation of data collection started in February 2009, and a pilot survey was organized in May 2009. The selection of survey sites and the listing of households in the sites were carried out in May 2009. Fieldwork started in July 2009 and lasted approximately 6 months (from July 2009 to January 2010). Several interviewers dropped out during data collection and could not be replaced, which contributed to lengthening the fieldwork. Editing and data coding were done in parallel with data collection, and were over by the end of January 2010. Data entry and data cleaning started in February 2010, and ended in March 2010.
EUROPE
In the Netherlands and United Kingdom, data collection was conducted in 2009-2010. Data collection lasted about five months in the UK and three months in the Netherlands. Editing was done along data collection. Data entry was done between October and December 2009 in the UK, and between June 2009 and September 2009 in the Netherlands. The Netherlands started a second phase of data collection in November 2009 (they had some funds left which allowed them to increase the sample size).
Probability: Stratified
GHANA
A three-stage stratified random sample was used. At the first stage, primary sampling units (census district) were selected randomly with varying probabilities. At the second stage, households were selected randomly in each of the selected primary sampling units (PSUs). At the third stage, individuals were selected within the households.
a) Selection of primary sampling units (first stage)
For Ghana, the target areas were the cities of Accra and Kumasi. In each of the cities, a sampling frame of primary sampling units was prepared. In Senegal and Ghana, recent censuses were available and served as sampling frames at the first stage.
At the first stage, census enumeration areas were randomly selected. In Ghana, 80 enumeration areas were selected with a probability proportional to size. As no information was available for stratifying, the sample was not stratified in the first stage in Ghana.
b) Selection of households (second stage)
A listing operation was carried out in each of the selected survey sites to prepare the sampling frame of households. The listing consisted in enumerating all the households in the selected sites, and in identifying whether these households included migrants of not. In DR Congo and Ghana, three categories of households were distinguished (households with return migrants, with migrants abroad, and without migrants). 8 households were selected in each of the 3 strata (if less than 8 households were available in one or several strata, the remaining households were selected in the other stratum). The sampling rate was higher in strata of households with migrants, in order to get a sufficient sample of such households.
c) Selection of individuals (third stage)
In each of the selected households, one or several respondents were selected among the eligible people (people aged between 25 and 75, and born in the origin country). In DR Congo and Ghana, all the return migrants and partners of migrants currently abroad were selected. In addition, one other eligible member was randomly selected. A special tool had been designed so that the interviewers could randomly select the people during the fieldwork.
Two types of questionnaires were used in the departure countries: the household questionnaire and the individual life history questionnaire.
- The first questionnaire was used among a representative sample of households in the target region.
- The second questionnaire was used among a sample of individuals in the selected households, targeting both return migrants and non-migrants. The household questionnaire was thus used as the sampling frame for the selection of individual respondents.
EUROPE
The objective of the survey was to obtain a sample 'as representative as possible' of the African populations (Congolese, Ghanaian, Senegalese) in the destination countries (150 individuals per origin and destination country). The way the sample was constituted may vary across countries, but some common principles were respected:
- The composition of the sample should be as close as possible to the population of (Congolese, Ghanaian, Senegalese) migrants in the country in terms of gender, geographic distribution, age, socio-economic category or occupation.
- One exception: the sample should be gender balanced. Males and females should be equally represented in order to allow gender analyses.
- Samples in origin and destination may be linked, but migrants with weak or no relationships at origin should not be excluded from the sample.
- Both documented and undocumented migrants should be represented in the sample.
As no suitable frame was available to select randomly individual respondents in five of the six European countries (Spain being the exception), it was decided to use quota sampling. In all the countries, the quotas were set by age and gender at least. In the UK, the place of residence was also used in the quotas.
In the Netherlands, sub-regions concentrating the majority of migrants were selected. In the United Kingdom, the surveys were concentrated in the London area and in the places where Ghanaian migrants were living.
Randomness was also included in the samples in different ways. For instance, in Belgium, a random sample of places was selected according to the number of people of Congolese origin living in these places. Respondents were selected in these places. The combination of different recruitment methods also ensured that different types of persons had a non zero probability of being included in the sample. For instance, some respondents were recruited in public spaces (street, metro station, hairdresser...), others were randomly selected from list of volunteers identified in churches...
*The Netherlands*
- Target areas: 3 cities (in 3 different provinces): Amsterdam, The Hague and Almere
- Sample size: 272
- Quotas: By age, gender
- Recruitment methods: Public spaces, churches, snowballing, interviewers' contacts
*United Kingdom*
- Target areas: Whole country
- Sample size: 149
- Quotas: By age, gender and place of residence
- Recruitment methods: Public spaces, churches, snowballing, interviewers' contacts
Face-to-face interview: Paper-and-pencil (PAPI)
The general strategy was the following one:
1. A household survey was conducted among a sample of households in the capital cities in Africa (household questionnaire in origin countries);
2. A life history survey among a sample of individual respondents was conducted in the departure countries (non migrants, return migrants and spouses of migrants). The individual respondents were selected from the households in the origin countries (individual questionnaire in origin countries);
3. A life history survey was carried out among migrants in destination countries (individual questionnaire in destination countries).
All the surveys were done using paper questionnaires through face-to-face interviews.
GHANA
In Ghana, both household and individual surveys were carried out at the same time. It necessitated drawing individuals within the households through the Kish selection method.
The average duration of interviews for the household questionnaire was about 45 minutes-1 hour in Senegal, and a little shorter in DR Congo and Ghana. The average duration of the biographic questionnaire was also around 45 minutes, but it varied greatly depending on the age and migration status of the respondents.
EUROPE
In Europe, the moment for data collection depended on the selection method. In MAFE Senegal, the fieldwork could start only after completion of the household survey. As a consequence, the fieldwork for the biographic questionnaires was done almost at the same time in all countries.
The work of the interviewers included three stages:
o The interviewers first had to set up an appointment with respondents by using the phone contacts or another source of recruitment (except in cases persons were directly available). Interviewers needed to confirm the appointment. The choice of the place and time of the interview were left to the respondents.
o The interview was then done. The average duration of interviews was between 1 and 1.5 hours. In most cases, interviews were carried out at the house of the respondents, but it also took places in various places (pubs, street, office…). The interviews were done during weekdays or week-ends, at various times.
o Finally interviewers were asked to read quickly the completed questionnaire as soon as possible after the interview, in order to detect any missing parts or inconsistencies, and correct them on the spot. Approximately one additional hour was necessary for this. In Belgium, the Netherlands and the UK, interviewers also had to transcribe the information from the ageven grid to the questionnaire directly after the interview (this was done by the editors in the other countries).
In all the countries, the respondents were offered a small gift at the end of the interview. In most countries, this was a calling card. In the UK, money was given to the respondents and in Belgium, respondents were given the choice between a calling card and a voucher in a supermarket. The value of the gift varied between 5 € (Italy) and £15 (UK). In all the countries, the gift was very much appreciated. Although the gift was offered after the interview, some participants knew in advance they would receive it. For instance, a few surveys were conducted in a center for asylum seekers in Belgium, and the information about the gift quickly spread among the Congolese migrants. Recruitment by snowballing also meant that respondents were sometimes aware they would receive a gift. Although this may have facilitated the recruitments of some persons, it may have affected negatively the composition of the sample.
Structured questionnaire
The MAFE surveys rely on two different questionnaires: household and biographic. The questionnaires are almost entirely identical from one country to another. The few differences consist in:
- Cultural variables (religion, ethnic groups, matrimonial status etc.)
- New questions introduced on fostered children in the MAFE DR Congo and MAFE Ghana biographic questionnaires (Module on Children)
- The order of the questions relating to migration in the household questionnaire (Module A)
The Household Questionnaire:
- Used only in African countries
- Answered by a unique respondent who is usually the household head
- Contains information on the members of the household (age, sex, education...) and also on people who live outside the household and who are related to it (head's children, partners living abroad, other relatives of the head or his/her spouse who live abroad and with whom the household has been in touch within the last 12 months). In addition, it contains specific modules on short migration histories, on relationships between each migrant and the household, and on housing conditions and owned assets.
- Topics: socio-demographic variables of each individual, short migration histories, remittances, household assets, housing history
- Available in French (MAFE-Senegal, MAFE-DR Congo) and English (MAFE-Ghana)
The Biographic Questionnaire:
- Used in all African and European countries
- Answered by the migrant him/herself
- Contains life histories of all the surveyed individuals, whatever their migratory status at the time of the survey (non-migrant, return migrant, current migrant). The questionnaire contains retrospective information on the following topics: dwelling, family, work, international migration of the interviewee (including attempts to migrate, return trips to the country of origin, transit migration and legal status in foreign countries), migration history of the migrant's relatives (list of their stays abroad, including dates and country names), goods and assets, and remittances and contributions to associations in the country of origin.
- A grid was used, jointly to the questionnaire, to help the interviewee to recall important dates of his/her history
- Topics: family formation, education and employment, housing, migration, investments (housing, business, community amenities or infrastructure)...
- Available in French (MAFE-Senegal, MAFE-DR Congo), English (MAFE-Ghana), Italian and Spanish (MAFE-Senegal)
The MAFE surveys collect information on potentially vulnerable populations (undocumented migrants) and on sensitive subjects (remittances, legal status…). In order to facilitate the fieldwork and increase the quality of the data, it was important to carefully inform the people who were to be interviewed.
The legal pre-requisites changed according to the country. In France (only), a legal authorization had to be obtained before starting the fieldwork. The CNIL (Commission nationale informatique et libertés) was concerned by the way the contacts were going to be obtained in Senegal and, most of all, by the sensitivity of certain variables contained in the questionnaires (ethnic group, religion). We obtained the authorization to ask these questions, but in order to keep them in our files, we had to ask to the interviewees to sign a written informed consent.
According to legal prescriptions, in all European countries, a letter was designed to explain their rights to the interviewees.
In most countries, a leaflet was designed and used to sensitize respondents and authorities about the MAFE project.
In advance of the survey, several communication actions have been undertaken:
- In Africa, inform neighbourhood heads / municipalities of survey by an official letter or by a visit
- Use local radio / migrants radio and chat show to present the survey
- Inform an organisation of migrants who can support the survey
- Visit the key places of the community (churches…)
Because of the complexity of the questionnaires, only interviewers with a good experience in complex surveys were recruited.
In African countries, it was highly recommended to hire the same interviewers to conduct both household surveys and individual surveys. This approach proved to be very efficient in all the surveys.
In Europe, interviewers had to be able both to recruit the migrants and to fill correctly the questionnaire. As a general rule, it was preferable to have a relatively small number of well-trained interviewers than a large number of interviewers.
Overall, around 20 to 25 interviewers and supervisors were involved in data collection in each country.
The number of the interviewers per survey varied between 8 (survey among Ghanaians in the UK) and 17 (Netherlands). In all the countries, both male and females interviewers were hired; most of them had higher education and some experience with data collection. In some countries (e.g. France), some of them were professional interviewers. The selected interviewers were not necessarily from the same country as the respondents, but most of them also had foreign origins.
For instance, 7 of the 12 interviewers in Belgium were of foreign origin, 5 of them from DR Congo. In the Netherlands, most interviewers were from Ghanaian origin. The fact that many of the interviewers were themselves of foreign origin seemed to have positively influenced the willingness of interviewees to participate in the survey.
Directly after being filled, questionnaires were checked by the interviewers and supervisors. They were then sent to a small team of editors for an in-depth reading. The editors consisted of 9 people in Senegal, 6 in Ghana and 5 in DR Congo. The team had followed the same training as the interviewers, and also received a specific training for editing the questionnaires.
Data entry was performed using MS Access programs prepared by Ined.
GHANA
The computation of sampling weights relies on computing sampling probabilities at each stage. The product of sampling probabilities at each stage gives the overall sampling probability. Taking the inverse of the sampling probability gives the inflation factor. These factors are adjusted (trimming, adjusting for population size). They are normalized, so that their sum is equal to the sample size.
EUROPE
In the European countries, similar sample sizes were selected for males and females, resulting in an overrepresentation or underrepresentation in the MAFE samples. Similarly, older people were usually oversampled. For these reasons, post-stratification weights are computed to give each observation its proper weight and to match the samples as closely as possible to selected population characteristics.
In the MAFE data, all survey weights have been rescaled (normalized) so that the sum of weights corresponds to the sample sizes of households and individuals respectively while the mean of the weight variables equals one.
For further details about weights, please read the MAFE methodological note 6 entitled "Sampling and Computation Weights in the MAFE Surveys" (see related materials).
GHANA
For the household questionnaire, 1920 households were selected (1440 in Accra and 480 in Kumasi), only 1246 were successfully interviewed, including:
- Non-migrant household: 449
- Household with at least 1 returnee: 346
- Household with at least 1 current migrant: 675
- Household with returnee(s) and current migrant(s): 224
This represents a response rate of 64.9%.
For the biographic questionnaire, 1 490 individuals were selected, only 1 243 were interviewed, including:
- Returnees: 319
- Partners left behind: 84
- Other non-migrants: 840
This represents a response rate of 83.4%.
The overall response rate in Ghana is 54.1%.
EUROPE
417 Ghanaians migrants were successfully interviewed: 279 in the Netherlands and 138 in the United Kingdom.
A methodological note entitled "Sampling international migrants with origin-based snowballing method: New evidence on biases and limitations", written by Cris Beauchemin and Amparo González-Ferrer, can be found in the study's related materials, as well as another methodological note in french "Biais de non-réponse dans l'enquête Migrations entre l'Afrique et l'Europe (MAFE-Sénégal)" written by Nicolas Razafindratsima, Stéphane Legleye and Cris Beauchemin.
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GHANA
In the three African countries, data entry started only after the end of data collection.
In Ghana, data entry staff was trained at the same time as interviewers, and received an additional training for data entry (3 days). Data entry was done in an office in the University of Accra, and supervised by a computer scientist recruited by the local coordinating team. His role was similar as in Senegal. Contrary to what was done in Senegal, consistency tests were not run every day. They were run at the end of data entry, using the program prepared by Ined. On average, around 8 questionnaires were entered per day per interviewer.
EUROPE
Data entry was done after the questionnaires had been corrected and coded.
In MAFE Senegal countries (France, Italy, Spain) a first version of the program developed at Ined in 2008 was used. While several problems were encountered at the beginning of data entry, they were quickly fixed. Most of the problems with the program were experienced by the French team, but Spain and Italy did not have major troubles. Another version of the program was developed for the second series of country.
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Every user of the MAFE data must cite this paragraph in its publications:
English version : "The MAFE project is coordinated by Ined (C. Beauchemin) and is formed, additionally by the Université catholique de Louvain (B. Schoumaker), Maastricht University (V. Mazzucato), the Université Cheikh Anta Diop (P. Sakho), the Université de Kinshasa (J. Mangalu), the University of Ghana (P. Quartey), the Universitat Pompeu Fabra (P. Baizan), the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (A. González-Ferrer), the Forum Internazionale ed Europeo di Ricerche sull'Immigrazione (E. Castagnone), and the University of Sussex (R. Black). The MAFE project received funding from the European Community's Seventh Framework Programme under grant agreement 217206. The MAFE-Senegal survey was conducted with the financial support of Ined, the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (France), the Région Ile de France and the FSP programme 'International Migrations, territorial reorganizations and development of the countries of the South'. For more details, see: http://www.mafeproject.com/"
French version : "Le projet MAFE est coordonné par l'Ined (C. Beauchemin), en partenariat avec l'Université catholique de Louvain (B. Schoumaker), la Maastricht University (V. Mazzucato), l'Université Cheikh Anta Diop (P. Sakho), l'Université de Kinshasa (J. Mangalu), l'University of Ghana (P. Quartey), l'Universitat Pompeu Fabra (P. Baizan), le Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (A. González -Ferrer), le Forum Internazionale ed Europeo di Ricerche sull'Immigrazione (E. Castagnone), et l'University of Sussex (R. Black). Le projet MAFE a reçu un financement du Septième Programme-Cadre de la Communauté européenne (subvention 217206). L'enquête MAFE-Sénégal a été réalisée grâce au soutien financier de l'Ined, de l'Agence Nationale de la Recherche, de la région Ile de France, et du programme FSP 'Migrations internationales, recompositions territoriales et développement dans les pays du Sud'. Pour plus d'information, voir : http://www.mafeproject.com/"
In addition, to refer to the survey design, the following documents can also be refered to:
Beauchemin, C. (2012). Migrations between Africa and Europe: Rationale for a Survey Design. MAFE Methodological Note 5. Paris, Ined: 45.
Schoumaker, B., C. Mezger, N. Razafindratsima and A. Bringé (2013). Sampling and Computation Weights in the MAFE Surveys. MAFE Methodological Note 6: 73.
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gh_qb_union
!! One line per union for the interviewees which declared at least one union, in addition of one line per individual who had no partnership !!
This dataset contains all the answers to the module Union.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
2598
32
gh_qb_children
!! One line per child for the interviewees who declared at least one child, in addition of one line per individual who had no child !!
This dataset contains all the answers to the module Children.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
4375
32
gh_qb_house
!! One line per house for all the interviewees (everybody had to declare at least one house) !!
This dataset contains:
- all the answers to the module Housing.
- a series of dichotomous variables created from the question q307.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
7784
49
gh_qb_activity
!! One line per activity for all the interviewees (everybody declares at least one activity) !!
This dataset contains:
- all the answers to the module Activity.
- a series of dichotomous variables created from the question q407.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
8148
45
gh_qb_assets
!! One line per property for each person who declares at least one property and one line per individual with no asset !!
This dataset contains:
- all the answers to the module Assets & Business.
- a series of dichotomous variables created from the questions q509, q514 and q515.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
2241
79
gh_qb_mig_attempts
!! One line per attempt for each person who declared at least one attempt and one line for the other interviewees !!
This dataset contains:
- all the answers to the module Migration Attempts.
- a series of dichotomous variables created from the question q805.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
1707
49
gh_qb_migration
!! One line per long & short stay outside Ghana for each person who declares at least one stay and one line per individual who did no stay abroad !!
This dataset contains:
- all the answers to the module Long & Short stay outside Ghana.
- a series of dichotomous variables created from the questions q610, q614, q615, q616, q617, q619.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
1958
154
gh_qb_return
!! One line per return to Ghana for each person who declared at least one return and one line for the other interviewees !!
Note: returns listed in this module are returns that lasted at least 1 year and shorter returns but with the intention of settling. Other returns (less than a year without intention to resettle) are listed in the qb_short_return datafiles.
This dataset contains:
- all the answers to the module Return to Ghana.
- a series of dichotomous variables created from the questions q707 and q708.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
1717
74
gh_qb_network
!! One line per migration (for stays of at least one year) for each person in the network of the interviewee, and one line for each interviewee who has nobody abroad !!
This dataset contains:
- all the answers to the module Migrations of Family Members and Personal Network.
- computed variables: id_enf, id_uni, id_net and id_netmig.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
6429
34
gh_qb_short_return
!! One line per return to Ghana of less than a year for each person who declared at least one short return (without a resettlement intention) or one line for a multiple return, and one line for all other individuals !!
This dataset contains all the answers to the module Return to Ghana of Less than a Year.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
2263
20
gh_qb_short_stay
!! One line per stay of less than a year outside Ghana for each person who declared at least one stay !!
This dataset contains all the answers to the module Stays of Less than a Year outside Ghana.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
2428
22
gh_qb_citizenship
!! One line per citizenship for each person (everybody should have at least one citizenship) !!
This dataset contains all the answers to the module Citizenship.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
1794
22
gh_qb_asylum
!! One line per asylum application for each person who has made at least one application, and one line for the other individuals !!
This dataset contains all the answers to the module Asylum.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
1673
23
gh_qb_residence_permit
!! One line per residence permit for each person who has had at least one permit, and one line for the other persons !!
This dataset contains all the answers to the module Residence Permits.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
2380
25
gh_qb_work_permit
!! One line per work permit for each person who has had at least one permit, and one line for the others !!
This dataset contains all the answers to the module Work Permits.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
2334
24
gh_qb_transfer
!! One line per transfer for each person who has sent remittances at least once, and one line for the other persons !!
This dataset contains:
- all the answers to the module Transfers.
- the created variable nom_transr which gives the total number of transfers made by Ego.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
1731
22
gh_qb_association
!! One line per period during which each person has joined a migrant association, and one line for the other persons !!
This dataset contains all the answers to the module Associations.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
1688
20
gh_qm_household
One line per HH, i.e. a total of 1246 HH in Ghana
The dataset contains information on:
- HH characteristics (computed variables from modules A & B);
- HH head characteristics (all variables from module A, including the computed variables created for the dataset "qm_indiv"). Variables names: hh_a1 to hh_a21;
- Housing and assets of the HH head (module E);
- Information on the conduct of the interview (module O).
1246
193
gh_qm_indiv
One line per declared individual in the HH questionnaire, i.e. a total of 7135 individuals in Ghana
Observations in this data file correspond to:
- Individuals living in the household at the time of the survey (A4=1)
- Individuals living outside the household (A4=2) included in the roster if they enter into one of the following categories:
*/ children of the HH head who no longer live with her/him, whatever her/his place of residence;
*/ partners of household members who live outside Ghana;
*/ parents of household members who live outside Ghana;
*/ other people living outside Ghana and who had regular contact with the household during the 12 months before the survey.
WARNING! Don't forget that only part of the people listed in the household questionnaires, i.e. in "qm_indiv" are actual members of the households.
Furthermore, keep in mind that some individuals, in this dataset, never lived in Congo, Ghana or Senegal. For example:
- Descendants of migrants, born in the destination country of their parents. Ex: the HH head is a grandfather whose son has immigrated to France, where he had children. These children can be mentioned by the grandfather in the third category "other persons living outside Senegal but who have kept regular contact with the HH during the 12 months before the survey", even if they have never lived in Senegal.
- Relatives of immigrants in Congo, Ghana or Senegal. Ex: the HH head is an immigrant woman from Angola. She has left behind (in her home country) her husband and children. Even if they have never lived in Congo, she mentioned them in the HH questionnaire because they are in the third category.
The dataset contains all variables of the questionnaire and some additional computed variables.
7135
151
gh_qb_general
!! One line per interviewee !!
This dataset contains variables that do not very over time, i.e. answers to the introductory module of the questionnaire and to variables from the inter-modules of the questionnaire, plus some computed variables.
As for variables statu_mig, migr_cur, migr_ret, migr_cjt and migr_no: a same individual can be coded 1 in several of the migratory status variables; e.g. a same individual can be both returnee and a partner of a migrant at the time of the survey.
NB: these variables may show results different from the stratification variable (strata_ind), which content was determined by answers given by proxy respondents in the household surveys. These variables (migr_*, presented in this table) are computed using the information obtained in the biographic surveys.
All MAFE's biographic files include the same 18 variables listed below:
- ident
- id_country
- n_menage
- n_indiv
- num_dr
- strata_area
- strata_hh
- strata_ind
- q1
- q1a
- age_survey
- q18
- flag_age
- flag_arrival
- flag_visitor (exception: only available for MAFE Senegal)
- weight_eur
- weight_all
- weight_ctry
1666
153
GHANA HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONNAIRE
GHANA BIOGRAPHIC QUESTIONNAIRE
Ghana household dataset
Introduction
HH head characteristics
Housing and assets
Interviewing conditions
HH characteristics
Survey variables
Ghana individual dataset
Introduction
Characteristics of the HH individuals
Migrants' experiences
About the migrants
HH characteristics
Survey variables
Ghana general dataset
Introduction
History of housing lived in for at least 1 year
Family history
Residence history of family members and personal network
Relationships / Children / Housing history / Periods of activity and inactivity
Activity and education history
History of assets and businesses
Transfers / Migration attempts
Stays of less than a year outside Ghana
Long & short stays outside Ghana
Associations / Asylum
Return trips to Ghana
Interviewer's observations
Information based on the biographical grid
Migratory status
Survey variables
Ghana union dataset
Survey variables
Basic characteristics
Relationships module
Ghana children dataset
Basic characteristics
Survey variables
Children module
Ghana house dataset
Basic characteristics
Housing history module
Survey variables
Ghana activity dataset
Basic characteristics
Periods of activity and inactivity module
Survey variables
Ghana assets dataset
Basic characteristics
History of assets and businesses module
Survey variables
Ghana migration attempts dataset
Basic characteristics
Migration attempts module
Survey variables
Ghana migration dataset
Basic characteristics
Long & short stays outside Ghana module
Survey variables
Ghana return dataset
Basic characteristics
Return trips to Ghana module
Survey variables
Ghana network dataset
Basic characteristics
Residence history of family members and personal network module
Survey variables
Ghana short return dataset
Basic characteristics
Returns to Ghana of less than a year without intention to settle module
Survey variables
Ghana short stay dataset
Basic characteristics
Stays of less than a year outside Ghana module
Survey variables
Ghana citizenship dataset
Basic characteristics
Citizenship module
Survey variables
Ghana asylum dataset
Basic characteristics
Asylum module
Survey variables
Ghana residence permit dataset
Basic characteristics
Residence permits module
Survey variables
Ghana work permit dataset
Basic characteristics
Work permits module
Survey variables
Ghana transfer dataset
Basic characteristics
Transfers module
Survey variables
Ghana association dataset
Basic characteristics
Associations module
Survey variables
DC number
DC number
DC number
DC number
DC number
1246
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
15
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23
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Survey area ID
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1246
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Region area
Strata - Household level
Strata - Household level
Strata - Household level
Strata - Household level
Strata - Household level
1246
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrants
Presence of migrant in the HH during the screening survey.
District
District
District
District
District
1237
.
1
5
ACCRA
AMA
GA WEST
KMA
Locality
Locality
Locality
Locality
Locality
1245
(G.C.B) NUNGUA
.
ABEKA
ABOABA
ABOABO
ABOABO EXTENSION
ABOFU / ACHIMOTA / LEGON
ABOFU ACHIMOTA LEGON
ABOFU/ACHIMOTA/LEGON
ABOSSEY OKAI/MATAHEKO
ACCRA
ACCRA - NEWTOWN
ACCRA NEW TOWN
ACCRA NEW-TOWN
ACCRA NEWTOWN
ACHIMOTA ABOFU (LEGON)
ACHIMOTA-ABOFU
ADABRAKA
ADENTA
ADENTA EAST
ADIEMBRA
ADOATO
ADOTO
ADOWATO
AFFUL NKWANTA
AFFUL NKWATA
AKWATIA LINE
AKWATIA LINE(FANTE NEW TOWN)
AKWETIA
AKWETIA LINE
ALAJO
AMAKOM
ANYAA
ANYAH
APRADE
APRASE
ASENSO BAR (ASHAIMAN)
ASENSO BAR ROUND ABOUT
ASH TOWN
ASH. TOWN
ASH.TOWN
ASHAIMAN
ASHAIMAN MIDDLE EAST
ASHAIMAN MUNICIPALITY
ASHAIMAN-ASENSO BAR
ASHANGMAN
ASHIAMAN
ASHIAMAN-ASENSO BAR
ASHONGMAN
ASHONGMAN ESTATE
ASHTOWN
ASONGMAN
ASYLUM DOWN
ATONSO BOKORO
ATONSU
ATONSU - KUMASI
ATONSU BOKORO
ATONSU(BOKURO)
AUNTY BEKY
BIG ADA
BIG ADA
BOHYEN
BOKROM
BONYEN
BREMAN
BREMANG
BUAKROM
BUOKROM
BUOKROM EST.
BUOKROM ESTATE
BUOKROM ESTATES
CHANTAN
CHORKOR
CHRKOR
DANGBE EAST
DANGBE EAST
DANSOMAN
DANSOMAN ASOREDANHO
DOME
DZORWULU
EAST CANTOMENT
EAST CANTOMENTS
EAST CANTONMENT
EAST CANTONMENTS
EAST LEGON
EAT CANTOMENTS
FANTI NEW TOWN
FRAFRAHA
GBAWE
GBAWE (MERCHANDY ESTATE)
GBAWE (MERCHANT ESTATE)
GYENYASE
GYIN YASE
GYINAASE
GYINYAASE
GYINYASE
GYINYASI
HAATSO
HATSO
KALAMAZOO
KALAMAZOO (OSU)
KOFORIDUA
KOLE GONNO
KOOLE GONNI
KORLE BU
KORLE DUDOR
KORLE DUKOR
KORLE GONNO
KORLE WOKO
KORLE-DUDOR
KORLE-GONNO
KPONE
KROFROM
KROFROM(NEW TAFO)
KROPO
KUMASI
KWADASO
KWADASO EST
KWADASO EST.
KWADASO ESTATE
KWADASO NSUOM
LA
LABONE
LARTE BIOKORSHIE
LARTEBIOKORSHIE
LARTEBIOKOSHIE
LATEBIOKORSHIE
MADINA
MADINA.
MAMOBI
MAMPROBI
MAMPROBI (ACCRA)
MANPROBI
MANYAH EXTENSION(ASH TOWN)
MATAHEKO
MATEHEKO
MIDDLE EAST ASHAIMAN
MPOASE
N ODORKOR
N. KANESHIE
NEW ACHIMOTA
NEW TAFO
NEW TOWN
NEWTOWN
NII BOYE
NII BOYE TOWN
NIIBOI TOWN
NIMA
NIMA / KANDA
NIMA/KANDA
NINGUA
NORTH KANESHIE
NORTH ODORKOR
NUNGUA
NUNGUA (BORA BORA)
NUNGUA(BORA BORA)
NYANIBA
ODERKOR OFFICIAL TOWN
ODIKOR OFFICIAL TOWN
ODOKOR OFFICIAL TOWN
ODORKOR
ODORKOR OFFICIAL TOWN
ODRKOR
OFORI KROM
OFORIKROM
OLD TAFO
OSU
OSU-KALAMAZON
OSU-KALAMAZOO
OSU-RE
PANKRANO ESTATE
PANKRONA ESTATE
PANKRONO
PANKRONO EST
PANKRONO EST.
PANKRONO ESTATE
PRAMPRAM
RUSSIA
SABOB ZONGO
SABON ZONGO
SAKUMONO
SAWABA
SOWUTUOM
SPINTEX
SUAME KROPO
SUAME-KROPO
SUSSIA
TAFO
TAIFA
TEMA
TEMA (COM 7)
TEMA COM.3
TEMA MUNICIPALITY ASSEMBLY
TEMA(COM 7)
WEST ABBOSEY OKAI (MATAHEKO)
WEST ABBOSSEY OKAI
WEST ABBOSSEY OKAI (MATAHEKO)
WEST ABOSOOKIA
WEST ABOSSEY OKAI (MATAHEKO)
WEST ABOSSEY OKAI MATAHEKO
WEST-ABOSSEY OKAI (MATAHEKO)
Individual ID
Individual ID
Individual ID
Individual ID
Individual ID
1246
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Household number
Household number
Household number
Household number
Household number
1246
Household ID
Individual number in the HH (HH head)
Individual number in the HH (HH head)
Individual number in the HH (HH head)
Individual number in the HH (HH head)
Individual number in the HH (HH head)
1187
59
1
Sysmiss
ID of each individual within her/his household
Start hour of the interview
Start hour of the interview
Start hour of the interview
Start hour of the interview
Start hour of the interview
Start of the interview:
1245
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01:05
01:30
01:59
02:30
03:20
03:30
04:47
04:59
06:05
06:15
06:18
06:25
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06:40
06:47
06:53
06:54
07:00
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07:50
07:54
07:59
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08:40
08:43
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08:47
08:48
08:50
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08:53
08:54
08:55
08:56
09:00
09:01
09:02
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09:11
09:12
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09:25
09:29
09:30
09:31
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09:41
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09:43
09:45
09:46
09:47
09:48
09:50
09:51
09:53
09:56
09:58
10:00
10:01
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10:26
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10:30
10:31
10:32
10:34
10:36
10:37
10:38
10:40
10:42
10:45
10:46
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10:48
10:49
10:50
10:51
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10:53
10:55
10:58
10:59
11:00
11:01
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11:10
11:11
11:14
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11:27
11:29
11:30
11:31
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11:34
11:35
11:37
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11:45
11:49
11:50
11:51
11:52
11:55
11:58
12:00
12:01
12:02
12:03
12:05
12:06
12:07
12:08
12:09
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12:12
12:13
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12:15
12:16
12:17
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12:21
12:22
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12:30
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15:52
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15:57
15:59
16:00
16:01
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16:07
16:08
16:09
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16:11
16:12
16:14
16:18
16:20
16:21
16:24
16:25
16:26
16:29
16:30
16:31
16:32
16:34
16:36
16:38
16:40
16:41
16:42
16:44
16:45
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16:47
16:48
16:50
16:53
16:54
16:55
16:56
16:57
17:00
17:01
17:02
17:03
17:04
17:05
17:06
17:07
17:08
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17:10
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17:15
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17:21
17:22
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17:30
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17:36
17:39
17:40
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17:45
17:47
17:48
17:50
17:55
18:00
18:02
18:03
18:05
18:07
18:10
18:11
18:18
18:20
18:28
18:30
18:45
18:50
18:53
19:10
19:15
Age (HH head)
Age (HH head)
Age (HH head)
Age (HH head)
Age (HH head)
Date of birth
Q3. How old are you / How old is "Name"? Don't know: In which year were you born?
Age
1246
20
92
46.716
14.45
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
84
85
86
88
90
92
Year of birth (HH head)
Year of birth (HH head)
Year of birth (HH head)
Year of birth (HH head)
Year of birth (HH head)
Date of birth
Q3. How old are you / How old is "Name"? Don't know: In which year were you born?
Year
1246
1917
1989
1917
1919
1921
1923
1924
1925
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Ego lives abroad
Ego lives abroad
Ego lives abroad
Ego lives abroad
Ego lives abroad
Reminders
Q4. ABR, PARTN, CHILD, RETURN
ABR
1246
No
The box ABR was to be ticked by the interviewer if the HH head lived abroad
Ego's partner lives abroad
Ego's partner lives abroad
Ego's partner lives abroad
Ego's partner lives abroad
Ego's partner lives abroad
Reminders
Q4. ABR, PARTN, CHILD, RETURN
PARTN
1246
No
1
Yes
The box PARTN was to be ticked by the interviewer if the HH head's partner lived abroad (see variable hh_a7b)
Ego's father and/or mother live(s) abroad
Ego's father and/or mother live(s) abroad
Ego's father and/or mother live(s) abroad
Ego's father and/or mother live(s) abroad
Ego's father and/or mother live(s) abroad
Reminders
Q4. ABR, PARTN, CHILD, RETURN
CHILD
1246
No
The box CHILD was to be ticked by the interviewer if the HH head's father or mother lived abroad
Ego returned from a migration
Ego returned from a migration
Ego returned from a migration
Ego returned from a migration
Ego returned from a migration
Reminders
Q4. ABR, PARTN, CHILD, RETURN
RETURN
1246
No
1
Yes
The box RETURN was to be ticked by the interviewer if the HH head returned to Ghana for at least a year since he/she first left
Apart from the children currently living here, does the HH head have other child
Apart from the children currently living here, does the HH head have other child
Apart from the children currently living here, does the HH head have other child
Apart from the children currently living here, does the HH head have other child
Apart from the children currently living here, does the HH head have other child
Introduction
Read to the respondent before beginning with the questionnaire:
"We thank you for accepting to participate in this study, organized by researchers from the University of Ghana, University of Sussex (UK) and the University of Maastricht (The Netherlands).
This survey will serve to study Ghanaian migrations and the impact of migration on households. I will ask you the questions listed in this questionnaire. It is important that you give honest answers.
I remind you that this questionnaire is anonymous and that your answers are confidential."
"We will talk about the persons who live in this household. We will also talk about persons who do not live here, but to whom you are related."
Apart from the children currently living here, does or did the household head have other biological or adopted children, including children who are deceased?
1246
No
1
Yes
If yes how many (children of the HH head currently not living here)
If yes how many (children of the HH head currently not living here)
If yes how many (children of the HH head currently not living here)
If yes how many (children of the HH head currently not living here)
If yes how many (children of the HH head currently not living here)
Apart from the children currently living here, does or did the household head have other biological or adopted children, including children who are deceased?
If "Yes" => How many?
527
719
1
14
2.685
1.893
1
1 child
2
2 children
3
3 children
4
4 children
5
5 children
6
6 children
7
7 children
8
8 children
9
9 children
10
10 children
11
11 children
14
14 children
Any persons in your HH engaged in a relationship with a migrant living abroad
Any persons in your HH engaged in a relationship with a migrant living abroad
Any persons in your HH engaged in a relationship with a migrant living abroad
Any persons in your HH engaged in a relationship with a migrant living abroad
Any persons in your HH engaged in a relationship with a migrant living abroad
Are there any persons in your household who are engaged in a relationship with a migrant living abroad?
1246
No
1
Yes
If yes how many (persons engaged in a relationship with a migrant living abroad)
If yes how many (persons engaged in a relationship with a migrant living abroad)
If yes how many (persons engaged in a relationship with a migrant living abroad)
If yes how many (persons engaged in a relationship with a migrant living abroad)
If yes how many (persons engaged in a relationship with a migrant living abroad)
Are there any persons in your household who are engaged in a relationship with a migrant living abroad?
If "Yes" => How many?
172
1074
1
2
1.012
0.108
1
1 person
2
2 persons
Any children under 18 years old in your HH whose parents are migrants living abroad
Any children under 18 years old in your HH whose parents are migrants living abroad
Any children under 18 years old in your HH whose parents are migrants living abroad
Any children under 18 years old in your HH whose parents are migrants living abroad
Any children under 18 years old in your HH whose parents are migrants living abroad
Are there any children under 18 years old in your household whose mother and/or father are migrants living abroad?
1246
No
1
Yes
If yes how many (children under 18 whose parents are migrants)
If yes how many (children under 18 whose parents are migrants)
If yes how many (children under 18 whose parents are migrants)
If yes how many (children under 18 whose parents are migrants)
If yes how many (children under 18 whose parents are migrants)
Are there any children under 18 years old in your household whose mother and/or father are migrants living abroad?
If "Yes" => How many?
124
1122
1
10
1.702
1.21
1
1 child
2
2 children
3
3 children
4
4 children
8
8 children
10
10 children
HH head or partner have relatives living abroad (with regular contact)
HH head or partner have relatives living abroad (with regular contact)
HH head or partner have relatives living abroad (with regular contact)
HH head or partner have relatives living abroad (with regular contact)
HH head or partner have relatives living abroad (with regular contact)
In addition to the persons we've just recalled, does the household head and/or his/her partner have relatives living abroad and who have been in regular contact with the household over the past 12 months?
1246
No
1
Yes
If yes how many (relatives abroad with regulard contact)
If yes how many (relatives abroad with regulard contact)
If yes how many (relatives abroad with regulard contact)
If yes how many (relatives abroad with regulard contact)
If yes how many (relatives abroad with regulard contact)
In addition to the persons we've just recalled, does the household head and/or his/her partner have relatives living abroad and who have been in regular contact with the household over the past 12 months?
If "Yes" => How many?
469
777
1
11
1.887
1.231
1
1 relative
2
2 relatives
3
3 relatives
4
4 relatives
5
5 relatives
6
6 relatives
8
8 relatives
9
9 relatives
11
11 relatives
Sex (HH head)
Sex (HH head)
Sex (HH head)
Sex (HH head)
Sex (HH head)
Module A – Identification of household members and of the household head's personal network
Sex
A1. "Name" is:
1245
1
1
Man
2
Woman
Sysmiss
Is she/he still alive (HH head)
Is she/he still alive (HH head)
Is she/he still alive (HH head)
Is she/he still alive (HH head)
Is she/he still alive (HH head)
Year of death
A2a. Is "Name" alive?
If hh_a2_vivant (A2a) in 1 => Go to hh_a3_1 (A3)
1246
1
Yes
Year of death (HH head)
Year of death (HH head)
Year of death (HH head)
Year of death (HH head)
Year of death (HH head)
Year of death
A2. In which year did "Name" die? Don't know: How old was "Name" when he/she died?
Year
Go to hh_a14pays (A14Pays)
If hh_a2_vivant in 0
1246
Sysmiss
Age at the time of death (HH head)
Age at the time of death (HH head)
Age at the time of death (HH head)
Age at the time of death (HH head)
Age at the time of death (HH head)
Year of death
A2. In which year did "Name" die? Don't know: How old was "Name" when he/she died?
Age
Go to hh_a14pays (A14Pays)
If hh_a2_vivant in 0
1246
Sysmiss
Relation with the HH head 1 (HH head)
Relation with the HH head 1 (HH head)
Relation with the HH head 1 (HH head)
Relation with the HH head 1 (HH head)
Relation with the HH head 1 (HH head)
Relationship with head of the HH
A3. How is "Name" related to the household head?
First answer
If hh_a2_vivant in 1
1246
1
Household head
Relation with the HH head 2 (HH head)
Relation with the HH head 2 (HH head)
Relation with the HH head 2 (HH head)
Relation with the HH head 2 (HH head)
Relation with the HH head 2 (HH head)
Relationship with head of the HH
A3. How is "Name" related to the household head?
Second answer
If hh_a2_vivant in 1
1246
Sysmiss
Living in the HH (HH head)
Living in the HH (HH head)
Living in the HH (HH head)
Living in the HH (HH head)
Living in the HH (HH head)
HH Situation
A4. Has "Name" been living in this household during the last 6 months or has "Name" the intention of living here for at least 6 months?
If hh_a2_vivant in 1
1246
1
Yes
Matrimonial status (HH head)
Matrimonial status (HH head)
Matrimonial status (HH head)
Matrimonial status (HH head)
Matrimonial status (HH head)
To all
A7a. Is he/she?
If hh_a7a (A7a) in 6, 7, 8 => Go to hh_a15_natio1 (A15)
If hh_a2_vivant in 1
Household members only (A4 = 1)
1241
5
Married monogamus
1
Married polygamous
5
Consensual union
6
Single
7
Widowed
8
Divorced/separated
9
Other
Sysmiss
Is her/his partner living abroad? (HH head)
Is her/his partner living abroad? (HH head)
Is her/his partner living abroad? (HH head)
Is her/his partner living abroad? (HH head)
Is her/his partner living abroad? (HH head)
To all
A7b. Does his/her partner currently live abroad?
If hh_a7b in 1 => Tick PARTN box (hh_q4_cjt)
If hh_a7b in 0 => Go to hh_a15_natio1 (A15)
If hh_a2_vivant in 1
Household members only (A4 = 1)
If hh_a7a in 0, 1, 5, 9
866
380
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Number of the partner living abroad (HH head)
Number of the partner living abroad (HH head)
Number of the partner living abroad (HH head)
Number of the partner living abroad (HH head)
Number of the partner living abroad (HH head)
To all
A7c. Who is his/her partner?
Go to hh_a15_natio1 (A15) if above 18
If hh_a2_vivant in 1
Household members only (A4 = 1)
If hh_a7a in 0, 1, 5, 9
If hh_a7b in 1
149
1097
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
Sysmiss
Current nationality 1 (HH head)
Current nationality 1 (HH head)
Current nationality 1 (HH head)
Current nationality 1 (HH head)
Current nationality 1 (HH head)
Nationalities
A15. Which nationalities do you; does he/she currently hold?
Nationality 1
1245
1
99329
GHANA
99338
NIGERIA
99404
UNITED STATES
Sysmiss
Current nationality 2 (HH head)
Current nationality 2 (HH head)
Current nationality 2 (HH head)
Current nationality 2 (HH head)
Current nationality 2 (HH head)
Nationalities
A15. Which nationalities do you; does he/she currently hold?
Nationality 2
13
1233
99132
ROYAUME-UNI
99327
BENIN
99331
BURKINA FASO
99335
MALI
99338
NIGERIA
99345
TOGO
99404
UNITED STATES
99446
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
Ethnicity (HH head)
Ethnicity (HH head)
Ethnicity (HH head)
Ethnicity (HH head)
Ethnicity (HH head)
Ethnicity
A16. What is your/his/her ethnicity?
1242
4
None
7
Other
21
Akan
22
Ga-Adangbe
23
Ewe
24
Guan
25
Mole Dagbon
26
Gurma
27
Grusi
28
Mande
Sysmiss
Other ethnicity (HH head)
Other ethnicity (HH head)
Other ethnicity (HH head)
Other ethnicity (HH head)
Other ethnicity (HH head)
Ethnicity
A16. What is your/his/her ethnicity? If "Other" => Specify
If hh_a16 in 7
1243
.
.b
AMERICAN
BAASARE
BANDA
BASARE
BISA
BUEM
BUILSA
BUSANGA
CHAMBA
DAEYA
DAGAATI
DAGAO
DAGARTI
DAGOMBA
DONGON
FRAFRA
FULANI
GONJA
HAUSA
IBO
KANJAGA
KARDOR
KASENA-NANKANA
KASSENA
KONKOMBA
KONKONBA
KOTOKO
KOTOKOLI
KROBO
KUSASI
MAMPRUSI
MOSSI
NIGERIA
NZEMA
SISALA
SISSALA
WALA
YUROBA
ZAMRAMA
ZOGU
Religion (HH head)
Religion (HH head)
Religion (HH head)
Religion (HH head)
Religion (HH head)
Religion
A17. What is your/his/her religion?
1245
1
Muslim
6
Catholic
7
Protestant
8
Other Christian
9
Traditional religion
10
Other religion
11
No religion
15
Spiritualist
16
Charismatic/pentecostal
Sysmiss
Christian: answers 6 to 8 + 15 + 16
Other: answers 9 to 10
Specify the other religion (HH head)
Specify the other religion (HH head)
Specify the other religion (HH head)
Specify the other religion (HH head)
Specify the other religion (HH head)
Religion
A17. What is your/his/her religion? If "Other religion" => Specify
If hh_a17 in 10
1242
.
.b
BUHDIST
HOPE INT. MIN.
JEHOVAH WITNESS
S.D.A
Level of education (HH head)
Level of education (HH head)
Level of education (HH head)
Level of education (HH head)
Level of education (HH head)
Level of education
A18. If "Name" goes or went to school: what was the last year "Name" attended?
1240
6
None
1
Pre-school (1 year in school)
2
Pre-school (2 years in school)
3
Pre-school (3 years in school)
4
Primary school (4 years in school)
5
Primary school (5 years in school)
6
Primary school (6 years in school)
7
Primary school (7 years in school)
8
Primary school (8 years in school)
9
Primary school (9 years in school)
10
Middle-school/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
Middle-school/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
Middle-school/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
Middle-school/SSS/SHS/Technical/Vocational/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Technical/Vocational/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Technical/Vocational/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor degree
18
Bachelor degree
19
Bachelor degree
20
Bachelor degree
21
Second degree/PhD
22
Second degree/PhD
23
PhD
55
Only Koranic school
Sysmiss
Current occupation (HH head)
Current occupation (HH head)
Current occupation (HH head)
Current occupation (HH head)
Current occupation (HH head)
Activity status
A19. At present, "Name" is primarily (spends most of his/her time)...
If hh_a19 not in 1 => Go to hh_a14pays (A14Pays)
1244
2
1
Active, he/she works
2
Without occupation/housewife
3
Unemployed/searching for a job
4
Pupil/student/trainee
5
Retired, doesn't work anymore
6
Other inactive
Sysmiss
Current job (HH head)
Current job (HH head)
Current job (HH head)
Current job (HH head)
Current job (HH head)
Occupation
A20. What is "Name" occupation, profession, position, task?
If hh_a19 in 1
1245
.
.b
.c
111
112
211
214
215
222
224
225
226
231
232
233
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
249
25
251
252
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
319
321
322
323
324
325
401
405
407
408
468
501
502
503
504
505
611
613
616
621
622
623
624
625
626
631
632
641
643
713
714
722
731
732
733
734
735
741
742
743
744
745
746
747
748
751
752
753
755
756
761
762
763
764
804
805
888
943
A FOREMAN WITH INTERPLAST
A TRADER SELLS CLOTHS. GIVES THEM OUT ON CREDIT (WHOLESALE)
ACCOUNTANT
ACCOUNTANT. AT NFUM FARMS.
ACCOUNTS CLERK
APPRENTICE HAIR DRESSING
ASS. DATA PROCESSER AT FORESTRY (MINISTRIES)
AUTO MECHANIC AT KANESHIE
AUTO MECHANIC:REPAIRS FAULTY VEHICLES
BAILE
BANKER
BANKER: WORKS IN THE BANK AS A CUSTOMER RELATIONS OFFICER 322
BEAUTICIAN-MANICURE AND PEDICURE
BEUTICIAN: PLAITING AND PERMING OF HAIR (HAIRDRESSING)
BUILDING & ROAD CONTRACTOR. OWNS A FIRM
BUSINESS MAN
BUSINESS WOMAN SELLS CLOTH AND SHOES.
BUSINESSMAN
BUSINESSMAN: TRADES IN HOME APPLIANCES (WHOSALE)
BUSINESSMAN:TRADES IN BYCICLES AND MOTOR
BUYS AND SELLS FASHIONABLE GOODS, CLOTHING.
CAPENTER. DESIGNES, WARDROBE CHAIRS, TABLES, ROOFING
CAR DEALER AT ASH TOWN
CARPENTARY
CARPENTER - OPERATES OWN SHOP WITH APPRENTICES (316)
CARPENTER OWNS A CARPENTRY SHOP DESIGNS BEDS, CHAIRS, ETC.
CARPENTRY STAFFS FURNITURE AND MAKES FURNITURE
CASHIER AT(502) BARCLAYS BANK
CHILD RIGHTS ADUCATE (NGO) MANAGER.
CHOP BAR OPERATOR AR MAGAZINE
COMMERCIAL BUS DRIVER (TROTRO) 231
COMMERCIAL DRIVER
COMMERCIAL VEHICLE DRIVER
COOKS AND SELLS FOOD(JOLLOF RICE, PLAIN RICE)
COOKS KENKEY AND SELL (FOOD VENDOR)
DECORATE CORPSE (242)
DESIGNS SLIDING DOORS. OWNS A BIG SHOP. 318
DRESS MAKER, SEWS DRESSES IN THE HOUSE.
DRIVER
DRIVER DRIVE COMMERCIAL CAR
DRIVER DRIVES 207 CAR COMMECIAL BUS
DRIVER IN ONE OF THE PRIVATE COMPANIES
DRIVER OF HEAVY DUTY TRUCK
DRIVER OF URBAN COMMERCIAL CAR "TROTRO" 251
DRIVER TRAVELS LONG JOURNEY FROM TECHIMAN
DRIVER. DRIVES A TAXI AND AROUND KUMASI
DRIVER: COMMERCIAL BUSES.
DRIVES A CARGO CAR
DRIVES TRUCKS OR CARGOES AND AT TIMES TRAVEL OUTSIDE
DRUMMER OWNER OF A DRUMMING GROUP
ELECTRONIC
FARMER
FARMER, COCOA PLANTATION. HAS OWN FARM.
FARMING, COCOA & RICE
FIXES NAILS IN A SHOP INFRONT OF HER HOUSE.
FOOD VENDOR-SELLS RICE AND WAKYE
FOOD VENDOR. COOKS RICE AND SELL
FORMER PLANT PERENNIAL CROPS
FRIES & SELL FISH ON WHOLESALE 315
FURNITURE DESIGNERS, WORDROPE CHAIRS, TABLES
GOLDSMITH MAKES RINGS,WATCHES ETC.
HAIR DRESSER IN HER SHOP(211)
HAIRDRESSER
HAIRDRESSER AND A TRADER. GOES TO TOGO TO BRING CLOTHS
HEAD MASTER AT WEWESO SCHOOL.
HEADMASTER, WORLD LINK ACADEMY
IN AN AGER OF FATHERS TRANSPORT WORK. HE RECIEVES THE DAY TO DAY SELLS OF THE DRIVERS AND PAYS THEM
INSURANCE BROKER SELLS INSURANCE
KENKEY AND FISH (SELL)
KENKEY SELLER
LOTTO OPERATOR IN A KIOSK
MAISON. BUILD HOUSES
MANAGER
MARKETING MANAGER AT AMAL BANK.
MASON
MASON, TILER (312) AND BLOCK MANUFACTURER
MOONLIGHTING: DOES NOT HAVE A SPECIFIC WORK. HE HELPS FRIENDS IN VARIOUS BUSINESSES
NURSE AT MAMPLOBI POLY CLINIC
NURSE IN A HOSPITAL
NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER
OPERATES A PROVISION SHOP INFRONT OF HOUSE
OPERATES A SECONDHAND CLOTHING SHOP
OPERATES AS A FOREX BUREAU AGENT EXCHANGING FOREIGN CURRENCIES
OPERATES HER OWN PROVISION SHOP(249)
OPERATES OWN DRINKING SPOT IN THE HOUSE.
OPERATIOR OF A MACHINE THAT PRODUCES INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS
OWNS A LOTTO STORE AND OPERATES IT HIMSELF
PACKAGES PLYWOOD AT BONOPLEX COMPANY.
PAINTER/SPRAYER
PART TIME TEACHER AT ST. LOUIS (SHS) BIOLOGY
PASTOR AT EVANGELICAL CHURCH
PASTOR OF UNITED KINKDOM MINISTRY INTERNATIONAL
PLUMBING WORKS
PREPARES AND SELLS KENKEY BY THE ROAD SIDE
PROVISIONS
PURCHASING AND SUPPLY OFFICER
REPAIRS ELECTRONIC GARGETS TV, RADIO, ETC.
REPAIRS HOME USED TV AND SYSTEMS AND SELLS TO RETAILER
SEAMSTRESS
SEAMSTRESS AT HOME
SEAMSTRESS SEWS CLOTHING FOR INDIVIDUALS
SECURITY MAN AT A PRIVATE COMPANY
SELL BREAD IN THE MARKET ON RETAIL.
SELL GADGETS ON RETAIL BASIS
SELL GROUDNUT, MAIZE IN LARGE QUANTITIES
SELLS AUTO PARTS AT ABBOSEY OKAI
SELLS BEANS AND KENKEY IN THE HOUSE
SELLS BODY AND HAIR POMADE IN A SHOP AT HOME
SELLS BOTTLES (DRUG) CONTAINERS IN THE MARKET (247)
SELLS BUILDING MATERIAL
SELLS CASSAVA AND PLANTAINS AT HOME
SELLS CASSAVA AND PLATAINS IN THE MARKET
SELLS CASSAVA, PLANTAIN, COCOYAM AND VEGETABLES. (245)
SELLS CHILDREN'S WEAR
SELLS CLOTH TO CUSTOMERS ON CREDIT
SELLS COSMETICS IN THE MARKET
SELLS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE AT ACCRA
SELLS FISH TAKES IT TO THE VILLAGES(245)
SELLS FOODSTUFFS PLANTAIN AND VEGETABLES
SELLS FRIED YAM
SELLS JEWELERIES
SELLS JEWELLERY
SELLS LADIES WEAR
SELLS LOCAL MAT
SELLS MAIZE
SELLS MEN SUIT
SELLS MEN'S SUIT
SELLS MUDFISH IN THE MARKET.
SELLS ONIONS AND OTHER INGREDIENTS
SELLS ORANGES IN THE HOUSE
SELLS PLANTAIN AND POTATOES AT HOME (245)
SELLS PROVISION IN FRONT OF HOUSE ON RETAIL
SELLS PROVISIONS
SELLS PROVISIONS (BISCUITS, TOFFEES)
SELLS SACHET WATER AND PIPE BORNE WATER
SELLS SECOND HAND CLOTHING AT HOME
SELLS SECOND HAND CLOTHINGS ON THE MARKET
SELLS TYRES IN ASH. TOWN
SELLS VEGATABLES,CABBAGES,ETC
SELLS WATER (FROM TAP)
SELLS WATER AT HOME(SACHET WATER)
SEW DRESSES IN THE HOUSE AS A DRESSMAKER
SEWS DRESS IN THE HOUSE SEAMSTRESS (317)
SEWS TROUSERS AND SHIRTS AT ACCRA
SHOE MAKER MENDS SHOES IN A SHOP
SHOE MAKING, OWNS A SHOP. PRODUCES AND MENDS SHOES.
ST GABRIEL SCH AHAMASU.
SUPERMARKET OPERATOR SELL VARIETIES OF COMMODITIES
TAILOR (WITH HIS SHOP IN TOWN)
TAILOR OWNS A SHOP
TAILOR SEWS ATTIRE FOR CUSTOMERS FOR 2 YEARS NOW
TAILOR,SEWS DRESSES IN A SHOP
TAX DRIVER PLYING THE TOWNS OF KUMASI
TAXI DRIVER
TAXI DRIVER IN KUMASI
TAXI DRIVER OWN CAR (251)
TEACHER AT NEW SUAME. TEACHES SOCIAL STUDIES IN J.S.H
TEACHER IN A SECONDARY SCH. TEACHES ECONOMICS
TEACHER TEACHES ECONOMICS AT SECONDARY SCHOOL
TEACHER TEACHES ENGLISH AT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHER: TEACHES MATHEMATICS IN A JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHES AT A PRIMARY SCHPPL
TEACHES ENGLISH AT A JUNIOR SEC. SCHOOL.
TRADER : SELLS FISH IN THE MARKET
TRADER IN FOOTWEAR
TRADER IN WAX PRINTS
TRADER SELLS FOOD STUFFS & VEGETABLES INFRONT OF HER HOUSE (315)
TRADER SELLS PROVISIONS
TRADER SELLS SECOND HAND FOOTWARE ON WHOLESALE
TRADER, OPERATES A PROVISION STORE
TRADER, SELLS PROVISIONS IN HER SHOP AT HOME 244
TRADER,SELLS HOME USED FRIDGES
TRADER: SELLS AND RENTS VIDEO CASSETTES INFRONT OF THE HOUSE
TRADER: SELLS PROVISIONS LIKE SUGAR MILO, NIDO ETC. ON A SMALL SCALE IN THE MARKET
TRADER:TRADES SELLS TOOTH PASTES AND BRUSH(RETAIL)
TRADES (SELLS) TOMATOES (WHOLESALE)
TRADES IN AUTO PRODUCT
TRADES IN FOODSTUFFS
TRADES IN FOOTWEAR
TRADES IN SHOES, CLOTHING, ETC. IMPORTS FROM NIGERIA
TRANSPORT & ESTATE OWNER & MANAGER
WEDER AT HIS OWN FITTIND SHOP
WORKS AT THE BANK AS A CONSULTANT.
WORKS IN THE PALACE GUARDS OTUMFUO
WORKS WITH A CONSTRUCTION FIRM AS A MASON AT APRADE 312
WORKS WITH INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE WITH THEIR ACCOUNTS OFFICE RECEIVE REVENUE PAYMENTS
Current socio-economic status (HH head)
Current socio-economic status (HH head)
Current socio-economic status (HH head)
Current socio-economic status (HH head)
Current socio-economic status (HH head)
Socio-professional category
A20. You/he/she is:
If hh_a19 in 1
956
290
1
Intellecutal/higher level occupation
2
Skilled employee or worker
3
Unskilled employee, labourer, worker
4
Employer
5
Self employed
6
Apprentice, intern
7
Family help
Sysmiss
Wage-earner: answers 1 to 3
Non-wage employment: answers 4 to 7
Country of birth (HH head)
Country of birth (HH head)
Country of birth (HH head)
Country of birth (HH head)
Country of birth (HH head)
To all, including deceased persons
Place of birth
A14PAYS. In which country was "Name" born?
If abroad => Go to hh_a14imm_an (A14IMM)
1244
2
99302
LIBERIA
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99335
MALI
99338
NIGERIA
99345
TOGO
99352
ALGERIA
Sysmiss
Town of birth (HH head)
Town of birth (HH head)
Town of birth (HH head)
Town of birth (HH head)
Town of birth (HH head)
To all, including deceased persons
Place of birth
A14VIL. In which village or town and district?
Town
If hh_a14pays in 99329 (GHANA)
1245
.
.0310
.ADUM
.DABORYA
.WALEWALE
01
01003001000001
01030094000009
0104102000102
010410200012
0104204000204
0104304000304
0106
0106001000001
010600100001
0106001714001
0106004000004
0106009400009
0107003000003
0110002000002
0160204000204
02
0201
0201001000001
0201002000002
0202011400011
02027000702
02027002000702
0202702000702
0204
0204001000001
0204002000002
0205
0205001000001
0206001000001
02070001000001
0207001000001
0207001732024
0207005100005
0208
0209005400005
0210001000001
0212
0212001000001
0214
0220500100001
02206001000001
03
030005000005
0301
0301005000605
030101000301
0301103000103
0301104000104
0301105000105
0301106000106
0301108000108
0301201000201
0301203000103
0301203000203
0301203000206
030120300203
0301204000204
0301301000301
0301303000303
0301404000404
0301405000404
0301405000405
0301407000407
03015000502
0301501000501
0301502000502
030150200502
0301503000503
0301504000504
0301505000505
030154000504
0301601000601
0301603000603
0301605000605
0301606000606
03016066000606
0302033400033
0303
0303001000001
0303001716001
0303002000002
030300200002
0303003000005
0303005000005
0303012400012
030301240012
0304001749001
0304002000002
0304007400007
0304505000505
0305002000002
030502000502
0306
0309
0310
031104000104
031303000303
031405000405
031605000605
04
0401001400001
0402
0402001000001
0402002000002
0402004000004
040200400004
0402008400008
0402010400010
0403
0403001799001
0403002000002
0403007400007
0404001000001
0404002400002
0405001732001
0405006400006
0406001000001
040600640
0407001000001
0407002000002
0408001000001
040800100001
0408008500008
0409
0409002000002
0409014400014
0409015400015
0410001730002
05
0501
05020001100001
0502001100001
0502001734003
0502003000003
0503001000001
0503001600001
0503002000002
0504
050400100001
0504003000003
0505001000001
0505001711001
050500171101
0505012400012
0506004000004
0506007000007
0506020400020
0507
05087014000701
0508701400701
0508703400303
0508703400703
0509001000001
0509001760001
0509002000002
051
05100009400009
05100010000001
0510002000002
0511001000001
051100740007
0512
0513001000001
0514001400001
0515001000001
0515003000003
051500300003
0515006000004
0515006000006
0515007100007
0515018400018
0515025400025
0515033400033
0518
0535003000003
06
0601002000002
060100740007
060100840008
0601027400027
06016001000001
0603
0604001000001
0605001760024
0605012400012
0606001000001
0606001943022
0606001947051
0607001000001
0607002000002
06080001000001
0608001000001
0608002000002
060800200000206
0608005500005
0608007400007
0608008400008
0608028400028
060816400016
060900440004
0609022500022
06090225000405
0609034500034
0609045400045
0610
0610103000103
06101033400033
0610106000106
0610111000111
0610112000112
0610113000113
0610204000204
0610205000205
0610206000206
06102080002008
06102100002110
0610211000211
0610213000213
06102140000210
0610215000215
0610216000216
0610301000301
0610302000302
0610303000303
061030300303
061035000305
0610403000403
061040400404
0610405000405
0610408000408
0610409000409
0610411000411
0610412000412
0611003000003
0611004000004
0611006000006
0611011400011
0611023500023
0612001944015
0612002000002
06120035000003
0613002000002
0613003000003
0613010400010
0614
0614001000001
0614001717003
0614005100005
0614005400005
0614006400006
0614014400014
061411000411
0615
0615001000001
0616001000001
061600100001
0616002000002
0616003000003
0617
0617001702050
0618001000001
0618002400002
0623
07
0701001000005
0702001708001
0703002000002
0704001000001
0704004000004
0705001000001
0707001000001
0708
0708001000001
0709001000001
0709002000002
0710001000001
0711001792001
0712
0712001000001
0713
0715
0801001000001
0804001000001
0807001000001
0808007400007
0811
0813002000002
0818
09
0902001000001
09040010000001
0904001000001
0906001000001
1003001000001
1006
104102000102
106001714001
106001714001.
1985
2027000702
202702000702
204001000001
20400200002
206001000001
209005400005
301103000103
301104000104
301106000106
301201000201
3012030000203
301203000203
301303000303
3013033000303
301404000404
301405000405
301407000407
301502000502
301503000503
30150400504
302001720002
302024000024
302028400028
303001000001
30312030002303
3040017490
304001749001
304001749001.
4020001000001
402001000001
403002000002
40400178002
404001798002
406001000001
408001000001
503001000001
503009400009
50400100001
504020000020508
506017500017
507001000001
508701400701
509001000001
510003000003
511001000001
513001000001
515003000003
610305000305
610408000408
61041000411
612002000002
616002000002
712
800007400007
8080074000007
903001400001
ABEKA
ABENDZE
ABERA
ABETIFI
ABOABO
ABOABO (KUMASI)
ABOSUME
ABOZOME SOWUMA
ACCRA
ACCRA - MAMPROBI
ACCRA ODORKOR
ACHERENSUA
ACHIAVI
ACHIM SEKYEBE
ACHIMOTA
ADA
ADANKWAMA
ADANSE FOMINA
ADIDOME
ADIDWAN
ADJIKPO
ADOATO
ADUAMOA KWAHU
ADUM
AFFUL NKWANTA
AFRANCHO
AGOGO
AGONA
AGONA BOADUA
AGONA INSABAA
AGONA NSABA
AHODWO
AKATSI (VOLTA REGION)
AKOKWASO
AKUAPEM MAMPONG
AKWATIA LINE
AKYEM AKROSO
AKYEM APRADE
ALABA
ALAVANYO HOHOI
ALLAH BAR
AMAKOM
AMOABENG
AMPABAME
ANKAMO
ANLO
ANLOGA
APAM
APEDWA
APRADE
ASAAMAN ASHANTI
ASAFO
ASANTE BEKWAI
ASANTE MAMPONG
ASENDA
ASH TOWN
ASIENIM
ASIKAMU
ASIN AYINIBINI
ASSIN FOSU
ASU HYIAE
ASYLUM DOWN
ATASOMANSO
ATONSU
AVENOR V.R
AZANU
BAATO
BANFO
BAREKUMAA
BAWKU
BECHEM
BEGRO, AKYEM
BEKWAI
BEKWAI ADWENASE
BEREKUM
BISA
BOKANKYE
BOLE
BOMSO
BONWIRE
BREMAN
BUADUA
BUKOM
C/R ADUMAKO KOKOBIN
CAPECOAST
CHAMBA
CHIANA
CHIREH
DANNYODO AMANFRO
DECHEMSO
DENU
DICHEMSO
DODOWA
DOMEABRA
EBO
EFUWASE
EJISU
EJISU ACHEAKROM
ELMINA
ESIMOMPONG
FADAMA
FANTE NEWTOWN
GA - SEMPE
GBESE
GOMOA PAMFO KROM
GRUSI
GYINYAASE
HO
JACHIE
JAMASI
KADRISO
KANDA
KANESHIE
KASOA
KEJEBI
KETEKRACHI
KOBRISO NKENKENSO
KOFORIDUA
KOFORIDUA/JUABENG
KOMFU ANOKYE
KONONGO
KONONGO PRASO
KONYAKO (SWEDRU)
KORLE GORNO
KOTEI
KPANDO
KPEDZA
KROBO ODUMASE
KROFROM
KUKUOM
KUMASI
KUMAWU
KUMBUGU
KUNSO
KUNTONSO WIASO
KWADASO
KWAHU
KWAHU NORTH
KWAHU OBO
LABADI
MAAFE
MAMPONG
MAMPONG NSUTA
MAMPONGTENG
MANHYIA
MANKESSIM
MANSO ADUBIA
MANSO-ADUMPOSO
NAVRONGO
NEW TOWN
NIMA
NKAWIE
NKONTENASE
NKORANZA
NSUBRE
NTOSO
NYINAHINI
OFFINSO
OFFINSO NR
OKAISHI
OKAISHIE
ONWE-ESTSU
OSU
OTROKE
OYOKO EPUTUOGYA
PALLADIUM ACCRA
POASE CEMENT
PRESTEA
ROMAN HILL
SALAGA
SALTPOND
SANDEMA
SAVELUGU NANTONG
SAWABA
SEFWI
SEFWI - WIAWSO
SEHWE
SEKONDI
SEMPE
SENYA BREKUM
SOGAKOPE
STADIUM
SUAME - KUMASI
SUHUM
SUKURA
SUNTRESO
SUNYANI
SUSHYENE
SWEDRU
TAFO
TAKORADI
TAMALE
TARKORADI
TECHIMAN
TEMA
TEPA AYIWASU
TEPO NKONYA
TETRAM
TOH KPALIME
TOLON
TUTU AKWAPIM
TWENEDURASA KWAHU
VANE
VE-DEME
WA
WARAWARA
WENCHI
WINNEBA
WIOSO
WUTI
District of birth (HH head)
District of birth (HH head)
District of birth (HH head)
District of birth (HH head)
District of birth (HH head)
To all, including deceased persons
Place of birth
A14DEP. In which village or town and district?
District
Go to hh_a12 (A12)
If hh_a14pays in 99329 (GHANA)
1143
103
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
202
301
615
Sysmiss
Year of moving in Ghana for the first time (HH head)
Year of moving in Ghana for the first time (HH head)
Year of moving in Ghana for the first time (HH head)
Year of moving in Ghana for the first time (HH head)
Year of moving in Ghana for the first time (HH head)
To all, including deceased persons
Immigration
A14IMM. In which year did "Name" settle in Ghana for the first time?
If hh_a14imm_an in 0000 or hh_a14imm_age in 0 (Never lived in Ghana)=> Next person
If hh_a14pays not in 99329 (GHANA)
8
1238
1955
2008
1955
1956
1957
1962
1965
1971
1991
2008
Sysmiss
Age of moving in Ghana for the first time (HH head)
Age of moving in Ghana for the first time (HH head)
Age of moving in Ghana for the first time (HH head)
Age of moving in Ghana for the first time (HH head)
Age of moving in Ghana for the first time (HH head)
To all, including deceased persons
Immigration
A14IMM. In which year did "Name" settle in Ghana for the first time? Don't know: How old was "Name"?
If hh_a14imm_an in 0000 or hh_a14imm_age in 0 (Never lived in Ghana)=> Next person
If hh_a14pays not in 99329 (GHANA)
8
1238
3
27
13.125
9.848
3
12
22
23
27
Sysmiss
Has she/he ever lived abroad? (HH head)
Has she/he ever lived abroad? (HH head)
Has she/he ever lived abroad? (HH head)
Has she/he ever lived abroad? (HH head)
Has she/he ever lived abroad? (HH head)
To all, including deceased persons
1st out-migration
A12. Has "Name" already lived outside of Ghana since he/she was born / settled the 1st time in Ghana?
If hh_a12 in 10 or 11 => Next person
If "Name" has ever lived in Ghana
1236
10
3
Yes, for one year or longer
10
No, never
11
Yes, for less than a year
Sysmiss
In which year did she/he left for the first time? (HH head)
In which year did she/he left for the first time? (HH head)
In which year did she/he left for the first time? (HH head)
In which year did she/he left for the first time? (HH head)
In which year did she/he left for the first time? (HH head)
To all, including deceased persons
1st out-migration
A13a. In which year did you/he/she leave Ghana for the first time for at least one year?
If "Name" has ever lived in Ghana
Si hh_a12 in 3
300
946
1954
2008
1954
1960
1961
1963
1964
1965
1966
1968
1969
1970
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Sysmiss
At what age did she/he left for the first time? (HH head)
At what age did she/he left for the first time? (HH head)
At what age did she/he left for the first time? (HH head)
At what age did she/he left for the first time? (HH head)
At what age did she/he left for the first time? (HH head)
To all, including deceased persons
1st out-migration
A13a. In which year did you/he/she leave Ghana for the first time for at least one year? Don't know: How old were you / was he/she?
If "Name" has ever lived in Ghana
Si hh_a12 in 3
300
946
1
60
27.843
9.863
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
47
49
50
51
52
53
55
56
59
60
Sysmiss
What was her/his destination country? (HH head)
What was her/his destination country? (HH head)
What was her/his destination country? (HH head)
What was her/his destination country? (HH head)
What was her/his destination country? (HH head)
To all, including deceased persons
1st out-migration
A13b. What was the destination country when you/he/she left Ghana for the first time?
If "Name" has ever lived in Ghana
Si hh_a12 in 3
310
936
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99109
GERMANY
99123
RUSSIA
99126
GREECE
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99136
IRELAND or EIRE
99140
SWITZERLAND
99141
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
99205
LEBANON
99207
ISRAEL
99216
CHINA
99217
JAPAN
99219
THAILAND
99223
INDIA
99239
KOREA (REPUBLIC OF)
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99310
ZIMBABWE
99311
NAMIBIA
99313
SPANISH PROVINCES OF AFRICA
99316
LIBYA
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99331
BURKINA FASO
99335
MALI
99337
NIGER
99338
NIGERIA
99339
UGANDA
99341
SENEGAL
99342
SIERRA LEONE
99343
SUDAN
99345
TOGO
99346
ZAMBIA
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99446
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
99501
AUSTRALIA
Sysmiss
Did she/he already come back? (HH head)
Did she/he already come back? (HH head)
Did she/he already come back? (HH head)
Did she/he already come back? (HH head)
Did she/he already come back? (HH head)
To all, including deceased persons
1st return
A13c. Did you/he/she return to Ghana for at least a year since you/he/she first left?
If hh_a13c in 0 => Next person
If hh_a13c in 1 => mark RETURN in the flap
If "Name" has ever lived in Ghana
Si hh_a12 in 3
313
933
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
In which year did she/he come back for the first time? (HH head)
In which year did she/he come back for the first time? (HH head)
In which year did she/he come back for the first time? (HH head)
In which year did she/he come back for the first time? (HH head)
In which year did she/he come back for the first time? (HH head)
To all, including deceased persons
1st return
A13d. In which year did you/he/she return for the first time?
If "Name" has ever lived in Ghana
Si hh_a12 in 3
Si hh_a13c in 1
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Sysmiss
At what age did she/he come back for the first time? (HH head)
At what age did she/he come back for the first time? (HH head)
At what age did she/he come back for the first time? (HH head)
At what age did she/he come back for the first time? (HH head)
At what age did she/he come back for the first time? (HH head)
To all, including deceased persons
1st return
A13d. In which year did you/he/she return for the first time? Don't know: How old were you / was he/she?
=> Next person
If "Name" has ever lived in Ghana
Si hh_a12 in 3
Si hh_a13c in 1
284
962
6
71
33.711
11.197
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Sysmiss
Your house is
Your house is
Your house is
Your house is
Your house is
MODULE E: Housing and assets
"Now we will talk about your dwelling and the equipment and assets that are available to you"
"To start with, we will talk about the characteristics of your dwelling"
Type of dwelling
E1. Your dwelling is:
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28
1
One or several rooms in a share compound
2
An apartment in a building
3
A multi storey house
4
A single storey house
7
Other
Sysmiss
Number of rooms
Number of rooms
Number of rooms
Number of rooms
Number of rooms
Number of rooms
E2. How many rooms are used as living space, not counting the sanitary facilities and the kitchen?
1212
34
1
31
2.528
1.852
The toilet facilities are 1
The toilet facilities are 1
The toilet facilities are 1
The toilet facilities are 1
The toilet facilities are 1
Amenities
E3. The toilet facilities are:
First answer
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30
1
Flush toilet linked to sewerage
2
Flush toilet with pit
3
Latrines
4
Public toilets
5
Free range
6
Other
Sysmiss
The toilet facilities are 2
The toilet facilities are 2
The toilet facilities are 2
The toilet facilities are 2
The toilet facilities are 2
Amenities
E3. The toilet facilities are:
Second answer
13
1233
2
Flush toilet with pit
3
Latrines
4
Public toilets
5
Free range
Sysmiss
The toilet facilities are 3
The toilet facilities are 3
The toilet facilities are 3
The toilet facilities are 3
The toilet facilities are 3
Amenities
E3. The toilet facilities are:
Third answer
2
1244
4
Public toilets
5
Free range
Sysmiss
The toilet facilities are 4
The toilet facilities are 4
The toilet facilities are 4
The toilet facilities are 4
The toilet facilities are 4
Amenities
E3. The toilet facilities are:
Fourth answer
1
1245
5
Free range
Sysmiss
Water supply 1
Water supply 1
Water supply 1
Water supply 1
Water supply 1
Water and power supply
E4. You have access to water through:
First answer
1220
26
1
Indoor well
2
Outdoor well
3
Indoor plumbing/tap in the house
5
Borehole
6
Water vendor
40
Tap outside within the compound/plot
41
Tap outside in the neighbours' compound/plot
42
Tap outside in the neighbourhood
71
A spring/stream/river
Sysmiss
Water supply 2
Water supply 2
Water supply 2
Water supply 2
Water supply 2
Water and power supply
E4. You have access to water through:
Second answer
35
1211
3
Indoor plumbing/tap in the house
5
Borehole
6
Water vendor
40
Tap outside within the compound/plot
41
Tap outside in the neighbours' compound/plot
42
Tap outside in the neighbourhood
71
A spring/stream/river
Sysmiss
Water supply 3
Water supply 3
Water supply 3
Water supply 3
Water supply 3
Water and power supply
E4. You have access to water through:
Third answer
1246
Sysmiss
Do you have electricity
Do you have electricity
Do you have electricity
Do you have electricity
Do you have electricity
E5. Do you have electricity?
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1
Yes
Sysmiss
Fuel 1
Fuel 1
Fuel 1
Fuel 1
Fuel 1
Fuel
E6. Most of the time, what is the energy used by the household for cooking?
First answer
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33
Electricity
1
Gas
2
Charcoal
3
Firewood
4
Other
5
None
Sysmiss
Fuel 2
Fuel 2
Fuel 2
Fuel 2
Fuel 2
Fuel
E6. Most of the time, what is the energy used by the household for cooking?
Second answer
572
674
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Gas
2
Charcoal
3
Firewood
Sysmiss
Fuel 3
Fuel 3
Fuel 3
Fuel 3
Fuel 3
Fuel
E6. Most of the time, what is the energy used by the household for cooking?
Third answer
38
1208
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Charcoal
3
Firewood
4
Other
Sysmiss
Fuel 4
Fuel 4
Fuel 4
Fuel 4
Fuel 4
Fuel
E6. Most of the time, what is the energy used by the household for cooking?
Fourth answer
2
1244
3
Firewood
4
Other
Sysmiss
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Durable goods
E7. Which of the following items does your household own?
Refrigerator/ freezer
1246
No
1
Yes
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Durable goods
E7. Which of the following items does your household own?
Stove
1246
No
1
Yes
Sewing machine
Sewing machine
Sewing machine
Sewing machine
Sewing machine
Durable goods
E7. Which of the following items does your household own?
Sewing machine
1246
No
1
Yes
Radio/Hifi system
Radio/Hifi system
Radio/Hifi system
Radio/Hifi system
Radio/Hifi system
Durable goods
E7. Which of the following items does your household own?
Radio/ Hi-fi system
1246
No
1
Yes
TV
TV
TV
TV
TV
Durable goods
E7. Which of the following items does your household own?
TV
1246
No
1
Yes
Cable or satellite
Cable or satellite
Cable or satellite
Cable or satellite
Cable or satellite
Durable goods
E7. Which of the following items does your household own?
Cable or satellite
1246
No
1
Yes
Video/DVD player
Video/DVD player
Video/DVD player
Video/DVD player
Video/DVD player
Durable goods
E7. Which of the following items does your household own?
Video or DVD player
1246
No
1
Yes
Phone
Phone
Phone
Phone
Phone
Durable goods
E7. Which of the following items does your household own?
Phone (fixed or mobile)
1246
No
1
Yes
Computer
Computer
Computer
Computer
Computer
Durable goods
E7. Which of the following items does your household own?
Computer
1246
No
1
Yes
Internet
Internet
Internet
Internet
Internet
Durable goods
E7. Which of the following items does your household own?
Internet connection
1246
No
1
Yes
Fan
Fan
Fan
Fan
Fan
Durable goods
E7. Which of the following items does your household own?
Fan
1246
No
1
Yes
Air conditionning
Air conditionning
Air conditionning
Air conditionning
Air conditionning
Durable goods
E7. Which of the following items does your household own?
Air conditioning
1246
No
1
Yes
None
None
None
None
None
Durable goods
E7. Which of the following items does your household own?
None
1246
No
1
Yes
Taxi
Taxi
Taxi
Taxi
Taxi
E8. What means of transport does your household own?
Taxi
1246
No
1
Yes
Car
Car
Car
Car
Car
E8. What means of transport does your household own?
Car
1246
No
1
Yes
Motorcycle
Motorcycle
Motorcycle
Motorcycle
Motorcycle
E8. What means of transport does your household own?
Motorcycle
1246
No
1
Yes
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
E8. What means of transport does your household own?
Bicycle
1246
No
1
Yes
Cart
Cart
Cart
Cart
Cart
E8. What means of transport does your household own?
Cart
1246
No
1
Yes
Tractor
Tractor
Tractor
Tractor
Tractor
E8. What means of transport does your household own?
Tractor
1246
No
1
Yes
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
E8. What means of transport does your household own?
Other
1246
No
1
Yes
None
None
None
None
None
E8. What means of transport does your household own?
None
1246
No
1
Yes
Since which year have you been living in this dwelling (HH head)
Since which year have you been living in this dwelling (HH head)
Since which year have you been living in this dwelling (HH head)
Since which year have you been living in this dwelling (HH head)
Since which year have you been living in this dwelling (HH head)
"To come back to your dwelling..."
E9. How long have you been living in this dwelling?
Which year
1177
69
1913
2009
1913
1917
1935
1939
1940
1942
1943
1944
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1949
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2009
Sysmiss
Since how many years have you been living in this dwelling (HH head)
Since how many years have you been living in this dwelling (HH head)
Since how many years have you been living in this dwelling (HH head)
Since how many years have you been living in this dwelling (HH head)
Since how many years have you been living in this dwelling (HH head)
"To come back to your dwelling..."
E9. How long have you been living in this dwelling?
How many years
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Sysmiss
E9: plain text answers (HH head)
E9: plain text answers (HH head)
E9: plain text answers (HH head)
E9: plain text answers (HH head)
E9: plain text answers (HH head)
"To come back to your dwelling..."
E9. How long have you been living in this dwelling?
Or in plain text:
1183
.
3 MONTHS
9MONTHS
ABOUT 3 MONTHS
ABOUT 35 YEARS
BORN HERE IN 1967 AND LEFT FOR LAGOS 2YRS & BACK
FIVE MONTHS
Are you? (HH head)
Are you? (HH head)
Are you? (HH head)
Are you? (HH head)
Are you? (HH head)
Occupancy status of the household head
E10. Are you/ Is the head of the household:
If e10 in 4 => Go to e12_num (E12)
If e10 in 50, 51, 6, 7 => Go to e14 (E14)
1215
31
1
Tenant
2
Co-tenant
3
Housed by the employer
4
Housed for free
6
Leaseholder
7
In a family house or compound
50
Owner
51
Co-owner
Sysmiss
Does or did your owner live abroad?
Does or did your owner live abroad?
Does or did your owner live abroad?
Does or did your owner live abroad?
Does or did your owner live abroad?
E11. Does or did your landlord live abroad?
Go to e22 (E22)
If e10 in 1, 2, 3
527
719
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Who lodge you? Person ID
Who lodge you? Person ID
Who lodge you? Person ID
Who lodge you? Person ID
Who lodge you? Person ID
E12. Who is providing housing for you?
If in the household, note Person ID
If e10 in 4
47
1199
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
10
Sysmiss
Who lodge you? Plain text answers
Who lodge you? Plain text answers
Who lodge you? Plain text answers
Who lodge you? Plain text answers
Who lodge you? Plain text answers
E12. Who is providing housing for you?
Relationship in plain text
If e10 in 4
1187
.
.b
A FORMER EMPLOYER
A FRIEND
A SISTER
AN UNCLE
AUNTIE
BROTHER
BROTHER OF HEAD
BROTHER-IN-LAW
COUSIN
DADDY
DECEASED FATHER
DECEASWD AUNT
FATHER
FATHER HOUSE
FATHER IN LAW
FATHER'S HOUSE
FATHER-IN-LAW
FRIEND
GOD FATHER
GRAND FATHER
GRAND MOTHER
GRANDFATHER
GRANDMOTHER
GRANND MOTHER
HEAD'S PARENT
HUSBAND
IN-LAWS
LAND LORD
MOTHER
MOTHER OF 02
MY MOTHER
NOT IN HOUSEHOLD NO FAMILY TIES
OTHER RELATIVE OF HH
PARTNER
PARTNER ONE'S RELATIVE DECEASED PARTNER
SISTER
SON
SON OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD
SON-IN-LAW
SPOUCE
SPOUSE
THE OWNER IS A FRIEND FROM THEIR HOMETOWN
THE PARTNER OF HOUSEHOLD HEAD WHO LIVES IN ACCRA
UNCLE
UNCLE TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD
WITHOUT FAMILY TIES
Did your lodger already live abroad?
Did your lodger already live abroad?
Did your lodger already live abroad?
Did your lodger already live abroad?
Did your lodger already live abroad?
E13. Does or did the person who provides housing for you live abroad?
If e10 in 4
97
1149
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Building the dwelling
Building the dwelling
Building the dwelling
Building the dwelling
Building the dwelling
Purchase
Owners and other knowledgeable household members
Contruction
E14. Did the owner/you build this dwelling him/herself/yourself?
If e14 in 0 => Go to e17_1 (E17)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
599
647
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Kind of financement for the plot 1
Kind of financement for the plot 1
Kind of financement for the plot 1
Kind of financement for the plot 1
Kind of financement for the plot 1
Financing of the plot
E15. Has the plot been paid for, in part at least, with money earned abroad?
Kind of financement 1
If e15_1 and e15_2 and e15_3 in 1, 9 => Go to e17_1 (E17)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e14 in 1
347
899
1
No
2
Yes in another country in Africa
3
Yes in Europe
4
Yes in another country
Sysmiss
Kind of financement for the plot 2
Kind of financement for the plot 2
Kind of financement for the plot 2
Kind of financement for the plot 2
Kind of financement for the plot 2
Financing of the plot
E15. Has the plot been paid for, in part at least, with money earned abroad?
Kind of financement 2
If e15_1 and e15_2 and e15_3 in 1, 9 => Go to e17_1 (E17)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e14 in 1
4
1242
3
Yes in Europe
4
Yes in another country
Sysmiss
Kind of financement for the plot 3
Kind of financement for the plot 3
Kind of financement for the plot 3
Kind of financement for the plot 3
Kind of financement for the plot 3
Financing of the plot
E15. Has the plot been paid for, in part at least, with money earned abroad?
Kind of financement 3
If e15_1 and e15_2 and e15_3 in 1, 9 => Go to e17_1 (E17)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e14 in 1
1246
Sysmiss
This money for the plot has been earned by
This money for the plot has been earned by
This money for the plot has been earned by
This money for the plot has been earned by
This money for the plot has been earned by
E16. Has this money been earned by... :
Who
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e14 in 1
If e15_1 or e15_2 or e15_3 in 2, 3, 4
53
1193
1
The household head
2
A person we already talked about
3
Somebody else
Sysmiss
1st person ID who earned this money for the plot
1st person ID who earned this money for the plot
1st person ID who earned this money for the plot
1st person ID who earned this money for the plot
1st person ID who earned this money for the plot
E16. Has this money been earned by... :
If "A person we already talked about" => Note the person ID (1st)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e14 in 1
If e15_1 or e15_2 or e15_3 in 2, 3, 4
17
1229
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
10
Sysmiss
2nd person ID who earned this money for the plot
2nd person ID who earned this money for the plot
2nd person ID who earned this money for the plot
2nd person ID who earned this money for the plot
2nd person ID who earned this money for the plot
E16. Has this money been earned by... :
If "A person we already talked about" => Note the person ID (2nd)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e14 in 1
If e15_1 or e15_2 or e15_3 in 2, 3, 4
2
1244
4
5
Sysmiss
3rd person ID who earned this money for the plot
3rd person ID who earned this money for the plot
3rd person ID who earned this money for the plot
3rd person ID who earned this money for the plot
3rd person ID who earned this money for the plot
E16. Has this money been earned by... :
If "A person we already talked about" => Note the person ID (3rd)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e14 in 1
If e15_1 or e15_2 or e15_3 in 2, 3, 4
1
1245
6
Sysmiss
Kind of financement for the house 1
Kind of financement for the house 1
Kind of financement for the house 1
Kind of financement for the house 1
Kind of financement for the house 1
Financing of the dwelling
E17. Has this dwelling (purchase or construction) been paid for, in part at least, with money earned abroad?
Kind of financement 1
If e17_1 and e17_2 and e17_3 in 1, 9 => Go to e19_1 (E19)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
581
665
1
No
2
Yes in another country in Africa
3
Yes in Europe
4
Yes in another country
Sysmiss
Kind of financement for the house 2
Kind of financement for the house 2
Kind of financement for the house 2
Kind of financement for the house 2
Kind of financement for the house 2
Financing of the dwelling
E17. Has this dwelling (purchase or construction) been paid for, in part at least, with money earned abroad?
Kind of financement 2
If e17_1 and e17_2 and e17_3 in 1, 9 => Go to e19_1 (E19)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
6
1240
3
Yes in Europe
4
Yes in another country
Sysmiss
Kind of financement for the house 3
Kind of financement for the house 3
Kind of financement for the house 3
Kind of financement for the house 3
Kind of financement for the house 3
Financing of the dwelling
E17. Has this dwelling (purchase or construction) been paid for, in part at least, with money earned abroad?
Kind of financement 3
If e17_1 and e17_2 and e17_3 in 1, 9 => Go to e19_1 (E19)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
1246
Sysmiss
This money for the house has been earned by
This money for the house has been earned by
This money for the house has been earned by
This money for the house has been earned by
This money for the house has been earned by
E18. Has this money been earned by...
Who
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e17_1 or e17_2 or e17_3 in 2, 3, 4
67
1179
1
The household head
2
A person we already talked about
3
Somebody else
Sysmiss
1st person ID who earned this money for the house
1st person ID who earned this money for the house
1st person ID who earned this money for the house
1st person ID who earned this money for the house
1st person ID who earned this money for the house
E18. Has this money been earned by...
If "A person we already talked about" => Note the person ID (1st)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e17_1 or e17_2 or e17_3 in 2, 3, 4
24
1222
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
12
Sysmiss
2nd person ID who earned this money for the house
2nd person ID who earned this money for the house
2nd person ID who earned this money for the house
2nd person ID who earned this money for the house
2nd person ID who earned this money for the house
E18. Has this money been earned by...
If "A person we already talked about" => Note the person ID (2nd)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e17_1 or e17_2 or e17_3 in 2, 3, 4
1246
Sysmiss
3rd person ID who earned this money for the house
3rd person ID who earned this money for the house
3rd person ID who earned this money for the house
3rd person ID who earned this money for the house
3rd person ID who earned this money for the house
E18. Has this money been earned by...
If "A person we already talked about" => Note the person ID (3rd)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e17_1 or e17_2 or e17_3 in 2, 3, 4
1246
Sysmiss
Dwelling modified by... Outside refurbishments
Dwelling modified by... Outside refurbishments
Dwelling modified by... Outside refurbishments
Dwelling modified by... Outside refurbishments
Dwelling modified by... Outside refurbishments
Rebuilding and modifications
Nature of the rebuilding
E19. Have you modified this dwelling since you moved in by...
Making outside refurbishments
If e19_1 and e19_2 and e19_3 and e19_4 in 0 => Go to e22 (E22)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
606
640
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Dwelling modified by... Additional floor
Dwelling modified by... Additional floor
Dwelling modified by... Additional floor
Dwelling modified by... Additional floor
Dwelling modified by... Additional floor
Rebuilding and modifications
Nature of the rebuilding
E19. Have you modified this dwelling since you moved in by...
Constructing an additional floor
If e19_1 and e19_2 and e19_3 and e19_4 in 0 => Go to e22 (E22)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
588
658
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Dwelling modified by... Adding a room on the ground floor
Dwelling modified by... Adding a room on the ground floor
Dwelling modified by... Adding a room on the ground floor
Dwelling modified by... Adding a room on the ground floor
Dwelling modified by... Adding a room on the ground floor
Rebuilding and modifications
Nature of the rebuilding
E19. Have you modified this dwelling since you moved in by...
Adding a room on the ground floor
If e19_1 and e19_2 and e19_3 and e19_4 in 0 => Go to e22 (E22)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
590
656
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Dwelling modified by... Other
Dwelling modified by... Other
Dwelling modified by... Other
Dwelling modified by... Other
Dwelling modified by... Other
Rebuilding and modifications
Nature of the rebuilding
E19. Have you modified this dwelling since you moved in by...
Other types of construction or renovation work
If e19_1 and e19_2 and e19_3 and e19_4 in 0 => Go to e22 (E22)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
602
644
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Kind of financement for the modifications 1
Kind of financement for the modifications 1
Kind of financement for the modifications 1
Kind of financement for the modifications 1
Kind of financement for the modifications 1
E20. Have these modifications been paid for with money earned abroad?
Kind of financement 1
If e20_1 and e20_2 and e20_3 in 1, 9 => Go to e22 (E22)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e19_1 or e19_2 or e19_3 or e19_4 in 1
324
922
1
No
2
Yes in another country in Africa
3
Yes in Europe
4
Yes in another country
Sysmiss
Kind of financement for the modifications 2
Kind of financement for the modifications 2
Kind of financement for the modifications 2
Kind of financement for the modifications 2
Kind of financement for the modifications 2
E20. Have these modifications been paid for with money earned abroad?
Kind of financement 2
If e20_1 and e20_2 and e20_3 in 1, 9 => Go to e22 (E22)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e19_1 or e19_2 or e19_3 or e19_4 in 1
3
1243
4
Yes in another country
Sysmiss
Kind of financement for the modifications 3
Kind of financement for the modifications 3
Kind of financement for the modifications 3
Kind of financement for the modifications 3
Kind of financement for the modifications 3
E20. Have these modifications been paid for with money earned abroad?
Kind of financement 3
If e20_1 and e20_2 and e20_3 in 1, 9 => Go to e22 (E22)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e19_1 or e19_2 or e19_3 or e19_4 in 1
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This money for the modifications has been earned by
This money for the modifications has been earned by
This money for the modifications has been earned by
This money for the modifications has been earned by
This money for the modifications has been earned by
E21. Has this money been earned by...
Who
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e19_1 or e19_2 or e19_3 or e19_4 in 1
If e20_1 or e20_2 or e20_3 in 2, 3, 4
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The household head
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A person we already talked about
3
Somebody else
Sysmiss
1st person ID who earned this money for the modifications
1st person ID who earned this money for the modifications
1st person ID who earned this money for the modifications
1st person ID who earned this money for the modifications
1st person ID who earned this money for the modifications
E21. Has this money been earned by...
If "A person we already talked about" => Note the person ID (1st)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e19_1 or e19_2 or e19_3 or e19_4 in 1
If e20_1 or e20_2 or e20_3 in 2, 3, 4
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2nd person ID who earned this money for the modifications
2nd person ID who earned this money for the modifications
2nd person ID who earned this money for the modifications
2nd person ID who earned this money for the modifications
2nd person ID who earned this money for the modifications
E21. Has this money been earned by...
If "A person we already talked about" => Note the person ID (2nd)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e19_1 or e19_2 or e19_3 or e19_4 in 1
If e20_1 or e20_2 or e20_3 in 2, 3, 4
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3rd person ID who earned this money for the modifications
3rd person ID who earned this money for the modifications
3rd person ID who earned this money for the modifications
3rd person ID who earned this money for the modifications
3rd person ID who earned this money for the modifications
E21. Has this money been earned by...
If "A person we already talked about" => Note the person ID (3rd)
If e10 in 4, 6, 7, 50, 51
If e19_1 or e19_2 or e19_3 or e19_4 in 1
If e20_1 or e20_2 or e20_3 in 2, 3, 4
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Sysmiss
Is the HH head owner of other plots of land
Is the HH head owner of other plots of land
Is the HH head owner of other plots of land
Is the HH head owner of other plots of land
Is the HH head owner of other plots of land
Other plot(s) of land
E22. Are you / is the household head owner of other plots of land?
If e22 in 0 => Go to e28 (E28)
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1
Yes
Sysmiss
How many plots do you have?
How many plots do you have?
How many plots do you have?
How many plots do you have?
How many plots do you have?
E23. How many plots do you own in total?
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1
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1.406
0.834
1
1 plot
2
2 plots
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3 plots
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4 plots
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5 plots
6
6 plots
8
8 plots
Sysmiss
Kind of financement for the plots 1
Kind of financement for the plots 1
Kind of financement for the plots 1
Kind of financement for the plots 1
Kind of financement for the plots 1
E24. Has this plot/Have these plots been paid for, in part at least, with money earned abroad:
Kind of financement 1
If e24_1 and e24_2 and e24_3 in 1, 9 => Go to e26 (E26)
If e22 in 1
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Yes in another country in Africa
3
Yes in Europe
4
Yes in another country
Sysmiss
Kind of financement for the plots 2
Kind of financement for the plots 2
Kind of financement for the plots 2
Kind of financement for the plots 2
Kind of financement for the plots 2
E24. Has this plot/Have these plots been paid for, in part at least, with money earned abroad:
Kind of financement 2
If e24_1 and e24_2 and e24_3 in 1, 9 => Go to e26 (E26)
If e22 in 1
4
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3
Yes in Europe
4
Yes in another country
Sysmiss
Kind of financement for the plots 3
Kind of financement for the plots 3
Kind of financement for the plots 3
Kind of financement for the plots 3
Kind of financement for the plots 3
E24. Has this plot/Have these plots been paid for, in part at least, with money earned abroad:
Kind of financement 3
If e24_1 and e24_2 and e24_3 in 1, 9 => Go to e26 (E26)
If e22 in 1
1
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Sysmiss
This money for the plots has been earned by
This money for the plots has been earned by
This money for the plots has been earned by
This money for the plots has been earned by
This money for the plots has been earned by
E25. Who provides this money...
Who
If e22 in 1
If e24_1 or e24_2 or e24_3 in 2, 3, 4
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The household head
2
A person we already talked about
3
Somebody else
Sysmiss
1st person ID who earned this money for the plots
1st person ID who earned this money for the plots
1st person ID who earned this money for the plots
1st person ID who earned this money for the plots
1st person ID who earned this money for the plots
E25. Who provides this money...
If "A person we already talked about" => Note the person ID (1st)
If e22 in 1
If e24_1 or e24_2 or e24_3 in 2, 3, 4
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9
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2nd person ID who earned this money for the plots
2nd person ID who earned this money for the plots
2nd person ID who earned this money for the plots
2nd person ID who earned this money for the plots
2nd person ID who earned this money for the plots
E25. Who provides this money...
If "A person we already talked about" => Note the person ID (2nd)
If e22 in 1
If e24_1 or e24_2 or e24_3 in 2, 3, 4
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3rd person ID who earned this money for the plots
3rd person ID who earned this money for the plots
3rd person ID who earned this money for the plots
3rd person ID who earned this money for the plots
3rd person ID who earned this money for the plots
E25. Who provides this money...
If "A person we already talked about" => Note the person ID (3rd)
If e22 in 1
If e24_1 or e24_2 or e24_3 in 2, 3, 4
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These plots are
These plots are
These plots are
These plots are
These plots are
E26. Is this/Are these plots of land…
If e26 not in 2 => Go to e28 (E28)
If e22 in 1
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Building land or with a building currently under construction
2
Agricultural land (crops, livestock)
Sysmiss
Utilisation of the agricultural land 1
Utilisation of the agricultural land 1
Utilisation of the agricultural land 1
Utilisation of the agricultural land 1
Utilisation of the agricultural land 1
E27. How is the agricultural land used?
Utilisation 1
If e22 in 1
If e26 in 2
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For perennial crop
2
For market gardening
3
For livestock breeding
4
Other
Sysmiss
Utilisation of the agricultural land 2
Utilisation of the agricultural land 2
Utilisation of the agricultural land 2
Utilisation of the agricultural land 2
Utilisation of the agricultural land 2
E27. How is the agricultural land used?
Utilisation 2
If e22 in 1
If e26 in 2
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For market gardening
4
Other
Sysmiss
Utilisation of the agricultural land 3
Utilisation of the agricultural land 3
Utilisation of the agricultural land 3
Utilisation of the agricultural land 3
Utilisation of the agricultural land 3
E27. How is the agricultural land used?
Utilisation 3
If e22 in 1
If e26 in 2
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Utilisation of the agricultural land 4
Utilisation of the agricultural land 4
Utilisation of the agricultural land 4
Utilisation of the agricultural land 4
Utilisation of the agricultural land 4
E27. How is the agricultural land used?
Utilisation 4
If e22 in 1
If e26 in 2
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Do you have animals (HH head)
Do you have animals (HH head)
Do you have animals (HH head)
Do you have animals (HH head)
Do you have animals (HH head)
E28. Do you (the household head) own animals?
If e28 in 0 => Go to o1 (O1)
If e28 in 1 => Read out the list and indicate the number of animals
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Yes
Goats (HH head)
Goats (HH head)
Goats (HH head)
Goats (HH head)
Goats (HH head)
E28. Do you (the household head) own animals? If "Yes" => Read out the list and indicate the number of animals
Goats
If e28 in 1
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30
1.482
4.05
0 goat
1
1 goat
2
2 goats
3
3 goats
4
4 goats
5
5 goats
6
6 goats
7
7 goats
9
9 goats
10
10 goats
12
12 goats
13
13 goats
20
20 goats
30
30 goats
Sheep (HH head)
Sheep (HH head)
Sheep (HH head)
Sheep (HH head)
Sheep (HH head)
E28. Do you (the household head) own animals? If "Yes" => Read out the list and indicate the number of animals
Sheep
If e28 in 1
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0.294
1.661
0 sheep
2
2 sheeps
4
4 sheeps
8
8 sheeps
10
10 sheeps
14
14 sheeps
Pigs (HH head)
Pigs (HH head)
Pigs (HH head)
Pigs (HH head)
Pigs (HH head)
E28. Do you (the household head) own animals? If "Yes" => Read out the list and indicate the number of animals
Pigs
If e28 in 1
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14
0.103
1.2
0 pig
14
14 pigs
Horses (HH head)
Horses (HH head)
Horses (HH head)
Horses (HH head)
Horses (HH head)
E28. Do you (the household head) own animals? If "Yes" => Read out the list and indicate the number of animals
Horses
If e28 in 1
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0 horse
Donkeys (HH head)
Donkeys (HH head)
Donkeys (HH head)
Donkeys (HH head)
Donkeys (HH head)
E28. Do you (the household head) own animals? If "Yes" => Read out the list and indicate the number of animals
Donkeys
If e28 in 1
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0.0368
0.429
0 donkey
5
5 donkeys
Cows, oxen (HH head)
Cows, oxen (HH head)
Cows, oxen (HH head)
Cows, oxen (HH head)
Cows, oxen (HH head)
E28. Do you (the household head) own animals? If "Yes" => Read out the list and indicate the number of animals
Cows, oxen
If e28 in 1
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1110
100
1.037
8.728
0 cow
1
1 cow
3
3 cows
4
4 cows
6
6 cows
18
18 cows
100
100 cows
Chicken/hens (HH head)
Chicken/hens (HH head)
Chicken/hens (HH head)
Chicken/hens (HH head)
Chicken/hens (HH head)
E28. Do you (the household head) own animals? If "Yes" => Read out the list and indicate the number of animals
Chicken/hens
=> Next page
To be read to the head of the household (or the person who replied to the questionnaire)
"We have now come to the end of this questionnaire.
I and the entire team thank you very much for your cooperation and your participation in this study.
There are two forms of questionaires for each selected household. The first stage is this questionnaire that we have just filled out. The second consists of questions which will be answered by you or another person in the household.
I will therefore visit you again shortly and ask the selected member(s) of your household to answer the other questionnaire.
I thank you again very much for your welcome."
If e28 in 1
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5000
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430.41
0 chicken
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1 chicken
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2 chickens
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3 chickens
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4 chickens
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6 chickens
7
7 chickens
10
10 chickens
11
11 chickens
15
15 chickens
20
20 chickens
30
30 chickens
500
500 chickens
5000
5000 chickens
End hour of the interview
End hour of the interview
End hour of the interview
End hour of the interview
End hour of the interview
End of the interview:
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Who answered the questionnaire
Who answered the questionnaire
Who answered the questionnaire
Who answered the questionnaire
Who answered the questionnaire
Module 0: Interviewer's observations regarding the interviewing conditions
To be filled out by the interviewer shortly after the interview. The answers to the following questions as well as any additional comments will be very useful for understanding the interview conditions. Thank you!
Interview:
O1. Who answered the questionnaire? Indicate the individuals' ID:
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2
3
4
5
6
7
Sysmiss
First language used in the interview
First language used in the interview
First language used in the interview
First language used in the interview
First language used in the interview
O2. Language used in the interview:
First language
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65
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English
22
Akan
23
Ga
Sysmiss
Second language used in the interview
Second language used in the interview
Second language used in the interview
Second language used in the interview
Second language used in the interview
O2. Language used in the interview:
Second language
8
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Akan
23
Ga
Sysmiss
Translation
Translation
Translation
Translation
Translation
O3. Did you feel that it was sometimes difficult to translate certain questions?
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1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify which questions where difficult to translate
Specify which questions where difficult to translate
Specify which questions where difficult to translate
Specify which questions where difficult to translate
Specify which questions where difficult to translate
O3. Did you feel that it was sometimes difficult to translate certain questions?
If "Yes" => Which ones?
If o3 in 1
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QUESTIONS WITH AGES
General reception by the respondent
General reception by the respondent
General reception by the respondent
General reception by the respondent
General reception by the respondent
General reception by the respondents and perception of the survey:
O4. How were you received by the respondent?
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Well
2
Moderately
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Poorly
Sysmiss
Persuasion
Persuasion
Persuasion
Persuasion
Persuasion
O5. Did you need to persuade the respondent to participate?
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No, not at all. The HH head had been notified and agreed to be interviewed
2
Yes, a bit. The HH head hadn't been notified
3
Yes, a bit. The HH head had been notified but was reluctant
4
Yes. The HH head had been notified but was very reluctant
5
Yes, very much so. The HH head had not been notified and was very reluctant
Sysmiss
Comments of the respondent
Comments of the respondent
Comments of the respondent
Comments of the respondent
Comments of the respondent
O6. Did the respondent make any comments on the survey?
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1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify the respondent's comments
Specify the respondent's comments
Specify the respondent's comments
Specify the respondent's comments
Specify the respondent's comments
O6. Did the respondent make any comments on the survey?
If "Yes" => Which ones?
If o6 in 1
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A GOOD SURVEY
ABOUT THE LONGEVITY OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE
ALOT OF THESE KIND HAS BEEN DONE BUT NO OUTCOME TO HELP THE PEOPLE
C4
DID NOT SEE THE NEED TO GIVE THE PERSONAL PERSONAL DATA OF HIS FAMILY
DIFFICULTY IN RECOLLECTING AGES
HE NEED MONEY NOT QUESTIONS
HE WAS UNAWARE OF THE SURVEY BUT WAS WILLING TO RESPOND
HOW AUTHENTIC THE RESEARCH WAS
HOW WILL THIS SURVEY HELP US?
IMPORTANCE
IMPORTANCE OF STUDY
IMPORTANCE OF STUDY.
IMPORTANCE OF SURVEY
IMPORTANCE OF THE STUDY
IT IS TOO BULKY AND VOLUMINOUS
IT WAS TOO LENGTHY & PERSONAL THEY DON'T HAVE TIME FOR BIO
IT'S IMPORTANCE
IT'S IMPORTANT
ITS IMPORTANCE
ITS SIGNIFICANCE
MOST OF HIS ANSWERS ARE VERY PRIVATE
MOST OF THE QUESTIONS ARE IRRELEVANT TO HER
NOT CONVINCED ABOUT THE NEED FOR THE SURVEY
NUMEROUS OF SUCH SURVEY HAVE RESULTED IN NOTHING BENEFICIAL FOR THEM
QUESTIONS SO MANY
QUESTIONS TOO MANY
QUESTIONS TOO MANY AND PERSONAL
SAID ITS TOO LENGTHY
SAID THE QUESTIONAIRE IS TOO LENTHY
SHE DOES NOT SEE THE NECESSITY OF IT.
SHE DOESN'T BELIEVE ANYTHING
SHE DOESN'T KNOW ANYTING ABOUT IT
SHE SAID THE QUESTIONAIRE WAS TOO BULKY/LONG
SHE SHID THE QUESTIONAIRE WAS TOO BULKY.
SHE WANTED A GIFT SINCE SHE HAD PARTAKEN IN A SURVEY WHERE GIFTS WERE GIVEN TO HER
SHE WAS NOT LISTED SO WOULD NOT PARTICIPATE
SHE WAS NOT NOTIFIED
SHE WAS UNAWARE OF THE SURVEY.THIS MIGHT BE BECAUSE SOMEONE RESPONDED ON HER BEHALF DURING THE LISTING
SHE WAS WORRIED ABOUT THE QUESTIONS OF WHICH SHE CONSIDERED AS TOO MANY
SO MANY SURVEYS BUT NOTHING IS HEARD ABOUT THEM
SOME OF THE QUESTIONS DEMANDED ANSWERS WHILE WERE PERSONAL
SOME OF THE QUESTIONS WERE PERSONAL
SOME QUESTIONS ARE TOO PERSONAL, EG NO OF PLOTS
THE ACE OF 02,AND PROFESSION OF 02
THE OUTCOME SHOULD BRING A CHANGE IN THE LIVES OF GHANAIANS
THE QUESTION WAS TOO PERSONAL
THE QUESTIONAIRE IS TOO BULKY
THE QUESTIONAIRE WAS TOO BULKY
THE QUESTIONAIRE WAS TOO DETAILED AND PERSONAL
THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS TOO DETAILED
THE QUESTIONNAIRE WAS BULKY
THE QUESTIONS ARE PRIVATE AND PERSONAL
THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO DETAILED
THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO MANY
THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO PERSONAL & A RESPONDENTS NEVER SUPPOSE TO GIVE THE NAME WHEN ANSWERING. AGES SHOULD HAVE BEEN IN A RANGE
THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO PERSONAL WHICH INVADES PRIVACY.
THE QUESTIONS WERE TOO PERSONAL
THE QUSTIONS ARE TOO MANY
THE SURVEY DOESN'T BRING ANY BENEFIT
THE TOPIC OF THE SURVEY WAS TOO SENSITIVE
THESE QUESTIONS ARE LESS IMPORTANT
THIS SURVEY SHOULD NOT BE CONDUCTED ON RESPONDENTS FOR FREE.
THIS WILL NOT CHANGE ANYTHING IN LIVES
TOO MANY QUESITIONS
TOO MANY QUESTIONS
TOO MANY UNECESSARY QUESTIONS
WE SHOULD HAVE ADDED MONEY TO IT
WHAT ARE ALL THESE FOR
WHAT ARE YOU GIVING ME AFTER ANSWERING ALL THE QUESTIONS
WHAT BENEFIT WILL IT GIVE HIM
WHAT IS THE NEED FOR THESE QUESTIONS.
WHAT WILL BE THE OUTCOME OF STUDY
WHAT WILL IT BE USED FOR
WHY ALL THE PERSONAL QUESTIONS ABOUT HER FAMILY AND HER HISTORY
WHY THESE PERSONNAL QUESTIONS
YOU COME AND WASTE OUR TIME WITHOUT GIVING US MONEY
Presence of other persons during the interview
Presence of other persons during the interview
Presence of other persons during the interview
Presence of other persons during the interview
Presence of other persons during the interview
The conditions during the interview:
O7. Were there other persons present during the interview?
If o7 not in 1, 2 => Go to o9 (O9)
1206
40
1
Yes, during the entire interview
2
Yes, during part of the interview
3
No
Sysmiss
Influence of the other person(s)
Influence of the other person(s)
Influence of the other person(s)
Influence of the other person(s)
Influence of the other person(s)
O8. In your opinion, did this presence influence the answers given by the respondent?
If o7 in 1, 2
261
985
2
Yes, but only in certain parts of the questionnaire
3
No
Sysmiss
Specify which part(s) of the questionnaire
Specify which part(s) of the questionnaire
Specify which part(s) of the questionnaire
Specify which part(s) of the questionnaire
Specify which part(s) of the questionnaire
O8. In your opinion, did this presence influence the answers given by the respondent?
If "Yes, but only in certain parts of the questionnaire" => Which ones?
If o7 in 1, 2
If o8 in 2
1234
.
.b
.c
1
2
2 A18
3
ABOUT HIS CURRENT HOUSSEHOLD
MONEY SENT TO FREDERICK BY VERONICA
THE QUESTION ON HELEN (O2)
Interruption
Interruption
Interruption
Interruption
Interruption
O9. Did you have to interrupt the interview?
1208
38
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify why and when the interruption occurred
Specify why and when the interruption occurred
Specify why and when the interruption occurred
Specify why and when the interruption occurred
Specify why and when the interruption occurred
O9. Did you have to interrupt the interview?
If "Yes" => Why, and at which point?
If o9 in 1
1184
.
1
1. WAS SELLING AT HER SHOP AND SO GOT UP OCCASSIONALLY TO ATTEND TO CUSTOMERS. 2. HAD SOMEBODY VISITING DURING THE INTERVIEW
2
A 14VIL/DEP TO RECEIVE PHONE CALL
ATTENDED TO CUSTOMERS
DUE TO PHONE CALLS
DURING MODULES BC AND E
FOR A PHONE CALL
FOR HER TO GIVE INSTRUCTIONS TO CHILDREN
HE WAS COOKING
MODLE BC TO ATTEND VISITOR
MODULE BC
PHONE CALLS
RESPONDENT COULDN'T ANSWER THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
RESPONDENT HAD TO PRAY AT THE MOSQUE
SEVERAL TIMES,TO RECEIVE PHONE CALLS OR MAKE ON
SHE HAD TO ATTEND TO CUSTOMERS WHO CAME TO BUY
SHE STOPPED SERVE HER CHILDREN FAST
SHE WAS COOKING.
TO ATTEND TO BUYERS
TO CONVINCE HIM. ALMOST EVERY MODULE
TO DO SOME CLEANING
TO PERSUADE HER. MODULE E.
TO RECEIVE PHONE CALLS
TO SEE TO HER CHILD
TO SOAK CLOTHINGS, AT MODULE BC
TO TAKE HIS MEDICINE
Comprehension of the questions
Comprehension of the questions
Comprehension of the questions
Comprehension of the questions
Comprehension of the questions
O10. In your opinion, was the respondent's comprehension of the questions:
1204
42
1
Excellent
2
Good
3
Adequate
4
Poor
Sysmiss
Difficulties to answer
Difficulties to answer
Difficulties to answer
Difficulties to answer
Difficulties to answer
O11. Did the respondent have difficulties answering certain questions?
1206
40
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify which difficulties
Specify which difficulties
Specify which difficulties
Specify which difficulties
Specify which difficulties
O11. Did the respondent have difficulties answering certain questions?
If "Yes" => Which ones?
If o11 in 1
56
1128
10-06 - DATE OF BIRTH
2
A 12
A 13 A
A 18, A 20
A13D FOR ID 01 - THE HUSBAND LATER GAVE THE CORRECT INFO.
A17
A17, A18, A20, A21 ID 09 A13, A14, A13D
A18 FOR 08 & A14 FOR 08
A20 & A21 FOR ID 04
A20 FOR 1O5,08 AND 09
AGES
AGES OF CHILDREN
AGES OF FOSTERED/SISTER'S CHILDREN
AGES OF HER CHILDREN
AGES OF HIS CHILDREN AND THIER EDUCATIONAL LEVEL
ALL QUESTIONS. SHE WAS RELEVANT TO ANSER THE QUESTION
C3 C5 C7 C8 C9 A20 FOR ID ONE
DIVULGING VITAL INFORMATION
EVERYTHING SBOUT BODULE BC AND E
HER AGE
INFORMATION ON PRINCE AND LOUISA
MODULE A - CONTINUATION
MODULE A, AZO. PIO FOR I.D 04
MODULEL BC, QUE C4
MONEY TRANSFERS & EDUCATION LEVEL
OCCUPATION OF RELATIVES ABROAD
Q3, A2, A13A, A13B
Q3, QA13A
QUESTINS WITH DATES
QUESTIONS ABOUT ID 08
QUESTIONS DEALING WITH DATES.
QUESTIONS FOR 07 & 08
QUESTIONS ON ABESENT MIGRANTS
QUESTIONS ON HOUSING AND ASSETS
QUESTIONS WITH DATES
QUESTIONS WITH RECOLLECTING DATE
RECONECTING AGES OF CHILDREN
RELATING TO HELEN
RELIGION OF 08 & 09
SHE REFUSE TO STATE THE EXACT AMOUNT OF MONEY RECEIVED FROM ABROAD THAT IS QUESTION C4 PG16
THE AGE OF PERSON WITH ID 7
THE EDUCATIONAL LEVEL OF 10,12,13,14 AND ALSO THE 1ST TIME 10,11, LEFT GHANA
THE YEARS FAMILY MEMBERS LEFT TO SETTLE IN TOGO.
THOSE DEALING WITH AGES
THOSE DEALING WITH DATES
THOSE DEALING WITH THE OCCUPATION OF PERSONAL NETWORKS OUTSIDE GHANA.
WHERE ID 01, 04 & 05 WERE BORN
.
.b
Use of written documents
Use of written documents
Use of written documents
Use of written documents
Use of written documents
O12. Did the person use written documents to answer the questionnaire?
1208
38
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify which documents
Specify which documents
Specify which documents
Specify which documents
Specify which documents
O12. Did the person use written documents to answer the questionnaire?
If "Yes" => For which questions?
If o12 in 1
1184
.
.b
10 06 - Q 3.
2
8888
A 13A
HEALTH INSURANCE CARD.
Q3
Total number of persons in the HH (living in or outside)
Total number of persons in the HH (living in or outside)
Total number of persons in the HH (living in or outside)
Total number of persons in the HH (living in or outside)
Total number of persons in the HH (living in or outside)
1246
1
21
5.945
2.927
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- n_indiv (Individual number in the HH (HH head))
Stata program:
sort n_menage n_indiv
egen hhmember=max(n_indiv), by(n_menage)
Number of persons living in the HH (excluding the persons declared as living outside the HH)
Number of persons living in the HH (excluding the persons declared as living outside the HH)
Number of persons living in the HH (excluding the persons declared as living outside the HH)
Number of persons living in the HH (excluding the persons declared as living outside the HH)
Number of persons living in the HH (excluding the persons declared as living outside the HH)
1246
1
16
3.959
2.176
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- n_indiv (Individual number in the HH (HH head))
- hh_a4 (Living in the HH (HH head))
Stata program:
gen temp=1 if hh_a4==1
replace temp=0 if hh_a4==0
sort n_menage n_indiv
gen temp_2=temp if n_menage!=n_menage[_n-1]
replace temp_2=temp_2[_n-1]+temp if temp_2==.
sort n_menage n_indiv
egen hmember=max(temp_2), by(n_menage)
drop temp temp_2
Number of children of the HH head living in the HH
Number of children of the HH head living in the HH
Number of children of the HH head living in the HH
Number of children of the HH head living in the HH
Number of children of the HH head living in the HH
1246
11
1.783
1.66
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- childhh (Children of the HH head living in the HH)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hchildin=sum(childHH), by(n_menage)
Number of children from 0 to 4 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 0 to 4 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 0 to 4 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 0 to 4 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 0 to 4 years old living in the HH
1246
3
0.241
0.539
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- childage (Age class of the HH head children living in the HH)
Stata program:
tab childage, gen(childage_dum)
egen hchild04=sum(childage_dum1), by(n_menage)
drop childage_dum1
Number of children from 5 to 12 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 5 to 12 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 5 to 12 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 5 to 12 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 5 to 12 years old living in the HH
1246
5
0.403
0.71
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- childage (Age class of the HH head children living in the HH)
Stata program:
tab childage, gen(childage_dum)
egen hchild511=sum(childage_dum2), by(n_menage)
drop childage_dum2
Number of children from 12 years old & plus living in the HH
Number of children from 12 years old & plus living in the HH
Number of children from 12 years old & plus living in the HH
Number of children from 12 years old & plus living in the HH
Number of children from 12 years old & plus living in the HH
1246
11
1.139
1.448
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- childage (Age class of the HH head children living in the HH)
Stata program:
tab childage, gen(childage_dum)
egen hchild12=sum(childage_dum3), by(n_menage)
drop childage_dum3
Number of children of the HH head living outside the HH
Number of children of the HH head living outside the HH
Number of children of the HH head living outside the HH
Number of children of the HH head living outside the HH
Number of children of the HH head living outside the HH
1246
11
1.034
1.682
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- childouthh (Children of the HH head living outside the HH)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hchildout=sum(childoutHH), by(n_menage)
Number of children of HH head living abroad
Number of children of HH head living abroad
Number of children of HH head living abroad
Number of children of HH head living abroad
Number of children of HH head living abroad
1246
7
0.228
0.731
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- migchild (Children of the HH head living abroad)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hmigchild=sum(migchild), by(n_menage)
Number of sons of the HH head living abroad
Number of sons of the HH head living abroad
Number of sons of the HH head living abroad
Number of sons of the HH head living abroad
Number of sons of the HH head living abroad
1246
5
0.13
0.477
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- migs (Son of the HH head living abroad)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hmigsons=sum(migs), by(n_menage)
Number of daughters of the HH head living abroad
Number of daughters of the HH head living abroad
Number of daughters of the HH head living abroad
Number of daughters of the HH head living abroad
Number of daughters of the HH head living abroad
1246
5
0.0979
0.403
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- migd (Daughter of the HH head living abroad)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hmigdaughters = sum(migd), by(n_menage)
Number of partners of the HH head living outside the HH, whatever the country of residence
Number of partners of the HH head living outside the HH, whatever the country of residence
Number of partners of the HH head living outside the HH, whatever the country of residence
Number of partners of the HH head living outside the HH, whatever the country of residence
Number of partners of the HH head living outside the HH, whatever the country of residence
1246
2
0.122
0.332
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- out_spouse (Partner of the HH head living outside the HH)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hspout=sum(out_spouse), by(n_menage)
Number of partners of the HH head living abroad
Number of partners of the HH head living abroad
Number of partners of the HH head living abroad
Number of partners of the HH head living abroad
Number of partners of the HH head living abroad
1246
2
0.121
0.331
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- migspouse (Partner of the HH head living abroad)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hmigspcm=sum(migspouse), by(n_menage)
Total number of partners living abroad
Total number of partners living abroad
Total number of partners living abroad
Total number of partners living abroad
Total number of partners living abroad
1246
2
0.144
0.354
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- migsp_any (Partner of someone in the HH living aborad)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hmigsptot=sum(migsp_any), by(n_menage)
Partners of the HH head or of the other members of the HH living abroad
Number of persons living abroad and keeping regular contacts with the HH
Number of persons living abroad and keeping regular contacts with the HH
Number of persons living abroad and keeping regular contacts with the HH
Number of persons living abroad and keeping regular contacts with the HH
Number of persons living abroad and keeping regular contacts with the HH
1246
-1
9
0.689
1.136
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- hmigchild (Number of children of HH head living abroad)
- hmigsptot (Total number of partners living abroad)
- hmigtot (Total number of persons living abroad, whatever the country of residence)
Stata program:
gen hmigother=hmigtot-hmigchild-hmigsptot
Total number of persons living abroad and keeping regular contacts with the HH during the 12 months before the survey (excluding of the other migrants category - partners, children)
Total number of persons living abroad, whatever the country of residence
Total number of persons living abroad, whatever the country of residence
Total number of persons living abroad, whatever the country of residence
Total number of persons living abroad, whatever the country of residence
Total number of persons living abroad, whatever the country of residence
1246
10
1.061
1.37
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- pmigrant (Current migrants: individuals outside HH living abroad)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hmigtot=sum(pmigrant), by(n_menage)
(hmigother + hmigsptot + hmigchild)
Number of HH persons living in Africa, excluding Ghana
Number of HH persons living in Africa, excluding Ghana
Number of HH persons living in Africa, excluding Ghana
Number of HH persons living in Africa, excluding Ghana
Number of HH persons living in Africa, excluding Ghana
1246
5
0.117
0.48
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- pmig_region (Residence region of the current migrants)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
tab pmig_region, gen(migreg)
egen hmigafr=sum(migreg1), by(n_menage)
drop migreg1
Number of HH persons living in Europe
Number of HH persons living in Europe
Number of HH persons living in Europe
Number of HH persons living in Europe
Number of HH persons living in Europe
1246
7
0.488
0.914
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- pmig_region (Residence region of the current migrants)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
tab pmig_region, gen(migreg)
egen hmigeur=sum(migreg2), by(n_menage)
drop migreg2
Number of HH persons living outside Ghana, neither Africa, nor Europe
Number of HH persons living outside Ghana, neither Africa, nor Europe
Number of HH persons living outside Ghana, neither Africa, nor Europe
Number of HH persons living outside Ghana, neither Africa, nor Europe
Number of HH persons living outside Ghana, neither Africa, nor Europe
1246
8
0.447
0.903
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- pmig_region (Residence region of the current migrants)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
tab pmig_region, gen(migreg)
egen hmigreste=sum(migreg3), by(n_menage)
drop migreg3
Number of migrants back in the HH
Number of migrants back in the HH
Number of migrants back in the HH
Number of migrants back in the HH
Number of migrants back in the HH
1246
5
0.338
0.614
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- preturn (Return migrants)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hmigret=sum(preturn), by(n_menage)
Individuals which have lived abroad for at least one year
HH with return migrants
HH with return migrants
HH with return migrants
HH with return migrants
HH with return migrants
1246
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variable:
- hmigret (Number of migrants back in the HH)
Stata program:
gen hreturn=0
replace hreturn=1 if hmigret>0 & !inlist(hmigret,7777,8888,9999,.)
HH with actual migrants
HH with actual migrants
HH with actual migrants
HH with actual migrants
HH with actual migrants
1246
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variable:
- hmigtot (Total number of persons living abroad, whatever the country of residence)
Stata program:
gen hmigrant=0
replace hmigrant=1 if hmigtot>0 & !inlist(hmigtot,7777,8888,9999,.)
HH which have never had migrants
HH which have never had migrants
HH which have never had migrants
HH which have never had migrants
HH which have never had migrants
1246
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- hmigtot (Total number of persons living abroad, whatever the country of residence)
- hmigret (Number of migrants back in the HH)
Stata program:
gen hnonmig=0
replace hnonmig=1 if hmigtot==0 & hmigret==0
Number of persons living in the HH with a professional activity
Number of persons living in the HH with a professional activity
Number of persons living in the HH with a professional activity
Number of persons living in the HH with a professional activity
Number of persons living in the HH with a professional activity
1246
18
2.978
1.902
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- worker (Individual with a professional activity)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hworkers=sum(worker), by(n_menage)
Population density by housing (number of persons by room)
Population density by housing (number of persons by room)
Population density by housing (number of persons by room)
Population density by housing (number of persons by room)
Population density by housing (number of persons by room)
1214
32
0.125
8888
16.675
360.524
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- e2 (Number of rooms)
- hmember (Number of persons living in the HH (excluding the persons declared as living outside the HH))
Stata program:
gen hratocc = hmember/e2 if !inlist(e2, 7777, 8888, 9999)
replace hratocc=7777 if e2==7777
replace hratocc=8888 if e2==8888
replace hratocc=9999 if e2==9999
Wealth index of the HH
Wealth index of the HH
Wealth index of the HH
Wealth index of the HH
Wealth index of the HH
1210
36
-8.011
6.107
-0.000114
2.624
Variable calculated thanks to a PCA (Principal Components Analysis) integrative a part of the variables beginning with "e" (could be different from country to country).
Inflating factor household
Inflating factor household
Inflating factor household
Inflating factor household
Inflating factor household
1246
73.742
6975.506
847.548
999.805
Normalized weight by HH
Normalized weight by HH
Normalized weight by HH
Normalized weight by HH
Normalized weight by HH
1246
Represents normalized weights to be used in the analyses related to the household data, whatever the file used.
DC number
DC number
DC number
DC number
DC number
7135
Survey area ID
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
7135
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Region area
Strata - Household level
Strata - Household level
Strata - Household level
Strata - Household level
Strata - Household level
7135
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrants
Presence of migrant in the HH during the screening survey.
District
District
District
District
District
7126
.
1
5
ACCRA
AMA
GA WEST
KMA
Locality
Locality
Locality
Locality
Locality
7134
(G.C.B) NUNGUA
.
ABEKA
ABOABA
ABOABO
ABOABO EXTENSION
ABOFU / ACHIMOTA / LEGON
ABOFU ACHIMOTA LEGON
ABOFU/ACHIMOTA/LEGON
ABOSSEY OKAI/MATAHEKO
ACCRA
ACCRA - NEWTOWN
ACCRA NEW TOWN
ACCRA NEW-TOWN
ACCRA NEWTOWN
ACHIMOTA ABOFU (LEGON)
ACHIMOTA-ABOFU
ADABRAKA
ADENTA
ADENTA EAST
ADIEMBRA
ADOATO
ADOTO
ADOWATO
AFFUL NKWANTA
AFFUL NKWATA
AKWATIA LINE
AKWATIA LINE(FANTE NEW TOWN)
AKWETIA
AKWETIA LINE
ALAJO
AMAKOM
ANYAA
ANYAH
APRADE
APRASE
ASENSO BAR (ASHAIMAN)
ASENSO BAR ROUND ABOUT
ASH TOWN
ASH. TOWN
ASH.TOWN
ASHAIMAN
ASHAIMAN MIDDLE EAST
ASHAIMAN MUNICIPALITY
ASHAIMAN-ASENSO BAR
ASHANGMAN
ASHIAMAN
ASHIAMAN-ASENSO BAR
ASHONGMAN
ASHONGMAN ESTATE
ASHTOWN
ASONGMAN
ASYLUM DOWN
ATONSO BOKORO
ATONSU
ATONSU - KUMASI
ATONSU BOKORO
ATONSU(BOKURO)
AUNTY BEKY
BIG ADA
BIG ADA
BOHYEN
BOKROM
BONYEN
BREMAN
BREMANG
BUAKROM
BUOKROM
BUOKROM EST.
BUOKROM ESTATE
BUOKROM ESTATES
CHANTAN
CHORKOR
CHRKOR
DANGBE EAST
DANGBE EAST
DANSOMAN
DANSOMAN ASOREDANHO
DOME
DZORWULU
EAST CANTOMENT
EAST CANTOMENTS
EAST CANTONMENT
EAST CANTONMENTS
EAST LEGON
EAT CANTOMENTS
FANTI NEW TOWN
FRAFRAHA
GBAWE
GBAWE (MERCHANDY ESTATE)
GBAWE (MERCHANT ESTATE)
GYENYASE
GYIN YASE
GYINAASE
GYINYAASE
GYINYASE
GYINYASI
HAATSO
HATSO
KALAMAZOO
KALAMAZOO (OSU)
KOFORIDUA
KOLE GONNO
KOOLE GONNI
KORLE BU
KORLE DUDOR
KORLE DUKOR
KORLE GONNO
KORLE WOKO
KORLE-DUDOR
KORLE-GONNO
KPONE
KROFROM
KROFROM(NEW TAFO)
KROPO
KUMASI
KWADASO
KWADASO EST
KWADASO EST.
KWADASO ESTATE
KWADASO NSUOM
LA
LABONE
LARTE BIOKORSHIE
LARTEBIOKORSHIE
LARTEBIOKOSHIE
LATEBIOKORSHIE
MADINA
MADINA.
MAMOBI
MAMPROBI
MAMPROBI (ACCRA)
MANPROBI
MANYAH EXTENSION(ASH TOWN)
MATAHEKO
MATEHEKO
MIDDLE EAST ASHAIMAN
MPOASE
N ODORKOR
N. KANESHIE
NEW ACHIMOTA
NEW TAFO
NEW TOWN
NEWTOWN
NII BOYE
NII BOYE TOWN
NIIBOI TOWN
NIMA
NIMA / KANDA
NIMA/KANDA
NINGUA
NORTH KANESHIE
NORTH ODORKOR
NUNGUA
NUNGUA (BORA BORA)
NUNGUA(BORA BORA)
NYANIBA
ODERKOR OFFICIAL TOWN
ODIKOR OFFICIAL TOWN
ODOKOR OFFICIAL TOWN
ODORKOR
ODORKOR OFFICIAL TOWN
ODRKOR
OFORI KROM
OFORIKROM
OLD TAFO
OSU
OSU-KALAMAZON
OSU-KALAMAZOO
OSU-RE
PANKRANO ESTATE
PANKRONA ESTATE
PANKRONO
PANKRONO EST
PANKRONO EST.
PANKRONO ESTATE
PRAMPRAM
RUSSIA
SABOB ZONGO
SABON ZONGO
SAKUMONO
SAWABA
SOWUTUOM
SPINTEX
SUAME KROPO
SUAME-KROPO
SUSSIA
TAFO
TAIFA
TEMA
TEMA (COM 7)
TEMA COM.3
TEMA MUNICIPALITY ASSEMBLY
TEMA(COM 7)
WEST ABBOSEY OKAI (MATAHEKO)
WEST ABBOSSEY OKAI
WEST ABBOSSEY OKAI (MATAHEKO)
WEST ABOSOOKIA
WEST ABOSSEY OKAI (MATAHEKO)
WEST ABOSSEY OKAI MATAHEKO
WEST-ABOSSEY OKAI (MATAHEKO)
Individual ID
Individual ID
Individual ID
Individual ID
Individual ID
7135
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Household number
Household number
Household number
Household number
Household number
7135
Household ID
Individual number in the HH
Individual number in the HH
Individual number in the HH
Individual number in the HH
Individual number in the HH
7135
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
ID of each individual within her/his household
Age
Age
Age
Age
Age
Date of birth
Q3. How old are you / How old is "Name"? Don't know: In which year were you born?
Age
7081
54
109
30.354
17.488
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
90
91
92
93
109
Sysmiss
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Date of birth
Q3. How old are you / How old is "Name"? Don't know: In which year were you born?
Year
7081
54
1900
2009
1900
1916
1917
1918
1919
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Ego lives abroad
Ego lives abroad
Ego lives abroad
Ego lives abroad
Ego lives abroad
Reminders
Q4. ABR, PARTN, CHILD, RETURN
ABR
7135
No
1
Yes
The box ABR was to be ticked by the interviewer if the individual lived abroad
Ego's partner lives abroad
Ego's partner lives abroad
Ego's partner lives abroad
Ego's partner lives abroad
Ego's partner lives abroad
Reminders
Q4. ABR, PARTN, CHILD, RETURN
PARTN
7135
No
1
Yes
The box PARTN was to be ticked by the interviewer if the individual's partner lived abroad (see variable a7b)
Ego's father and/or mother live(s) abroad
Ego's father and/or mother live(s) abroad
Ego's father and/or mother live(s) abroad
Ego's father and/or mother live(s) abroad
Ego's father and/or mother live(s) abroad
Reminders
Q4. ABR, PARTN, CHILD, RETURN
CHILD
7135
No
1
Yes
The box CHILD was to be ticked by the interviewer if the individual's father or mother lived abroad
Ego returned from a migration
Ego returned from a migration
Ego returned from a migration
Ego returned from a migration
Ego returned from a migration
Reminders
Q4. ABR, PARTN, CHILD, RETURN
RETURN
7135
No
1
Yes
The box RETURN was to be ticked by the interviewer if the individual returned to Ghana for at least a year since he/she first left
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Module A - Identification of household members and of the household head's personal network
Sex
A1. "Name" is:
7111
24
1
Man
2
Woman
Sysmiss
Is she/he alive?
Is she/he alive?
Is she/he alive?
Is she/he alive?
Is she/he alive?
Year of death
A2a. Is "Name" alive?
If a2_vivant in 1 => Go to a3_1 (A3)
7135
No
1
Yes
Year of death
Year of death
Year of death
Year of death
Year of death
Year of death
A2. In which year did "Name" die? Don't know: How old was "Name" when he/she died?
Year
Go to a14pays (A14Pays)
If a2_vivant in 0
76
7059
1948
2008
1948
1959
1961
1963
1964
1965
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1977
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Sysmiss
Age at the time of death
Age at the time of death
Age at the time of death
Age at the time of death
Age at the time of death
Year of death
A2. In which year did "Name" die? Don't know: How old was "Name" when he/she died?
Age
Go to a14pays (A14Pays)
If a2_vivant in 0
79
7056
53
10.671
14.695
1
2
3
4
5
9
10
12
14
17
18
19
20
21
22
26
27
30
31
32
34
37
39
45
47
50
51
53
Sysmiss
Relation with the HH head 1
Relation with the HH head 1
Relation with the HH head 1
Relation with the HH head 1
Relation with the HH head 1
Relationship with head of the HH
A3. How is "Name" related to the household head?
First answer
If a2_vivant in 1
7029
106
1
Household head
2
Partner/spouse
3
Co-wife
4
Daughter/son (biological)
5
Daughter/son-in-law, step-daughter/son
6
Mother/father
8
Sister/brother
9
Sister/brother-in-law
10
Niece/nephew
11
Granddaughter/grandson
12
Other relative of HH
13
Other relative of the HH's partner
14
Without family ties
15
Mother/father-in-law
16
Adopted/fostered child
Sysmiss
Relation with the HH head 2
Relation with the HH head 2
Relation with the HH head 2
Relation with the HH head 2
Relation with the HH head 2
Relationship with head of the HH
A3. How is "Name" related to the household head?
Second answer
If a2_vivant in 1
8
7127
10
Niece/nephew
12
Other relative of HH
13
Other relative of the HH's partner
16
Adopted/fostered child
Sysmiss
Living in the HH
Living in the HH
Living in the HH
Living in the HH
Living in the HH
HH Situation
A4. Has "Name" been living in this household during the last 6 months or has "Name" the intention of living here for at least 6 months?
If a4 in 0 => Go to a8a (A8a)
If a2_vivant in 1
7040
95
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Matrimonial status (household members)
Matrimonial status (household members)
Matrimonial status (household members)
Matrimonial status (household members)
Matrimonial status (household members)
To all
A7a. Is he/she?
If a7a in 6, 7, 8 => Go to a7_fath (A7fath)
If a2_vivant in 1
Household members only (A4 = 1)
4737
2398
Married monogamus
1
Married polygamous
5
Consensual union
6
Single
7
Widowed
8
Divorced/separated
9
Other
Sysmiss
Is her/his partner living abroad?
Is her/his partner living abroad?
Is her/his partner living abroad?
Is her/his partner living abroad?
Is her/his partner living abroad?
To all
A7b. Does his/her partner currently live abroad?
If a7b in 1 => Tick PARTN box (q4_cjt)
If a7b in 0 => Go to a7_fath (A7fath)
If a2_vivant in 1
Household members only (A4 = 1)
If a7a in 0, 1, 5, 9
1618
5517
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Number of the 1st partner living abroad
Number of the 1st partner living abroad
Number of the 1st partner living abroad
Number of the 1st partner living abroad
Number of the 1st partner living abroad
To all
A7c. Who is his/her partner?
Go to a15_natio1 (A15) if above 18
If a2_vivant in 1
Household members only (A4 = 1)
If a7a in 0, 1, 5, 9
If a7b in 1
177
6958
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
Sysmiss
Father abroad
Father abroad
Father abroad
Father abroad
Father abroad
If under 18 years
A7fath. Does the father of "Name" currently live abroad?
If a7_fath in 1 => Tick CHILD box (q4_child)
If a7_fath in 0 => Go to a7_moth (A7moth)
If a2_vivant in 1
Household members only (A4 = 1)
If under 18 years
1629
5506
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Father abroad: number
Father abroad: number
Father abroad: number
Father abroad: number
Father abroad: number
If under 18 years
A7fathID. Who is his/her father?
If a2_vivant in 1
Household members only (A4 = 1)
If under 18 years
If a7_fath in 1
186
6949
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
13
Sysmiss
Mother abroad
Mother abroad
Mother abroad
Mother abroad
Mother abroad
If under 18 years
A7moth. Does the mother of "Name" currently live abroad?
If a7_moth in 1 => Tick CHILD box (q4_child)
If a7_moth in 0 => Go to a15_natio1 (A15)
If a2_vivant in 1
Household members only (A4 = 1)
If under 18 years
1627
5508
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Mother abroad: number
Mother abroad: number
Mother abroad: number
Mother abroad: number
Mother abroad: number
If under 18 years
A7mothID. Who is his/her mother?
Go to a15_natio1 (A15)
If a2_vivant in 1
Household members only (A4 = 1)
If under 18 years
If a7_moth in 1
26
7109
4
5
6
7
8
10
13
Sysmiss
Matrimonial status (members outside the household)
Matrimonial status (members outside the household)
Matrimonial status (members outside the household)
Matrimonial status (members outside the household)
Matrimonial status (members outside the household)
Marital Status
A8a. Is he/she?
If a8a in 6, 7, 8 => Go to a8d (A8d)
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
2268
4867
Married monogamus
1
Married polygamous
5
Consensual union
6
Single
7
Widowed
8
Divorced/separated
9
Other
Sysmiss
Is she/he the partner of someone living in the HH?
Is she/he the partner of someone living in the HH?
Is she/he the partner of someone living in the HH?
Is she/he the partner of someone living in the HH?
Is she/he the partner of someone living in the HH?
Partner in the household
A8b. Does "Name" have a partner who lives in the household?
If a8b in 0 => Go to a8d (A8d)
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
If a8a in 0, 1, 5, 9
1508
5627
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Number of the 1st partner living in the household
Number of the 1st partner living in the household
Number of the 1st partner living in the household
Number of the 1st partner living in the household
Number of the 1st partner living in the household
Partner in the household
A8c. Who is his or her partner?
1st partner
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
If a8a in 0, 1, 5, 9
If a8b in 1
171
6964
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
12
Sysmiss
Number of the 2nd partner living in the household
Number of the 2nd partner living in the household
Number of the 2nd partner living in the household
Number of the 2nd partner living in the household
Number of the 2nd partner living in the household
Partner in the household
A8c. Who is his or her partner?
2nd partner
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
If a8a in 0, 1, 5, 9
If a8b in 1
1
7134
6
Sysmiss
Child under 18 who lives in the HH
Child under 18 who lives in the HH
Child under 18 who lives in the HH
Child under 18 who lives in the HH
Child under 18 who lives in the HH
Children in the household
A8d. Does "Name" have a child under 18 who lives in the household?
If a8d in 0 => Go to a9 (A9)
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
2247
4888
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 1
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 1
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 1
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 1
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 1
Children in the household
A8e. Who is/are his child(ren)?
Child 1
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
If a8d in 1
176
6959
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Sysmiss
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 2
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 2
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 2
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 2
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 2
Children in the household
A8e. Who is/are his child(ren)?
Child 2
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
If a8d in 1
72
7063
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Sysmiss
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 3
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 3
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 3
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 3
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 3
Children in the household
A8e. Who is/are his child(ren)?
Child 3
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
If a8d in 1
23
7112
3
4
5
Sysmiss
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 4
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 4
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 4
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 4
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 4
Children in the household
A8e. Who is/are his child(ren)?
Child 4
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
If a8d in 1
2
7133
5
6
Sysmiss
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 5
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 5
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 5
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 5
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 5
Children in the household
A8e. Who is/are his child(ren)?
Child 5
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
If a8d in 1
1
7134
7
Sysmiss
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 6
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 6
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 6
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 6
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 6
Children in the household
A8e. Who is/are his child(ren)?
Child 6
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
If a8d in 1
1
7134
8
Sysmiss
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 7
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 7
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 7
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 7
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 7
Children in the household
A8e. Who is/are his child(ren)?
Child 7
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
If a8d in 1
1
7134
9
Sysmiss
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 8
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 8
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 8
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 8
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 8
Children in the household
A8e. Who is/are his child(ren)?
Child 8
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
If a8d in 1
1
7134
10
Sysmiss
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 9
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 9
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 9
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 9
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 9
Children in the household
A8e. Who is/are his child(ren)?
Child 9
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
If a8d in 1
1
7134
11
Sysmiss
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 10
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 10
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 10
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 10
Child under 18 who lives in the HH number 10
Children in the household
A8e. Who is/are his child(ren)?
Child 10
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
If a8d in 1
1
7134
12
Sysmiss
Has Ego already lived with the HH head?
Has Ego already lived with the HH head?
Has Ego already lived with the HH head?
Has Ego already lived with the HH head?
Has Ego already lived with the HH head?
Places of residence
A9. Has "Name" ever lived with the household head for at least 6 months?
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
2246
4889
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Is Ego currently living abroad?
Is Ego currently living abroad?
Is Ego currently living abroad?
Is Ego currently living abroad?
Is Ego currently living abroad?
Places of residence
A10. Does he/she currently live abroad?
If a10 in 1 => Tick ABR in the flap
If a10 in 0 => Go to a15_natio1 (A15)
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
2282
4853
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
In which country?
In which country?
In which country?
In which country?
In which country?
Places of residence
A11. In which country?
If a2_vivant in 1
Members outside the household only (A4 = 0)
If a10 in 1
1262
5873
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99103
NORWAY
99104
SWEDEN
99105
FINLAND
99109
GERMANY
99123
RUSSIA
99126
GREECE
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99136
IRELAND or EIRE
99139
PORTUGAL
99140
SWITZERLAND
99141
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
99155
UKRAINE
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
99205
LEBANON
99207
ISRAEL
99216
CHINA
99217
JAPAN
99219
THAILAND
99237
KOREA
99240
KUWAIT
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99304
GAMBIA
99314
EQUATORIAL GUINEA
99316
LIBYA
99324
CONGO
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99331
BURKINA FASO
99335
MALI
99338
NIGERIA
99343
SUDAN
99345
TOGO
99352
ALGERIA
99390
MAURITIUS
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99411
HONDURAS
99446
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
99454
US TERRITORIES IN AMERICA
99501
AUSTRALIA
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
Current nationality 1
Current nationality 1
Current nationality 1
Current nationality 1
Current nationality 1
Nationalities
A15. Which nationalities do you / does he/she currently hold?
Nationality 1
If a2_vivant in 1
7040
95
99135
NETHERLANDS
99141
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
99217
JAPAN
99313
SPANISH PROVINCES OF AFRICA
99327
BENIN
99329
GHANA
99335
MALI
99338
NIGERIA
99345
TOGO
99404
UNITED STATES
99446
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
Sysmiss
Current nationality 2
Current nationality 2
Current nationality 2
Current nationality 2
Current nationality 2
Nationalities
A15. Which nationalities do you / does he/she currently hold?
Nationality 2
If a2_vivant in 1
147
6988
99101
DENMARK
99109
GERMANY
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99135
NETHERLANDS
99136
IRELAND or EIRE
99141
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99331
BURKINA FASO
99335
MALI
99338
NIGERIA
99345
TOGO
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99446
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
99501
AUSTRALIA
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
Current nationality 3
Current nationality 3
Current nationality 3
Current nationality 3
Current nationality 3
Nationalities
A15. Which nationalities do you / does he/she currently hold?
Nationality 3
If a2_vivant in 1
1
7134
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
Ethnicity
Ethnicity
Ethnicity
Ethnicity
Ethnicity
Ethnicity
A16. What is your/his/her ethnicity?
If a2_vivant in 1
7019
116
None
7
Other
21
Akan
22
Ga-Adangbe
23
Ewe
24
Guan
25
Mole Dagbon
26
Gurma
27
Grusi
28
Mande
Sysmiss
Other ethnicity
Other ethnicity
Other ethnicity
Other ethnicity
Other ethnicity
Ethnicity
A16. What is your/his/her ethnicity? If "Other" => Specify
If a2_vivant in 1
If a16 in 7
7108
.
.b
.c
AMERICAN
BAASARE
BANDA
BASARE
BELGIUM
BISA
BUEM
BUILSA
BUSANGA
BUZANGA
CHAMBA
DAEYA
DAG0MBA
DAGAATI
DAGAO
DAGARTI
DAGOMBA
DONGON
DUTCH
ENGLISH
FRAFRA
FULANI
GONJA
HAUSA
IBO
JAPAN
KANESA-NANKANA
KANJAGA
KARDOR
KASENA-NANKANA
KASSENA
KONKOMBA
KONKONBA
KOTOKO
KOTOKOLI
KRAKYE
KROBO
KUSASI
MAMPRUSI
MOSSI
NIGERIA
NIGERIAN
NZEMA
SISALA
SISSALA
WALA
YUROBA
ZAMRAMA
ZOGU
Religion
Religion
Religion
Religion
Religion
Religion
A17. What is your/his/her religion?
If a2_vivant in 1
6963
172
Muslim
6
Catholic
7
Protestant
8
Other Christian
9
Traditional religion
10
Other religion
11
No religion
15
Spiritualist
16
Charismatic/pentecostal
Sysmiss
Christian: answers 6 to 8 + 15 + 16
Other: answers 9 to 10
Specify the other religion
Specify the other religion
Specify the other religion
Specify the other religion
Specify the other religion
Religion
A17. What is your/his/her religion? If "Other religion" => Specify
If a2_vivant in 1
If a17 in 10
7107
.
.b
BUDDEISM
BUHDIST
HOPE INT. MIN.
JEHOVAH
JEHOVAH WITNESS
RASTA FARIAN
S.D.A
Level of education
Level of education
Level of education
Level of education
Level of education
Level of education
A18. If "Name" goes or went to school: what was the last year "Name" attended?
If a2_vivant in 1
6947
188
None
1
Pre-school (1 year in school)
2
Pre-school (2 years in school)
3
Pre-school (3 years in school)
4
Primary school (4 years in school)
5
Primary school (5 years in school)
6
Primary school (6 years in school)
7
Primary school (7 years in school)
8
Primary school (8 years in school)
9
Primary school (9 years in school)
10
Middle-school/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
Middle-school/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
Middle-school/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
Middle-school/SSS/SHS/Technical/Vocational/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Technical/Vocational/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Technical/Vocational/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor degree
18
Bachelor degree
19
Bachelor degree
20
Bachelor degree
21
Second degree/PhD
22
Second degree/PhD
23
PhD
55
Only Koranic school
Sysmiss
Current occupation
Current occupation
Current occupation
Current occupation
Current occupation
Activity status
A19. At present, "Name" is primarily (spends most of his/her time)...
If a19 not in 1 => Go to a14pays (A14Pays)
If a2_vivant in 1
6980
155
1
Active, he/she works
2
Without occupation/housewife
3
Unemployed/searching for a job
4
Pupil/student/trainee
5
Retired, doesn't work anymore
6
Other inactive
Sysmiss
Current job
Current job
Current job
Current job
Current job
Occupation
A20. What is "Name" occupation, profession, position, task?
If a2_vivant in 1
If a19 in 1
7122
.
.a
.b
.c
1
111
112
113
118
122
131
15
211
214
215
217
221
222
223
224
225
226
231
232
233
234
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
249
25
251
252
253
254
261
262
3016
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
319
321
322
323
324
325
341
342
401
405
406
407
408
451
468
501
501 222
502
503
504
505
605
611
612
613
616
621
622
623
624
625
626
631
632
641
642
643
712
713
714
715
721
722
723
724
731
732
733
734
735
736
741
742
743
744
745
746
747
748
751
752
753
754
755
756
761
762
763
764
802
804
805
808
888
943
999
A FOREMAN WITH INTERPLAST
A LABOURER IN AN ALUMINIUM FIRM
A TRADER SELLS CLOTHS. GIVES THEM OUT ON CREDIT (WHOLESALE)
ACCOUNTANT
ACCOUNTANT 621
ACCOUNTANT WITH A CREDIT UNION.
ACCOUNTANT. AT NFUM FARMS.
ACCOUNTS CLERK
ACCOUNTS CLERK 503
ACHITEC DRAW BUILDING PLAN
AGRICULTURE OFFICER
ANY WORK MENIAL JOBS
ANY WORK OR ENGAGES IN MOONLIGHTING.
ANY WORK SECURITY WORK, MENIAL
APPRENTICE HAIR DRESSING
APPRENTICE: AUTO MECHANIC
ARMY
ASS. DATA PROCESSER AT FORESTRY (MINISTRIES)
ATTENDANT AT A PHARMACY SHOP(244)
AUTO MECHANIC - HE SERVICES FAULTY VEHICLES
AUTO MECHANIC AS A WORKER
AUTO MECHANIC AT KANESHIE
AUTO MECHANIC REPAIRS CARS.
AUTO MECHANIC WITH SPECIALLY IN TYRE SERVICES. (311)
AUTO MECHANIC:REPAIRS FAULTY VEHICLES
AUTO MECHANIC:WORKS AS A MECHANICAL WITH A TRANSPORT COMPANY
BABY SITTER
BABYSITTER. TAKES CARE OF PEOPLE'S BABIES
BAILE
BANKER
BANKER: WORKS IN THE BANK AS A CUSTOMER RELATIONS OFFICER 322
BARBERING OF HAIR (MALE AND FEMALE)
BEAUTICIAN-MANICURE AND PEDICURE
BEUTICIAN: PLAITING AND PERMING OF HAIR (HAIRDRESSING)
BUILDING & ROAD CONTRACTOR. OWNS A FIRM
BUSINESS MAN
BUSINESS MAN: TAKES CONTRACT IN GULF ALUMINUIM
BUSINESS WOMAN SELLS CLOTH AND SHOES.
BUSINESSMAN
BUSINESSMAN. SELLS CARS (249)
BUSINESSMAN: TRADES IN HOME APPLIANCES (WHOSALE)
BUSINESSMAN:IMPORTS PHONES INTO THE COUNTRY FOR SALE
BUSINESSMAN:TRADES IN BYCICLES AND MOTOR
BUSINESSWOMAN MEN SELLING OF SUIT
BUYS AND SELLS FASHIONABLE GOODS, CLOTHING.
CAPENTER. DESIGNES, WARDROBE CHAIRS, TABLES, ROOFING
CAR DEALER AT ASH TOWN
CAR SPRAYER
CARETAKER OF PUBLIC TOILET
CARGO DRIVER CARTS GOOD IN AND AROUND TOWN
CARGO DRIVER CARTS GOODS IN AND AROUND TOWN
CARPENTARY
CARPENTER
CARPENTER - OPERATES OWN SHOP WITH APPRENTICES (316)
CARPENTER OWNS A CARPENTRY SHOP DESIGNS BEDS, CHAIRS, ETC.
CARPENTER. MAKES HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CARPENTERY . OWNS HIS SHOP(316)
CARPENTRY STAFFS FURNITURE AND MAKES FURNITURE
CASHIER AT(502) BARCLAYS BANK
CATERER
CATERING
CHATING IN A PRIVATE COMPANY
CHIEF ACCOUNTANT IN A NIGERIAN FIRM
CHIEF COOK PREMPEH J.S.S
CHILD RIGHTS ADUCATE (NGO) MANAGER.
CHOP BAR OPERATOR AR MAGAZINE
CIVIL ENGINEER
CIVIL SERVANT AT INFORMATION SERVICES DEPT.
CIVILIAN EMPLOYEE IN THE PLOICE DEPARTMENT(LOW CLASS JOB) DONT KNOW EXACT DUTIES
CLASS ONE TEACHER AT APRADE
CLERK AT THE BANK (RURAL BANK)
COMES TO GHANA TOBUY LACE AND SELL THEM
COMMERCIAL BUS DRIVER (TROTRO) 231
COMMERCIAL DRIVER
COMMERCIAL VEHICLE DRIVER
COMMISSIONER FOR W.A.O
COMPUTER TECHNICIAN WORKS IN A COMPUTING FIRM
CONTRACTOR
CONTRACTOR. WORK WITH HIS FATHER
COOK IN A HOTEL
COOKS AND SELLS FOOD(JOLLOF RICE, PLAIN RICE)
COOKS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
COOKS KENKEY AND SELL (FOOD VENDOR)
CULITIVATES OIL PALM
DEALS WITH REGISTRATION PLATES OF VEHICLES. HIRING OF REG. PLATES
DECORATE CORPSE (242)
DESIGNS SLIDING DOORS. OWNS A BIG SHOP. 318
DOES BABY SITTING IN LONDON
DOES OPTOMERICAL SERVICES
DOING HIS NATIONAL SERVICE AT KOMFO ANOKYE HOSPITAL
DON'T KNOW
DONK KNOW
DONT KNOW
DONT'T KNOW
DON’T KNOW
DRESS MAKER, SEWS DRESSES IN THE HOUSE.
DRESS MAKER. WORK AS A WORKER
DRIVE A TAXI
DRIVER
DRIVER ( COMMECIAL VAHICLE)
DRIVER AT GOVERNMENT TRANSPORT
DRIVER COMMECIAL TROTRO
DRIVER DRIVE COMMERCIAL CAR
DRIVER DRIVES 207 CAR COMMECIAL BUS
DRIVER IN A COMPANY CARTING OF BISCUITS CHOCOLATE TO THE MARKET FOR SUPPLY
DRIVER IN ONE OF THE PRIVATE COMPANIES
DRIVER OF AN AMBULANCE CAR
DRIVER OF CARGO VEHICLE
DRIVER OF COMMECIAL BUS.
DRIVER OF HEAVY DUTY TRUCK
DRIVER OF URBAN COMMERCIAL CAR "TROTRO" 251
DRIVER TRAVELS LONG JOURNEY FROM TECHIMAN
DRIVER URVAN FROM TAFO TO OABOASO
DRIVER, DRIVES A TAXI
DRIVER, DRIVES HIS OWN CAR FROM PLACE TO PLACE (251)
DRIVER, DRIVES SOMEONE'S CAR
DRIVER. DRIVES A TAXI AND AROUND KUMASI
DRIVER. DRIVES COMMERCIAL CARS.
DRIVER: COMMERCIAL BUSES.
DRIVER:DRIVES TAXI, CAB
DRIVES A CARGO CAR
DRIVES A TAXI CAB
DRIVES A TAXI IN THE USA
DRIVES COMPANY CAR.
DRIVES TRUCKS OR CARGOES AND AT TIMES TRAVEL OUTSIDE
DRIVESTAXI IN AND AROUND KUMASI
DRUMMER IN HIS FATHER'S GROUP
DRUMMER OWNER OF A DRUMMING GROUP
EDUCATIONIST (HEADMISTRESS)
ELECTRICIAN: HAS A SHOP AND DOES HOUSE WIRING ETC.
ELECTRONIC
EXPORTING AND IMPORTING.
EXPORTS BEADS TO THE U.S.A. FOR SALE.
FAMILY HELPER
FARMER
FARMER, COCOA FARMING A SEFWI(W/R)
FARMER, COCOA PLANTATION. HAS OWN FARM.
FARMER, CULTIVATES ORANGE ON FARM.
FARMER, HAS A COCOA AND OTHER FOODS STUFFS FARM
FARMER, OIL PALM AND COCOA PLANTATION
FARMING COCOA, MAIZE, ETC.
FARMING, COCOA & RICE
FINANCIAL SECRETARY AT A SHOP THAT SELLS FRIDGES
FITTER,ALSO DRIVES
FIXES NAILS IN A SHOP INFRONT OF HER HOUSE.
FOOD VENDOR (SELLS AKPELE) 246
FOOD VENDOR-SELLS RICE AND WAKYE
FOOD VENDOR. COOKS RICE AND SELL
FOODSELLER
FOOT BALLER IN SOUTH AFRICA
FOOTBALLER IN A LOCAL DIVISION TEAM
FORMER PLANT PERENNIAL CROPS
FRIDGE MECHANIC REPAIRS FAULTY FRIDGES
FRIDGE REPAIRER
FRIES & SELL FISH ON WHOLESALE 315
FURNITURE DESIGNERS, WORDROPE CHAIRS, TABLES
FURNITURE MAKING
GAS ENGEERING
GOLDSMITH MAKES RINGS,WATCHES ETC.
HAIR DRESSER
HAIR DRESSER (MADAM))
HAIR DRESSER AS WORK AND PAY
HAIR DRESSER HAS HER OWN SHOP
HAIR DRESSER IN HER SHOP(211)
HAIR DRESSER OWNS A SHOP
HAIR DRESSER OWNS HER OWN SHOP
HAIR DRESSER OWNS SHOP
HAIR DRESSER SHE IS A WORKER
HAIR DRESSER SPECILIST IN CORN ROLL, PERMING OWNS A SHOP
HAIR DRESSER WITH A SHOP AND APPRENTICES
HAIR DRESSER WITH APPRENTICES
HAIR DRESSER. WORK AND PAY.
HAIR DRESSING
HAIR DRESSING (MADAM AT ABOABO STATION)
HAIR DRESSING APPRENTICE
HAIR DRESSING APPRENTICESHIP
HAIRDRESSER
HAIRDRESSER IN HER SISTERS SALOON
HAIRDRESSER AND A TRADER. GOES TO TOGO TO BRING CLOTHS
HAIRDRESSER AND OWNS HER OWN SHOP
HAIRDRESSER IN OWN SHOP WITH A SHOP
HAIRDRESSER WITH APPRENTICES (211)
HAIRDRESSER(MADAM) WITH APPRENTICES
HAIRDRESSER. MAKE HAIR IN HER SHIP (211)
HAIRDRESSER. OWNS A SALON (211)
HAIRDRESSING APRENTICE
HAS A PROVISION STORE AT THE MAIN STREET
HAVE A PROVISION STORE
HE IS A DRIVER OF VORADEP
HE IS A MEDICAL DOCTOR (EMPLOYEE)
HE WORKS IN A COMPANY BUT I AM NOT SURE OF THE WORK
HE WORKS WITH A BUILDING CONTRACTING FIRM AS A MAISON
HEAD MASTER AT WEWESO SCHOOL.
HEADMASTER, WORLD LINK ACADEMY
HELPS MOTHER TO SELL BREAD.
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER
HOSPITAL ASSISTANT
HOUSEHELP
HOUSEWIFE
I DON'T KNOW
IMMIGRATION CONSULTANT
IMPORTS CARS (DEALS IN CARS)
IMPORTS ONIONS FROM NIGER AND SELL IN GHANA
IMPORTS SHOES, E.T.C FROM COTE'D'IVIORE TO SELL(241)
IN AN AGER OF FATHERS TRANSPORT WORK. HE RECIEVES THE DAY TO DAY SELLS OF THE DRIVERS AND PAYS THEM
INSURANCE BROKER SELLS INSURANCE
INVESTMENT BANKER
KENKEY AND FISH (SELL)
KENKEY SELLER
KENKEY SELLER 315
LABOURER
LAUNDRY
LECTURER
LECTURER IN A UNIVERSITY
LECTURES AT THE UNIVERSITY
LOTTO OPERATOR IN A KIOSK
MAISON. BUILD HOUSES
MAKE DESIGNS IN DRESS.
MAKES DESIGNS IN DRESSES
MAKES LOCALLY MADE SLIPPERS FOR SALE
MAKES SLIPPERS AND KENTE FOR THE CHIEF
MANAGER
MANAGES A PROVISION SHOP. MINERALS ETC.
MANAGES A PROVISION STORE
MANAGING EDITOR OF AMERICAN NEWS PAPER
MARKETING MANAGER AT AMAL BANK.
MASIN 312
MASON
MASON, TILER (312) AND BLOCK MANUFACTURER
MECHANIC
MECHANIC AT SUAME MAGAZINE AS A FITTER(311)
MEDICAL DOCTOR GYNAECOLOGIST
MOONLIGHING
MOONLIGHTING
MOONLIGHTING: DOES NOT HAVE A SPECIFIC WORK. HE HELPS FRIENDS IN VARIOUS BUSINESSES
MUSICIAN NURSE IN USA
NATIONAL SERVICE
NATIONAL SERVICE PERSONNEL. DISTRICT ELECTORAL OFFICER
NATIONAL SERVICE WORK AT NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE.
NURSE
NURSE AT MAMPLOBI POLY CLINIC
NURSE AT THE LABOUR WARD
NURSE AT USA
NURSE IN A HOSPITAL
NURSE IN A PRIVAT HOSPITAL
NURSE IN THE USA
NURSE TAKES THE TEMPERATURES AND POTS DRIPS ON PATIENTS
NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER
NURSING MOTHER
OPERATES A DRINKING SPOT
OPERATES A PROVISION SHOP INFRONT OF HOUSE
OPERATES A RESTAURANT
OPERATES A SECONDHAND CLOTHING SHOP
OPERATES A SECONDHAND CLOTHING SHOP FOR THE FATHER
OPERATES AS A FOREX BUREAU AGENT EXCHANGING FOREIGN CURRENCIES
OPERATES HER OWN PROVISION SHOP(249)
OPERATES HIS OWN CLINIC (731)
OPERATES OWN DRINKING SPOT IN THE HOUSE.
OPERATES PROVISION SHOP INFRONT OF HOUSE
OPERATIOR OF A MACHINE THAT PRODUCES INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS
OWNS A LOTTO STORE AND OPERATES IT HIMSELF
PACKAGES PLYWOOD AT BONOPLEX COMPANY.
PAINTER/SPRAYER
PARKING ATTENDANT
PART TIME TEACHER AT ST. LOUIS (SHS) BIOLOGY
PASTOR AT EVANGELICAL CHURCH
PASTOR OF THE CHURCH OF DEPER LIFE IN ITALY (763)
PASTOR OF UNITED KINKDOM MINISTRY INTERNATIONAL
PASTOR TEACH THE WORD OF GOD
PETTY TRADER SELLS GARI,SUGAR,GROUDNUTS
PHARMACIST
PHONE CARDS VENDOR(244)
PHOTO GRAPHER. WORK WITH BROTHER-IN-LAW
PHOTOGRAPHER
PLUMBER FIXEX PIPES
PLUMBING WORKS
POLICEMAN. HE IS A CID OFFICER
POLYTANK CONVEY & SUPPLY
POULTRY FARMER MANAGING THE FARM
PRACTISING NURSE(DEGREE NURSING)
PREPARES AND SELLS KENKEY AT THE ROAD SIDE.
PREPARES AND SELLS KENKEY BY THE ROAD SIDE
PREPARES AND SELLS KENKEY BY THE ROADSIDE
PRINTER OR ARTHEST
PRISIN OFFICER 231
PRISONS OFFICER
PRIVATE COMPANY AS A FACTORY HAND TAKES CARE
PRODUCES PURE WATER.
PROGRAMES COORDINATOR
PROPRIETOR OF A SCHOOL
PROVISIONS
PUBLIC SERVANT IN ACCRA
PUPILS TEACHER
PURCHASING AND SUPPLY OFFICER
RECEPTIONIST AT THE AIRPORT
REPAIRS ELECTRONIC GARGETS TV, RADIO, ETC.
REPAIRS HOME USED TV AND SYSTEMS AND SELLS TO RETAILER
REPAIRS TVS AND COMPUTERS
SALE OF MOBILE PHONE CARDS
SALES BOY ATT A SHOP WHERE ENGINES ARE SOLD
SALES MAN AT GENERAL MOTORS
SEAMAN WITH A SHIPPING COMPANY
SEAMISTRESS IN THE HOUSE
SEAMSRESS WITH HER SHOP
SEAMSTRESS
SEAMSTRESS AT HOME
SEAMSTRESS SEWS CLOTHING FOR INDIVIDUALS
SEAMSTRESS, SEW WOMEN'S CLOTH
SEAMSTRESS, SEWS DRESS IN HER OWN SHOP (317)
SEAMSTRESS. SELLS LADIES WEARS IN HER OWN SHOP
SEAMTRESS:SEWS CLOTHING FOR INDIVIDUALS
SECOND HAND CLOTH DEALER
SECRETARY AT HER CHURCH(501)
SECURITY MAN AT A PRIVATE COMPANY
SELL BREAD IN THE MARKET ON RETAIL.
SELL COOKED RICE.
SELL DRUGS IN A PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY
SELL GADGETS ON RETAIL BASIS
SELL GROUDNUT, MAIZE IN LARGE QUANTITIES
SELL HAIR AND SKIN CREAM
SELL MAIZE IN SACKS
SELL SECOND HAND FOOTWEAR IN THE MARKET
SELL SECONDHAND CLOTHING IN ASH TOWN
SELLING OF PROVISION
SELLS AUTO PARTS AT ABBOSEY OKAI
SELLS BEANS AND KENKEY IN THE HOUSE
SELLS BODY AND HAIR POMADE IN A SHOP AT HOME
SELLS BOTTLES (DRUG) CONTAINERS IN THE MARKET (247)
SELLS BOTTLES (MEDICINE/DRUG) CONTAINERS IN THE MARKET (247)
SELLS BROOMS AND WATER
SELLS BUILDING MATERIAL
SELLS CASSAVA AND PLANTAINS AT HOME
SELLS CASSAVA AND PLATAINS IN THE MARKET
SELLS CASSAVA, PLANTAIN, COCOYAM AND VEGETABLES. (245)
SELLS CHILDREN'S WEAR
SELLS CLOTH TO CUSTOMERS ON CREDIT
SELLS CLOTHES IN RETAIL QUANTITY
SELLS COCONUT OIL IN THE MARKET.
SELLS COOKED RICE
SELLS COOKED RICE IN A BAR.
SELLS COOKING UTENSILS. MOVES FROM HOUSE TO HOUSE
SELLS CORN DOUGH IN THE MARKET
SELLS COSMETICS IN THE MARKET
SELLS DRESS IN A BOUTIQUE AT APRADE
SELLS DRUGS IN TOWN
SELLS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE AT ACCRA
SELLS FISH IN HER COLD STORE
SELLS FISH TAKES IT TO THE VILLAGES(245)
SELLS FON CARDS ON RETAIL BASIS
SELLS FOOD (FOOD VENDOR) RICE
SELLS FOODSTUFFS EG. CASSAVA, PLANTAIN, YAM,ETC
SELLS FOODSTUFFS PLANTAIN AND VEGETABLES
SELLS FOOS (FOOD VENDOR) PORRIDGE
SELLS FRESH FISH IN THE MARKET
SELLS FRIDGES, TV AND OTHER HOME APPLIANCES
SELLS FRIED EGGS AND BREAD WITH BEVEARAGE(315)
SELLS FRIED YAM
SELLS GARI AT HOME (RETAIL)
SELLS GENTIAN VIOLET AND COTTON WOOL IN A SMALL
SELLS HERBAL MEDICINE
SELLS JEWELERIES
SELLS JEWELLERY
SELLS LADIES WEAR
SELLS LOCAL MAT
SELLS MAIZE
SELLS MEN SUIT
SELLS MEN'S SUIT
SELLS MUD FISH IN THE MARKET
SELLS MUDFISH IN THE MARKET.
SELLS ONIONS AND OTHER INGREDIENTS
SELLS ORANGES
SELLS ORANGES AND OTHER FRUITS AT HOME
SELLS ORANGES IN THE HOUSE
SELLS PALM OIL ON RATAIL
SELLS PETTY INGREDIENTS IN PAKOSO MARKET
SELLS PHONE CARDS ON RETAIL BASES.
SELLS PLANTAIN AND POTATOES AT HOME (245)
SELLS PLYWOODS AND SACHET WATER AT HOME
SELLS PORIDGE AND BREAD
SELLS PORRIAGE AMD BREAD AT HOME
SELLS PROVISION
SELLS PROVISION IN FRONT OF HOUSE ON RETAIL
SELLS PROVISIONS
SELLS PROVISIONS (BISCUITS, TOFFEES)
SELLS PURE WATER IN BAGS.
SELLS RAW EGGS(RETAIL)
SELLS RICE AND STEW AT HOME
SELLS RICE AND WAKYE
SELLS SACHET WATER AND PIPE BORNE WATER
SELLS SATCHET WATER AT HOME
SELLS SECOND HAND CLOTHING
SELLS SECOND HAND CLOTHING AT HOME
SELLS SECOND HAND CLOTHING IN THE MARKET (249)
SELLS SECOND HAND CLOTHINGS ON THE MARKET
SELLS SECOND HAND FOOTWEAR ON CREDIT BASIS
SELLS SECONDHAND CLOTHING IN THE MARKER ON RETAIL
SELLS SEOND HAND CLOTHINGS IN ALL THE VILLAGES
SELLS SHOES AT ADUM
SELLS SHOES IN THE MARKET
SELLS SPARE PARTS
SELLS SUGAR, GARI, GROUND NUT
SELLS TOMAOES IN TAFO MKT
SELLS TYRES IN ASH. TOWN
SELLS VEGATABLES,CABBAGES,ETC
SELLS VEHICLE SPARE PARTS
SELLS WAAKYE
SELLS WATER (FROM TAP)
SELLS WATER AT HOME(SACHET WATER)
SELLS WATER IN THE MARKET
SEW DRESSES IN THE HOUSE AS A DRESSMAKER
SEWS CLOTHES AT HOME
SEWS CLOTHING FOR INDIVIDUALS AS A DRESSMAKER
SEWS DRESS IN THE HOUSE SEAMSTRESS (317)
SEWS TROUSERS AND SHIRTS AT ACCRA
SEWS WOMEN GARMENT
SHE IS AWARE HE WORKS BUT DON'T KNOW THE TYPE
SHE SELLS BROOMS,FAN ETC
SHE SELLS CLOTHINGS
SHE SELLS FISH
SHE WORKS IN A FACTORY BUT I DON'T KNOW HER EXACT DUTIES.
SHOE MAKER AT ADUM (317)
SHOE MAKER MENDS SHOES FROM HOUSE TO HOUSE
SHOE MAKER MENDS SHOES IN A SHOP
SHOE MAKER. MANUFACTURE SHOES FOR SALE
SHOE MAKING, OWNS A SHOP. PRODUCES AND MENDS SHOES.
SHOE MAKING. OWNS A SHOP. PRODUCES AND MENDS SHOES.
SHOEMAKER REPAIRS SHOES
SOCIAL WOKER, TAKES CARE OF OLD LADIES(214)
ST GABRIEL SCH AHAMASU.
STORE KEEPER AT KUMASI MAGAZINE
STORE KEEPER IN THE MARKET
SUPERMARKET OPERATOR SELL VARIETIES OF COMMODITIES
SUPERVISOR AT PRIVATE FIRM
SUSU COLLECTOR AT A BANK
SUSU COLLECTOR AT A PRIVATE BANK.
SYSTEMS ANALYST
TAIBRING "JOROME" (747) SPECIALIST IN A CLOTH MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
TAILOR
TAILOR (WITH HIS SHOP IN TOWN)
TAILOR OWNS A SHOP
TAILOR SEWS ATTIRE FOR CUSTOMERS FOR 2 YEARS NOW
TAILOR WITH HIS OWN SHOP IN NIGERIA
TAILOR,SEWS DRESSES IN A SHOP
TAX DRIVER PLYING THE TOWNS OF KUMASI
TAXI DRIVER
TAXI DRIVER IN AROUND KUMASI
TAXI DRIVER IN KUMASI
TAXI DRIVER IN THE U.S.A.
TAXI DRIVER IN U.S.A.
TAXI DRIVER OWN CAR (251)
TAXI DRIVER WITH , WITH PERSONAL CAP.
TAXI DRIVER. THE TAXI IS FOR THE FATHER.
TEACHER
TEACHER AT A PRIVATE SCHOOL. TEACHES PRIMARY SIX
TEACHER AT NEW SUAME. TEACHES SOCIAL STUDIES IN J.S.H
TEACHER AT PRIMARY SIX
TEACHER IN A SECONDARY SCH. TEACHES ECONOMICS
TEACHER IN PRIMARY SIX (PRIVATE SCHOOL)
TEACHER TEACHES ECONOMICS AT SECONDARY SCHOOL
TEACHER TEACHES ENGLISH AT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHER, TEACHES SOCIAL STUDIES AT JHS LEVEL
TEACHER: TEACHES IN A JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 743
TEACHER: TEACHES MATHEMATICS IN A JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHES AT A PRIMARY SCHPPL
TEACHES ENGLISH AT A JUNIOR SEC. SCHOOL.
TEACHES TWI AT A TEACHERS TRAINING COLLEGE
TEACHES: ENGLISH LANG IN A SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
TO ACCRA SELLS WATER AT HOME(HAUSA BEER)
TRADE BEADS SALES BEADS
TRADER
TRADER - (TRADES IN 2ND HAND CLOTHING)
TRADER : SELLS FISH IN THE MARKET
TRADER AND SELLS FOOD STUFFS IN TAFO
TRADER IN FISH
TRADER IN FOOTWEAR
TRADER IN GENERAL GOODS 249
TRADER IN WAX PRINTS
TRADER SELLS BALKE FLUID AT MAGAZINE
TRADER SELLS FOOD STUFFS & VEGETABLES INFRONT OF HER HOUSE (315)
TRADER SELLS FOOD STUFFS IN THE MARKER
TRADER SELLS ORANGES ON RETAIL
TRADER SELLS PROVISIONS
TRADER SELLS SECOND HAND CLOTHING
TRADER SELLS SECOND HAND CLOTHINGS
TRADER SELLS SECOND HAND FOOTWARE ON WHOLESALE
TRADER SELLS SPARE PARTS AS A WORKER
TRADER SELLS TOMATOES IN THE MARKET(245)
TRADER(SELLS FOOD AT THE MAIN STREET
TRADER, OPERATES A PROVISION STORE
TRADER, SELLS CLOTH ON RETAIL IN THE MARKET
TRADER, SELLS CLOTH ON RETAIL(249)
TRADER, SELLS PROVISIONS IN HER SHOP AT HOME 244
TRADER, SELLS TEXTILES
TRADER, SELLS TOOTH BRUSH AND TOOTHPASTE
TRADER,OPERATES COSMETIC SHOP
TRADER,SELLS HOME USED FRIDGES
TRADER. IMPORT FOODSTUFFS FROM GHANA
TRADER. OPERATES CHOP BAR EATING JOINT 315
TRADER: SECOND HAND CLOTHING
TRADER: SELLS AND RENTS VIDEO CASSETTES INFRONT OF THE HOUSE
TRADER: SELLS COSMETICS
TRADER: SELLS PROVISIONS LIKE SUGAR MILO, NIDO ETC. ON A SMALL SCALE IN THE MARKET
TRADER:SELLS HARDWATER(BATTERY,TORCH LIGHT ETC
TRADER:SUPERMARKET SELLS PROVISIONS
TRADER:TRADES /SELLS VARIETY OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
TRADER:TRADES IN CLOTHS
TRADER:TRADES SELLS TOOTH PASTES AND BRUSH(RETAIL)
TRADES (SELLS) TOMATOES (WHOLESALE)
TRADES IN AUTO PRODUCT
TRADES IN CLOTHINGS
TRADES IN FOOD STUFFS
TRADES IN FOODSTUFFS
TRADES IN FOODSTUFFS(245)
TRADES IN FOODSTUFFS, CASSAVA, YAM, E.T.C(245)
TRADES IN FOOTWEAR
TRADES IN HARDWARES (COOKING UTENSILS)
TRADES IN HOME APPLIANCES SUCH AS TELEVISION, VCD
TRADES IN JEWELLERY LEARNING,NECKLACES ETC
TRADES IN SECOND HAND CLOTHING
TRADES IN SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
TRADES IN SHOES, CLOTHING, ETC. IMPORTS FROM NIGERIA
TRADING
TRANSFER SELLS HOUSA KOKO(PORRIAGE)
TRANSPORT & ESTATE OWNER & MANAGER
TRAVEL TO BRING CHARCOAL TO SELL TO OTHERS
TRDER SECOND HAND CLOTHING
TV REPAIRER
UNDERTAKES HOUSEHOLD CHORES-COOKING, WASHING E.T.C
WAITER AT A RESTAURANT
WAITER IN A RESTURANT
WARD ASSISTANT AT HOSPITAL
WASHES CLOTHES AND GET PAID
WEDER AT HIS OWN FITTIND SHOP
WELDER AUTO ELDER
WELDER AUTO WELDER
WORK AT A WORK SHOP. MANUFACTURE SPARE PARTS. 322
WORK AT CLOTHS FACTORY. PACKAGE MATERIALS INTO BOXES.
WORK IN A PHONE COMPANY. ARRANGE THE PHONE THEIR A BOX
WORK IN A PRIVATE HOSPITAL AS A NURSE
WORKD IN A PRINTING PRESS AS GRAPHIC DESIGNER
WORKER AT A PLASTIC CHAIR MANUFACTURING COMPANY. DONT KNOW EXACT DUTIES (321)
WORKER COKE COLA
WORKS AS A COOK AT A RESTOURANT
WORKS AS A NURSE IN A HOSPITAL
WORKS AS A SOLLDIER IN THE NAVY
WORKS AS AN ATTENDANT IN A SHOP.
WORKS AT A HOSPITAL AS A NURSE
WORKS AT A FACTOR AS A LABOURER
WORKS AT BMW AS AN ACCOUNTANT
WORKS AT THE AIRPORT BUT DOESN'T KNOW HIS JOB DESCRIBTION
WORKS AT THE BANK AS A CONSULTANT.
WORKS AT THE HABOUR AS CLEARING AGENT. HELPS PEOPLE TO CLEAR GOODS FROM THE HABOUR
WORKS AT THE LINCENSE OFFICE AS AN ERRAND GUY
WORKS IN A BANK
WORKS IN A FURNITURE PRODUCING FACTORY
WORKS IN A GOVERMENT SECTOR
WORKS IN A HOSPITAL AS A CLEANER
WORKS IN A PACKAGE GOODS LIKE CHICKEN FOR SALE. 321
WORKS IN A PACKAGING COMPANY. HE PACKAGES CANDY FOR EXPORT.
WORKS IN A POST OFFICE
WORKS IN A PRINTING PRESS A GRAPHIC DESIGNER
WORKS IN A RESTAURANT
WORKS IN A RESTAURANT AS AN ATTENDANT
WORKS IN A RESTURANT AS A WAITER
WORKS IN A UNIVERSITY AS A LIBRARIAN
WORKS IN AN OFFICE NOT LABOURER
WORKS IN ARESTURANT AS A WAITRESS
WORKS IN NOKIA PHONE COMPANY IN ASSEMBLING ROOM
WORKS IN THE ACCOUNT SECTION OF A HOSPITAL. 621
WORKS IN THE HOSPITAL AS A CIVILIAN EMPLOYEE(DONT KNOW EXACT DUTIES)
WORKS IN THE LAW COURT AS AN INTERPRETOR
WORKS IN THE PALACE GUARDS OTUMFUO
WORKS IN THE PALACE:GUARDS OTUMFO
WORKS WITH A COMPANY THAT PRODUCES CANDIES
WORKS WITH A CONSTRUCTION FIRM AS A MASON AT APRADE 312
WORKS WITH A RIAL WAY COMPANY
WORKS WITH A SHIPPING COMPANY
WORKS WITH COCA-COLA COMPANY AS A DISTRIBUTOR
WORKS WITH INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE WITH THEIR ACCOUNTS OFFICE RECEIVE REVENUE PAYMENTS
WORKS WITH THE TOWN COUNCIL
Current socio-economic status
Current socio-economic status
Current socio-economic status
Current socio-economic status
Current socio-economic status
Socio-professional category
A20. You/he/she is:
If a2_vivant in 1
If a19 in 1
3133
4002
1
Intellecutal/higher level occupation
2
Skilled employee or worker
3
Unskilled employee, labourer, worker
4
Employer
5
Self employed
6
Apprentice, intern
7
Family help
Sysmiss
Wage-earner: answers 1 to 3
Non-wage employment: answers 4 to 7
Country of birth
Country of birth
Country of birth
Country of birth
Country of birth
To all, including deceased persons
Place of birth
A14PAYS. In which country was "Name" born?
If abroad => Go to a14imm_an (A14IMM)
7119
16
99104
SWEDEN
99109
GERMANY
99122
POLAND
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99135
NETHERLANDS
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
99207
ISRAEL
99217
JAPAN
99236
TAIWAN
99302
LIBERIA
99316
LIBYA
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99331
BURKINA FASO
99335
MALI
99338
NIGERIA
99342
SIERRA LEONE
99345
TOGO
99352
ALGERIA
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99426
JAMAICA
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
Town of birth
Town of birth
Town of birth
Town of birth
Town of birth
To all, including deceased persons
Place of birth
A14VIL. In which village or town and district?
Town
If a14pays in 99329 (GHANA)
6951
Department of birth
Department of birth
Department of birth
Department of birth
Department of birth
To all, including deceased persons
Place of birth
A14DEP. In which village or town and district?
District
Go to a12 (A12)
If a14pays in 99329 (GHANA)
6750
385
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
202
301
302
615
Sysmiss
Year of moving in Ghana for the first time
Year of moving in Ghana for the first time
Year of moving in Ghana for the first time
Year of moving in Ghana for the first time
Year of moving in Ghana for the first time
To all, including deceased persons
Immigration
A14IMM. In which year did "Name" settle in Ghana for the first time?
If a14imm_an in 0000 or a14imm_age in 0 (Never lived in Ghana)=> Next person
If a14pays not in 99329 (GHANA)
146
6989
Has never lived in Ghana
1955
1956
1957
1961
1962
1965
1969
1971
1972
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1987
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Age of moving in Ghana for the first time
Age of moving in Ghana for the first time
Age of moving in Ghana for the first time
Age of moving in Ghana for the first time
Age of moving in Ghana for the first time
To all, including deceased persons
Immigration
A14IMM. In which year did "Name" settle in Ghana for the first time? Don't know: How old was "Name"?
If a14imm_an in 0000 or a14imm_age in 0 (Never lived in Ghana)=> Next person
If a14pays not in 99329 (GHANA)
145
6990
Has never lived in Ghana
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
27
32
35
50
54
Sysmiss
Has she/he ever lived abroad?
Has she/he ever lived abroad?
Has she/he ever lived abroad?
Has she/he ever lived abroad?
Has she/he ever lived abroad?
To all, including deceased persons
1st out-migration
A12. Has "Name" already lived outside of Ghana since he/she was born / settled the 1st time in Ghana?
If a12 in 10 or 11 => Next person
If "Name" has ever lived in Ghana
6971
164
3
Yes, for one year or longer
10
No, never
11
Yes, for less than a year
Sysmiss
In which year did she/he left for the first time?
In which year did she/he left for the first time?
In which year did she/he left for the first time?
In which year did she/he left for the first time?
In which year did she/he left for the first time?
To all, including deceased persons
1st out-migration
A13a. In which year did you/he/she leave Ghana for the first time for at least one year?
If "Name" has ever lived in Ghana
Si a12 in 3
1664
5471
1954
2009
1954
1957
1958
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
At what age did she/he left for the first time?
At what age did she/he left for the first time?
At what age did she/he left for the first time?
At what age did she/he left for the first time?
At what age did she/he left for the first time?
To all, including deceased persons
1st out-migration
A13a. In which year did you/he/she leave Ghana for the first time for at least one year? Don't know: How old were you / was he/she?
If "Name" has ever lived in Ghana
Si a12 in 3
1651
5484
72
27.839
10.2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
65
66
67
72
Sysmiss
What was her/his destination country?
What was her/his destination country?
What was her/his destination country?
What was her/his destination country?
What was her/his destination country?
To all, including deceased persons
1st out-migration
A13b. What was the destination country when you/he/she left Ghana for the first time?
If "Name" has ever lived in Ghana
Si a12 in 3
1667
5468
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99103
NORWAY
99104
SWEDEN
99105
FINLAND
99109
GERMANY
99123
RUSSIA
99126
GREECE
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99136
IRELAND or EIRE
99139
PORTUGAL
99140
SWITZERLAND
99141
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
99155
UKRAINE
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
99205
LEBANON
99207
ISRAEL
99216
CHINA
99217
JAPAN
99219
THAILAND
99223
INDIA
99237
KOREA
99239
KOREA (REPUBLIC OF)
99240
KUWAIT
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99304
GAMBIA
99310
ZIMBABWE
99311
NAMIBIA
99313
SPANISH PROVINCES OF AFRICA
99316
LIBYA
99324
CONGO
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99330
GUINEA
99331
BURKINA FASO
99335
MALI
99337
NIGER
99338
NIGERIA
99339
UGANDA
99341
SENEGAL
99342
SIERRA LEONE
99343
SUDAN
99345
TOGO
99346
ZAMBIA
99352
ALGERIA
99391
SWAZILAND
99396
CAPE VERDE
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99407
CUBA
99411
HONDURAS
99446
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
99501
AUSTRALIA
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
Did she/he already come back?
Did she/he already come back?
Did she/he already come back?
Did she/he already come back?
Did she/he already come back?
To all, including deceased persons
1st return
A13c. Did you/he/she return to Ghana for at least a year since you/he/she first left?
If a13c in 0 => Next person
If a13c in 1 => mark RETURN in the flap
If "Name" has ever lived in Ghana
Si a12 in 3
1697
5438
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
In which year did she/he come back for the first time?
In which year did she/he come back for the first time?
In which year did she/he come back for the first time?
In which year did she/he come back for the first time?
In which year did she/he come back for the first time?
To all, including deceased persons
1st return
A13d. In which year did you/he/she return for the first time?
If "Name" has ever lived in Ghana
Si a12 in 3
Si a13c in 1
559
6576
1960
2009
1960
1961
1964
1965
1966
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
At what age did she/he come back for the first time?
At what age did she/he come back for the first time?
At what age did she/he come back for the first time?
At what age did she/he come back for the first time?
At what age did she/he come back for the first time?
To all, including deceased persons
1st return
A13d. In which year did you/he/she return for the first time? Don't know: How old were you / was he/she?
=> Next person
If "Name" has ever lived in Ghana
Si a12 in 3
Si a13c in 1
559
6576
1
73
32.562
12.656
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
68
70
71
73
Sysmiss
1st reason of departure
1st reason of departure
1st reason of departure
1st reason of departure
1st reason of departure
Module BC - Migrants' experiences (all those marked ABR on the flap)
"Now we will talk about all those persons who you told me are currently living abroad, and more especially on the relationships between these people and your household. Some questions are about the money or the material goods that the persons living abroad may have sent you over the past 12 months. You may think that these questions are indiscrete, but they allow us to find out if migration helps Ghanaian households."
Last migration
B1. The last time he/she left Ghana to settle in another country, he/she left...
1st reason
If b1_1 or b1_2 or b1_3 in 0 => Go to b5_1 (B5)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
1241
5894
Has always lived abroad
1
To work
2
To study/training
3
To get married
4
For health reasons
5
To learn a trade/profession
6
For family reunification
7
For political or security reasons
8
Other
Sysmiss
2nd reason of departure
2nd reason of departure
2nd reason of departure
2nd reason of departure
2nd reason of departure
Module BC - Migrants' experiences (all those marked ABR on the flap)
"Now we will talk about all those persons who you told me are currently living abroad, and more especially on the relationships between these people and your household. Some questions are about the money or the material goods that the persons living abroad may have sent you over the past 12 months. You may think that these questions are indiscrete, but they allow us to find out if migration helps Ghanaian households."
Last migration
B1. The last time he/she left Ghana to settle in another country, he/she left...
2nd reason
If b1_1 or b1_2 or b1_3 in 0 => Go to b5_1 (B5)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
149
6986
1
To work
2
To study/training
3
To get married
5
To learn a trade/profession
6
For family reunification
Sysmiss
3rd reason of departure
3rd reason of departure
3rd reason of departure
3rd reason of departure
3rd reason of departure
Module BC - Migrants' experiences (all those marked ABR on the flap)
"Now we will talk about all those persons who you told me are currently living abroad, and more especially on the relationships between these people and your household. Some questions are about the money or the material goods that the persons living abroad may have sent you over the past 12 months. You may think that these questions are indiscrete, but they allow us to find out if migration helps Ghanaian households."
Last migration
B1. The last time he/she left Ghana to settle in another country, he/she left...
3rd reason
If b1_1 or b1_2 or b1_3 in 0 => Go to b5_1 (B5)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
4
7131
1
To work
2
To study/training
3
To get married
6
For family reunification
Sysmiss
Specify the other reason of departure
Specify the other reason of departure
Specify the other reason of departure
Specify the other reason of departure
Specify the other reason of departure
Module BC - Migrants' experiences (all those marked ABR on the flap)
"Now we will talk about all those persons who you told me are currently living abroad, and more especially on the relationships between these people and your household. Some questions are about the money or the material goods that the persons living abroad may have sent you over the past 12 months. You may think that these questions are indiscrete, but they allow us to find out if migration helps Ghanaian households."
Last migration
B1. The last time he/she left Ghana to settle in another country, he/she left...
If "Other" => Specify
If b1_1 or b1_2 or b1_3 in 0 => Go to b5_1 (B5)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If b1_1 or b1_2 or b1_3 in 8
1254
.
.b
FOR BUSINESS
FOR MEDICAL REASONS
HE WON AMERICAN LOTTORY
RETURN TO HER COUNTRY
STAY WITH RELATIVE FOR ACCOMMODATION
VIST AND SHE HAS STAYED THERE NOW
WENT TO STAY THERE AFTHER RETIREMENT PENSIONNEER
WON A U.S.A LOTTERY
WON AMERICAN LOTTERY
WON GREEN CARD LOTTERY
Departure: in which year?
Departure: in which year?
Departure: in which year?
Departure: in which year?
Departure: in which year?
Last migration
B2. When did he/she depart for the last time?
Year
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If b1_1 and b1_2 and b1_3 not in 0
1179
5956
1957
2009
1957
1960
1962
1963
1964
1965
1967
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Departure: at what age?
Departure: at what age?
Departure: at what age?
Departure: at what age?
Departure: at what age?
Last migration
B2. When did he/she depart for the last time?
Age
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If b1_1 and b1_2 and b1_3 not in 0
1167
5968
70
29.778
9.875
1
2
3
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
65
66
67
70
Sysmiss
1st help from the HH to leave
1st help from the HH to leave
1st help from the HH to leave
1st help from the HH to leave
1st help from the HH to leave
Last migration
B3. Did he/she receive support from your household to finance or organize the migration?
1st help
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If b1_1 and b1_2 and b1_3 not in 0
1192
5943
1
No, Ego managed to organize everything by himself/herself
2
We helped with the preparations
3
We helped to pay for the trip
4
We supported him/her in another way
Sysmiss
2nd help from the HH to leave
2nd help from the HH to leave
2nd help from the HH to leave
2nd help from the HH to leave
2nd help from the HH to leave
Last migration
B3. Did he/she receive support from your household to finance or organize the migration?
2nd help
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If b1_1 and b1_2 and b1_3 not in 0
89
7046
2
We helped with the preparations
3
We helped to pay for the trip
Sysmiss
3rd help from the HH to leave
3rd help from the HH to leave
3rd help from the HH to leave
3rd help from the HH to leave
3rd help from the HH to leave
Last migration
B3. Did he/she receive support from your household to finance or organize the migration?
3rd help
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If b1_1 and b1_2 and b1_3 not in 0
4
7131
4
We supported him/her in another way
Sysmiss
Specify the other help
Specify the other help
Specify the other help
Specify the other help
Specify the other help
Last migration
B3. Did he/she receive support from your household to finance or organize the migration?
If "We supported him/her in another way" => Specify
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If b1_1 and b1_2 and b1_3 not in 0
If b3_1 or b3_2 or b3_3 in 4
1255
.
.b
ADVICE
I USE MY PORTION AS STAFF OF G.I.A. TO FILE FOR HIM
PACKING HIS LUGGAGE
PRAYERS
PROCESSED DRIED TILAPIA FOR THEM TO TAKE ALONG(KOOBI)
WE PROVIDE GARI, TILAPIA, SHITO OR BLACK PEPPER
WE PROVIDED GARI, TILAPIA, SHITO OR BLACK PEPPER
Does she/he have official papers?
Does she/he have official papers?
Does she/he have official papers?
Does she/he have official papers?
Does she/he have official papers?
Last migration
B4. Does he/she currently have the residence permits/official documents that would allow him/her to stay in the country where he/she is?
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If b1_1 and b1_2 and b1_3 not in 0
1054
6081
Does not need any residence permit
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
1st contact with this person
1st contact with this person
1st contact with this person
1st contact with this person
1st contact with this person
Relationships and contacts with migrants in the last 12 months
B5. Have you or anyone else in the household been in contact with this person over the last 12 months, by phone, mail, internet…?
1st answer
If b5_1 or b5_2 or b5_3 in 2 => Go to b7 (B7)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
1244
5891
2
No contact
3
By phone
4
By mail
5
By internet
6
By other means (tapes, sms...)
Sysmiss
2nd contact with this person
2nd contact with this person
2nd contact with this person
2nd contact with this person
2nd contact with this person
Relationships and contacts with migrants in the last 12 months
B5. Have you or anyone else in the household been in contact with this person over the last 12 months, by phone, mail, internet…?
2nd answer
If b5_1 or b5_2 or b5_3 in 2 => Go to b7 (B7)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
179
6956
3
By phone
4
By mail
5
By internet
6
By other means (tapes, sms...)
Sysmiss
3rd contact with this person
3rd contact with this person
3rd contact with this person
3rd contact with this person
3rd contact with this person
Relationships and contacts with migrants in the last 12 months
B5. Have you or anyone else in the household been in contact with this person over the last 12 months, by phone, mail, internet…?
3rd answer
If b5_1 or b5_2 or b5_3 in 2 => Go to b7 (B7)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
27
7108
5
By internet
6
By other means (tapes, sms...)
Sysmiss
Contacts: at which frequencies?
Contacts: at which frequencies?
Contacts: at which frequencies?
Contacts: at which frequencies?
Contacts: at which frequencies?
Relationships and contacts with migrants in the last 12 months
B6. How often?
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If b5_1 and b5_2 and b5_3 not in 2
1198
5937
1
Every week
2
At least once a month
3
Less often
4
Once for 3 months
Sysmiss
Has she/he visited you during the past 12 months?
Has she/he visited you during the past 12 months?
Has she/he visited you during the past 12 months?
Has she/he visited you during the past 12 months?
Has she/he visited you during the past 12 months?
Relationships and contacts with migrants in the last 12 months
B7. Did he/she come to visit you in the last 12 months?
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
1239
5896
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Did you get money from her/him during the past 12 months?
Did you get money from her/him during the past 12 months?
Did you get money from her/him during the past 12 months?
Did you get money from her/him during the past 12 months?
Did you get money from her/him during the past 12 months?
Relationships and contacts with migrants in the last 12 months
C1. Have you or anyone in your household received any monetary transfers from "Name" over the last 12 months?
If c1 in 0 => Go to c7 (C7)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
1259
5876
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Did she/he send you money during the past 12 months...
Did she/he send you money during the past 12 months...
Did she/he send you money during the past 12 months...
Did she/he send you money during the past 12 months...
Did she/he send you money during the past 12 months...
Relationships and contacts with migrants in the last 12 months
C2. Over the last 12 months, did he/she send money... ?
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
650
6485
1
At least once a month
2
Regularly, but less often
3
Occasionally
Sysmiss
Generally how does she/he send you money? 1st answer
Generally how does she/he send you money? 1st answer
Generally how does she/he send you money? 1st answer
Generally how does she/he send you money? 1st answer
Generally how does she/he send you money? 1st answer
Monetary transfers (12 last months)
C3. Through what channels does he/she normally (most often) send money?
1st answer
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
599
6536
1
Ego brings the money herself/himself
2
A friend/relative brings the money
3
Money transfer agency (Western Union, Moneygram, Money Express...)
4
Bank transfer
5
Via a commercial agent
Sysmiss
Generally how does she/he send you money? 2nd answer
Generally how does she/he send you money? 2nd answer
Generally how does she/he send you money? 2nd answer
Generally how does she/he send you money? 2nd answer
Generally how does she/he send you money? 2nd answer
Monetary transfers (12 last months)
C3. Through what channels does he/she normally (most often) send money?
2nd answer
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
94
7041
1
Ego brings the money herself/himself
2
A friend/relative brings the money
3
Money transfer agency (Western Union, Moneygram, Money Express...)
4
Bank transfer
5
Via a commercial agent
6
Other
Sysmiss
Generally how does she/he send you money? 3rd answer
Generally how does she/he send you money? 3rd answer
Generally how does she/he send you money? 3rd answer
Generally how does she/he send you money? 3rd answer
Generally how does she/he send you money? 3rd answer
Monetary transfers (12 last months)
C3. Through what channels does he/she normally (most often) send money?
3rd answer
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
3
7132
1
Ego brings the money herself/himself
4
Bank transfer
Sysmiss
Specify how she/he sends you money
Specify how she/he sends you money
Specify how she/he sends you money
Specify how she/he sends you money
Specify how she/he sends you money
Monetary transfers (12 last months)
C3. Through what channels does he/she normally (most often) send money?
If "Other" => Specify
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
If c3_1 or c3_2 or c3_3 in 6
1255
.
SELLS GOODS HE BRINGS AND USE SOME OF THE MONEY
How much money the last time? Amount
How much money the last time? Amount
How much money the last time? Amount
How much money the last time? Amount
How much money the last time? Amount
Monetary transfers (12 last months)
C4. How much approximately did he/she send you the last time?
Amount
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
597
6538
How much money the last time? Currency
How much money the last time? Currency
How much money the last time? Currency
How much money the last time? Currency
How much money the last time? Currency
Monetary transfers (12 last months)
C4. How much approximately did he/she send you the last time?
Currency
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
537
6598
1
US Dollars
2
Euros
3
Cedis
4
British Pounds
Sysmiss
How did you spend this money: 1st answer
How did you spend this money: 1st answer
How did you spend this money: 1st answer
How did you spend this money: 1st answer
How did you spend this money: 1st answer
Monetary transfers (12 last months)
C5. How was the money that "Name" sent over the last 12 months spent?
1st answer
If c5_1 and c5_2 and c5_3 and c5_4 and c5_5 and c5_6 and c5_7 not in 8 => Go to c7 (C7)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
629
6506
1
Payment of rent/bills
3
Health treatment
4
School fees
5
Savings
6
Ceremonies & religious holidays
8
Purchase of a dwelling/vehicle/land/business
9
Other
21
Daily food
22
Daily transportation
23
Other daily expenditures
91
Clothes
Sysmiss
How did you spend this money: 2nd answer
How did you spend this money: 2nd answer
How did you spend this money: 2nd answer
How did you spend this money: 2nd answer
How did you spend this money: 2nd answer
Monetary transfers (12 last months)
C5. How was the money that "Name" sent over the last 12 months spent?
2nd answer
If c5_1 and c5_2 and c5_3 and c5_4 and c5_5 and c5_6 and c5_7 not in 8 => Go to c7 (C7)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
402
6733
1
Payment of rent/bills
3
Health treatment
4
School fees
5
Savings
6
Ceremonies & religious holidays
8
Purchase of a dwelling/vehicle/land/business
9
Other
21
Daily food
22
Daily transportation
23
Other daily expenditures
91
Clothes
Sysmiss
How did you spend this money: 3rd answer
How did you spend this money: 3rd answer
How did you spend this money: 3rd answer
How did you spend this money: 3rd answer
How did you spend this money: 3rd answer
Monetary transfers (12 last months)
C5. How was the money that "Name" sent over the last 12 months spent?
3rd answer
If c5_1 and c5_2 and c5_3 and c5_4 and c5_5 and c5_6 and c5_7 not in 8 => Go to c7 (C7)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
237
6898
1
Payment of rent/bills
3
Health treatment
4
School fees
5
Savings
6
Ceremonies & religious holidays
9
Other
21
Daily food
22
Daily transportation
23
Other daily expenditures
91
Clothes
Sysmiss
How did you spend this money: 4th answer
How did you spend this money: 4th answer
How did you spend this money: 4th answer
How did you spend this money: 4th answer
How did you spend this money: 4th answer
Monetary transfers (12 last months)
C5. How was the money that "Name" sent over the last 12 months spent?
4th answer
If c5_1 and c5_2 and c5_3 and c5_4 and c5_5 and c5_6 and c5_7 not in 8 => Go to c7 (C7)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
87
7048
1
Payment of rent/bills
3
Health treatment
4
School fees
5
Savings
6
Ceremonies & religious holidays
8
Purchase of a dwelling/vehicle/land/business
9
Other
21
Daily food
22
Daily transportation
23
Other daily expenditures
91
Clothes
Sysmiss
How did you spend this money: 5th answer
How did you spend this money: 5th answer
How did you spend this money: 5th answer
How did you spend this money: 5th answer
How did you spend this money: 5th answer
Monetary transfers (12 last months)
C5. How was the money that "Name" sent over the last 12 months spent?
5th answer
If c5_1 and c5_2 and c5_3 and c5_4 and c5_5 and c5_6 and c5_7 not in 8 => Go to c7 (C7)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
32
7103
1
Payment of rent/bills
3
Health treatment
5
Savings
6
Ceremonies & religious holidays
8
Purchase of a dwelling/vehicle/land/business
9
Other
21
Daily food
22
Daily transportation
23
Other daily expenditures
91
Clothes
Sysmiss
How did you spend this money: 6th answer
How did you spend this money: 6th answer
How did you spend this money: 6th answer
How did you spend this money: 6th answer
How did you spend this money: 6th answer
Monetary transfers (12 last months)
C5. How was the money that "Name" sent over the last 12 months spent?
6th answer
If c5_1 and c5_2 and c5_3 and c5_4 and c5_5 and c5_6 and c5_7 not in 8 => Go to c7 (C7)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
9
7126
8
Purchase of a dwelling/vehicle/land/business
23
Other daily expenditures
91
Clothes
Sysmiss
How did you spend this money: 7th answer
How did you spend this money: 7th answer
How did you spend this money: 7th answer
How did you spend this money: 7th answer
How did you spend this money: 7th answer
Monetary transfers (12 last months)
C5. How was the money that "Name" sent over the last 12 months spent?
7th answer
If c5_1 and c5_2 and c5_3 and c5_4 and c5_5 and c5_6 and c5_7 not in 8 => Go to c7 (C7)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
1
7134
7
Foreign travel
Sysmiss
What kind of purchase did you make? 1st answer
What kind of purchase did you make? 1st answer
What kind of purchase did you make? 1st answer
What kind of purchase did you make? 1st answer
What kind of purchase did you make? 1st answer
Use and management
C6. What kind of purchase did you make?
1st answer
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
If c5_1 or c5_2 or c5_3 or c5_4 or c5_5 or c5_6 or c5_7 in 8
41
7094
10
Construction or purchase of a dwelling for "Name" himself/herself
11
Construction or purchase of a dwelling for someone else
20
Refurbishment of a dwelling/construction works for "Name" himself/herself
30
Purchase of a vehicle for personal use for "Name" himself/herself
31
Purchase of a vehicle for personal use for someone else
40
Purchase of land for "Name" himself/herself
50
Purchase of inventory, equipment, other business assets for "Name" himself/herself
Sysmiss
What kind of purchase did you make? 2nd answer
What kind of purchase did you make? 2nd answer
What kind of purchase did you make? 2nd answer
What kind of purchase did you make? 2nd answer
What kind of purchase did you make? 2nd answer
Use and management
C6. What kind of purchase did you make?
2nd answer
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c1 in 1
If c5_1 or c5_2 or c5_3 or c5_4 or c5_5 or c5_6 or c5_7 in 8
4
7131
6
Other
10
Construction or purchase of a dwelling for "Name" himself/herself
Sysmiss
Did she/he send you goods in the past 12 months?
Did she/he send you goods in the past 12 months?
Did she/he send you goods in the past 12 months?
Did she/he send you goods in the past 12 months?
Did she/he send you goods in the past 12 months?
Transfer of goods
C7. Did "Name" send to anyone in the household goods in kind?
If c7 in 0 => Go to c9 (C9)
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
1256
5879
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
1st good she/he sent you
1st good she/he sent you
1st good she/he sent you
1st good she/he sent you
1st good she/he sent you
Transfer of goods
C8. Did he/she send you or to any other person in the household any of the following goods?
1st good
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c7 in 1
473
6662
1
Electric domestic appliances
3
Vehicles
4
Clothing or personal-care products
5
Computers
6
Hi-fi system/TV/video player/music or related items
7
Phones
8
Other
Sysmiss
2nd good she/he sent you
2nd good she/he sent you
2nd good she/he sent you
2nd good she/he sent you
2nd good she/he sent you
Transfer of goods
C8. Did he/she send you or to any other person in the household any of the following goods?
2nd good
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c7 in 1
179
6956
1
Electric domestic appliances
2
Spare parts for vehicles
3
Vehicles
4
Clothing or personal-care products
5
Computers
6
Hi-fi system/TV/video player/music or related items
7
Phones
8
Other
Sysmiss
3rd good she/he sent you
3rd good she/he sent you
3rd good she/he sent you
3rd good she/he sent you
3rd good she/he sent you
Transfer of goods
C8. Did he/she send you or to any other person in the household any of the following goods?
3rd good
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c7 in 1
47
7088
1
Electric domestic appliances
2
Spare parts for vehicles
4
Clothing or personal-care products
5
Computers
6
Hi-fi system/TV/video player/music or related items
7
Phones
8
Other
Sysmiss
4th good she/he sent you
4th good she/he sent you
4th good she/he sent you
4th good she/he sent you
4th good she/he sent you
Transfer of goods
C8. Did he/she send you or to any other person in the household any of the following goods?
4th good
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c7 in 1
11
7124
5
Computers
6
Hi-fi system/TV/video player/music or related items
7
Phones
8
Other
Sysmiss
5th good she/he sent you
5th good she/he sent you
5th good she/he sent you
5th good she/he sent you
5th good she/he sent you
Transfer of goods
C8. Did he/she send you or to any other person in the household any of the following goods?
5th good
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
If c7 in 1
2
7133
4
Clothing or personal-care products
7
Phones
Sysmiss
What share of your needs represents the money and the good sent by her/him?
What share of your needs represents the money and the good sent by her/him?
What share of your needs represents the money and the good sent by her/him?
What share of your needs represents the money and the good sent by her/him?
What share of your needs represents the money and the good sent by her/him?
Transfer of goods
C9. Which share of the household's expenditures on food, medicine, housing, transport, etc. have been covered by the money and in-kind transfers you have received from "Name" over the last 12 months?
=> Next person
If ABR box is ticked (q4_etr in 1)
1254
5881
Receives neither money nor goods
1
Very large share
2
Large share
3
Moderate share
4
Small share
5
Insignificant share
Sysmiss
Current migrants: individuals outside HH living abroad
Current migrants: individuals outside HH living abroad
Current migrants: individuals outside HH living abroad
Current migrants: individuals outside HH living abroad
Current migrants: individuals outside HH living abroad
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variable:
- q4_etr (Ego lives abroad)
Stata program:
gen pmigrant=1 if q4_etr==1
recode pmigrant .=0
Country of residence of the current migrants
Country of residence of the current migrants
Country of residence of the current migrants
Country of residence of the current migrants
Country of residence of the current migrants
Members outside the household only (A4 = 2)
If a10 in 1
1262
5873
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99103
NORWAY
99104
SWEDEN
99105
FINLAND
99109
GERMANY
99123
RUSSIA
99126
GREECE
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99136
IRELAND or EIRE
99139
PORTUGAL
99140
SWITZERLAND
99141
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
99155
UKRAINE
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
99205
LEBANON
99207
ISRAEL
99216
CHINA
99217
JAPAN
99219
THAILAND
99237
KOREA
99240
KUWAIT
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99304
GAMBIA
99314
EQUATORIAL GUINEA
99316
LIBYA
99324
CONGO
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99331
BURKINA FASO
99335
MALI
99338
NIGERIA
99343
SUDAN
99345
TOGO
99352
ALGERIA
99390
MAURITIUS
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99411
HONDURAS
99446
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
99454
US TERRITORIES IN AMERICA
99501
AUSTRALIA
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
Variable calculated from the following variable:
- a11 (In which country?)
Stata program:
gen pmig_country=a11
Residence region of the current migrants
Residence region of the current migrants
Residence region of the current migrants
Residence region of the current migrants
Residence region of the current migrants
Members outside the household only (A4 = 2)
If a10 in 1
1262
5873
1
Africa
2
Europe
3
Other
Sysmiss
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- a11 (In which country?)
- pmigrant (Current migrants: individuals outside HH living abroad)
Stata program:
tostring a11, gen(regi)
gen str3 region = substr(regi,1,3)
gen pmig_region = 1 if region == "993" /* africa */
replace pmig_region = 2 if region== "991" | region == "960" /* europe */
replace pmig_region = 3 if !inlist(region,"991","993","960") /* other */
replace pmig_region=. if pmigrant==0
replace pmig_region=7777 if a11==7777
replace pmig_region=8888 if a11==8888
replace pmig_region=9999 if a11==9999
drop region regi
Return migrants
Return migrants
Return migrants
Return migrants
Return migrants
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- q4_return (Ego returned from a migration)
- a4 (Living in the HH)
Stata program:
gen preturn=1 if q4_return==1 & a4==1
recode preturn .=0
Members of the HH who have lived at least one year abroad
Current return migrants who are in Ghana during the survey
Current return migrants who are in Ghana during the survey
Current return migrants who are in Ghana during the survey
Current return migrants who are in Ghana during the survey
Current return migrants who are in Ghana during the survey
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- q4_return (Ego returned from a migration)
- q4_etr (Ego lives abroad)
- a4 (Living in the HH)
Stata program:
gen pretout=1 if q4_return==1 & q4_etr==0 & a4==0
recode pretout .=0
Actual migrants who have already come back to Ghana
Actual migrants who have already come back to Ghana
Actual migrants who have already come back to Ghana
Actual migrants who have already come back to Ghana
Actual migrants who have already come back to Ghana
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- q4_return (Ego returned from a migration)
- q4_etr (Ego lives abroad)
Stata program:
gen peverreturn=1 if q4_return==1 & q4_etr==1
recode peverreturn .=0
Individuals who have immigrated to Ghana
Individuals who have immigrated to Ghana
Individuals who have immigrated to Ghana
Individuals who have immigrated to Ghana
Individuals who have immigrated to Ghana
7125
10
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- q4_etr (Ego lives abroad)
- a14pays (Country of birth)
- a14imm_an (Year of moving in Ghana for the first time)
Stata program:
gen pimmig=1 if (!inlist(a14pays,7777,8888,9999,survey_country_code) & /// !inlist(a14imm_an,7777,8888,9999,0,.))|(inlist(a14imm_an,7777,8888,9999) & q4_etr==0)
recode pimmig .=0
replace pimmig=7777 if a14imm_an==7777 & pimmig==0
replace pimmig=8888 if a14imm_an==8888 & pimmig==0
replace pimmig=9999 if a14imm_an==9999 & pimmig==0
Individuals who were born abroad but came to settle in Ghana (whatever their nationalities)
Total number of persons in the HH (living in or outside)
Total number of persons in the HH (living in or outside)
Total number of persons in the HH (living in or outside)
Total number of persons in the HH (living in or outside)
Total number of persons in the HH (living in or outside)
7135
1
21
7.363
3.211
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- n_indiv (Individual number in the HH (HH head))
Stata program:
sort n_menage n_indiv
egen hhmember=max(n_indiv), by(n_menage)
Number of persons living in the HH (excluding the persons declared as living outside the HH)
Number of persons living in the HH (excluding the persons declared as living outside the HH)
Number of persons living in the HH (excluding the persons declared as living outside the HH)
Number of persons living in the HH (excluding the persons declared as living outside the HH)
Number of persons living in the HH (excluding the persons declared as living outside the HH)
7135
1
16
4.713
2.422
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- n_indiv (Individual number in the HH)
- a4 (Living in the HH)
Stata program:
gen temp=1 if a4==1
replace temp=0 if a4==0
sort n_menage n_indiv
gen temp_2=temp if n_menage!=n_menage[_n-1]
replace temp_2=temp_2[_n-1]+temp if temp_2==.
sort n_menage n_indiv
egen hmember=max(temp_2), by(n_menage)
drop temp temp_2
Children of the HH head living in the HH
Children of the HH head living in the HH
Children of the HH head living in the HH
Children of the HH head living in the HH
Children of the HH head living in the HH
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- a3 (Relation with the HH head)
- a4 (Living in the HH)
Stata program:
gen childHH=0
replace childHH=1 if (inlist(a3_1,4,16) & a4==1)|(inlist(a3_2,4,16) & /// a4==1)
Biological, fostered and adopted children for Congo and Ghana
Number of children of the HH head living in the HH
Number of children of the HH head living in the HH
Number of children of the HH head living in the HH
Number of children of the HH head living in the HH
Number of children of the HH head living in the HH
7135
11
2.152
1.856
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- childhh (Children of the HH head living in the HH)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hchildin=sum(childHH), by(n_menage)
Age class of the HH head children living in the HH
Age class of the HH head children living in the HH
Age class of the HH head children living in the HH
Age class of the HH head children living in the HH
Age class of the HH head children living in the HH
2112
5023
1
From 0 to 4 years old
2
From 5 to 11 years old
3
12 years old and more
Sysmiss
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- q3age (Age)
- childhh (Children of the HH head living in the HH)
Stata program:
gen childage=.
replace childage=1 if childHH==1 & q3age<5
replace childage=2 if childHH==1 & q3age>=5 & q3age<12
replace childage=3 if childHH==1 & q3age>=12 & /// !inlist(q3age,7777,8888,9999,.)
Number of children from 0 to 4 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 0 to 4 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 0 to 4 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 0 to 4 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 0 to 4 years old living in the HH
7135
3
0.255
0.567
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- childage (Age class of the HH head children living in the HH)
Stata program:
tab childage, gen(childage_dum)
egen hchild04=sum(childage_dum1), by(n_menage)
drop childage_dum1
Number of children from 5 to 12 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 5 to 12 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 5 to 12 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 5 to 12 years old living in the HH
Number of children from 5 to 12 years old living in the HH
7135
5
0.456
0.769
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- childage (Age class of the HH head children living in the HH)
Stata program:
tab childage, gen(childage_dum)
egen hchild511=sum(childage_dum2), by(n_menage)
drop childage_dum2
Number of children from 12 years old & plus living in the HH
Number of children from 12 years old & plus living in the HH
Number of children from 12 years old & plus living in the HH
Number of children from 12 years old & plus living in the HH
Number of children from 12 years old & plus living in the HH
7135
11
1.44
1.665
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- childage (Age class of the HH head children living in the HH)
Stata program:
tab childage, gen(childage_dum)
egen hchild12=sum(childage_dum3), by(n_menage)
drop childage_dum3
Children of the HH head living outside the HH
Children of the HH head living outside the HH
Children of the HH head living outside the HH
Children of the HH head living outside the HH
Children of the HH head living outside the HH
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- a3 (Relation with the HH head)
- a4 (Living in the HH)
Stata program:
gen childoutHH=0
replace childoutHH=1 if (inlist(a3_1,4,16) & a4==0)|(inlist(a3_2,4,16) /// & a4==0)
Number of children of the HH head living outside the HH
Number of children of the HH head living outside the HH
Number of children of the HH head living outside the HH
Number of children of the HH head living outside the HH
Number of children of the HH head living outside the HH
7135
11
1.443
2.015
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- childouthh (Children of the HH head living outside the HH)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hchildout=sum(childoutHH), by(n_menage)
Children of the HH head living abroad
Children of the HH head living abroad
Children of the HH head living abroad
Children of the HH head living abroad
Children of the HH head living abroad
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- a3 (Relation with the HH head)
- a10 (Is Ego currently living abroad?)
Stata program:
gen migchild=0
replace migchild=1 if (inlist(a3_1,4,16) & a10==1)|(inlist(a3_2,4,16) & /// a10==1)
Number of children of HH head living abroad
Number of children of HH head living abroad
Number of children of HH head living abroad
Number of children of HH head living abroad
Number of children of HH head living abroad
7135
7
0.334
0.904
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- migchild (Children of the HH head living abroad)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hmigchild=sum(migchild), by(n_menage)
Son of the HH head living abroad
Son of the HH head living abroad
Son of the HH head living abroad
Son of the HH head living abroad
Son of the HH head living abroad
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- a1 (Sex)
- a3 (Relation with the HH head)
- a10 (Is Ego currently living abroad?)
Stata program:
gen migs=0
replace migs=1 if (a1==1 & inlist(a3_1,4,16) & a10==1)|(a1==1 & /// inlist(a3_2,4,16) & a10==1)
Number of sons of the HH head living abroad
Number of sons of the HH head living abroad
Number of sons of the HH head living abroad
Number of sons of the HH head living abroad
Number of sons of the HH head living abroad
7135
5
0.191
0.578
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- migs (Son of the HH head living abroad)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hmigsons=sum(migs), by(n_menage)
Daughter of the HH head living abroad
Daughter of the HH head living abroad
Daughter of the HH head living abroad
Daughter of the HH head living abroad
Daughter of the HH head living abroad
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- a1 (Sex)
- a3 (Relation with the HH head)
- a10 (Is Ego currently living abroad?)
Stata program:
gen migd=0
replace migd=1 if (a1==2 & inlist(a3_1,4,16) & a10==1)|(a1==2 & /// inlist(a3_2,4,16) & a10==1)
Number of daughters of the HH head living abroad
Number of daughters of the HH head living abroad
Number of daughters of the HH head living abroad
Number of daughters of the HH head living abroad
Number of daughters of the HH head living abroad
7135
5
0.144
0.497
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- migd (Daughter of the HH head living abroad)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hmigdaughters = sum(migd), by(n_menage)
Partner of the HH head living outside the HH
Partner of the HH head living outside the HH
Partner of the HH head living outside the HH
Partner of the HH head living outside the HH
Partner of the HH head living outside the HH
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- a3 (Relation with the HH head)
- a4 (Living in the HH)
Stata program:
gen out_spouse=0
replace out_spouse=1 if (inlist(a3_1,2,3) & a4==0)|(inlist(a3_2,2,3) & /// a4==0)
Number of partners of the HH head living outside the HH, whatever the country of residence
Number of partners of the HH head living outside the HH, whatever the country of residence
Number of partners of the HH head living outside the HH, whatever the country of residence
Number of partners of the HH head living outside the HH, whatever the country of residence
Number of partners of the HH head living outside the HH, whatever the country of residence
7135
2
0.112
0.32
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- out_spouse (Partner of the HH head living outside the HH)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hspout=sum(out_spouse), by(n_menage)
Partner of the HH head living abroad
Partner of the HH head living abroad
Partner of the HH head living abroad
Partner of the HH head living abroad
Partner of the HH head living abroad
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- a3 (Relation with the HH head)
- a10 (Is Ego currently living abroad?)
Stata program:
gen migspouse=0
replace migspouse=1 if (inlist(a3_1,2,3) & a10==1)|(inlist(a3_2,2,3) & /// a10==1)
Number of partners of the HH head living abroad
Number of partners of the HH head living abroad
Number of partners of the HH head living abroad
Number of partners of the HH head living abroad
Number of partners of the HH head living abroad
7135
2
0.112
0.32
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- migspouse (Partner of the HH head living abroad)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hmigspcm=sum(migspouse), by(n_menage)
Partner of someone in the HH living aborad
Partner of someone in the HH living aborad
Partner of someone in the HH living aborad
Partner of someone in the HH living aborad
Partner of someone in the HH living aborad
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variable:
- a8b (Is he/she the partner of someone living in the HH?)
Stata program:
gen migsp_any=0
replace migsp_any=1 if a8b==1
Total number of partners living abroad
Total number of partners living abroad
Total number of partners living abroad
Total number of partners living abroad
Total number of partners living abroad
7135
1
0.149
0.356
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- migsp_any (Partner of someone in the HH living aborad)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hmigsptot=sum(migsp_any), by(n_menage)
Partners of the HH head or of the other members of the HH living abroad
Number of persons living abroad and keeping regular contacts
Number of persons living abroad and keeping regular contacts
Number of persons living abroad and keeping regular contacts
Number of persons living abroad and keeping regular contacts
Number of persons living abroad and keeping regular contacts
7110
25
9
0.881
1.319
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- hmigchild (Number of children of HH head abroad)
- hmigsptot (Total number of partners living abroad)
- hmigtot (Total number of persons living outside Ghana, whatever the country of residence)
Stata program:
gen hmigother=hmigtot-hmigchild-hmigsptot
Total number of persons living abroad and keeping regular contacts with the HH during the 12 months before the survey (excluding of the other migrants category - partners, children)
Total number of persons living outside Ghana, whatever the country of residence
Total number of persons living outside Ghana, whatever the country of residence
Total number of persons living outside Ghana, whatever the country of residence
Total number of persons living outside Ghana, whatever the country of residence
Total number of persons living outside Ghana, whatever the country of residence
7135
10
1.358
1.596
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- pmigrant (Current migrants: individuals outside HH living outside Senegal)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hmigtot=sum(pmigrant), by(n_menage)
(hmigother + hmigsptot + hmigchild)
Number of HH persons living in Africa, excluding Ghana
Number of HH persons living in Africa, excluding Ghana
Number of HH persons living in Africa, excluding Ghana
Number of HH persons living in Africa, excluding Ghana
Number of HH persons living in Africa, excluding Ghana
7135
5
0.159
0.581
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- pmig_region (Residence region of the current migrants)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
tab pmig_region, gen(migreg)
egen hmigafr=sum(migreg1), by(n_menage)
drop migreg1
Number of HH persons living in Europe
Number of HH persons living in Europe
Number of HH persons living in Europe
Number of HH persons living in Europe
Number of HH persons living in Europe
7135
7
0.611
1.057
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- pmig_region (Residence region of the current migrants)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
tab pmig_region, gen(migreg)
egen hmigeur=sum(migreg2), by(n_menage)
drop migreg2
Number of HH persons living outside Ghana, neither Africa, nor Europe
Number of HH persons living outside Ghana, neither Africa, nor Europe
Number of HH persons living outside Ghana, neither Africa, nor Europe
Number of HH persons living outside Ghana, neither Africa, nor Europe
Number of HH persons living outside Ghana, neither Africa, nor Europe
7135
8
0.571
1.069
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- pmig_region (Residence region of the current migrants)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
tab pmig_region, gen(migreg)
egen hmigreste=sum(migreg3), by(n_menage)
drop migreg3
Number of migrants back in the HH
Number of migrants back in the HH
Number of migrants back in the HH
Number of migrants back in the HH
Number of migrants back in the HH
7135
5
0.398
0.672
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- preturn (Return migrants)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hmigret=sum(preturn), by(n_menage)
Individuals which have lived abroad for at least one year
HH with return migrants
HH with return migrants
HH with return migrants
HH with return migrants
HH with return migrants
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variable:
- hmigret (Number of migrants back in the HH)
Stata program:
gen hreturn=0
replace hreturn=1 if hmigret>0 & !inlist(hmigret,7777,8888,9999,.)
HH with actual migrants
HH with actual migrants
HH with actual migrants
HH with actual migrants
HH with actual migrants
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variable:
- hmigtot (Total number of persons living outside Ghana, whatever the country of residence)
Stata program:
gen hmigrant=0
replace hmigrant=1 if hmigtot>0 & !inlist(hmigtot,7777,8888,9999,.)
HH which have never had migrants
HH which have never had migrants
HH which have never had migrants
HH which have never had migrants
HH which have never had migrants
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- hmigtot (Total number of persons living outside Ghana, whatever the country of residence)
- hmigret (Number of migrants back in the HH)
Stata program:
gen hnonmig=0
replace hnonmig=1 if hmigtot==0 & hmigret==0
Individual with a professional activity
Individual with a professional activity
Individual with a professional activity
Individual with a professional activity
Individual with a professional activity
7135
No
1
Yes
Variable calculated from the following variable:
- a19 (Current occupation)
Stata program:
gen worker=0
replace worker=1 if a19==1
Number of persons living in the HH with a professional activity
Number of persons living in the HH with a professional activity
Number of persons living in the HH with a professional activity
Number of persons living in the HH with a professional activity
Number of persons living in the HH with a professional activity
7135
18
3.664
2.222
Variable calculated from the following variables:
- n_menage (Household number)
- worker (Individual with a professional activity)
Stata program:
sort n_menage
egen hworkers=sum(worker), by(n_menage)
Inflating factor household
Inflating factor household
Inflating factor household
Inflating factor household
Inflating factor household
7135
73.742
6975.506
822.815
987.432
Normalized weight by HH
Normalized weight by HH
Normalized weight by HH
Normalized weight by HH
Normalized weight by HH
7135
Represents normalized weights to be used in the analyses related to the household data, whatever the file used.
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
1666
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
1666
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
1244
422
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
1244
422
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
1184
482
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
30
31
32
33
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
Sysmiss
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1226
440
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
1226
440
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
1218
448
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Recruitment
Recruitment
Recruitment
Recruitment
Recruitment
1618
48
Households in Africa
1
Snow-balling
2
Public place
3
Association
4
Interviewer's contact
9
Other
Sysmiss
Region of the survey
Region of the survey
Region of the survey
Region of the survey
Region of the survey
1665
1
1
DRENTHE
2
FLEVOLAND
3
FRIESLAND
4
GELDERLAND
5
GRONINGEN
6
LIMBURG
7
NORTH BRABANT
8
NORTH HOLLAND
9
OVERIJSSEL
10
SOUTH HOLLAND
11
ULTRECHT
12
ZEELAND
13
BEDFORDSHIRE AND HERTFORDSHIRE
14
BERKSHIRE,BUCKINGHAMSHIRE AND OXFORDSHIRE
15
CHESHIRE
16
CORNWALL AND ISLES OF SCILLY
17
CUMBRIA
18
DERBYSHIRE AND NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
19
DEVON
20
DORSET AND SOMERSET
21
EAST ANGLIA
22
EAST WALES
23
EAST YORKSHIRE AND NORTHERN LINCOLNSHIRE
24
EASTERN SCOTLAND
25
ESSEX
26
GLOUCESTERSHIRE,WILTSHIRE AND BRISTOL/BATH AREA
27
GREATER MANCHESTER
28
HAMPSHIRE AND ISLE OF WIGHT
29
HEREFORDSHIRE,WORCESTERSHIRE AND WARWICKSHIRE
30
HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS
31
INNER LONDON
32
KENT
33
LANCASHIRE
34
LEICESTERSHIRE,RUTLAND AND NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
35
LINCOLNSHIRE
36
MERSEYSIDE
37
NORTH EASTERAN SCOTLAND
38
NORTH YORCKSHIRE
39
NORTHERN IRELAND
40
NORTHUMBERLAND AND TYNE AND WEAR
41
OUTER LONDON
42
SHROPSHIRE AND STAFFORDSHIRE
43
SOUTH WESTERN SCOTLAND
44
SOUTH YORKSHIRE
45
SURREY,EAST AND WEST SUSSEX
46
TEES VALLEY AND DURHAM
47
WEST MIDLANDS
48
WEST WALES AND THE VALLEYS
49
WEST YORKSHIRE
101
ACCRA REGION
102
KUMASI REGION
Sysmiss
Survey district
Survey district
Survey district
Survey district
Survey district
1592
74
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
79
80
A. NORTH
ACCRA
ADIEMBRA
ADIEMBRA/KMA
ADIS COMBE
ALMERE BUITEN
ALMERE MUZIEKLIJC
ALMERE MUZIEKWIJK
ALMERE SIAD
ALMERE STAD
ALMERE-BUITEN
AMA
AMSTEL
AMSTELVEEN
AMSTERDAM
AMSTERDAM CENTRAL
AMSTERDAM NOORD
AMSTERDAM NORD
AMSTERDAM NORRD
AMSTERDAM NORTH
AMSTERDAM OOST
AMSTERDAM POORT
AMSTERDAM WEST
AMSTREDAM NOORD
ASHANTI
BADHOEVEDORP
BALHAM
BAR EN LOMME
BARKING
BECKTON
BERESTELAAN
BIJLMER
BIJLMER H-BLOK
BIJLMER-GAMZEMHOF
BIJLMERDREEF
BIJLMERMEER
BIJLMERMEER_
BIJMER
BILJMER
BILJMER, ZUID OOST
BLACKFRIARS
BLIJME
BREMAN
BRIXTON
BRIXTON HILL
BROCKLEY
BUIKSLOTERMEERPLEIN
BULLEWIJK
BYIMER
BYLMER
BYMER
Bijlmer
CAMBERWELL
CAMBEWELL
CANADA WATER
CANNING
CANNING TOWN
CENTRE
CHINGFORD
CLAPHAM
CLAPHAM COMMON
CLAPTON
COLLIERS WOOD
DAGENHAM
DAPPERBUURT
DEMNISTOUN
DEN HAAG
DEVON ROAD
DIEMEN
DUNSTABLE
EASDEN
EDGEWARE
EDMONTON
ELEPHANT AND CASTLE
ENFIELD
FOREST HILL
FULHAM
GANZENHOEF
GAZENHOEF
GEIN
GENSENHOF
GLASGOW
GREENWICH
HANGLETON
HARDWICK WAY
HARROW ON THE HILL
HOEFKADE
HOFENDRECHT
HOGEVECHT
HOLENDRECHT
HOLENDRECT
HOLLAND SPOOR
HOLLANDSE SPON
HOLLANDSE SPOR
HONLAU SPOOR
HOVE
HULME
ILFORD
KANTERSHOF
KENNINGTON
KENSINGTON
KORTNAERKADE
KRAALERNEST
KRAANEST
KRAIENEST
KRIAANEST
KUMASI
KUMASI (OFORIKROM)
KUMASI (TAFO)-KMA
KUMASI/K.M.A
KUMASI/K.M.A (ADIEMBRA)
KUMASI/K.M.A ADIEMBRA
LAAK
LAKWATIER
LEWISHAM
LEYTON
LEYTONSTONE
LEYWEG
MARNE
MARYLEBONE
MASTHOF
MIDDLESEX
MILL HILL
MITCHAM
MITCHAM EASTFIELD
MOERWIJK
MOLENWIJK
MORAKKANSTRAAT
MUARISKADE
MUZIEKVLIJK
MUZIEKWIJK
NOORD
NORTH
NORTH EMFIELD
NORTH LAINES
NORTH OATH
NORTHOLT
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
NUNHEAD
OFORI KROM
OFORIKROM
OLD TAFO
OOST
OOSTERPARK
OSDORP
OSDORP DE-AKEX
PARKWIJK
PECKHAM
PLAISTOW
POORT
PORTSLADE
PRINZENHOF (LEIDSCHENDAM)
REIGERBOS
REIGERSBOS
SAWABA
SCHILDERSWIJK
SCHILDERSWIL
SELSDON
SOUTH EAST
SOUTH NORWOOD
SOUTH WOODFORD
SOUTHALL
SOUTHGATE
SOUTHWARK
SPINTEX
STATIONWEJ
STOCKWELL
STOKE NEWINGTON
STRAFORD
STRATFORD_
STREATHAM
SYDENHAM
TAFO
TAFO-KMA
THAMESMEAD
THE HAGUE
THORNTON HEATH
TOTTENHAM
TUFNELL PARK
UPTON PARK
UXBRIDGE
VAN LIMBURGSTRAAT
VAN ZEGGELENLAAN
VOLANDEREWEG-AMSTERDAM NOORD
VREDERUST
VROLIKSTRAAT
WALLINGTON
WALTHAMSTOW
WALWORTH
WATERLOOPLEIN
WEMBLEY
WEST
WESTMINSTER
WIBANSTRAAT
WIMBLEDON
WOODFORD
WOODFORD BRIDGE
WOODFORD GREEN
WOOLWICH
ZUID OOST
ZUIDOOST
ZUIDOST
ashanti
.b
Town of the survey
Town of the survey
Town of the survey
Town of the survey
Town of the survey
1654
10
(AMA)
(RUSSIA) ACCRA
A M A
A.M.A
A.M.A (ASHAIMAN)
A.M.A ASHAIMAN
ABEKA
ABEKA/AMA
ABOABAO
ABOABO
ABOABO (K.M.A)
ABOFU/ACHIMOTA LEGON
ACCRA
ACCRA - NEW TOWN
ACCRA - NEWTOWN
ACCRA A.M.A
ACCRA GA WEST
ACCRA METRO
ACCRA METRO AREA
ACCRA NEW TOWN
ACCRA NEWTOWN
ACCRA-METRO AREA
ACCRAI - NEW TOWN
ADABRAKA
ADABRAKA A.M.A
ADABRAKA AMA
ADENTA
ADENTA EAST
ADENTA EAST/A.M.A
ADIEMBRA
ADIEMBRA KUMASI KMA
ADIEMBRA/KUMASI
ADOATO
ADOWATO
AFFUL KWANTA (K.M.A)
AFFUL NKWANTA
AFFUL NKWANTA K.M.A
AFFUL NKWANTA KUMASI(KMA)
AFFUL NKWANTA/KMA
AFFUL NKWANTA/KUMASI
AKWATIA LINE / KMA
ALAJO
ALAJO/A.M.A
ALMERE
AMA
AMA / NYANIBA
AMA ACCRA
AMA(N. KANESHIE)
AMA/ASYLUM DOWN
AMA/LABONE
AMA/LARTE BIOKORSHIE
AMA/ODORKOR
AMA/TAIFA
AMSTELVEEN
AMSTERDAM
ANYA GA SOUTH
ANYAA
ANYAA GA SOUTH
ANYAH
ANYAH GA SOUTH
APRADE
ASH TOWN
ASH TOWN(K.M.A)
ASH TOWN(K.M.A.)
ASHAIMAN
ASHAIMAN MUNICIPALITY
ASHAIMAN/ASHAIMAN MUNICIPALITY
ASHANTI
ASHIAMAN
ASHIAMAN MUNICIPALITY
ASHNTI
ASHONGMAN
ASHONGMAN ESTATE / ADENTA MADINA
ASHONGMAN(GA WEST)
ASHONGMAN/AMA
ASYLUM
ASYLUM DOWN
ATONSU
ATONSU BOKORO
BARKING AND DAGENHAM
BARNET
BECKTON
BIG ADA
BOHYEN
BOKORO
BOKRO (ATONSU)
BOKROM
BREMAN
BREMANG
BRENT
BRIGHTON AND HOVE
BUOKROM
BUOKROM (EST).
BUOKROM EST(KIMASI)
BUOKROM EST.
BUOKROM ESTATE
CAMBRIDGE
CAMDEN
CHANTAN
CHORKOR
CITY OF LONDON
CROYDON
DAGENHAM
DANSOMAN
DANSOMAN ASOREDANHO
DEN HAAG
DERBY
DIEMEN
DOME/ADENTA MADINA
DOME/AMA
DOME/MUNICIPALITY
DZORWULU
DZOWULU
EALING
EAST CANTOMENTS
EAST CANTONMENTS
EAST LEGON
EAST LEGON / ADENTA MADINA
EAST LEGON / AMA
EDMONTON
ENFIELD
FANTI NEW TOWN /KMA
GA EAST
GA WEST
GA WEST CHANTAN
GA WEST MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY
GBAWE
GBAWE GA SOUTH
GLASGOW
GREENWICH
GYINYASE
HAATSO
HAATSO/AMA
HACKNEY
HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM
HARINGEY
HARROW
HATSO
HILLINGDON
K M A
K M A (ADOATO)
K.M.A
K.M.A.
KALAMAZOO
KENNINGTON
KMA
KMA ADOATO
KMA-ADOATO
KMASI
KORLE DUDOR
KORLE GONNO
KORLE GONO
KORLE WUKO
KORLEDUDOR
KORLEGONO(ACCRA)
KPONE
KROFROM/KMA
KROPO
KROPO (K.M.A)
KUMASI
KUMASI (ADIEMBRA)
KUMASI (ADOAFO)
KUMASI (ADOATO)
KUMASI (AFFUL NKWANTA)
KUMASI (BOHYEN)
KUMASI (BUOKROM)
KUMASI (KROPO)
KUMASI / K M A
KUMASI ADOATO
KUMASI AFFUL NKWANTA
KUMASI METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY
KUMASI METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY KMA
KUMASI METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY KUMASI (KROPO)
KUMASI(ASH TOWN)
KUMASI(GYINYASE)
KUMASI(KWADASO)
KUMASI(OFORIKROM)
KUMASI/AFFUL NKWANTA
KUMASI/K.M.A ADIEMBRA
KUMASI/KMA
KWADASO
KWADASO (K.M.A)
KWADASO (KUMASI)
KWADASO EST
KWADASO NSUOM
KWADASO NSUOM (K.M.A)
LA
LA (KROWOR)
LABONE
LABONE / A.M.A
LABONE / AMA
LABONE/AMA
LABONI
LAMBETH
LARTEBIOKORSHIE
LARTEBIOKORSHIE/A.M.A
LARTEIBIOKORSHIE
LARTERBIOKOSHIE
LARTSBIOKOSHIE
LATE BIOKORSHIE
LATERBIOKOSHIE
LEDZOKOKU KROWOR
LEDZOKUKO KROWOR
LEDZOKUKU
LEDZOKUKU KROWOR
LEEDS
LEWISHAM
LUTON
MADINA
MADINA/ADENTA
MADINA/AMA
MAMOBI
MAMPROBI
MAMPROBI (ACCRA)
MANCHESTER
MERTON
MILTON KEYNES
MITCHAM
MPOASE
N. ODORKOR (A.M.A)
NEW ACHIMOTA
NEW TOWN
NEW TOWN (A.M.A)
NEW TOWN (ACCRA)
NEW TOWN / A.M.A
NEWHAM
NEWTOWN
NII BOYE TOWN
NIMA
NIMA / KANDA
NIMA/A.M.A
NIMA/AMA
NORTH KANESHIE
NORTH ODORKOR
NORTHAMPTON
NOTTINGHAM
NUNGUA
NUNGUA (BORA BORA)
NUNGUA / A.M.A
NUNGUA ACCRA
NUNGUA AMA
NUNGUA GA SOUTH
NUNGUA(BORA BORA)
NYANIBA
NYANIBA (A.M.A)
NYANIBA/AMA
ODORKOR
ODORKOR OFFICIAL TOWN
ODORKOR/ A.M.A
OFORIKROM
OFORIKROM(K.M.A)
OSU
OSU-RE
OSU/ACCRA METRO
PANKORONO ESTATE
PANKRONO EST.
PANKRONO ESTATE
PANKRONO ESTATE KM A
PEACEHAVEN
PRAMPRAM
PRESTON
REDBRIDGE
REMAN
RUSSIA
SAKOMONO
SAKUMONO
SAKUMONO/AMA
SAWABA
SHANTI
SOINTEX
SOUTHWARK
SOWUTUOM
SOWUTUOM GA SOUTH
SPINTEX
STREATHAM HILL
SUAME KROPO
SUAME KROPO (KUMASI)
SUTTON
TAIFA
TAIFA/ADENTA MADINA
TAIFA/AMA
TEMA
TEMA (COM 7)
TEMA COM 3/ T.M.A
TEMA COMMUNITY 3/T.M.A
TEMA MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY
WALTHAM FOREST
WANDSWORTH
WELLINGBOROUGH
WEST ABBOSSEY OKAI (MATAHEKO)
WESTMINSTER
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ID of the interviewer
ID of the interviewer
ID of the interviewer
ID of the interviewer
ID of the interviewer
Interviewer's name:
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Date of the interview
Date of the interview
Date of the interview
Date of the interview
Date of the interview
Date:
1664
2009-01-05
2010-01-01
2009-01-05
2009-01-07
2009-01-08
2009-01-30
2009-02-08
2009-02-09
2009-02-19
2009-02-25
2009-02-28
2009-03-07
2009-04-03
2009-04-09
2009-04-10
2009-04-20
2009-04-21
2009-04-22
2009-04-23
2009-04-24
2009-04-27
2009-04-29
2009-04-30
2009-05-01
2009-05-02
2009-05-03
2009-05-04
2009-05-07
2009-05-08
2009-05-09
2009-05-10
2009-05-14
2009-05-15
2009-05-16
2009-05-17
2009-05-19
2009-05-20
2009-05-21
2009-05-25
2009-05-27
2009-05-28
2009-05-29
2009-05-30
2009-06-01
2009-06-03
2009-06-04
2009-06-05
2009-06-06
2009-06-07
2009-06-08
2009-06-09
2009-06-10
2009-06-11
2009-06-12
2009-06-13
2009-06-14
2009-06-15
2009-06-16
2009-06-17
2009-06-19
2009-06-20
2009-06-21
2009-06-22
2009-06-23
2009-06-24
2009-06-25
2009-06-27
2009-06-28
2009-06-29
2009-06-30
2009-07-01
2009-07-02
2009-07-03
2009-07-05
2009-07-07
2009-07-08
2009-07-09
2009-07-10
2009-07-11
2009-07-13
2009-07-14
2009-07-15
2009-07-16
2009-07-17
2009-07-18
2009-07-19
2009-07-20
2009-07-21
2009-07-22
2009-07-23
2009-07-24
2009-07-25
2009-07-26
2009-07-27
2009-07-28
2009-07-29
2009-07-30
2009-07-31
2009-08-01
2009-08-02
2009-08-03
2009-08-04
2009-08-05
2009-08-06
2009-08-07
2009-08-08
2009-08-09
2009-08-10
2009-08-11
2009-08-12
2009-08-13
2009-08-14
2009-08-15
2009-08-16
2009-08-17
2009-08-18
2009-08-19
2009-08-20
2009-08-21
2009-08-22
2009-08-23
2009-08-24
2009-08-25
2009-08-26
2009-08-27
2009-08-28
2009-08-29
2009-08-30
2009-08-31
2009-09-01
2009-09-02
2009-09-03
2009-09-04
2009-09-05
2009-09-06
2009-09-07
2009-09-08
2009-09-09
2009-09-10
2009-09-11
2009-09-12
2009-09-13
2009-09-14
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2009-09-16
2009-09-17
2009-09-18
2009-09-19
2009-09-20
2009-09-21
2009-09-23
2009-09-24
2009-09-25
2009-09-26
2009-09-27
2009-09-28
2009-09-29
2009-09-30
2009-10-02
2009-10-03
2009-10-04
2009-10-06
2009-10-07
2009-10-08
2009-10-09
2009-10-10
2009-10-11
2009-10-12
2009-10-13
2009-10-14
2009-10-15
2009-10-16
2009-10-17
2009-10-18
2009-10-19
2009-10-20
2009-10-21
2009-10-22
2009-10-23
2009-10-24
2009-10-25
2009-10-26
2009-10-27
2009-10-28
2009-10-29
2009-10-30
2009-10-31
2009-11-01
2009-11-02
2009-11-03
2009-11-04
2009-11-05
2009-11-06
2009-11-07
2009-11-08
2009-11-09
2009-11-10
2009-11-11
2009-11-12
2009-11-14
2009-11-15
2009-11-16
2009-11-17
2009-11-18
2009-11-23
2009-11-24
2009-11-25
2009-11-27
2009-11-28
2009-11-30
2009-12-01
2009-12-02
2009-12-03
2009-12-07
2009-12-09
2009-12-10
2009-12-11
2009-12-13
2009-12-14
2009-12-16
2009-12-17
2009-12-18
2009-12-30
2009-12-31
2010-01-01
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Hour of the beginning of the interview
Hour of the beginning of the interview
Hour of the beginning of the interview
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Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
1666
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
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1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
1666
21
76
41.709
11.991
Village or town of origin
Village or town of origin
Village or town of origin
Village or town of origin
Village or town of origin
Q2. Is there a place which you would consider to be your village or your town of origin in Ghana?
If q2 in 0 => Go to q3 (Q3)
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1
Yes
Sysmiss
Locality name
Locality name
Locality name
Locality name
Locality name
Q2V. What is the name of this locality?
If q2 in 1
1639
4
(WIAMOASE) ASOKORE
10
ABALO
ABANDZE C/R
ABEADZE DOMINASE
ABESUIN
ABETIFI
ABETIFI, KWAHU
ABETIFI-KWAHU
ABIREM
ABIRIW
ABIRIW/ER
ABLEKUMA
ABOABOGYA
ABOASA (E/R)
ABOASO
ABOMPI
ABOR
ABOTASE
ABRA ODUMASE
ABREPO
ABUAKWA
ABURA DUNKWA
ABURI
ABUTIA
ACCRA
ACCRA ABEKA
ACCRA CENTRAL
ACCRA NEW TOWN
ACCRA OSU
ACCRa
ACHAWKUSOM
ACHERENSUA
ACHIASE
ACHIAVE
ACHIM KADE
ACHIM SEKYERE
ACHINAKROM
ACHIRENSURA
ADA
ADA FOAH
ADA FOE
ADA-FOAH
ADA-FOASE
ADABRAKA
ADANSIE
ADANSIE KUSA
ADENTA MADINA
ADIDOME
ADIDWAN
ADIEMBRA
ADINA(V/R)
ADUAMOA-KWAHU
ADUKROM
ADUKRON
ADUMAKASE
ADWENASE
ADWIRETIA
ADWUMAKASE-KESE
ADWUMAKASEKESE
ADWUMAN KENYASE
ADWUMARO BESEASE
AFIFE
AFIFE(VOLTA REGION)
AFIGYA KWABRE
AFIGYASI
AFLAO
AFLAO/VR
AFRAM
AFRAM PLAINS
AFRANCHO
AFRANSIE
AGBOZOME
AGBOZOMEH - SUKLADZI
AGOGO
AGOGO-ASHANTI
AGONA
AGONA ABODOM
AGONA KONYARKO
AGONA KWAMAH
AGONA KWANYAKO
AGONA MAASE
AGONA NSABA
AGONA NSABAA
AGONA NSABAN
AGONA NYARKROM
AGONA SWEDNI
AGONA SWEDRO
AGONA SWEDRU
AGONAKONYAKO
AHO DWO
AHODKIO-KUMASI
AHODWO
AHODWO DABAN
AJUMAKO
AJUMAKO (CENTRAL REGION)
AKAKYI-ABOR
AKAPUSU
AKATSI
AKATSI ABOO
AKATSI-ABOR/VR
AKIM
AKIM AKROSO
AKIM JEJETI
AKIM MANSO
AKIM ODA
AKIM ODA BANKA
AKIM-ASUOM
AKOM
AKOMAAJEG
AKOMADAN
AKOMFUDI
AKONSOMBO
AKOSOMBO
AKRAMA
AKRAMAMA
AKRAYA
AKROFOUM ADANSE (NEAR OBUASI)
AKROPONG
AKROPONG AKWAPEM
AKROSO
AKTSI
AKUAPEM
AKUAPEM MAMPONG
AKUAPEMG MAMAPONG
AKUMA DAN
AKUMFI-ADANSI
AKWAMUFIE
AKWAPEM
AKWAPIM
AKWAPIM AKROPONG
AKWAPIM BOSOMASE
AKWATIA
AKYEM
AKYEM ABOMOSU
AKYEM AKOKWASO
AKYEM AKROPONG
AKYEM APRADE
AKYEM ASAFO
AKYEM KWARBENG
AKYEM ODA
AKYEM TAFO
AKYEMA DISTRICT
AKYEMMANSA
AKYENKROM
AKYIM FENEASE
AKYIM JEJETI
AKYIM ODA
ALAJO
ALAVANYO
AMACHE WE LADAS
AMAMOMO
AMANCHIA
AMANFROM
AMANOKROM
AMANORKROM/ER
AMANSIE
AMANSIE WEST
AMASAMAN
AMENASE
AMFOEGA
AMFUNGA
AMIA
AMOABENG
AMOMAKYIASE
AMOTSEWE
AMPABAME
AMPABAME (KUMASI)
AMPORITA
ANFOEGA
ANFUNGA
ANGLOGA
ANKAASE
ANLO
ANLOGA
ANLOGA/VR
ANOMABO
ANOMABU
ANTOA
ANTOR KROBO
ANTOWA ABURA (BONWIRE)
ANU,-BOSO
ANUM
ANUM BOSO
ANUM BUSU
ANYAKO
ANYINAHINI
ANYINASE
APAAH
APAM
APAM/CR
APARDANG
APATRAPA
APEDWA
APOLONIA
APOLONIA(AFTER ASHAIMAN GAR)
APRADE
APREDE
APUTUOGYA
ASAAMAN
ASAFO
ASAM
ASAMANG
ASAMANKESE
ASANDA
ASANKRAGWA
ASANSO
ASANTE AKYEM AGOGO
ASANTE AKYIM AGOGO
ASANTE BEKWAI
ASANTE EFIGYASE
ASANTE MAMPONG
ASANTI AKIM-AGOGO
ASANTI MAMPONG
ASEBU
ASENDA
ASENE
ASENE JONSHIE
ASERE
ASHANTI
ASHANTI AKIM SOUTH
ASHANTI BEKWAI
ASHANTI MAMPONG
ASHANTI REGION
ASHIAMAN
ASIAKWA
ASIESO
ASIKUMA
ASIKWA
ASIN AYINIBINI
ASIN FOSU
ASINE
ASINE / GAR
ASINI, JAMES TOWN
ASOKORE
ASOKORE SNKYI
ASONOMASO
ASSIEM PO
ASSIIN FOSU
ASSIM EKROFUOM
ASSIN AKROFRO
ASSIN AKROPONG
ASSIN EDUBIASE
ASSIN FOSU
ASSIN KUMASI
ASU-YEAOAH(KUMASI)/AR
ASUOFIA (BAREKESE)
ASUOFUO
ASUOM
ASUOYEBOAH
ASUTIFI
ATASOMANSO
ATEBUBU
ATIAVI
ATIAVI/VR
ATIAVIE
ATIBIA
ATIMATIM
ATOBIASE
ATONKOR
ATONSU
ATONSU AGOGO
ATUAVE
ATWIAMA KROMOASE
ATWIMA
ATWIMA HWEDIEM
ATWIMA KOFORIDUA
ATWIMA TWEDIE
ATWIMA YABI
ATWIMAN YABE
AVE
AVENOR
AVEYIME
AVEYIME-BATTOR/VR.
AWISA
AWODJE
AWUKUGUA
AWUTE
AWUTU BREKO
AXIM
AYEAWU BESEASE
AYEWODO(MANKESIM)
AYIDUASI
AYIGYA
AZANU
BAABINSO
BAAKADO
BABIANI
BADU
BAIKA
BAMAN
BANDA
BANDA AHENKRO
BANKO
BANTAMA
BAREKESE
BAREKUMA
BATOR
BAWDIE
BAWKU
BEBU
BECHEM
BEGERO
BEKWAI
BEKWAI JACOBU
BEKWEI
BEKWI
BENSO
BENUAKYEM
BEPOSO SEKYERE
BEREKUM
BESEASE
BESEASE(EJISU)
BIBIANI
BIG ADA
BIG ADA (OCANSEY KOPE) GAR
BIG ADA-GOS
BIG ADA/GAR
BIMBILA
BIRIM NORTH
BIRIWA
BISCASE
BISEASE
BOAMA(A/R)
BOAMAN
BOAMANG
BODADA
BODADA//VR
BOHYEN
BOKANKYE
BOKANKYL
BOKAWKYE A/R
BOKO ANO
BOKOM
BOKRUWA
BOKURUWA
BOLE
BOLGA
BOLGATANGA
BOLGATANGA NORTHERN REGION
BOLOGATANGA
BOME
BOMFA
BOMFA ACHIASE
BOMFA ANYINASE
BOMPATA
BOMSU
BOMWIRE/ NTOMSO
BONE
BONGO
BONWIRE
BONWIRE ADWANWOMASE
BONWIRE BARMANG
BONWIRG
BORTIANOR
BOSO-ANNUM
BOSOMTWI
BOTI
BREKUM
BREMAN
BREMANG ASIKUMA
BRITISH JAMES TOWN (NGLESHIE AMANFRO)
BROFODU
BRONG AHAFO
BRUTU
BUKOM
BUMPRUGU
BUOH
BUOYEM
BUSUA
CAPE COAST
CAPECOAST
CENTRAL REGION
CHAMBA
CHARMBA
CHIREH
CHORKOR
COALTAR
DABOASE
DABOYA
DAMAASE
DAMANGO
DAMONGO
DANKYIRA (KASOA)
DANSOMAN
DANU
DARKOMAN-ACCRA
DAWA
DAWA/ OYARIFA
DECHEMSO
DENKYIRA
DENKYIRA NYMAWOSU
DENU
DEVEGO
DIXCOVE
DOBA/UER
DODOWA
DOM POASI
DOMAA AHENKRO
DOMEABRA
DOMGABRA
DOMPOASI
DORMAA
DORMAA AHENKRO
DUAKWA
DUASE
DUAYAW NKWANTA
DUKWA OFFIN
DUNKINA
DUNKWA
DUNKWA ADWEMON
DWABEN
DZELUKOPE
DZODZE
DZODZE/VR
DZOLO
EASTEN REGION
EASTERN REGION
EBO
EDINA
EFFIGYAASE
EFISU ASANWASE
EFUTU
EJISO
EJISU
EJISU (ABENASE)
EJISU ABENASE
EJISU ACHEAKROM
EJISU BISEASE
EJISU DADIETEM
EJISU JUABEN
EJISU JUABENG
EJISU ONWE
EJISU-ABENASE
EJITSU
EJURA
EKPEGA TOGO
EKUMFI OTOM
ELIMINA
ELMINA
ENYAN ABASA
ESAASE BONTENFUFUO
ESASE
ESIENIMPONG
ETISU
FAAMAN
FADAMA
FANTEAKWA
FARMER
FARNA
FAWOADA
FOASE
FOMENA
FOSU
FUFUOM
FUMESA
FUMESUA
FUMESWA
GA - MASHIE (JAMES TOWN)
GA ACCRA
GA MASHIE
GA MASHIE (ACCRA)
GA-MANHIA
GA-MASHIE
GA-SEMPE/GAR
GAMAASI
GAMBAGA
GBAWE
GBEFE
GBESE
GBEWAA
GELUKOPE
GOMOA AKOM
GOMOA FETTEH
GOMOA MANSO
GOMOA PAMFO
GOMOA WEST
GOMOA-OJOBI
GOMOA-OJOBI/CR
GREATER ACCRA
GUSHIEGU
GYINYASE
HAVE
HEMANG
HIEWO
HO
HOHOE
HOHOE, VOLTA REGION
HUHUNYA/ER
HUNI VALLEY
HWEDIEM
HWEEHWEE
HWIDIEM
HYIAWU BESEASE
ILETA
ITO
JACHIE
JACKIE
JACOBU
JAKOBU
JAKODUA
JAMAN
JAMASI
JAMES
JAMES TOWN
JAMESI
JAMESTOWN
JAMESTOWN, ACCRA
JASIKAN
JEMAN / BA
JINIJINI
JOMORO
JUABEN
JUABENG (EASTERN)
JUABNEG
JUANSAH
JUASO
JUKWA
KADE OSINASI
KADJEBI
KASENA-NANKANA
KASOA
KEDJEBI
KEIA
KENTINKRONO
KENYASI
KETA
KETA VOODZA
KETE KRACHI
KHASO
KIBI
KIBI ER
KINTAMPO NORTH
KJEBI AMANFROM
KKHIAU
KLA
KLAVE
KLINRIEBA
KLOBOMGO
KOBEI
KODZI
KOFORDUA
KOFORIDUA
KOFORIDUA - OYOKO
KOFORIDUA EFIDUASEI
KOFORIDUA JACKSON PARK
KOFORIDUA OYOKO
KOKOBENG
KOKOFU
KOKORANTUMI
KOMENDA
KONKOMA(LAKE BOSOMTWE AREA)
KONOGO
KONONGO
KONONGO PRASO
KONTOMPO
KONYAKO (SWEDRU)
KORDIABE
KORLE WUKO
KORLE-GONNO
KORLE-WOKO
KORLEGONO
KOTEI
KPANDO
KPANDO-FETE
KPEDZE
KPEJE
KPENWE
KPONE
KPONE (GAR)
KPONE BAWALESHIE (GAR)
KPONE BWALASHIE
KPONE, GREATER ACCRA
KPONE/GAR
KPONG
KPONG-BWACASHIE
KPORTOI V/R
KRACHI NKWANTA
KRAKYE
KROBO
KROBO ODUMASE
KROBO ODUMASI
KROFROM
KRONOM
KUBORI
KUBRISU
KUKUO
KUKURANTUMI
KUMASI
KUMASI CHIRAPATRE
KUMASI PANKRONO
KUMAWU
KUMBUNGU
KUNSO
KUNSU WIAWSO
KUNTUNSO WIASO
KUTULI (VIA SABOBA)
KWABENG
KWABENYA-ACCRA
KWABRE
KWADASO
KWAEBIBIREM
KWAHU
KWAHU BUKRUWA
KWAHU KWAITIA
KWAHU MPRAESO
KWAHU NKETIA (E/R)
KWAHU NORTH
KWAHU OBO
KWAHU OBOEH
KWAHU OBOMANING(KWAHU NORTH)
KWAHU OBOMEN
KWAHU OBOMENG
KWAHU OBOO
KWAHU PRASO
KWAHU SOUTH
KWAHU TAFO
KWAHU TWENEASE
KWAHU WEST
KWAHU-ABETIFI
KWAHU-NKWANTA
KWAHU-OBOMENG
KWAMAN NSUTA/ ASHANTI
KWAMO
KWANU PADO CAPE COAST
KWANWOMA
KWASO
KWATRIE
KWAWU-NKWATIA
KYEBI (KIBI)
KYEKYEWOWERE
KYIREKROM
LA
LA KWAKU
LA(ACCRA)
LA-BAWALESHIE
LA/GAR
LABADI
LABADI-ACCRA
LARTE
LARTEH
LARTEH/ER
LARTEI
LATTEH
LAWRA
LEDZOKUKU KROKIOR
LIKPE-AGBOSOME
LOLOBI
LOLOBI-KUMASI
LUWOUR (ADA)/GAR
MABANG
MADINA
MAFE AKRAYA
MAFE KUMASI
MAFI KUMASE
MAHEYA
MAKESSIM
MAMFE
MAMKESIM
MAMOBI
MAMONG
MAMPOHG
MAMPONG
MAMPONG A/R
MAMPONG AKWAPIM
MAMPONG NSUTA
MAMPONG-ASHANTI
MAMPONG-NSUTA
MAMPONGTENG
MAMPONTEN
MAMPONTENG
MAMPROBI
MANDO
MANSO
MANSO ABADOM
MANSO ADUBLA0
MANSO ANKAM
MAPRE
MATAHEKO
MBEM
MBEMU
MEMFE
MFANTSIMAN
MFENSI
MIM
MIM B/R
MISANTSIMAN
MOFRA MFA ADWEN
MOLE DAGBON
MOORE
MOREE
MOREE/CR
MPASAATIA
MPOHOR
MPRAESO KWAHU
NADOKILI
NALERIGU
NANDOM
NAVORONGO
NAVRONGO
NEW ACHIMOTA-ACCRA
NEW AYORMAN
NEW JEJETI
NEW NINGO
NEW NINGO/GAR
NEW TOWN
NGLESHIE- ACCRA
NIMA
NINGO
NINGO, GREATER ACCRA
NKAWIE
NKAWKAW
NKEKENSU
NKENKAASO
NKINKENSO
NKONTENASE
NKONYA NTUMDA
NKORAMZA
NKORANZA
NKRANZA
NKRANZA BOMIME
NKROFUL
NKWANKWAW
NKWATIA
NORTH TON
NORTH(GRUSI)
NORTHERN VOLTA
NSAKYI(ABURI)
NSANFU- ANOMABO
NSAWAM
NSOATRE
NSUATERE/BA
NSUTA
NSUTA ATONSU
NTOMSO
NTONSO
NTOSO
NTOSU
NUNGUA
NWOMASE
NYINAHIN
NZEMA
OBNASI
OBO
OBO KWAHU
OBO KWAWU
OBO-KWAHU
OBOASI
OBOEH
OBOMENG
OBOSOMASEI
OBUASI
ODA
ODOBEN
ODUM
ODUMASE AMANFRO
OFANKOR
OFFIMSO
OFFINSO
OFFINSO NORTH
OFFINSO-(KUMASI)
OFFUWASI
OFINSO
OJOBI/CR
ONWE
ONWE - EJISU
OPA, NSAWAM
OPPONG CALLEY(TARKWA)
OSIAMU
OSIEM
OSIEM - E/R
OSU
OSU RE
OSU, ACCRA
OSU-ACCRA
OTOAM
OTORM(TAKORADI AREA)W/R
OTROKPE
OYOKO-EPUTUOGYA
PAAKOSO
PAAKOSU (EJISU)
PAYIRE
PEJE (KPEJE)
PEKI
PEKI - DZAKE
POKUASE
PRAMPRAM
PRAMPRAM/GAR
PRESTEA
PUNKWA-ASSIKUMAH
SABOBA
SALAGA
SALPOND
SALT POND
SALTPOMD
SALTPOND
SAMLESI APLESU
SANDEMA
SANDEMA (UPPER EAST)
SANKORE
SANTROKOFI
SANTROKOFI BENUA
SAVELUGU
SAVELUGU NANTON
SAWABA
SEFIWIWIAWSO
SEFWI
SEFWI BEKWAI
SEKONDI
SEKONDI TAKORADI
SEKONDI TAKRADI
SEKYERE
SEKYERE DUMASI
SEKYERE-ADUMASE
SEKYERE-DUMASE
SEKYEREDUMASI
SEMPE
SEMPE (SAKA TSULU WE)/GAR
SEMPE, ACCRA
SENE
SENYA BREKU
SENYA BREKUM
SEPAASE
SEPE
SEPEH
SEVA
SEWUAH
SHAMA
SOGACOPE
SOGAKOPE
SOKOBAN
SOMANYA
SRAHA
SUHUM
SUJANI
SUNKERSO
SUNTRESO
SUNYANI
SUSHYENE
SWEDRU
TABRE GAMAASI
TAFLE (V/R)
TAFO
TAFO (KUMASI)
TAKORADI
TAMALE
TAMALE MUNICIPAL
TANO NORTH
TANOSO
TANYIGBE
TANYIGBE-EJOE
TAPULGA
TARKWA
TARKWA TAMSO
TATALE
TAVIEFE
TAVIEPE
TAYIGBE (HO CENTRAL)
TECHIMAN
TEFLE
TEGBI
TEMA
TEMA/GAR
TEMALE
TEPA
TEPO - NKONYA
TEPO NKONYA
TESHI NUNGUA
TESHIE
TETREFU
TETREM
TOH KPALIME
TOLOKUMBUGU
TOLON
TOLON KUNBUNGU
TOMU
TONGO-TALENSI
TREDE
TSIBU-AWUDOME
TUMU
TUMU U/E
TUOBODON (NEAR TECHIMAN) IN BRONG AHAFO
TUTU - AKWAPIM
TWENEDURASA
VAKPO
VANE
VE-DEME
VOGA
VOLTA ABORLORVE
VOLTA NORTH
VOLTA REGION
WA
WADIEDWUMAKESE
WAIFI
WASSA AKROPONG
WENCHI
WIASO-ASANTE AKYEM
WINEBA
WINNEBA
WIOSO
WOE
WORAWORA
WRAWRA
WUTI
YABE
YEBEDAN AGYA
YENDI
ZABZUGU TATALE
ZEBILLA
.b
Region of this locality
Region of this locality
Region of this locality
Region of this locality
Region of this locality
Q2D. In which region is it located?
If q2 in 1
1553
113
101
JOMORO
102
NZEMA EAST
103
ELLEMBELLE
104
AHANTA WEST
105
SHAMA
106
SEKONDI TAKORADI METRO
107
MPOHOR WASSA
108
TARKWA NSUAEM
109
BOGOSO PRESTEA
110
WASSA AMENFI WEST
111
WASSA AMENFI EAST
112
AOWIN
113
SEFWI WIAWSO
114
SEFWI BIBIANI BEKWAI
115
SEFWI AKONTOMBRA
116
JUABESO
117
BIA
201
KOMENDA EDINA EGUAFO ABIREM
202
CAPE COAST MUNICIPAL
203
ABURA ASEBU KWANMANKESE
204
MFANTSIMAN
205
GOMOA WEST
206
GOMOA EAST
207
EFUTU
208
AWUTU SENYA
209
AGONA WEST
210
AGONA EAST
211
ASIKUMA ODOBEN BRAKWA
212
AJUMAKO ENYAN ESIAM
213
ASSIN SOUTH
214
ASSIN NORTH
215
TWIFO HEMANG LOWER DENKYIRA
216
UPPER DENKYIRA EAST
217
UPPER DENKYIRA WEST
301
ACCRA METRO AREA
302
LEDZOKOKU KROWOR
303
GA WEST
304
GA SOUTH
305
GA EAST
306
TEMA METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY
307
ASHIAMAN MUNICIPALITY
308
ADENTA MADINA
309
DANGME WEST
310
DANGME EAST
401
SOUTH TONGU
402
NORTH TONGU
403
AKATSI
404
KETA
405
KETU SOUTH
406
KETU NORTH
407
HO
408
KPANDO
409
HOHOE
410
JASIKAN
411
KADJEBI
412
ADAKLU/ ANYIGBE
413
SOUTH DAYI
414
BIAKOYE
415
NKWANTA NORTH
416
NKWANTA SOUTH
417
KRACHI WEST
418
KRACHI EAST
501
BIRIM NORTH
502
BIRIM CENTRAL
503
BIRIM SOUTH
504
AKYEMMANSA
505
WEST AKIM
506
EAST AKIM
507
ATIWA
508
KWAEBIBIREM
509
SUHUM K.OALTAR
510
FANTEAKWA
511
NEW JUABEN
512
AKWAPIM SOUTH
513
AKWAPIM NORTH
514
YILO KROBO
515
LOWER MANYA
516
UPPER MANYA
517
ASUOGYAMAN
518
KWAHU NORTH/ AFRAM PLAINS
519
KWAHU SOUTH
520
KWAHU WEST
521
KWAHU EAST
601
ATWIMA NWABIAGYA
602
ATWIMA MPONUA
603
AMANSIE WEST
604
AMANSIE EAST
605
AMANSIE CENTRAL
606
BOSOME FREHO
607
ADANSI WEST
608
ADANSI SOUTH
609
ADANSI NORTH
610
ASHANTI AKIM SOUTH
611
ASHANTI AKIM NORTH
612
EJISU JUABEN
613
BOSOMTWI
614
ATWIMA KWANWOMA
615
KUMASI METRO
616
KWABRE
617
AFIGYA - KWABRE
618
AFIGYA SEKYERE
619
SEKYERE EAST
620
KUMAWU - AFRAM PLAINS
621
SEKYERE WEST
622
SEKYERE CENTRAL
623
EJURA SEKYEDUMASI
624
OFFINSO SOUTH
625
OFFINSO NORTH
626
AHAFO ANO SOUTH
627
AHAFO ANO NORTH
701
ASUNAFO NORTH
702
ASUNAFO SOUTH
703
ASUTIFI
704
TANO SOUTH
705
TANO NORTH
706
SUNYANI
707
SUNYANI WEST
708
DORMAA
709
DORMAA EAST
710
JAMAN SOUTH
711
JAMAN NORTH
712
BREKUM
713
WENCHI
714
TAIN
715
TECHIMAN
716
NKORANZA SOUTH
717
NKORANZA NORTH
718
KINTAMPO NORTH
719
KINTAMPO SOUTH
720
ATEBUBU
721
PRU
722
SENE
801
BOLE
802
SAWLA TUNA KALBA
803
WEST GONJA
804
EAST GONJA
805
CENTRAL GONJA
806
NANUMBA NORTH
807
NANUMBA SOUTH
808
ZABZUGU TATALE
809
SABOBA
810
CHEREPONI
811
YENDI
812
GUSHIEGU
813
KARAGA
814
SAVELUGU NANTON
815
TAMALE MUNICIPAL
816
TOLON KUNBUNGU
817
WEST MAMPRUSI
818
EAST MAMPRUSI
820
BUNKPRUGU - YUUYO
821
KPANDAI
901
BUILSA
902
KASENA NANKANA WEST
903
KASENA NANKANA EAST
904
BONGO
905
BOLGATANGA MUNICIPAL
906
BAWKU WEST
907
BAWKU EAST
908
TALENSI NABDAM
909
GARU TEMPANE
1001
WA MUNICIPAL
1002
WA EAST
1003
WA WEST
1004
NADOWLI
1005
SISSALA EAST
1006
SISSALA WEST
1007
JIRAPA
1008
LAMBUSSIE
1009
LAWRA
Sysmiss
Ethnic group
Ethnic group
Ethnic group
Ethnic group
Ethnic group
Q3. At present, to which ethnic group would you say you belong in the Ghanaian society?
1604
62
None
7
Other
21
Akan
22
Ga-Adangbe
23
Ewe
24
Guan
25
Mole-Dagbon
26
Gurma
27
Grusi
28
Mande
Sysmiss
Other ethnic group
Other ethnic group
Other ethnic group
Other ethnic group
Other ethnic group
Q3. At present, to which ethnic group would you say you belong in the Ghanaian society?
"Other" => Specify
If q3 in 7
129
7
AKAN-DENKYIRA
AKAN-TWI
AKUAPEM
ASHANTI
BANDA
BASARE
BASSARE
BISA
BUEM
BUILSA
BUSANGA
CHAMBA
DAGAARE
DAGAATI
DAGAO
DAGARE
DAGARTI
DAGOMBA
DASYA
EFUTU
FANTE
FANTI
FRAFRA
FULANI
GA
GONJA
HAUSA
KANJAGA
KARDOR
KASEMA
KASENA MANKANA
KASENA-NANKANA
KASSENA
KONKOMBA
KOTOKOLI
KUKUMBA
KUNKUMBA
KUSASI
KWAHU
MAMPRUSI
MASSI
MOSSI
NEZAM
SALAGA
SISAALA
SISALA
SISSALA
TALENSI
TANTI
VAMRAMA
WAALA
WALA
WALAS
YUROBA
ZAMALEMA
ZAMRAMA
.b
Religion
Religion
Religion
Religion
Religion
Q4. What is your religion?
1626
40
Muslim
6
Catholic
7
Protestant
8
Other Christian
9
Traditional religion
10
Other religion
11
Without religion
15
Spiritualist
16
Charismatic/Pentecostal
Sysmiss
Answers 6, 7, 8, 15 and 16 => Christian
Other religion
Other religion
Other religion
Other religion
Other religion
Q4. What is your religion?
"Other religion" => Specify
If q4 in 10
26
3
ADVENTIST
BAPTIST
BUDDHIST
CHURCH OF CHRIST
JEHOVAH WITNESS
METHODIST
MUSLIM
NO SPECIFIC RELIGION
PRESBYTERIAN
RASTAFARIAN
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
.b
.c
Number of brothers
Number of brothers
Number of brothers
Number of brothers
Number of brothers
FAMILY HISTORY: PARENTS, BROTHERS AND SISTERS
Now let's talk about your family...
Q5. How many brothers have you had in total?
1666
20
3.017
2.233
Number of sisters
Number of sisters
Number of sisters
Number of sisters
Number of sisters
Q6. And how many sisters have you had in total?
1666
26
2.95
2.234
Are you the first born
Are you the first born
Are you the first born
Are you the first born
Are you the first born
Q7. Are you the first-born of the family?
1666
No
1
Yes
Did you father work when you were 15 years old
Did you father work when you were 15 years old
Did you father work when you were 15 years old
Did you father work when you were 15 years old
Did you father work when you were 15 years old
Q8. Did your father work when you were 15 years old?
If q8 not in 1 => Go to q10 (Q10)
1622
44
Father unknown or deceased
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
When you were 15, he was
When you were 15, he was
When you were 15, he was
When you were 15, he was
When you were 15, he was
Q9. When you were 15, would you say he was:
If q8 in 1
1434
232
1
Higher-level occupation
2
Skilled employee or worker
3
Unskilled employee, worker, labourer
4
Employer
5
Self-emloyed (without employees)
6
Apprentice/trainee, intern
7
Family help
Sysmiss
Answers 1 to 3 => Wage-earner
Answers 4 to 7 => Non-wage employment
What was your father's level education
What was your father's level education
What was your father's level education
What was your father's level education
What was your father's level education
Q10. What was your father's level of education?
1598
68
1
No schooling
2
Primary school
3
Secondary studies
4
Higher education
5
Vocational
Sysmiss
Father nationality 1
Father nationality 1
Father nationality 1
Father nationality 1
Father nationality 1
Q11. What was or were his nationalities?
First nationality
1664
2
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99135
NETHERLANDS
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99331
BURKINA FASO
99335
MALI
99338
NIGERIA
99345
TOGO
Sysmiss
Father nationality 2
Father nationality 2
Father nationality 2
Father nationality 2
Father nationality 2
Q11. What was or were his nationalities?
Second nationality
25
1641
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99135
NETHERLANDS
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99329
GHANA
99331
BURKINA FASO
99335
MALI
99338
NIGERIA
99345
TOGO
99404
UNITED STATES
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
Father nationality 3
Father nationality 3
Father nationality 3
Father nationality 3
Father nationality 3
Q11. What was or were his nationalities?
Third nationality
1
1665
99404
UNITED STATES
Sysmiss
Is he alive
Is he alive
Is he alive
Is he alive
Is he alive
Q12. Is he alive?
1662
4
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Year of father death
Year of father death
Year of father death
Year of father death
Year of father death
Q12A. In which year did he die?
If q12 in 0
841
825
1940
2009
1940
1943
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1952
1953
1955
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Mother nationality 1
Mother nationality 1
Mother nationality 1
Mother nationality 1
Mother nationality 1
Q13. And what was or were your mother's nationalities?
First nationality
1655
11
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99135
NETHERLANDS
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99335
MALI
99338
NIGERIA
99345
TOGO
Sysmiss
Mother nationality 2
Mother nationality 2
Mother nationality 2
Mother nationality 2
Mother nationality 2
Q13. And what was or were your mother's nationalities?
Second nationality
20
1646
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99135
NETHERLANDS
99329
GHANA
99345
TOGO
99404
UNITED STATES
99410
HAITI
Sysmiss
Is she alive
Is she alive
Is she alive
Is she alive
Is she alive
Q14. Is she alive?
1664
2
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Year of mother death
Year of mother death
Year of mother death
Year of mother death
Year of mother death
Q14A. In which year did she die?
If q14 in 0
483
1183
1943
2009
1943
1948
1952
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Has your father already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your father already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your father already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your father already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your father already lived for at least a year abroad
RESIDENCE HISTORY OF FAMILY MEMBERS AND PERSONAL NETWORK
Now I would like to talk with you about the countries where your family members or the members of your personal network have lived…
Since you were born:
Q17P. Has your father already lived for at least a year outside Ghana?
1664
2
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Has your mother already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your mother already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your mother already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your mother already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your mother already lived for at least a year abroad
Q17M. And has your mother already lived for at least a year outside Ghana?
1664
2
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Has your brother(s) already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your brother(s) already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your brother(s) already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your brother(s) already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your brother(s) already lived for at least a year abroad
Q17F. And one or several of your brothers, have they already lived for at least a year outside Ghana?
1663
3
No brother
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
How many brothers already lived for at least a year abroad
How many brothers already lived for at least a year abroad
How many brothers already lived for at least a year abroad
How many brothers already lived for at least a year abroad
How many brothers already lived for at least a year abroad
If yes:
Q17nF. How many?
542
1124
1
8
1.622
1.004
Has your sister(s) already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your sister(s) already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your sister(s) already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your sister(s) already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your sister(s) already lived for at least a year abroad
Q17S. And one or several of your sisters?
1665
1
No sister
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
How many sisters already lived for at least a year abroad
How many sisters already lived for at least a year abroad
How many sisters already lived for at least a year abroad
How many sisters already lived for at least a year abroad
How many sisters already lived for at least a year abroad
If yes:
Q17nS. How many?
391
1275
1
9
1.463
0.867
Has your (previous) partner already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your (previous) partner already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your (previous) partner already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your (previous) partner already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your (previous) partner already lived for at least a year abroad
Q17C. And one of your partners or previous partners?
1663
3
No partner
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
How many (previous) partners already lived for at least a year abroad
How many (previous) partners already lived for at least a year abroad
How many (previous) partners already lived for at least a year abroad
How many (previous) partners already lived for at least a year abroad
How many (previous) partners already lived for at least a year abroad
If yes:
Q17nC. How many?
682
984
1
5
1.185
0.501
Has your child(ren) already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your child(ren) already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your child(ren) already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your child(ren) already lived for at least a year abroad
Has your child(ren) already lived for at least a year abroad
Q17E. And one or several of the children you mentioned?
1661
5
No child
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
How many children already lived for at least a year abroad
How many children already lived for at least a year abroad
How many children already lived for at least a year abroad
How many children already lived for at least a year abroad
How many children already lived for at least a year abroad
If yes:
Q17nE. How many?
367
1299
1
7
2.158
1.184
Has other relative/friend already lived for at least a year abroad
Has other relative/friend already lived for at least a year abroad
Has other relative/friend already lived for at least a year abroad
Has other relative/friend already lived for at least a year abroad
Has other relative/friend already lived for at least a year abroad
Q17A. And other relatives or close friends you could count on, or could have counted on to take you in, or help you to migrate out of Ghana?
1655
11
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
How many other relatives/friends already lived for at least a year abroad
How many other relatives/friends already lived for at least a year abroad
How many other relatives/friends already lived for at least a year abroad
How many other relatives/friends already lived for at least a year abroad
How many other relatives/friends already lived for at least a year abroad
If yes:
Q17nA. How many?
399
1267
1
10
1.797
1.212
Total
Total
Total
Total
Total
Q17T. Total:
- If Q17T = 0 (No member of the family or the personal network lived outside Ghana for at least one year) => Go to RELATIONSHIPS MODULE Page 10
- Otherwise => Describe the trajectory of each person, NEXT PAGE
1666
23
2.5
2.822
Number of partnerships
Number of partnerships
Number of partnerships
Number of partnerships
Number of partnerships
MODULE: RELATIONSHIPS
I WOULD NOW LIKE TO ASK YOU SOME MORE QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR RELATIONSHIPS.
100. You have had _ _ relationships.
1666
9
1.475
0.953
Number of children
Number of children
Number of children
Number of children
Number of children
MODULE: CHILDREN
200.
NOW I WOULD LIKE TO ASK A FEW QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CHILDREN WE MENTIONED BEFORE. SO YOUR FIRST CHILD IS...
1666
15
2.387
2.088
Number of houses
Number of houses
Number of houses
Number of houses
Number of houses
MODULE: HOUSING HISTORY
LET'S COME BACK TO THE HOUSES WHERE YOU HAVE LIVED.
300. YOU HAVE THUS LIVED IN _ _ HOUSES.
1666
1
17
4.675
2.229
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
If q18 in 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 => Go to next page
1648
18
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Do you have a diploma
Do you have a diploma
Do you have a diploma
Do you have a diploma
Do you have a diploma
Q19. Do you have a diploma?
If q18 in 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23
1438
228
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Which is the highest diploma you have attained
Which is the highest diploma you have attained
Which is the highest diploma you have attained
Which is the highest diploma you have attained
Which is the highest diploma you have attained
Q19D. Which is the highest diploma you have attained?
Plain text answer
If q18 in 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23
If q19 in 1
1239
5
"A" LEVEL
"O LEVEL
"O" LEVEL
"O" LEVEL CERTIFICATE
'O" LEVEL CERTIFICATE
'O' LEVEL
'O' LEVEL CERTIFICATE
(A LEVEL) G C E
(DIPLOMA PRIMARY SCHOOL EDUCATION)
(M S L C) MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
1ST DEGREE
6TH FORM
A LEVEL
A LEVEL CERTIFICATE
A LEVEL EXAMINATION LEAVING CERTIFICATE
A LEVEL NVTI GRADE ONE
A LEVELS
A' LEVEL GCE
A'LEVEL
A- LEVEL CERTIFACTE
A. LEVEL CERTIFICATE
ACCA
ACCA AND OTHER COURSES IN ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNT R.S.A CERTIFICATE
ACIB IN BANKING
ADAVANCE CERTIFICATE
ADVANCE LEVEL
ADVANCE LEVEL CERTIFICATE
ADVANCE LEVEL(HND)
ADVANCED - LEVEL
ADVANCED LEVEL
ADVANCED LEVEL CERTIFICATE
ADVANCED STUDIES IN LANGUAGE TEACHING
B ASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAM
B E C E
B. E. C. E
B. ED
B. ED.
B.A (BACHELOR OF ARTS)
B.A. DEGREE
B.E.C..E
B.E.C.E
B.E.C.E BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE
B.E.C.E.
B.S.C
B.SC ADMINISTRATION
B.SC.
BA
BA DEGREE
BA HONS
BACHELOR
BACHELOR (DOUBLE)
BACHELOR DEGREE
BACHELOR DEGREE (B.ED)
BACHELOR DEGREES
BACHELOR IN ARTS
BACHELOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BACHELOR IN EDUCATION
BACHELOR OF ARTS
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN HISTORY AND ENGLISH
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.A)
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CERTIFICATE
BACHELOR'S DEGREE
BACHELORS
BACHELORS DEGREE
BACHILORS DEGREE
BACHIOR OF SCIENCE IN ENTINEERING
BACHLOR OF ARTS
BACHLOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BACHLORS DEGREE
BASIC EDUC. CERT. EXAM.
BASIC EDUCATION CERT
BASIC EDUCATION CERT. EXAM.
BASIC EDUCATION CERT. EXAMS
BASIC EDUCATION CERTICATE
BASIC EDUCATION CERTICICATE
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAM
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAM.
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAMS
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAMS.
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATION EXAM.
BASIC EDUCTION CERT. EXAM
BASIC EDUCTION CERTIFICATE EXAM
BASIC SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
BASIC SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAM
BASIC SCHOOL EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAMS
BATCHELOR OF ARTS
BATCHELOR OF EDUCATION
BATCHELOR OF SCIENCE
BEAUTICIAN
BEAUTICIAN CERTIFICATE
BECE
BECE CERTIFICATE
BREUET
BS ADMINISTRATION
BSC
BSC BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (ADMINISTRATION)
BSC ECOMS
BSC MAG COM SCI
BSC NURSING
BSC. MARKETING
BSCI
BSCi
BSc
BTEC NATIONAL DIPLOMA
BUSINESS METHODS (DIPLOMA)
CERT "A" 4 YEAR
CERT ''A''
CERT A (POSTSECONDARY)
CERT A FOR TEACHERS
CERTIFIATE A
CERTIFICATE
CERTIFICATE "A"
CERTIFICATE ''A'' 3 YEARS
CERTIFICATE 'A'
CERTIFICATE (NURSING)
CERTIFICATE A
CERTIFICATE IN ADVERTISING
CERTIFICATE IN ARTISANSHIP
CERTIFICATE IN CATERING
CERTIFICATE IN TICKETING RESERVATION
CERTIFICATE/DIPLOMA
CERTIFICATION FOR SEAMSTRESS QUALIFICATION
CERTIFICTAE A
CEST 'A'
CHARTERED ACCOUNT
CHARTERED SURVEYOR
CITI & GUILDS CERTIFICATE (FINAL)
CITY + GUILDS QUALIFICATION
CITY AND GUILD CERTIFICATE
CITY AND GUILDE CERTIFICATE
CITY AND GUILDS
CITY AND GUILDS CERTIFICATE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
COMPUTER SKILLS DIPLOMA
COOKERY 1 & 2
COPUTING CERTIFICATE(HND)
CPD IT IS UNDERSTOOD IN FRENCH VERY COMMON
D. B. E
D.B. ED.
D.B.S
DBE
DBS
DEGREE
DEGREE IN BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
DICTORATE
DID NOT COMPLETE HER SCHOOLING
DIPLO
DIPLOMA
DIPLOMA (HND)
DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTING
DIPLOMA IN ADVANCED CATERING
DIPLOMA IN AVIATION
DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS STUDIES
DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION CERT
DIPLOMA IN MINISTRY
DIPLOMA IN NURSING
DIPLOMA IN VOCATIONA TRAINING
DOCTRATE
ELECTRICIAN GRADE TWO
ENROLLED NURSING CERTIFICATE
EXECUTIVE MASTERS
FIRST DEGREE
FORM 4
FORM 4 CERTIFICATE
FORM 4 LEAVING CERTIFICATE
FORM 4 LEAVING SCHOOL
FORM FOR SCHOOL LIVING CERTIFICATE
FORM FOUR CERTIFICATE
FPORM 5 ORDINARY LEVEL
FREE FORWARDERS CERTIFICATE (HND)
G C E (A LEVEL) SIXTH FORM
G C E A' LEVEL
G C E O'LEVEL
G.C.E O'LEVEL
G.C.E. O LEVEL
G.C.E. O' LEVEL
GCE
GCE 'O LEVEL
GCE (A LEVEL) 6TH FORM
GCE 0 LEVEL
GCE A'LEVEL
GCE O LEVEL
GCE O'LEVEL
GCE O'LEVEL CERTIFICATE
GCE O/LEVEL
GCE ORDINARY LEVEL CERTIFICATE
GCEA LEVEL
GENERAL CERT OF EDUCATION
GENERAL CERTIFICARE OF EDUCATION ADVANCED LEVEL
GENERAL CERTIFICATE EDUCATION A LEVEL
GENERAL CERTIFICATE EDUCATION ORDINARY LEVEL
GENERAL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF DEUCATION ADVANCED LEVEL-A' LEVEL
GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION
GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION (GCE)
GENERAL TAILORING ADVANCE CERTIFICATE
GHANA REGISTERED NURSES CERTIFICATE
GOVERNMENT SECRETERIAL CERTIFICATE
GOVERNMENT SECRETERIAL CERTIFICATE GRADE TWO
GRADE 1
GRADE 2
GRADE II STERNOGRAHER
GTY/GUILDS
H.N.D
H.N.D HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA
H.N.D.
HAIR DRESSING
HIGH NATIONAL DIPLOMA
HIGH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
HIGHER CERTIFICATE
HIGHER DIPLOMA ACCOUNTING
HIGHER NAATIONAL DIPLOMA
HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA
HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA H N D
HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA H.N.D
HLO
HND
HND CERTIFICATE
HND GRAPHI DESIGN
HND IN MARKETING
HND TEACHING
IATA QUALIFICATION
INDUSTRY STAGE II DIPLOM
INTERMEDIARY DIPLOMA (HND)
IPMC
IT DEGREE
J.S.S
J.S.S. (B.E.C.E)
JHS
JSS/ JHS
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
LCC DIPLOMA (LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE)
LLB
LLM
M S L C
M. S. L. C. E
M.L.C.E
M.PHIL
M.S.L.C
M.S.L.C (MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE)
M.S.L.C MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
M.S.L.C.E
MA
MADDLE SCHOOL
MADDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
MASTER
MASTER DEGREE
MASTER OF THEOLOGY
MASTERS
MASTERS DEGREE
MASTERS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
MASTERS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
MBA
MBO
MBO 4
MBO-3
MDLC
MIDDLE DCHOOL LEAVING CERT.
MIDDLE LEAVING SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE LEVEL CERTIFICATE (MSCLE)
MIDDLE SCH LEAVING CERT.
MIDDLE SCH LEAVING CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCH LEAVING CERTIFICATE EXAMS (M.S.L.C.E)
MIDDLE SCH. CERT.
MIDDLE SCH. LEAVING CERT.
MIDDLE SCH. LEAVING CERT. MSLC
MIDDLE SCH. LEAVING CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCH. LEAVING CERTIFICATE EXAMS (MSLCE)
MIDDLE SCH.LEAVING CERT
MIDDLE SCHOOL
MIDDLE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAING CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEANING CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEARNIGN CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEARNING CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEARNING CERTIFICATE (MSLC)
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVIN CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CCERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERT
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERT MSLC
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERT.
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERT. MSLC
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERT.(MSLC)
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTI
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE EXAM
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE.
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CETIFICATE
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING ERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVINGS CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCHOOL TESTING CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SECONDARY SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SENIOR LEAVING CERTIFICATE
MIDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERT.
MIDWIFERY
MIDWIFERY CERTIFICATE
MLC
MLCE
MLSC.
MSC
MSC DEGREE
MSC. (MASTER OF SCIENCE)
MSC. ACCOUNTING
MSC. BANKING AND FINANCES
MSCL
MSLC
MSLC (MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE)
MSLC CERTIFICATE
MSLC MIDDLE SCHOOL CERT. EXAM.
MSLC MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERT.
MSLC MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
MSLC MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE.
MSLCE
MSc
MUSIC DIPLOMA
MUTI
N.V.T.I
N.V.T.I INTERMEDIATE
N.V.T.I. INTERMEDIATE
NADVET
NATIONAL VACATIONAL TRAINING INSTITUTE
NATIONAL VOCATION TRAINING INSTITUTE
NATIONAL VOCATION TRAINING INSTITUTE CERTIFICATE
NATIONAL VOCATION TRANING INSTITUTE(NUTD)
NATIONAL VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE CERTIFICATE
NATIONAL VOCATIONAL TRAINING INSTITUTE
NATIONAL VOCATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
NATIONAL VOCATIONALTRAINING INSTITUTE
NNEB
NURSING CERTIFICATE
NURSING TRAINING COLLEGE POST SECONDARY
NURSING TRANING
NVQ
NVQ 1
NVQ LEVEL 4
NVTI
NVTI (NATIONAL VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE)
NVTI GRADE 1
NVTI GRADE ONE
NVTI INTERMEDIATE
NVTI NATIONAL VOCATION TRAINING INSTITUTE
NVYI
O - LEVEL
O LEVEL
O LEVEL CERTIFICATE
O' LEVEL CERTIFICATE
O'LEVEL
O'LEVEL CERTIFICATE
O'LEVEL CERTIFICATE EXAM
O'LEVEL GCE
O'LEVEL ORDINARY LEVEL
O, LEVEL CERTIFICATE
O- LEVEL CERTIFICATE
O. LEVEL
ODINARY LEVEL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
ORDIMART SCHOOL LEARNING CERTIFICATE
ORDINARY
ORDINARY LEAVING
ORDINARY LEVEL
ORDINARY LEVEL CERTICATE
ORDINARY LEVEL CERTIFICATE
ORDINARY LEVEL CERTIFICATE EXAM
ORDINARY LEVEL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
ORDINARY LEVEL CERTIFICATE GCE
ORDINARY LEVEL CERTIFICATE(ACCOUNTING)
ORDINARY LEVEL CERTOFICATE EXAMS
ORDINARY LEVEL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
ORDINARY SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
PG DIPLOMA
PHD
PHOTOGRAPHY
POST DIP
POST DIPLOMA TEACHING
POST GRAD DIPLOMA
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA
POST SECONDARY
POST SECONDARY (DIPLOMA, HND)
POST SECONDARY DIMPLOMA, HND
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION
RGN
ROYAL SOCIETY OF ARTS AND BUSINESS CERTIFICATE
RSA DIPLOMA
RSA I & RSA II
RSA STAGE II
S.S..S.C.E
S.S.C.E
S.S.S.C.E
S.S.S.C.E SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
S.S.S.C.E SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
SC '0' LEVEL
SEC SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
SECOND DEGREE
SECONDART EDUCATION
SECONDARY EDUCATION
SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAM
SECONDARY/SC
SECRATARIAL CERTIFICATE (NVTI)
SECRETARIAL DIPLOMA (HVTI)
SENIIR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMS
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
SENIOR SEC CERTIFICATE
SENIOR SEC. CERTIFICATE
SENIOR SEC. SCH CERTIFICATE
SENIOR SEC. SCH. CERT. EXAM
SENIOR SEC. SCH. CERTIFICATE
SENIOR SECONDARY CERTIFICATE
SENIOR SECONDARY SCH. CERT. EZAMS
SENIOR SECONDARY SCH. CERTIFICATE (SSCE)
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERT.
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERT. SSSCE
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAM
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAM.
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMS
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMS(S.S.S.C.E)
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMS(SSSCE)
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL S.S.C.E CERFICATE
SEWING
SOCIAL CARE
SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATION
SRC
SSCE
SSCE CERTIFICATE
SSEC CERTIFICATE
SSS CERTIFICATE
SSS CERTOFOCATE
SSS/SHS
SSSCE
SSSCE CERTIFICATE
SSSCE. SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
SSSCE/CITY AND GUIDLS NUTI
STAN 7 (MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
STANDARD
STANDARD 7
STANDARD 7 CERTIFICATE
STANDARD Y
TEACHER A CERTIFICATE
TEACHER CERT A
TEACHER CERTIFICATE
TEACHERS A 3 YEARS POST SEC
TEACHERS CERT "A"
TEACHERS CERTIFICATE
TEACHERS CERTIFICATE A
TEACHERS DIPLOMA
TEACHING CERT A
TEACHING CERTIFICATE A
TECHNICAL
TECHNICAL (DIMPLOMA, HND)
TECHNICAL (NVTI)
TECHNICAL DIPLOMA
TECHNICAL EDUCATION
TECHNICAL SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
TECHNICAL SKILLS
TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL CERTIFICATE(KTI)
THEOLOGY
TNJ
TWO MASTERS
VACATIONAL EDUCATION
VOCATIONAL
WAASSCE
.a
.b
.c
Highest diploma level 1
Highest diploma level 1
Highest diploma level 1
Highest diploma level 1
Highest diploma level 1
Q19D. Which is the highest diploma you have attained?
Recoded diploma 1
If q18 in 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23
If q19 in 1
1111
555
1
Primary education degree
2
Secondary education degree
3
Tertiary education degree
Sysmiss
Coded variable on highest diploma from the open question q19d
Highest diploma level 2
Highest diploma level 2
Highest diploma level 2
Highest diploma level 2
Highest diploma level 2
Q19D. Which is the highest diploma you have attained?
Recoded diploma 2
If q18 in 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23
If q19 in 1
1111
555
11
Primary education degree
21
Lower secondary education degree
22
Upper secondary education degree
31
First stage of tertiary education
32
Second stage of tertiary education
33
PhD
Sysmiss
Coded variable on highest diploma from the open question q19d
In which discipline
In which discipline
In which discipline
In which discipline
In which discipline
Q19E. In which discipline?
Plain text answer
If q18 in 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23
If q19 in 1
1226
18
"A" LEVEL
"O" LEVEL
(1.5 YEARS COMPUTER SCHOOLS)
(BUSINESS)
(BUSINESS).
0-LEVEL
19
A LEVEL
A-LEVEL
ACCA- ACCOUNTANCY
ACCOUNTANCY
ACCOUNTIGN
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING/FINANCE
ACCOUNTING/SECRETARIAT
ACCOUNTS
ACRICULTURAL SCIENCE
ACTS/(ALLIANCE FRANCAIS-FRENCH)
ADMINISTRATION
ADULT EDUCATION
ADVANCED - LEVEL
ADVANCED CARPENTARY & WOODCRAFT TECANICIAN
ADVANCED EDUCATION
ADVANCED LEVEL
ADVANCED LEVEL CERTIFICATE
ADVANCED LEVEL CERTIFICATE (NURSING)
ADVANCED LEVEL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
ADVERTISING
AGRIC
AGRIC SCIENCE(CROPS)
AGRICULTURAL ADMINISTRATION
AGRICULTURE
ALL SEBJECTS
ALL SUBJECTS
AMEL
APOTHEKERSASSISTANT
ARCHITECT
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
ARTISAN
ARTS
ARTS (SOCIOLOGY)
ARYS
ASSISTANT TECHNICIANS
ASSOCIATION OF INTERNATIONAL ACCOUTANT
AUTO ELECTRICIAN
AUTO ENGINEERING
AUTO MECHANIC
AUTO MECHANICS
AUTO-MECHANIC
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC
AVIATION
AVIATION SERVICES
B E C E
B.E.C.E
BACHELOR DEGREE(B.A)( AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE)
BACHELOR IN EDUCATION
BACHELOR OF ARTS
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE (ENGINEERING)
BANKING
BANKING AND FINANCE
BASC CERTIFICATE EXAMSI
BASIC CERTIFICATE
BASIC EDU. CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
BASIC EDUC. CERT. EXAM.
BASIC EDUC. CERT. EXAMS.
BASIC EDUCATIN
BASIC EDUCATIN CERTIFICATE EXAM
BASIC EDUCATIN CERTIFICATE EXAMS (GENERAL ARTS)
BASIC EDUCATION
BASIC EDUCATION CERIFICATE EXAMINATION
BASIC EDUCATION CERT. EXAM
BASIC EDUCATION CERT. EXAM.
BASIC EDUCATION CERT. EXAMS
BASIC EDUCATION CERT. EXAMS.
BASIC EDUCATION CERT.EXAMS
BASIC EDUCATION CERTICATE EXAM.
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICAT EXAMINATION
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICAT EXAMS
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EDUCATION
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAM
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAM.
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAMINIATION
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAMS
BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAMS.
BASIC EDUCATION EXAMINATION
BASIC EXAMINATION CERT. EXAMS
BASIC EXAMINATION CERTIFICATE
BASIC SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAM
BASIC SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
BEAUTICIAN
BECE
BIBLICAL STUDIES
BIO-CHEMISTRY & NUTRITION
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
BLOCK WORK & CONCRETING
BSC ADM. HRM
BTEC
BUILDING
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING CONTRACTION
BUILDING ENGINEERING
BUILDING TECHNICIAN
BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
BUS ADMINISTRATION
BUSINES
BUSINESS
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (ACCOUNTING)
BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTING
BUSINESS AND MINISTRATION
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT WITH FINANCE OPTION
BUSINESS MANANGEMENT
BUSINESS METHODS CERTIFICATE
BUSINESS SECRETARIAT
BUSINESS STUDIES
BUSINESS STUDIES/HOTEL MANAGEMENT
CAR MECHANIC
CARDENTARY
CARE AND HAIRDRESSING
CARE OF EMERGENCY PATIENTS (NURSING)
CARE POLICY AND MANAGEMENT
CARE WORK
CARPENTARY
CATERER
CATERIGN
CATERINA
CATERING
CATERING GRADE 2
CHEMISTRY
CIVIL ENGINEER
CIVIL ENGINEERING
CIVIL ENGINER
COMMERCE
COMMERCE/ BOOK-KEEPING
COMMUNICATION STUDIES
COMMUNITY HEALTH
COMMUNITY NURSE
COMP SCIENCE
COMPUTER NETWORKING
COMPUTER SCIENCE
COMPUTING
COMPUTING (SECRETARIAL COURSE)
CORPORATE RISK AND SECURITY MANAGEMENT
CRAFT WORK
DEMOGRAPHY AND HEALTH
DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
DIPLOMA IN BASIC EDUCATION
DIPLOMA IN BASIC EDUCATION (SOCIAL STUDIES)
DIPLOMA IN DATA PROCESSING
DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION
DISPENSER
DON'T KNOW
DRESS MAKING
DRESS-MAKING
DRESSMAKING
DRUGSMANSHIP
ECONOMICS
ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS
ECONOMICS AND GEOGRAPHY
ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY (GHANA) ENGLISH (NL)
ECONOMICS, ACCOUNTING, GEOGRAPHY
ECONOMY
EDUCATION
EDUCATION FOR THE MENTALLY HANDICAPPED
ELECITRICALS
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL ENGINNEERING
ELECTRICALS
ELECTRICIALS
ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
EMGENEERING
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING (AUTO MECHANICS)
ENGINEERING AND BUSSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ENGLISH
EXAMS
FASHION DESIGNER
FINANCE
FLIGHT ATTENDANT
FOOD AND NUTRITION
FORM 4
FORM FIVE
FRENCH & SPANISH
FRENCH AND LINGUISTICS
FURNITURE
G.C.E 'A' LEVEL
GCE O'LEVEL
GENAREAL ARTS
GENEARL PAPER
GENERAL
GENERAL ART
GENERAL ARTS
GENERAL ARTS (HISTORY & GEO)
GENERAL ARTS CERTIFICATE
GENERAL ARTS.
GENERAL CERTIFICATE
GENERAL CERTIFICATE (OLD SYSTEM)
GENERAL CERTIFICATE EDUCATION ORDINARY LEVEL
GENERAL CERTIFICATE EXAMAS.
GENERAL DOCTOR
GENERAL EDUCATION
GENERAL ELECTRICALS
GENERAL EXAMS
GENERAL PAPER
GENERAL PAPER(PART 1) ELECTRICAL
GENERAL SCIENCE
GENERAL SECONDARY EDUCATION
GENERAL STUDIES
GENERAL SUBJECT
GENERAL SUBJECTS
GEODETIC ENGINEERING
GEOGRAPHICAL TECHNIQUES
GEOGRAPHY
GEOGRAPHY & HISTORY (GENERAL ARTS)
GEOGRAPHY, RESOURCE AND DEVELOPMENT
GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
GEORAPHY, HISTORY, MATHS & ENGLISH
GHANAIAN LANGUAGE(GA)
GRAPHIC DESIGN
GRAPHIC DESIGNING
H SOCIAL SCIENCE
HAIR DRESSING
HAIR DRESSING BEAUTICIAN
HAIRDRESSING
HIGH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA
HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA (BUSINESS)
HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA (ENGINEERING)
HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA (TEXTILES DESIGNER)
HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA(ACCOUNTING)
HISTORY
HISTORY AND ENGLISH
HISTORY GEOGRAPHY ETC
HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY
HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, MATHS AND ENGLISH
HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, MATHS, ENGLISH
HOME ECONOMICS
HOME ECONOMICS FOOD & NUTRITION
HOME SCIENCE
HOTEL AND CATERING
HOTEL MANAGEMENT
HUMANITIES
I.T.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, E-BUSINESS
INFORMATION STUDIES
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INSURANCE
INTERIOR DECORATION
INTERNAT. AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT; PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
INTERNATIONAL MARKETING
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
IT
J.H.S
J.S.S
JOORNALISM
JOURNALISM
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
KETTERING
LAN
LAND ECONOMY
LAND VALMATION
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE(SPANISH)
LAW
LAWYER
LEAVING SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
LIBORATOY TECHNICIAN
LICENSURE EXAMS
LIFE SKILLS
LINGUISTICS/LANGUAGES
LITERATURE
M S L C
M S L C
M.S.L.C
MA
MAJOR SUBJECT BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT
MARINE ENGINEERING
MARKETING
MARKETING AND FINANCE
MARKETING AND MANAGEMENT
MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREE(BANKING)
MATHEMATICS
MATHS AND STATISTICS
MBA
MECH. ENGINEERING
MECHANICAL ENG
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
MECHANICAL VIBRATIONS
MEDICINE
MICROBIOLOGY
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE LEAVING CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE LEAVING CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
MIDDLE LEAVING CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION (GENERAL ARTS)
MIDDLE LIVING CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE LIVING CERTIFICATE EXAM.(BUSINESS)
MIDDLE LIVING CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
MIDDLE LIVING CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION (GENERAL ARTS)
MIDDLE LIVING CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION IN AGRICULTURE
MIDDLE LIVING CERTIFICATE EXAMS(GENERAL STUDIES)
MIDDLE SCH
MIDDLE SCH LEAVING CERT.
MIDDLE SCH LIVING CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
MIDDLE SCH.
MIDDLE SCH. LEAVING CERT.
MIDDLE SCHOOL
MIDDLE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCHOOL EDUCATION
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVERS CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION (GENERAL PAPER)
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVES CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERT.
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE EXAMS(GENERAL ARTS)
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE.
MIDDLE SCHOOL LIVING CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
MIDDLE SCHOOL LIVING CERTIFICATE EXAMS
MIDDLE SCHOOL LIVING CERTIFICATEEXAMS
MIDDLE SCHOOL LWAVING CERTIFICATE
MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDIES
MIDDLE SCHOOL(ALL SUBJECTS)
MIDDLE SCHOOL.
MIDDLE SCHOOL. LEAVING CERT.
MIDDLR SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
MIDLE SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
MIDWIFERY
MOTOR MAINTANANCE
MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANIC
MSCC
MSLC
MSLCE
MUSIC
NATIONAL VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
NATURAL RESOURCE
NO DISCIPLINE
NURSERY NURSE
NURSERY TEACHER
NURSING
NURSING AND SOCIAL WORK
NURSING TRAINING
NURSING TRANING
O LEVEL
O-LEVEL
O. LEVEL
OFFICE TECHNICIAN
ONDERNEMERS DIPLOMA (ENTREPRENEUER)
ORDIANRY LEVEL CERTIFICATE EXAM
ORDINALY LEVEL CERTIFICATE
ORDINARY CERTIFICATE EXAM IN AGRICULTURE
ORDINARY LEAVING CERTIFICATE
ORDINARY LEVEL
ORDINARY LEVEL CERT IN
ORDINARY LEVEL CERTIFICATE
ORDINARY LEVEL CERTIFICATE (BUSINESS)
ORDINARY LEVEL CERTIFICATE (GENERAL STUDIES)
ORDINARY LEVEL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
ORDINARY LEVEL CERTIFICATE(AGRICULTURE)
ORDINARY LEVEL CERTOFICATE EXAMS
ORDINARY LEVEL EXAMINATION
ORDINARY LEVEL LEANING CERTIFICATE
ORDINARY LEVEL LEAVING CERTIFICATE
ORDINARY LEVER CERTIFICATE EXAM(BUSINESS)
PAINTING & DECORATION
PAINTING/DECORATION
PASTORAL
PHARMACY
PHILOSOPHY
PHOTOGRAPHY OF DOCUMENTRY
PHSYCHOLOGY
PHYSICAL SCIENCES
PLANNING
PLUMBERING
PLUMBING
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLITICAL SCIENCE & PHILOSOPY
POLITICAL SCIENCE AND SOCIOLOGY
POLITICS
POPULATION STUDIES
PRIMARY EDUCATION
PRIMARY SCHOOL EDUCATION
PRIVATE SECRETARIASHIP
PSYCHOLOGY
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION / SOCIAL POLICY
PUBLIC LAW
PUBLISHING STUDIES
PURCHASING AND SUPPLY
QUANTITY SURVEYANCE
QUANTITY SURVEYOR
RADIO & MECHANIC
REGISTERED GENERAL NURSE
RESIDENTIAL SOCIAL
S S C E
SCIENCE
SEAMSTRESS
SECONDARY EDUCATION
SECONDARY EDUCATION CERTIFICATE
SECONDARY SCH. CERT. EXAM
SECONDARY SCHOOL.
SECRET ARIANSHIP
SECRETARIADSHIP
SECRETARIAL
SECRETARIAL COURSE
SECRETARIAL DUTIES
SECRETARIAL TRAINING
SECRETARIANSHIP
SECRETARIASHIP
SECRETARIAT / SENOGRAPHY
SECRETARIATE PACKAGE
SECRETARIL
SECRETARY
SECRETERIAL
SECRETERIAL CERTIFICATE
SENIOR SCH. CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION(HOME SCIENCE)
SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAM
SENIOR SEC. SCHOOL CERT.
SENIOR SEC.SCH.CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
SENIOR SEC.SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
SENIOR SECONDARY
SENIOR SECONDARY CERT. EXAM.(BUSINESS)
SENIOR SECONDARY CERTIFICATE
SENIOR SECONDARY CERTIFICATE EXAM
SENIOR SECONDARY CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
SENIOR SECONDARY CERTIFICATE EXAMS
SENIOR SECONDARY CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION
SENIOR SECONDARY SCH. CERT. EXAM.
SENIOR SECONDARY SCH. CERTIFICATE EXAM
SENIOR SECONDARY SCH.CERT EXAMS.(ACCOUNTING)
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAM
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAM. (BUSINESS)
SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMS
SENOIR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMS
SENOR SECONDARY CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
SEWING
SHS
SNIOR SECONDARY
SOCIAL CARE
SOCIAL SCIENCE.
SOCIAL SCIENCES
SOCIAL STUDIES
SOCIAL WORK
SOCIOLOGY
SSCE
SSCE.(BUSINESS)
SSSCE
STANDARD 7 (MSLC)
STATE REGISTRED NURSING (MID WIFE)
STATISTICS
STATISTICS & ECONOMICS
STERNOGRAPHER
TAILORING
TEACHER TRAINING
TEACHER TRAINING (TEACHING)
TEACHING
TECHNICAL
TECHNICAL (ELECTRICAL
TECHNICAL (MASONARY)
TECHNICAL COURSE
TECHNICAL EDUCATION (MASON WORK)
TECHNICAL NVTI
TECHNICIAN
TECHNOLOGY
TELECOM NETWORK DESIGN AND PLANNING
TETIARY EDUCATION
THEOLOGY
TICKETING RESERVATION
TRAINING COLLEGE
TRANING COLLEGE
URBAN MANAGEMENT & DEVELOPMENT
VISUAL ARTS
VOCATION, HOME MANAGEMENT
VOCATIONAL
VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL
VOCATIONAL SKILLS
VOCATIONAL SKILLS (SEWING)
VOCATIONAL STUDIES
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
.b
Study field level 1
Study field level 1
Study field level 1
Study field level 1
Study field level 1
Q19E. In which discipline?
Recoded discipline 1
If q18 in 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23
If q19 in 1
1178
488
General programs
1
Teaching
2
Humanities and arts
3
Social sciences business and law
4
Sciences
5
Engineering and manufacturing
6
Agriculture
7
Health and welfare
8
Services
9
Other
Sysmiss
Coded variable on field of training from the open question q19e
Study field level 2
Study field level 2
Study field level 2
Study field level 2
Study field level 2
Q19E. In which discipline?
Recoded discipline 2
If q18 in 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23
If q19 in 1
1173
493
General programs
1
Teaching
9
Others
21
Arts
22
Humanities
31
Social and behavioural science
32
Journalism and information
33
Economics
34
Business and administration
38
Law
42
Life sciences
44
Physical sciences
46
Mathematics and statistics
48
Computing
52
Engineering and engineering trades
54
Manufacturing and processing
58
Architecture and building
62
Agriculture, forestry and fishery
64
Veterinary
72
Health
76
Social services
81
Personal services
84
Transport services
85
Environmental protection
86
Security services
Sysmiss
Coded variable on field of training from the open question q19e
Study field level 3
Study field level 3
Study field level 3
Study field level 3
Study field level 3
Q19E. In which discipline?
Recoded discipline 3
If q18 in 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23
If q19 in 1
1127
539
1
Basic general programmes
9
Others
111
Teacher training and education science
112
Pedagogy
211
Fine arts
212
Performing arts
213
Graphic and audiovisual arts
214
Design
215
Craft skills
221
Religion and theology
222
Foreign languages and cultures
223
Native languages
224
History, archaeology, philosophy and other humanities
225
General arts - Humanities
231
General arts - Humanites - SHS
311
Other social and behavioural sciences
312
Psychology
313
Populations studies and demography
314
Sociology
315
Political sciences and international relations
321
Journalism and reporting
322
Documentation techniques and archival sciences
323
Communication
331
Economics
341
Business, retailing, sales
342
Marketing
343
Finance, banking, insurance
344
Accounting, auditing, bookeeping
345
Management, administration
346
Secretarial and office work
381
Law
421
Sciences/Life sciences
441
Physical sciences, geography, hydrography, geology
461
Mathematics and statistics
481
Computing
520
Polytechnique
521
Engineering drawing, mechanics, metal work
522
Electricity and energy
523
Electronics
524
Chemistry
525
Vehicle maintenance, shipbuilding and aeronautics
541
Food and drink processing
543
Materials ( wood, paper, plastic, glass)
544
Mining and extraction
581
Building, civil engineering
582
Architecture and town planning
621
Agriculture, crop and livestock production
641
Veterinary
721
Medicine
722
Medical services
723
Nursing
762
Social work
811
Hotel and catering
812
Travel and tourism
815
Hairdressing and beauty treatment
816
Tailoring
841
Services des transports
851
Environmental protection
861
Protection of property and persons
863
Military security
Sysmiss
Coded variable on field of training from the open question q19e
In what year did you receive this diploma
In what year did you receive this diploma
In what year did you receive this diploma
In what year did you receive this diploma
In what year did you receive this diploma
Q19Y. In what year did you receive this diploma?
If q18 in 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23
If q19 in 1
1230
436
1950
2009
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Number of activite/inactivite periods
Number of activite/inactivite periods
Number of activite/inactivite periods
Number of activite/inactivite periods
Number of activite/inactivite periods
MODULE – PERIODS OF ACTIVITY AND INACTIVITY
LET'S TALK IN SOME DETAIL ABOUT THE DIFFERENT EDUCATIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL STATUSES YOU HAVE HAD IN YOUR LIFE...
400.
1666
1
16
4.897
1.945
Current plots of land
Current plots of land
Current plots of land
Current plots of land
Current plots of land
MODULE: HISTORY OF ASSETS AND BUSINESSES OWNED IN GHANA AND ELSEWHERE
Now we will talk about the assets or businesses that you may have bought over your lifetime, or that you may have received or inherited from somebody.
1. Are you CURRENTLY owner, in Ghana or elsewhere...
...of one or several plots of land (agricultural land, building plot, or under construction)
1666
11
0.3
0.677
Current house units
Current house units
Current house units
Current house units
Current house units
1. Are you CURRENTLY owner, in Ghana or elsewhere...
...of one or several house units (house, apartment…)
1666
3
0.199
0.461
Current business, venture, commercial premises
Current business, venture, commercial premises
Current business, venture, commercial premises
Current business, venture, commercial premises
Current business, venture, commercial premises
1. Are you CURRENTLY owner, in Ghana or elsewhere...
...of a business, venture, commercial premises even on a rental basis (shop, workshop, taxis...)
1666
4
0.265
0.466
Total current
Total current
Total current
Total current
Total current
Total (current)
1666
11
0.764
1.025
Past plots of land
Past plots of land
Past plots of land
Past plots of land
Past plots of land
2. And IN THE PAST, have you been owner, in Ghana or elsewhere...
...of plots that you don't own anymore?
1666
2
0.0228
0.161
Past house units
Past house units
Past house units
Past house units
Past house units
2. And IN THE PAST, have you been owner, in Ghana or elsewhere...
...of house units that you don't own anymore?
1666
3
0.012
0.142
Past business, venture, commercial premises
Past business, venture, commercial premises
Past business, venture, commercial premises
Past business, venture, commercial premises
Past business, venture, commercial premises
2. And IN THE PAST, have you been owner, in Ghana or elsewhere...
...of a business, a venture, commercial premises even on a rental basis that you don't own anymore?
1666
4
0.0696
0.308
Total past
Total past
Total past
Total past
Total past
Total (past)
1666
7
0.104
0.426
Total current and past assets
Total current and past assets
Total current and past assets
Total current and past assets
Total current and past assets
Total (all)
If NO ASSET (Q20TOT = 0) => Go to TRANSFERS, Page 33
Otherwise => Fill out one column per owned asset
1666
11
0.868
1.15
Money transfers
Money transfers
Money transfers
Money transfers
Money transfers
TRANSFERS
Q21. Have there been periods at any time of your life during which you used to send regularly money to somebody who was living in a different country from the one where you were at the time (for example, from Ghana to the UK, from The Netherlands to Ghana, from the UK to the Netherlands...)?
1655
11
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
International migration attempts
International migration attempts
International migration attempts
International migration attempts
International migration attempts
INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION ATTEMPTS
Q22. We have already talked about the places where you lived for at least one year. But have you ever undertaken concrete steps in order to leave and settle in a different country, without, however, having so far been successful in getting there?
If q22 in 0 => Go to STAYS OF LESS THAN 1 YEAR, page 36
1655
11
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
1st country EGO wanted to go
1st country EGO wanted to go
1st country EGO wanted to go
1st country EGO wanted to go
1st country EGO wanted to go
Q22. We have already talked about the places where you lived for at least one year. But have you ever undertaken concrete steps in order to leave and settle in a different country, without, however, having so far been successful in getting there?
If "Yes" => To which countries did you want to go?
First answer
If q22 in 1
155
1511
96000
FRANCE
99103
NORWAY
99109
GERMANY
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99140
SWITZERLAND
99207
ISRAEL
99217
JAPAN
99227
MALAYSIA
99239
KOREA (REPUBLIC OF)
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99316
LIBYA
99338
NIGERIA
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99501
AUSTRALIA
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
2nd country EGO wanted to go
2nd country EGO wanted to go
2nd country EGO wanted to go
2nd country EGO wanted to go
2nd country EGO wanted to go
Q22. We have already talked about the places where you lived for at least one year. But have you ever undertaken concrete steps in order to leave and settle in a different country, without, however, having so far been successful in getting there?
If "Yes" => To which countries did you want to go?
Second answer
If q22 in 1
29
1637
99103
NORWAY
99104
SWEDEN
99109
GERMANY
99127
ITALY
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99231
INDONESIA
99254
CYPRUS
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99411
HONDURAS
99501
AUSTRALIA
Sysmiss
3rd country EGO wanted to go
3rd country EGO wanted to go
3rd country EGO wanted to go
3rd country EGO wanted to go
3rd country EGO wanted to go
Q22. We have already talked about the places where you lived for at least one year. But have you ever undertaken concrete steps in order to leave and settle in a different country, without, however, having so far been successful in getting there?
If "Yes" => To which countries did you want to go?
Third answer
If q22 in 1
9
1657
96000
FRANCE
99103
NORWAY
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99140
SWITZERLAND
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99501
AUSTRALIA
Sysmiss
4th country EGO wanted to go
4th country EGO wanted to go
4th country EGO wanted to go
4th country EGO wanted to go
4th country EGO wanted to go
Q22. We have already talked about the places where you lived for at least one year. But have you ever undertaken concrete steps in order to leave and settle in a different country, without, however, having so far been successful in getting there?
If "Yes" => To which countries did you want to go?
Fourth answer
If q22 in 1
3
1663
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99332
KENYA
Sysmiss
5th country EGO wanted to go
5th country EGO wanted to go
5th country EGO wanted to go
5th country EGO wanted to go
5th country EGO wanted to go
Q22. We have already talked about the places where you lived for at least one year. But have you ever undertaken concrete steps in order to leave and settle in a different country, without, however, having so far been successful in getting there?
If "Yes" => To which countries did you want to go?
Fifth answer
If q22 in 1
2
1664
99112
HUNGARY
99217
JAPAN
Sysmiss
6th country EGO wanted to go
6th country EGO wanted to go
6th country EGO wanted to go
6th country EGO wanted to go
6th country EGO wanted to go
Q22. We have already talked about the places where you lived for at least one year. But have you ever undertaken concrete steps in order to leave and settle in a different country, without, however, having so far been successful in getting there?
If "Yes" => To which countries did you want to go?
Sixth answer
If q22 in 1
1
1665
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Sysmiss
7th country EGO wanted to go
7th country EGO wanted to go
7th country EGO wanted to go
7th country EGO wanted to go
7th country EGO wanted to go
Q22. We have already talked about the places where you lived for at least one year. But have you ever undertaken concrete steps in order to leave and settle in a different country, without, however, having so far been successful in getting there?
If "Yes" => To which countries did you want to go?
Seventh answer
If q22 in 1
1
1665
99338
NIGERIA
Sysmiss
Number of migration attempts
Number of migration attempts
Number of migration attempts
Number of migration attempts
Number of migration attempts
MODULE: MIGRATION ATTEMPTS
800. I WOULD LIKE TO ASK YOU SOME MORE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE COUNTRIES TO WHICH YOU WOULD HAVE LIKED TO GO, BUT YOUR MIGRATION PLANS HAVE NOT (OR NOT YET) BEEN REALIZED.
1666
6
0.115
0.408
Stay of less than a year abroad
Stay of less than a year abroad
Stay of less than a year abroad
Stay of less than a year abroad
Stay of less than a year abroad
STAYS OF LESS THAN A YEAR OUTSIDE GHANA
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If q23 in 0:
- If Ego has already lived outside Ghana (column 3.2) => Module LONG AND SHORT STAYS OUTSIDE GHANA, page 37
- If Ego has never lived outside Ghana => END OF THE INTERVIEW; NOTE THE TIME ON PAGE 51
1648
18
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
1st country EGO stayed less than a year
1st country EGO stayed less than a year
1st country EGO stayed less than a year
1st country EGO stayed less than a year
1st country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
First answer
If q23 in 1
458
1208
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99103
NORWAY
99104
SWEDEN
99109
GERMANY
99110
AUSTRIA
99123
RUSSIA
99126
GREECE
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99139
PORTUGAL
99140
SWITZERLAND
99144
MALTA
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
99205
LEBANON
99207
ISRAEL
99216
CHINA
99217
JAPAN
99223
INDIA
99227
MALAYSIA
99237
KOREA
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99255
GEORGIA
99301
EGYPT
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99309
TANZANIA
99310
ZIMBABWE
99313
SPANISH PROVINCES OF AFRICA
99315
ETHIOPIA
99316
LIBYA
99322
CAMEROON
99324
CONGO
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99331
BURKINA FASO
99332
KENYA
99335
MALI
99337
NIGER
99338
NIGERIA
99339
UGANDA
99344
CHAD
99345
TOGO
99350
MOROCCO
99390
MAURITIUS
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99411
HONDURAS
99435
GRENADA
99446
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
99501
AUSTRALIA
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
2nd country EGO stayed less than a year
2nd country EGO stayed less than a year
2nd country EGO stayed less than a year
2nd country EGO stayed less than a year
2nd country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Second answer
If q23 in 1
227
1439
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99103
NORWAY
99104
SWEDEN
99109
GERMANY
99116
CZECH REPUBLIC
99119
CROATIA
99126
GREECE
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99136
IRELAND or EIRE
99140
SWITZERLAND
99208
TURKEY
99216
CHINA
99219
THAILAND
99226
SINGAPORE
99227
MALAYSIA
99230
HONG KONG
99231
INDONESIA
99235
SRI LANKA
99237
KOREA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99310
ZIMBABWE
99315
ETHIOPIA
99322
CAMEROON
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99330
GUINEA
99331
BURKINA FASO
99332
KENYA
99335
MALI
99337
NIGER
99338
NIGERIA
99339
UGANDA
99341
SENEGAL
99342
SIERRA LEONE
99345
TOGO
99351
TUNISIA
99391
SWAZILAND
99393
MOZAMBIQUE
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99425
BERMUDA
99439
SAINT LUCIA
99442
SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS
99446
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
99501
AUSTRALIA
Sysmiss
3rd country EGO stayed less than a year
3rd country EGO stayed less than a year
3rd country EGO stayed less than a year
3rd country EGO stayed less than a year
3rd country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Third answer
If q23 in 1
150
1516
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99103
NORWAY
99104
SWEDEN
99109
GERMANY
99110
AUSTRIA
99119
CROATIA
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99136
IRELAND or EIRE
99140
SWITZERLAND
99213
PAKISTAN
99216
CHINA
99223
INDIA
99226
SINGAPORE
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99315
ETHIOPIA
99316
LIBYA
99322
CAMEROON
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99331
BURKINA FASO
99332
KENYA
99335
MALI
99338
NIGERIA
99339
UGANDA
99342
SIERRA LEONE
99345
TOGO
99351
TUNISIA
99391
SWAZILAND
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99405
MEXICO
Sysmiss
4th country EGO stayed less than a year
4th country EGO stayed less than a year
4th country EGO stayed less than a year
4th country EGO stayed less than a year
4th country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Fourth answer
If q23 in 1
86
1580
96000
FRANCE
99103
NORWAY
99109
GERMANY
99126
GREECE
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99139
PORTUGAL
99140
SWITZERLAND
99220
PHILIPPINES
99223
INDIA
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99301
EGYPT
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99304
GAMBIA
99322
CAMEROON
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99331
BURKINA FASO
99332
KENYA
99338
NIGERIA
99345
TOGO
99347
BOTSWANA
99395
ANGOLA
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99432
PUERTO RICO
Sysmiss
5th country EGO stayed less than a year
5th country EGO stayed less than a year
5th country EGO stayed less than a year
5th country EGO stayed less than a year
5th country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Fifth answer
If q23 in 1
57
1609
96000
FRANCE
99104
SWEDEN
99109
GERMANY
99110
AUSTRIA
99111
BULGARIA
99127
ITALY
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99137
LUXEMBOURG
99140
SWITZERLAND
99144
MALTA
99207
ISRAEL
99216
CHINA
99217
JAPAN
99220
PHILIPPINES
99250
OMAN
99301
EGYPT
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99304
GAMBIA
99310
ZIMBABWE
99322
CAMEROON
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99331
BURKINA FASO
99332
KENYA
99335
MALI
99336
MAURITANIA
99338
NIGERIA
99339
UGANDA
99341
SENEGAL
99345
TOGO
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
Sysmiss
6th country EGO stayed less than a year
6th country EGO stayed less than a year
6th country EGO stayed less than a year
6th country EGO stayed less than a year
6th country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Sixth answer
If q23 in 1
37
1629
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99109
GERMANY
99116
CZECH REPUBLIC
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99139
PORTUGAL
99141
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99254
CYPRUS
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99309
TANZANIA
99313
SPANISH PROVINCES OF AFRICA
99315
ETHIOPIA
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99332
KENYA
99335
MALI
99337
NIGER
99338
NIGERIA
99341
SENEGAL
99345
TOGO
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99408
DOMINICAN (REPUBLIC)
99501
AUSTRALIA
Sysmiss
7th country EGO stayed less than a year
7th country EGO stayed less than a year
7th country EGO stayed less than a year
7th country EGO stayed less than a year
7th country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Seventh answer
If q23 in 1
24
1642
99101
DENMARK
99126
GREECE
99127
ITALY
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99137
LUXEMBOURG
99139
PORTUGAL
99140
SWITZERLAND
99235
SRI LANKA
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99304
GAMBIA
99322
CAMEROON
99330
GUINEA
99334
MALAWI
99335
MALI
99339
UGANDA
99342
SIERRA LEONE
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99411
HONDURAS
Sysmiss
8th country EGO stayed less than a year
8th country EGO stayed less than a year
8th country EGO stayed less than a year
8th country EGO stayed less than a year
8th country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Eighth answer
If q23 in 1
17
1649
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99109
GERMANY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99315
ETHIOPIA
99324
CONGO
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99338
NIGERIA
99346
ZAMBIA
99350
MOROCCO
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
Sysmiss
9th country EGO stayed less than a year
9th country EGO stayed less than a year
9th country EGO stayed less than a year
9th country EGO stayed less than a year
9th country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Ninth answer
If q23 in 1
9
1657
99135
NETHERLANDS
99217
JAPAN
99311
NAMIBIA
99322
CAMEROON
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99332
KENYA
99338
NIGERIA
99404
UNITED STATES
Sysmiss
10th country EGO stayed less than a year
10th country EGO stayed less than a year
10th country EGO stayed less than a year
10th country EGO stayed less than a year
10th country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Tenth answer
If q23 in 1
8
1658
99139
PORTUGAL
99219
THAILAND
99220
PHILIPPINES
99301
EGYPT
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99341
SENEGAL
99393
MOZAMBIQUE
99401
CANADA
Sysmiss
11th country EGO stayed less than a year
11th country EGO stayed less than a year
11th country EGO stayed less than a year
11th country EGO stayed less than a year
11th country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Eleventh answer
If q23 in 1
8
1658
96000
FRANCE
99223
INDIA
99230
HONG KONG
99302
LIBERIA
99351
TUNISIA
99404
UNITED STATES
Sysmiss
12th country EGO stayed less than a year
12th country EGO stayed less than a year
12th country EGO stayed less than a year
12th country EGO stayed less than a year
12th country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Twelfth answer
If q23 in 1
5
1661
99109
GERMANY
99135
NETHERLANDS
99216
CHINA
99342
SIERRA LEONE
99404
UNITED STATES
Sysmiss
13th country EGO stayed less than a year
13th country EGO stayed less than a year
13th country EGO stayed less than a year
13th country EGO stayed less than a year
13th country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Thirteenth answer
If q23 in 1
4
1662
99110
AUSTRIA
99207
ISRAEL
99301
EGYPT
99304
GAMBIA
Sysmiss
14th country EGO stayed less than a year
14th country EGO stayed less than a year
14th country EGO stayed less than a year
14th country EGO stayed less than a year
14th country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Fourteenth answer
If q23 in 1
4
1662
99103
NORWAY
99109
GERMANY
99127
ITALY
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
Sysmiss
15th country EGO stayed less than a year
15th country EGO stayed less than a year
15th country EGO stayed less than a year
15th country EGO stayed less than a year
15th country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Fifteenth answer
If q23 in 1
2
1664
99122
POLAND
99217
JAPAN
Sysmiss
16th country EGO stayed less than a year
16th country EGO stayed less than a year
16th country EGO stayed less than a year
16th country EGO stayed less than a year
16th country EGO stayed less than a year
Q23. And have you already stayed for periods of less than a year outside Ghana (but spending at least one night there)? This can also be a country where you have lived for a longer period at another time in your life.
If "Yes" => In which countries have you stayed?
Sixteenth answer
If q23 in 1
2
1664
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99338
NIGERIA
Sysmiss
Number of transit stays
Number of transit stays
Number of transit stays
Number of transit stays
Number of transit stays
MODULE: LONG AND SHORT STAYS OUTSIDE GHANA (= TRANSIT STAYS + STAYS WITH INTENTION TO SETTLE + STAYS OF MORE THAN 1 YEAR)
LET'S LOOK IN SOME MORE DETAIL AT THE HISTORY OF YOUR STAYS OUTSIDE GHANA
600T.
1666
3
0.0366
0.236
Number of set stays
Number of set stays
Number of set stays
Number of set stays
Number of set stays
600I.
1666
2
0.018
0.142
Number of long stays
Number of long stays
Number of long stays
Number of long stays
Number of long stays
600M.
1666
7
0.57
0.759
Total number of stays
Total number of stays
Total number of stays
Total number of stays
Total number of stays
600TOT. TOTAL:
1666
7
0.625
0.839
Contribution to associations
Contribution to associations
Contribution to associations
Contribution to associations
Contribution to associations
ASSOCIATIONS (FOR ALL STAYS OUTSIDE GHANA THAT LASTED MORE THAN A YEAR)
Q24. In the time that you spent abroad, were you at any time paying contributions or membership fees to one or more associations (including religious organisations) that finance projects in Ghana or support Ghanaian migrants in Europe?
1324
342
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Did you seek asylum
Did you seek asylum
Did you seek asylum
Did you seek asylum
Did you seek asylum
ASYLUM (FOR ALL STAYS OUTSIDE GHANA THAT LASTED MORE THAN A YEAR)
Q25. Over the years that you lived outside Ghana, did you seek asylum?
If q25 in 0 => Go to RESIDENCE AND WORK PERMITS, Page 46
1296
370
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Number of short returns
Number of short returns
Number of short returns
Number of short returns
Number of short returns
MODULE: RETURN TRIPS TO GHANA (SHORT STAYS TO SETTLE AND RETURNS OF MORE THAN ONE YEAR)
I would now like to ask you some more questions about the circumstances in which you returned to Ghana to stay or live there.
700S.
1666
1
0.0138
0.117
Number of long returns
Number of long returns
Number of long returns
Number of long returns
Number of long returns
700R.
1666
3
0.238
0.493
Total number of returns
Total number of returns
Total number of returns
Total number of returns
Total number of returns
700TOT. Total:
1666
3
0.252
0.506
Remarks
Remarks
Remarks
Remarks
Remarks
We are now at the end of the interview. I thank you very much for your participation.
Would you like to make any comments or give us your opinion about this questionnaire or this study?
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''I THOUGHT IT WILL LEAD TO IMMIGRATION OFFICERS KNOCKING AS MY DOOR''
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1. SOME QUESTIONS ARE VERY PERSONAL. IT DIGS TOO MUCH INTO ONE'S LIFE. 2. IT IS EXTREMELY TIME WASTING AND COMPLEX. QUESTIONS COULD BE FRAMED JUST ONE AND STRAIGHT TO THE POINT. INTERVIEW IS EXHAUSTING. 3. SHE ASKED WHETHER SUCH QUESTIONS COULB
1. VERY COMPREHENSIVE AND DETAILED 2.QUESTIONS HAS BEEN MASTERED WELL.
1.IT IS A LONG INTERVIEW WHICH TAKES A LOT OF TIME, ROSPONDENT WORRIED 2.IT TRIES TO KNOW MUCH OF A RESPONDANT'S PRIVATE LOFE TOO TOO MUCH, SHE SAID 3.UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL I GIVE OUT MY PRIVATE TELEPHONE NUMBER TO PEOPLE I DO NOT KNOW WE
1.WHY ALL THESE QUESTIONS ABOUT GHANAIAN? 2.WHAT CAN I DO IF THIS INFORMATION IS USED AS POLICY AGAINST GHANAIANS? 3.WHAT BENEFIT WILL THIS BRING TO FOREIGNERS HERE?
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A BIT FRIGHTENING IN THE BEGINNING BUT IT BECAME LESS AS WE CONTINUED
A GOOD STUDY
A VERY GOOD STUDY BUT I SHOULD HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED FIRST BEFORE ANSWERING THE PLENTY QUESTIONS.
AFTER THE RESEARCH GOVERNMENT SHOULD TAKE ACTIONS AND SHOULD HELP US.
AKWAST WAS CONCERNED ABOUT THE USE OF THE DATA FOR THE STUDY. HE WONDERED WHETHER THE INFORMATION WOULD NOT BE USED TO KNOW THE ACTIVITIES OF ILLEGAL RESIDENCE AND FLUSH THEM OUT
AM IMPRESSED WITH TEH TYPE OF QUESTIONS AND WOULD BE PLEASED TO ASSIST AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE
AN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT USING OTHER'S DOCUMENT TO WORK. HE HOPES THIS INFORMATION WILL NOT COME TO HAUNT HIM.
AS YOU GAVE ME TO UNDERSTAND THE PURPOSE OF THE INTERVIEW, I HOPE YOU WILL STICK TO IT AND FIND LASTING SOLUTIONS FOR FUTURE MIGRANTS
ASK PEOPLE WHY THEY DID NOT RETURN AFTER VISA EXPIRED, POLITICAL ACTIVITIES OR INACTIVITIES IN AFRICA. MORE QUESTIONS ABOUT CONTRIBUTIONS MONETARY AND IN KIND TO UK SOCIETY
CERTAIN QUESTIONS WERE TOO PERSONAL. EXAMPLEX QUESTIONS ABOUT NAME, RELATIONSHIPS. QUESTIONS WERE MANY AND SHOULD BE FEWER NEXT TIME
COMPLAINED ABOUT THE LENGTH OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE
DID NOT HAVE ANY PROBLEM WITH THE QUESTIONS
DO'T SEE ANYTHING WRONG. IF WHAT YOU ARE DOING IS GOING TO HELP GHANIANS I WILL BE MORE HAPPY
DURING THE COURSE OF THE INTERVIEW, THE PARTICIPANT NOTED THAT HIS TOWN WAS NOT CODED. HE ALSO MENTIONED THAT THE INTERVIEW WAS QUITE TIRING.
ENJOYED THE INTERVIEW, GOOD REMINDER
FELT SOME OF THE QUESTIONS WERE INTENSIVE. WOULD BE INTERESTED TO SEE WHAT BECOMES OF THE COMPLETED STUDY
FELT THE QUESTIONS WERE TOO INTRUDING
GOOD CAUSE, MORE RESEARCH IS NEEDED. HOPEFULLY THIS WILL BE EXTENSIVE SO THAT THE FACTS WILL BE AVAILABLE TO ALL
GOOD INTERVIEW BUT QUESTIONS WERE TOO MUCH. QUESTIONS SHOULD BE REDUCED NEXT TIME
GOOD WORK AND IT WILL HELP THE WORLD TO KNOW MORE ABOUT MIGRATION FROM AFRICA TO EUROPR
HAD NO PROBLEM WITH QUESTIONS BUT HUSBAND WAS ANGRY FOR ASKING ABOUT WIFE'S CELL PHONE NUMBER
HAPPY TO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE SURVEY SHE IS GRATEFUL
HE BELIEVED THAT THE QUESTIONNAIRE WAS TOO INTRUSIVE.
HE SAID: I KNOW ITS NOT MEANT FOR ONLY EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES
HE WANTED TO KNOW HOW THE STUDY WILL HELP THE ISSUE OF MIGRATION INT HE UK AND ELSEWHERE
HOPE IT IS NO FRAUD DOCEMENTATION
HOPE SOMETHING GOOD COMES OUT OF THIS EXERCISE
HOPE THIS WILL HELP ME TO GET A SCHOLARSHIP TO GO TO THE UNIVERSITY FOR MY MATTERS IN nETHERLANDS
HOPIE THE RESEARCH CAN BRING SOMETHING POSITIVE FOR GHANAIANS
HOW WILL THIS STUDY BRING ABOUT ANY POSITIVE CHANGE ON MIGRATION? THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS SO COMPLEX. I GUESS MUCH RESOURCES IN TERMS OF TIME AND MONEY MUST HAVE GONE IN TO IT.
HOW WILL THIS STUDY HELP US BECAUSE ITS TIME WASTING
I AM HAPPY TO HAVE BEEN INTERVIEWED.
I AM IMPRESSED WITH IT. I HAVE NO PROBLEM AND I AM ALWAYS READY
I AM PLEASED BUT SOME OF THE QUESTIONS ARE DIFFICULT TO ANSWERS SINCE IT HAPPENED LONG AGO ESPECIALLY WITH THE DATES
I AM TIRED, I WOULD NOT HAVE PARTICIPATED IF I KNEW THAT IT WOULD BE THIS LONG
I ANSWERED YOUR QUESTIONS
I BELIEVE IS GOING TO HELP US HERE IN GHANA IF A LOT MORE OF THIS IS DONE THEN IT WOULD REALLY HELP.
I BELIEVE YOUR STUDY IS VERY GOOD FOR SINGLE GHANAIAN ESPECIALY THOSE WHO WANT TO TRAVEL OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY
I DO NOT KNOW WHY THEY GIVE RESIDENCE PERMIT TO THE SICK PERSON WHO CANNOT WORK BUT DO NOT GIVE RESIDENCE AND WORK PERMIT SO I HOPE THAT THIS QUESTIONNAIRE CAN ADDRESS THAT
I DONT KNOW.
I FEEL THIS QUESTIONNAIRE BIAS TOO MUCH ON PERSONAL ISSUES AND IT IS TOO LONG
I FIND THE QUESTIONNAIRE ON ''RELATIONSHIP'' VERY PERSONAL
I HAVE DONE NOTHING BAD SO I'M NOT AFRAID
I HAVE HAD PATIENCE TO GO THROUGH THIS, IF IT WERE NOT FOR YOU.
I HAVE NEVER SEEN A QUESTIONNAIRE AS COMPLEX AS THIS
I HAVE NO PROBLEM TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS
I HOPE THAT SOMETHING GOOD WILL COME OUT OF THIS STUDY AND THEY WILL NOT WASTE YOUR 9INTERVIEWER) TIME.
I HOPE THAT SOMETHING GOOD WILL COME OUT OF THIS. OUR PEOPLE ARE SUFFERING IN THIS COUNTRY.
I HOPE THAT THE UNIVERSITY WILL PAY YOU WELL FOR THIS VOLUME OF WORK
I HOPE THIS INTERVIEW WILL NOT COME TO HAUNT ME AS AM WORKING ILLEGALLY WITHOUT THE REQUISITE WORKING PAPERS
I HOPE THIS QUESTIONNAIRE WILL ALSO LET THE eu GOVERNMENTS KNOW THAT gHANAIANS ARE PEACE LOVING AND NOT CRIMINALS. WE ARE HARDWORKING SO THEY SHOULD NOT DEPORT US WHEN WE COME TO EUROPE
I HOPE THIS STUDY IS NOT BETRAY OTHERS. ANYWAY YOUR QUESTIONS ARE NOT FRIENDLY
I HOPE THIS WILL NOT COME TO HAUNT ME.
I HOPE WHATEVER THE FINDINGS OF THE RESEARCH, SOMETHING GOOD WILL COME OUT OF IT TO BENEFIT US AS MIGRANTS
I JUST WANT TO SEE THE OUTCOME OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE
I LIKE THE FACT THAT GHANANIANS ARE INVOLVED IN THIS QUESTIONNAIRE. I THINK IT SHOWS THAT THE EU IS CONCERNED ABOUT US. HOWEVER THIS IS MY FIRST TIME OF BEING ASKED MY PHONE NUMBER IN A QUESTIONNAIRE AND I DO NOT AGREE TO DO THAT.
I SHOULD BE PAID FOR MY TIME SINCE IT IS TIME CONSUMING
I STROGLY BELIEVE THIS STUDY WILL BE OF BENEFIT TO EVERYBODY
I THINK IT ALLOWS THE RESPONDENT TO REMEMBER SO MANY THINGS ABOUT HIMSELF, WHICH IS A SORT OF THERAPY. I MEAN YOU HAVE SOMEONE TO TALK TO WHO ALSO HAS THE PATIENCE TO LISTEN.
I THINK IT IS DIFFICULT IF YOU CAN PROVE THAT SOMEONE IS YOUR CHILD AND THE RULE SAUS YOU WILL STILL NOT GET DOCUMENTS FOR THIS PERSON. I HOPE YOUR QUESTIONNAIRE CAN ADDRESS THIS PROBLEM SO THAT I CAN STAY IN EUROPE
I THINK IT IS GOOD BUT LIFE IS NOT EASY. ESPECIALLY AS WE HAVE TO GIVE SUPPORT HOME. WE SPEND MORE SO IF YOU AT IT I CANNOT GO TO HOLIDAY EVERY YEAR. I HOPE THIS QUESTIONNAIRE CAN ADDRESS THAT.
I THINK IT IS GOOD FOR DECISIONS MAKE TO KNOW OUR HISTORY HOWEVER I WANT TO SAY THAT LEARNING OF A LANGUAGE TAKES PEOPLE TO LONG TO FIND WORK THAT GOES WITH WHAT THEY HAVE STUDIED AND SINCE MOST PEOPLE CAN SPEAK ENGLISCH, THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD
I THINK IT TAKES TOO LONG TO BE ABLE TO LEARN THE LANGUAGE AND USE IT TO WORK. SINCE MOST OF THE PEOPLE CAN SPEAK ENGLISH THERE SHOULD BE A WAY OUT- MOST PEOPLE WOULD HAVE TO MOVE FROM SKILL TO UNSKILL FOR A LONG TIME BEFORE THEY CAN COME BACK
I THINK SOME OF THE QUESTIONS ARE HARD.
I THINK THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD ALLOW US TO COME IN AND WORK. I FOR INSTANCE DO NOT YET HAVE A PERMIT THIS MEANS THAT ALLTHOUGH I AM A TEACHER I CANNOT USE MY SKILLS TO WORK. THEY SHOULD NOT ONLY ALLOW HIGHLY SKILLED BUT ALL SKILLED PERSONAL
I THINK THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO MANY JUST FOR ONE SURVEYOR STUDY
I THINK THIS IS A GOOD STUDY
I THINK YOU SHOULD TRY AND HELP US MIGRATE TO AFTEREVER WE WANT TO GO TO.
I TOLD YOU THE TRUTH. THEY NEED TO HELP US STAY IN OUR COUNTRY. WE NEED MORE RESOURCES TO DEVELOP OUR COUNTRY.
I WANT MY HUSBAND TO JOIN ME HERE BUT THEY HAVE MADE IT TOO HARD TO GET HIM HERE. I HAVE TRIED SEVERAL TIMES
I WANT TO KNOW IF THERE IS A GUARANTEE THAT THIS WILL NOT IMPLICATE ME WITH THE AUTHORITIES IN THE NETHERLANDS. I DON'T WANT ANY PERSONAL CONTACT FROM ANY QUARTERS AS REGARDS THIS INTERVIEW
I WANT TO KNOW THE ADUANTAGE I WILL HAVE OR MY BENEFITS AFTER THIS STUDY
I WISH I COULD TELL THE GOVERNMENT AND LEADERS IN MY COUNTRY TO ENCOURAGE GOOD EDUCATUION AND HELP PREVENT THE YOUNG GENERATION FROM HAZZLING AND DYING IN THE DESERT. I ALSO WISH THAT THE GOVERNMENT HERE WILL HELP THE MIGRANTS HERE BY OPENING D
I WONDER WHY SO MANY QUESTIONS WITH REGARDS TO MIGRATION OF AFRICANS TO EUROPE. I THINK IT HAS OTHER MOTIVES BECAUSE IT IS TOO PERSONAL.
I WOULD JUST LIKE TO KNOW THE CONCLUSION THEY MAKE OUT OF SUCH A QUESTIONNAIRE, IT TOOK LONGER THAN I EXPECTED.
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE OUTCOME
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE RESULTS, HOWEVER THIS IS LIKE WRITING YOUR OWN BIOGRAPHY
I WOULD WISH TO REPORT THE FINAL REPORT ON THIS
IF MORE INFO IS NEEDED I MUST RETURN TO HER
IN SPAIN IT IS POSSIBLE TO ATTEND DUTCH COURSES ANONIMOUSLZ, IN HOLLAND IT IS NOT. tHIS PERPETUATES VICIOUS CYCLE: NO DUTCH PROFICIENY> NO JOB OPPORTUNITIES
IN THE EVENT OF ANY BENEFIT IN THE ABSENCE OF ME SHOULD BE GIVEN TO PRINCE MY SON.(HE INSISTED IN THE FACE OF THE AIMS & OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY)
INITIALLY I THOUGHT SOME HEEP WOULD COME OUT OF IT
INTERESTING AND DETAILED QUESTIONS. TOO MUCH PROBING IN TO YOUR LIFE
INTERESTING STUDY. MADE ME REALISE A PATTERN IN MY LIFE AND MY ATTACHMETNS TO MY HOME COUNTRY
INTERVIEW IS THOUGHT PROVOKING AND INTERESTING. INVOLVES SO MUCH.
INTERVIEW IS TOO LONG AND QUESTIONS ARE TOO PERSONAL
INTERVIEW SHOULD BE RECORDED TO MAKE IT SHORTERAND NOT WASTE TIME. INTERVIEW IS TOO LONG AND OUGHT TO BE LESS THAN 30 MINUTES. SOME QUESTIONS ARE IRRELEVANT
INTERVIEWEE THINKS THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS SO COMPLEX AND A BIT INTENSIVE
INTRESTING TO THINK BACK
IT HELPS YOU TO LOOK BACK AT YOUR OWN LIFE, OTS NOT A BAD IDEA AND I THINK I WILL USE IT AS A TIME OF REFLECTION AND SEE WHERE I AM GOING NEXT. THAT YOU FOR YOUR QUESTIONNAIRE.
IT IS A GOOD EXECISE AND WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE SURVEY
IT IS A NICE RESEARCH
IT IS A NICE RESEARCH BUT SOME OF YOUR QUESTIONS ARE TOO PERSONAL.
IT IS A NICE STUDIES. TRY TO BRING OUT SOLUTIONS THAT CAN HELP US IN THE COUNTRY
IT IS A VERY GOOD PROJECT. IT HELP ONE TO KNOW WHERE IS COMING FROM AND WHERE HE/SHE HAS GOTTEN TO IN LIFE. I AM PLEASE WITH THE STUDY
IT IS A VERY NICE PROJECT FOR THE INTEREST OF GHANAIANS.
IT IS LENGHTY AND I HOPE MY INFORMATION CAN HELP YOU IN YOUR STUDIES
IT IS LONG AND INTERESTING. I WOULD WANT TO FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENS NEXT AFTER THIS STUDY.
IT IS TIME WASTING AND IT MADE ME LATE FOR AN APPOINTMENT. ALSO, WHY DO YOU WANT TO KNOW IF I OWN AN ASSET?
IT IS TOO LONG
IT IS TOO LONG FOR £15 AND WAS NOT VERY COMFORTABLE WITH QUESTIONS OF RELATIONSHIPS
IT IS TOO LONG IT HAS TAKEN ALL MY TIME I HOPE IT CAN BE SUMMERIZED AT ONE TIME
IT IS TOO LONG; SINCE IT TELLS YOU ABOUT YOUR OWN BIOGRAPHY THEY SHOULD HAVE MADE IT TWO SO THAT THE PERSON THAT IS INTERVIEWED CAN KEEP ONE FOR HIMSELF
IT IS VERY LONG. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE RESULTS WHEN IT IS READY AND ALSO SEE THE IMPACT THAT IT CAN HAVE ON GHANAIANS.
IT REMINDS ME OF MY HISTORY. THE ONLY THING I WISH COULD BE CHANGED IS THE 18 YEARS OF AGE (AFTER WHICH YOU CANNOT BRING YOUR CHILDREN IN THE NETHERLANDS). MY CHILDREN ARE ALL MORE THAN 18 YEARS AND STILL IN GHANA
IT TAKES TOO MUCH TIME
IT TOOK QUITE A LONG TIME THAN I EXPECTED
IT WAS QUIT LONG. THEY SHOULD FIND A WAY OF GETTING THE SAME RESULTS IN A SHORTER QUESTIONNAIRE
IT WAS TOO BROAD
IT WAS TOO DETAILED AND THE 'SWEETNER' IS NOT ENOUGH. IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN AT LEAST £20.
IT WAS TOO LONG
IT'S A GOOD EXERCISE AND SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED.
IT'S A GOOD QUESTIONNAIRE. I WOULD LIKE TO TELL YOU MORE ABOUT MY MIGRATION EXPERIENCE (DETAILS RECORDED IN AGEVEN COMMENTS)
IT'S LONG
IT'S OK AND STRAIGHT FORWARD AND I MADE ME REMEMBER
ITS INTERESTING
ITS A GOOD RECORD TO HAVE; WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A COPY FOR OWN REFERENCE
ITS INTENSIVE AND NECK BREAKING
ITS INTERESTING
ITS TAKEN TOO LONG YOU HAVE TO PAY ME FOR MY LIFE STORY
ITS TIME WASTING SO THEY SHOULD GIVE US SOMTHING
ITS VERY EXTENSIVE, HOPE IT IS NOT ONE OF THESE KIND OF RESEARCH WHICH WOULD BE USED AGAINST GHANAIANS IN THE END.
ITS WORTHWHILE IF IT IMPROVES THE SITUATION FOR GHANAIANS
LET US SEE THE OUTCOME OF THIS INTERVIEW AND THE GOOD EFFECT THAT IT WILL HAVE ON GHANAIANS LEARNING HERE IN THE NETHERLANDS
MANY OF US MIGRANTS ARE HERE FOR ECONOMIC REASONS AND HOPE THIS STUDIES WILL HELP TO OPEN THE WAY FOR MOST PEOPLE TO EAT, THE OPPORTUNITY TO COME HERE TO WORK AND THOSE HERE TO LEGAL STATUS
MONEY GIVEN OUT IS TOO LITTLE TO THINK OF THE DEEP QUESTIONS BEING ASKED
MOST MIGRANTS ARE NOT VERY HAPPY ASKING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR LIFE AND THIS INTERVIEW APPROACHES TO HIT ON ALL THREE IMPORTANT AREAS
NA
NL HAS HELPED ME A LOT, HOWEVER IT IS UNFORTUNATE THAT I CANNOT USE MY KNOWLEDGE TO AFFECT THIS NATION THE WAY I WANTED. I HOPE THIS QUESTIONNAIRE ADDRESSES THE POINT THAT MOST PEOPLE HERE CAN SPEAK ENGLISH SO THAT WHEN WE GET OUR PERMITS WE CA
NO
NO COMMENT
NO COMMENT QUESTION E9 EGO DECLINED THE GIFT. MONEY RETURNED TO SUPERVISOR
NO COMMENT, BUT IT IS TOO LONG
NO COMMENT, YOU TOOK MOST OF MY TIME
NO COMMENTS
NO COMMENTS AND OPINIONS
NO COMMENTS OR OPINION
NO COMMENTS.
NO- EVERYTHING WAS FINE
NO. THE ONLY THING IS THAT DO NOT USE THIS FOR ANY DIABOLIC ACTIVITY THAT WILL BE DETRIMENTAL TO OUR STAY HERE.
NONE
NOT REALLY. I JUST WISH THEM WELL IN THEIR FINDINGS. EUROPE IS AN EYEOPENER THAT LOTS OF AFRICANS SHOULD COME AND EXPERIENCE AND LEARN FROM HERE
NOTHING TO HIDE
NOTINH, IT WAS OKAY. I LIKE THE GIFT AS WELL
PLEASE PAY THE RESEARCH ASSISTANTS WELL. THEIR JOB IS QUITE HARD.
PREYING INTO OUR PAST RELATIONSHIPS BRINGS AT TIMES BAD MEMORIES.
PROGRAMMS ARE MADE FOR HIGHTLY SKILLED IMMIGRANTS WHO ARE NOW APPLYING TO COME TO THE NETHERLANDS BUT THERE IS NO PROGRAMME FOR THE HIGHLY SKILLED IMMIGRANTS WHO IS LIVING ILLEGALLY. I THINK THIS SHOULD ALSO BE THOUGHT OF.
QUESTIONED THE RATIONALE BEHIND THIS STUDY
QUESTIONNAIRE IS TOO LONG. YOU SHOULD FIND SOMETHING FOR US AFTER TAKING OUR TIME.
QUESTIONNAIRE IS VERY DETAILED. DO NOT KNOW IF IT WILL EFFECTIVELY APPROACH THEIR OBJECTIVES. TOO LONG, FEEL LIKE EXPOSING PERSONAL INFORMATION
QUESTIONNAIRE WAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED
QUESTIONS ABOUT RELATIONSHIPS I DID NOT FIND COMFORTABLE
QUESTIONS ARE GOOD, THEY HELP UNDERSTAND THE MIGRANT TO KNOW HIS STATUS IN NL AND GHANA
QUESTIONS ARE MENY AND IF THERE IS ANY HELP WE SHOULD REMEMBER HER.
QUESTIONS ARE VERY PERSONAL AND SUSPICIOUS. TIME CONSUMING AS WELL.
QUESTIONS WERE A BIT TOO MANY
QUESTIONS WERE EXTREMELY TOO LONG FOR HER. QUESTIONS SHOULD BE SHIORTENED NEXT TIME
QUESTIONS WERE INTERESTING, BUT IT ASKED PRIVATE QUESTIONS. THEY ARE TOO MUCH FOR OLD PEOPLE LIKE ME.
QUITE INTERESTING BUT TAKES A LONG TIME
REFUSED TO COMMENT
REPONDENT WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHETHER THIS RESEARCH WILL IN ANY WAY HELP HER. HOWEVER SHE WAS GRATEFUL FOR THE TELEPHONE CARDS.
RESEARCH MUST BE USED TO HELP MIGRNATS AND NOT TO SCARE THEM
RESPINDANT EXPLAINED THAT THIS RESEARCH WILL SHOW THAT HIS STATUS HERE IS NOT GOOD
RESPONDENT ASKED ABOUT THE REASONS BEHIND THE PRIVATE QUESTIONS WHICH DELVE INTO PRIVATE LIFE. SHE FELT SHE WAS BEIONG INVESTIGATED INTO PRIVATE LIFE TOO MUCH
RESPONDENT STRONGLT DEMANDED FOR MONEY THE NEXT TIME WE ARE CONDUCTING SUCH A SURVEY
RESPONDENT TO KNOW WHEN THE RESULTS WILL BE PUBLISHED, AS SHE IS INTERESTED IN THE SUBJECT MATTER.
RESPONDENT WANTED TO KNOW THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDY AND WONDERED WHETHER THE FINDINGS WOULD NOT BE USED TO MAKE TOUGHER POLICIES FOR IMMIGRANTS.
RESPONDENT WOULD LIKE TO BE CONTACTED WHEN THERE ARE RESULTS: AKAN622000@YAHOO.COM
RESPONDENT WOULD LIKE TO HIGHLIGHT THE BIAS THAT EXIST AGAINST AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS WITHOUT DUTCH PASSPORT WHO APPLY TO RECEIVE STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS
SHE CHUCKLED AND ASKED IF I WORKED FOR THE DUTCH GOVERNMENT
SHE HOPES INFORMATION IS SECURE.
SHE THINKS THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS TOO COMPLEX.
SHE WANTED TO KNOW IF THERE COULD BE ANY HELP AS A RESULT OF HER PARTICIPATING
SOME OF THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO REVEALING. yOU ASK TOO MANY QUESTIONS ABOUT ONE'S PIRATE LIFE
SOME OF THE QUESTIONS I THINK WERE TOO PERSONAL.
SOME OF YOUR QUESTINS ARE NOT NECESSARY. WHY DO YOU WANT TO KNOW ALL THESE. EG(WHY I LEFT FOR BURKINA AND NOT ANY OTHER COUNTRY)
SOME QUESTIONS ARE TOO PERSONAL AND ALSO A BIT MISLEADING WHICH MAKES THE ANSWERING OF THE QUESTIONS A BIT DIFFICULT
SOME QUESTIONS ARE TOO PERSONAL TO ANSWER AND IT TAKES SO MUCH TIME
SOME QUESTIONS WERE TOO PERSONAL
STOPE REPETING AND MAKE IT SHORTER. SOME QUESTIONS ARE IRRELEVANT, SUCH AS MARRIAGE
THANK YOU AND LEARN HARD.
THAT WAS LIKE WRITING YOUR OWN BIOGRAPHY THE QUESTIONNAIRE LOOKS TOO INVASIVE, CHECKING TOO MUCH ON YOUR BACKGROUND. THEY SHOULD MAKE IT SIMPLER NEXT TIME
THE AUTHORITIES NEED TO HELP AFRICAN MIGRANTS AS IT IS DONE IN SPAIN
THE EXTENT OF THE PERSONAL QUESTIONS ASKED ND THE NUMBER OF HOURS DOES NOT MATCH
THE FIRST DAY, THERE WERE TWO MAIN INTERRUPTIONS- EMERGENCY EVACUATION AND FAMILY.....
THE INTERVIEW I FIND VERY LONG. IT TAKES A LOT OF EFFORT TO REMAIN FOCUSED AND CONCENTRATE.
THE INTERVIEW IS GOOD BUT THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO MUCH. THE QUESTIONS ARE INTERESTING BUT SOME OF THEM WERE TOO PERSONAL. YOU SHOULD ASK QUESTIONS WHICH BRING IMPROVEMENT OR BE BENEFICIAL TO THE PERSON BEEN INTERVIEWED
THE INTERVIEW IS TOO LONG
THE QUESTION ARE MANY AND QUITE PERSONAL. I WONDER WHAT YOU NEED ALL THESE INFORMATION FOR.
THE QUESTIONAIRE IS BULKY AND IF SOMETHING COULD BE DONE TO REDUCE THE SIZE
THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS BULKY
THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS TOO DETAILED AND TRIES TO GET VERY PERSONAL.
THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS TOO INQUISITIVE
THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS TOO LONG
THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS VERY DETAILED AND TOO PERSONAL
THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS VERY DETAILED BUT I THINK IT IS GOOD FOR ALL OF US AS GHANAIANS
THE QUESTIONS ARE MANY
THE QUESTIONS ARE MANY AND TOO PERSONAL
THE QUESTIONS ARE MANY AND WASTE A LOT OF TIME. FEEL SO TIRED.
THE QUESTIONS ARE PERSONAL QUESTIONS THAN MIGRATION QUESTIONS
THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO DEEP AND IT IS EASIER TO DO IT CHRONOLOGICALLY. IF I HAD KNOWN ABOUT NEED FOR EXACT DATES I WOULD HAVE LOOKED THEM UP BEFORE.
THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO MANY
THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO MANY AND TOO DETAILED
THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO MANY AND VERY PERSONAL, SHE HOPES WE ARE NOT GOING TO USE HER FAMILY FOR SAKAWA BECAUSE EVERYTHING SHE SAID IS TRUE
THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO MANY.
THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO PERSONAL
THE QUESTIONS WERE TOO MANY AND INTRUSIVE
THE QUSTIONS ARE MORE PERSONAL THAN THE MIGRATION ISSUES AND IT TAKES A LONG TIME TO COMPLETE IT
THE STUDY IS A VERY NICE ONE
THE STUDY IS A VERY NICE ONE THE GOVENMENT MUST ALSO SUPPORT IT FOR THE GOOD OF ALL GHANAIAN MIGRANTS
THE STUDY IS TOO VOLUMINOUS AND SHOULD COME SOME KIND OF INCENTIVES
THE WAGE EARNED SHOULD BE ANSWERED WITH PROVIDEDE RANGE OF AMOUNT BECOUSE ITS TOO MUCH OF PERSONAL THAN JUST A STUDY
THIS IS A GOOD RESEARCH FOR GHANAIANS BUT THE RESULTS OF THIS SURVEY WHETHER POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE MUST BE EXPLAINED TO EVERYDOBY
THIS IS A GOOD STUDY THAT WILL HELP EVERYDOBY. BUT THE RESEARCHERS SHOULD ADD GIFTS OR MONEY NEXT TIME BECAUSE THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO MANY AND PERSONAL
THIS IS A GOOD STUDY WHICH WILL HELP ALL OF US
THIS IS A VERY GOOD STUDY BUT THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO MANY.
THIS IS LIKE WRITING YOUR OWN BIOGRAPHY. I HOPE THEY CAN GET SOMETHING OUT OF IT
THIS IS QUIT LONGER THAN I EXPECTED.
THIS IS UNUSUALLY LONG INTERVIEW. IN THE FUTURE LIST OF QUESTIONNAIRES NEED TO BE LIMITED TO MAKE THE INTERVIEW ATTRACTIVE. IT IS BECAUSE I KNOW ALEX WELL, ELSE I WILL NOT COMPLETE THIS INTERVIEW
THIS TYPE OF STUDY OF QUESTIONNAIRE IS TOO PERSONAL.
THOUGHT THE QUESTIONNAIRE WAS TOO DIFFICULT TO ANSWER.
TOO DETAILED AND PERSONAL STUFF
TOO LENGTHY DOES NOT MAKE IT INTERESTING TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
TOO MANY QUESTIONS, SOME QUESTIONS INTRUSIVE AND ANNOYING
TOO MUCH INFORMATION TO VOLUNTEER
TOO MUCH RECALL IS REQUIRED
TRY TO RESEARCH ON THE WAYS GHANAIANS CAN MIGRATE WITHOUT ANY PROBLEM AND WHICHH WILL BRING BENEFITS TO THE COUNTRY. RESEARCH ON EFFECTS OF MINING AND THE WAY FOREWARD.
VERY EDUCATIVE BUT IT SEARCHES INTO ONCE PRIVATE LIFE TOO MUCH (PRIVACY IS NEEDED)
VERY EDUCATIVE INDEED, BUT PLEASE, QUESTIONS SHOULD BE REDUCED. NO ONE WOULD GIVE HIS/HER TIME FOR THIS LONG INTERVIEW. I DID IT BECAUSE OF THE INTERVIEWER.
VERY EXTENSIVE
VERY HAPPY,VERY INTERESTING
VERY INTERESTING AND VERY DEEP QUESTIONS. CASH GIVEN OUT TOO SMALL
VERY INTERESTING INTERVIEW. GRID FORMAT HELPED TO REMEMBER DATES AND CORRESPONDING EVENTS
VERY TIRED. RESPONDANT WANTED INTERVIEWER TO GO AND COME BACK NEXT DAY TO CONTINUE WITH INTERVIEW. QUESTIONS SHOULD BE REDUCED, NO TIME FOR SUCH QUESTIONS
WANT TO GET ACCURATE INFO, BUT YOU DON'T ALWAYS RECEIVED GOOD INFO. YOU NEED TO BE MORE PROBING
WAS GLAD TO HAVE PARTICIPATION BUT DID NOT WISH TO HAVE PHONE NUMBER RECORDED
WE NEED AMNESTY, COLONIAL MASTERS HAVE MADE US POOR BY STEALING OUR RAW MATERIALS. NO NUMBER PLEASE, COME TO THE SHOP, BARBEING
WE SHOULD BE GIVEN SOMETHING AFTER THE INTERVIEW ITS A WASTE OF TIME
WELL I HOP THIS QUESTIONNAIRE WILL ENLIGHTEN THE POLICY MAKERS TO SEE HOW SKILLED PEOPLE ARE NOT ABLE TO USE THEIR SKILLS TO WORK HERE BECAUSE OF LENGUAGE BARRIER AND FIND POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO THAT
WELL IT IS THOUGHTFUL OF YOU TO GIVE ME TWO CARDS AFTERWARDS, BECAUSE IT IS REALLY MY WHOLE LIFE HISTORY YOU ASKED
WELL YOUR QUESTIONAIRE IS SO VOLUMENOUS AND SOME OF THE QUESTIONS ARE IRRELEVANT ANOTHER TIME TRY TO MINIMIZE IT YOU KNOW VERY WELL THAT NOT ALL RESPONDENT WILL BE PATIENT AS I'VE BEEN THANK YOU
WELL, I THINK SOME OF US, YOU CAN SEE FROM THE QUESTIONNAIRE, COULD NOT DO SKILLED JOBS BECASUE OF THE LANGUAGE BARRIER BUT OUR CHILDREN HAVE BEEN ABLE TO STUDY AND GET GOOD JOBS. SO NEXT TIME THEY SHOULD ALSO DO QUESTIONNAIRS ON OUR CHILDREN.
WELL, I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE POSITIVE EFFECT THAT MY INFORMATION CAN HAVE BOTH HERE AND IN GHANA, SO KEEP ME INFORMED
WHAT ACTUAL REASON IS THIS RESEARCH
WHAT IS THE OUTCOME? WILL IT HELP AFRICAN MIGRANTS' SITUATION IN ANY WAY?
WHAT KIND OF HELP ARE YOU OFFERING FOR THIS INTERVIEW FOR GHANANIANS OR IMMIGRANTS?
WHAT WILL THE END RESULT BE? WILL IT AFFECT ANY POLICY OR CHANGE? I DOUBT IT. IT IS ALSO VERY LENGTHY
WHAT YOU WANT TO ASK HAS BEEN ANSWERED. TOO LONG AND BORING. SORRY
WHY ALL THIS PERSONAL QUESTIONS ALSO THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO MANY AND TIME WASTING.
WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS?
WORKING ILLEGALLY WITH SOMEBODY'S PAPERS HOPES IT WILL NOT COME TO HAUNT ME
WOULD BE BETTER TO CATEGORISE THE QUESTIONNAIRE ACCORDING TO PARTICIPANT FOR IT TO BE SHORTER
WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE MOTIVATIONS FOR THIS RESEARCH AND HOW IT MIGHT BENEFIT HER
YOU HAVE TO GIVE US SOMETHING AFTHER THE INTERVIEW
YOU MUST AT LEAST GIVE US SOME MONEY AFTER ANSWERING THESE PLENTY QUESTIONS.
`NETHERLANDS IS A GOOD COUNTRY. I THINK WE ARE NOT GOING BACK NOW SO THEY COULD REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT YOU HAVE BEFORE YOU CAN MARRY. I HOPE THIS QUESTIONNAIRE CAN SOLVE THAT PROBLEM
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This person was
This person was
This person was
This person was
This person was
INTERVIEWER'S OBSERVATIONS – TO BE FILLED OUT AFTER THE INTERVIEW
E1. This person was:
If e1 in 1 => Go to e2 (E2)
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Easily persuaded to participate
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Sysmiss
For what reason was she/he reluctant
For what reason was she/he reluctant
For what reason was she/he reluctant
For what reason was she/he reluctant
For what reason was she/he reluctant
E1A. For what reasons was he/she reluctant to participate? And which arguments enabled you to convince him/her in the end?
If e1 in 2, 3
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1.FIRSTABOUT THE TIME DURATION OF BETWEEN 1 TO 2 HOURS WAS TOO LONG FOR HIM. 2.WAS AFRAID THE INFORMATION WOULD BE USED AGAINST GHANAIANS.
A STUDY FROM LEGON.
ACCORDING TO HIM, CATHOLIC PRIESTS ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO GRANT INTERVIEWS ON THEIR PERSONAL LIFE
AFTER READING THROUGH THE 1ST PAGE WAS A BIT CONCERNED ABOUT THE QUESTIONS
BECAUSE HE DID NOT HAVE HIS RESIDENCE PERMIT AND THOUGHT IT WAS FOR POLICE. I EXPLAINED THAT IT WAS FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES AND NOTHING WAS GOING TO THE POLICE
BECAUSE SHE DID NOT HAVE THE TIME
BECAUSE SHE JUST CAME BACK FROM WORK AND HAD A SORE THROAT. TOLD HER IT WON'T TAKE THAT LONG AND THAT ITS DIFFICULT GETTING HER AGAIN.
BECAUSE THE INTERVIEWER CONTACTED HIM BY PHONE AND HE DIDN'T KNOW WHO HE WAS, BUT AFTER EXPLAINING WHO AND TELLING HIM WHO RECOMMENDED HIM HE FINALLY AGREED
BY LETTING HER KNOW THAT IT IS PURELY FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSE AND NOTHING WILL LEAD TO HER AS HER FIRST NAME AND YEAR OF BIRTH WILL BE RECORDED AND NO ADDRESS
CAUTIOUS AT WHICH QUESTIONS WERE GOING TO BE ASKED AND WHO THE QUESTIONNAIRES WOULD EVENTUALLY GO TO
COMPLEMENTING ABOUT THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDY AND WHY HIM. I EXPLAINED THE ANONYMITY OF THE SURVEY TO HIM.
CONCERNED IT WOULD TAKE LONG
COULDN'T REMEMBER EVERYTHING
DID NOT FIND THE TIME. I PROMISED TO DO WITHIN AN HOUR
DID NOT HAVE THE REQUISITE DOCUMENTS TO STAY OR WORK IN THIS COUNTRY- AN OVER STAYER.
DID NOT HAVE THE TIME
DID NOT HAVE TIME. HE ALSO DID NOT TRUST THE INTERVIEWER
DID NOT HAVE TIME. I PROMISED IT WAS NOT GOING TO TAKE A MAXIMUM OF 1 HOUR
DID NOT NEED HER ACTUAL DATE OF BIRTH, I.E. DAY, MONTHA AND YEAR. ONLY ''YEAR''. INTERVIEWED HER FRIEND FIRST
DID NOT UNDERSTAND THE OBJECTIVE OF THE RESERACH
DID NOT UNDERSTAND THE PURPOSE OF THE RESEARCH
DID NOT WANT TO DISCLOSE HER CONFIDENT INFORMATION
DOES NOT MANY PEOPLE TO KNOW ABOUT HER PERSONAL LIFE. FOR RESEARCH, CONFIDENTIALITY IS ASSURED
DURATION WAS A PROBLEM. WE AGREED TO HAVE THE INTERVIEW IN THE SHOP SO SHE WOULD NOT HAVE TO 'MAKE'TIME ESPECIALLY FOR INTERVIEW
EGO REPETEDLY ASKED ME WHETHER ALL THE INFORMATION WOULD REMAIN ANNONYMOUS AND DECIDED TO GIVE PSEUDONAMES FOR SOME PEOPLE
EGO WASN'T SURE IF HE WOULD BE ABLE TO ANSWER ALL THE QUESTIONS, DID THIS AS A FAVOUR TO ME
FINDING TIME TO TAKE PANT WAS DIFFICULT
FROM MY CONVERSATION WITH HER IT APPEARS SHE MIGHT LIKE TO GO BACK GHANA
HAD TO EXPLAIN THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDY
HAS NOT BEEN INFORMED EARLIER ON OR BEFORE THE INTERVIEW.
HAS NOT BEEN NOTIFIED EARLIER
HE CIOMPLAINED OF NOT HAVING TIME FOR INTERVIEW THAT WILL LAST FOR MORE THAN ONE HOUR. I PROMISED TO DO MY BEST TO FINISH EARLY
HE CLAIMS HE DOES NOT HAVE A LOT OF TIME TO SPARE.
HE DEMANDED THAT WE BUY HIM FOOD
HE DID NOT HAVE MUCH TIME. HE WAS TOLD BY A PREVIOUS RESPONDENT THAT IT INVOLVED MUCH TIME. I EXPLAINED THE IMPORTANCE OF THE PROJECT.
HE HAS NO MONEY
HE HAS NOT BEEN NOTIFIED BEFORE THE INTERVIEW
HE IS UNDOCUMENTED AND WAS THINKING IT CAN LEAD TO ESPOSING THE DOCUMENTS. TOLD HIM THAT NOTHING WILL LEAD TO HIM AND ALL THIS IS FOR STUDY PURPOSES AND THAT ALSO NAME AND ADDRESS WILL NEVER LEAD TO HIM.
HE THINKS HE HAS NOT ENOUGH TIME FOR THIS AND WHY SHOULD I BE A PART OF SUCH A VENTURE. I TOLD HIM THERE IS NO WAY HE COULD BE TRACED SINCE HIS PERSONAL DETAILS REMAIN ANONYMOUS
HE THOUGHT IT WAS GOING TO BE USED FOR MIGRATION PURPOSES. HE GAVE ME THE CHANCE TO DO AFTER THE EXPLANATION OF THE RESEARCH
HE WANTED TO KNOW FOR WHAT THE RESULTS OF THE RESEARCH WOULD SERVE. HE WAS ALSO CONCERNED ABOUT THE CONFIDENTIALITY OF THE RESPONSES
HE WANTED TO UNDERSTAND WHY THIS STUDY ID BEING UNDERTAKEN. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
HE WAS A LITTLE BUSY
HE WAS NOT AWARE OF THE PROJECT
HE WAS NOT AWARE OF THE STUDY
HE WAS PLANNING TO GO TO TOWN FOR A MEETING
HE WAS PREPARING TO LEAVE FOR WORK
HE WAS TIRED AND ALSO EVERYTHING ABOUT THE SURVEY IS HIS
HE WAS TIRED OF TALKING
HE WASN'T SURE OF WHERE I WAS COMING FROM. I HAD TO SHOW HIM MY ID CARD & LETTER OF INTRODUCTION TO GIVE CREDENCE TO WHAT I WAS CLAIMING
I DON'T NEED HIS DAT OF BIRTH AND OTHER DEAILTS LIKE HIS HOME ADDRESS ETC.
I ORIGINALLY INTENDED TO INTERVIEW EGO'S HUSBAND BUT ONLY REALISED BEFORE STARTING THE INTERVIEW TAHT HE DID NOT MEET ONE OF THE REQUIREMENT CRITERIA. WHEN EGO REALISED THAT SHE WAS ELIGIBLE, SHE WAS HAPPY TO HELP.
I TOLD HER ABOUT THE POSSIBLE BENEFITS OF THE RESEARCH
I TOLD HIM THERE WAS NOT ENOUGH INFORMATION AND THAT HIS EXPERIENCE WOULD BE EXTREMELY VALUABLE FOR THIS STUDY
IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH EXPLAINED TO HIM
IMPORTANCE OF STUDY
INITIALLY EGO DID NOT UNDERSTAND WHY I WAS CALLING HER AND DIDN'T WANT TO SPEAK TO ME. BUT AFTER I EXPLAINED WHO I WAS SHE AGREED TO SET UP AN INTERVIEW
INTERVIEW WAS TOO LONG. CAME BY COUPLE OF TIMES, SP EVENTUALLY HE AGREED TO PARTICIPATE.
INTERVIEWER HAD TO REASSURE HIM THAT INFORMATION GIVEN COULD NEVER BE TRACEABLE TO HIM. HE STILL CLAIMED IT IS TRACEABLE BUT IN THE END HE DECIDED TO TAKE PART
IT IS TIME WASTING AND NO BENEFITS.
IT WILL NOT BRING HIM MONEY, SAID IT WILL ONLY TAKE A WHIILE
MATTER OF TRUST, WAS AFRAID OF QUESTIONS AND ANONIMTY
MOSTLY RESEARCH TENDS TO BE WASTE OF TIME AND THAT NOTHING COMES OUT OF IT, I TOLD HIM THIS IS NOT ONE OF SUCH AND THAT SOMETHING POSITIVE WOULD COME OUT OF THIS.
NO REASON, HE WOULD'NT TELL ME
PERSONAL ISSUES
PERSUADED HIM OF THE PURPOSE OF THE INTERVIEW
RESPONDENT WAS RELUCTANT TO REVEAL PRIVATE INFORMATION AND REFUSED TO ANSWER SOME QUESTIONS AS PER HER RIGHTS
SAID THE TIME FOR THE INTERVIEW WAS GOING TO BE TOO MUCH. INTERVIEWER ASSURED THAT IT WAS GOING TO BE SHORT AND PRECISE IF HE WENT STRAIGHT TO THE POINT
SHE DID NOT AGREE TO DO THE LISTING AND HER YOUNGER SISTER WROTE HER NAME. I HAD TO EXPLAIN TO HER THAT WE WERE HARMLESS AND WAS JUST A STUDY AND NOT SAKAWA AS SHE CLAIMED. SHE WAS ALSO SCARED TO GIVE OUT ALL THOSE INFORMATION
SHE DID NOT HAVE ENOUGH TIME TO SPEND, SINCE SHE CLAIMS SUCH SURVEYS TAKE ABOUT 2 HOURS TO COMPLETE
SHE DID NOT KNOW ME SO WAS RELUCTANT. TOLD HER INRERVIEW INFORMATION WILL BE CONFIDENTIAL.
SHE DID NOT TELL US WHY SHE WONT PARTICIPATE UNTIL I TOLD HER WE ARE STUDENT'S UNDERTAKING A STUDY ON THE ESSENCE AND EFFECT OF MIGRATION. I OBSERVED THAT SHE JUST CAME OUT OF A RELATION WITH A MIGRANT SO SHE WAS SAD THROUGHOUT THE INTERVIEW
SHE DIDN'T SEE THE REASON WHY I INTERVIEWED THE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD AND STILL WANTED TO INTERVIEW HER TOO
SHE DIDN'T WANT TO DISCLOSE ANYTHING ABOUT HERSELF
SHE DOES NOT SEE THE NEED FOR THIS SURVEY. I CONVINCED HER THAT IT WILL BE USED FOR POLICY FORMULATION.
SHE DOESN'T SEE THE ESSENCE OF WASTING HER TIME TO ANSWER A QUESTIONNAIRE AND ALSO THE BENEFIT
SHE FELT RESEARCH WAS A WASTE OF TIME. TOLD HER RESEARCH LIKELY TO HAVE AN IMPACT ON POLICY AND MAY IMPROVE THE CONDITIONS OF MIGRANTS
SHE FELT SO LONG AS THE HEAD OF THE HOUSEHOLD HAS BEEN INTERVIEWED THERE IS NO NEED SHE IS ALSO INTERVIEWED. I TOLD HER IT IS DONE INDIVIDUALLY AND THE HEAD HAD TO COME IN AND ALSO CONOINCED HER.
SHE HAD RESPONDED TO THE HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONAIRE AND HAD COMPLAINED ABOUT IT BEING BULKY.
SHE HAD TO PAY FOR HER MARRIAGE (SHOM) AND THOUGH DID DIVORCE THE PERSON WAS NOT GOING TO SOLVE INTO IT
SHE HAS OR IS USING HER OWN NI NUMBER TO WORK. HER ARGUMENT IS THAT SHE IS NOT TAKING MONEY FROM THE SYSTEM BUT RATHER ADDING TO IT
SHE IS TOO BUSY AND THINKS THAT IT IS A WASTE OF TIME
SHE JUST WASN'T INTERESTED
SHE SAID SHE WAS AFRAID I TOLD HER WE WERE STUDENTS AND HAD NO BAD INTENTION
SHE SAID SHE WAS AFRAID. I TOLD HER WE ARE STUDENT AND AS SUCH THERE IS NO CAUSE TO FEAR
SHE SAID SHE WAS SICK AND COULD NOT PARTICIPATE. BUT DID THE INTERVIEW BECAUSE SHE HAD HEARD ABOUT INTERVIEWER THROUGH FRIENDS
SHE WAS A BIT RELUCTANT TO PARTAKE, BUT I MANAGE TO PERSUADE HER
SHE WAS AFRAID. I TOLD HER WE WERE STUDENTS AND I HAVE ALREADY INTERVIEW HER MOTHER
SHE WAS ATTENDING TO A FRIEND BUT I TOLD HER TO GRANT ME A NEW MINUTES
SHE WAS BUSY AND DID NOT HAVE TIME. I CONVINCED HER BY TELLING HER WE'VE BEEN THERE TWICE AND NEVER MEET HER, SO SHE SHOULD KINDLY SPARE US SOME TIME.
SHE WAS BUSY AND DID NOT HAVE TIME. I PLEASED WITH HER TO SPARE ME SOME FEW MINUTE OF HER TIME
SHE WAS HESISTATING AND GOING FALSE INFORMATION ABOUT THE COUNTRY THE HUSBAND RESIDES IN UNTIL WE TALKED FOR A LONG TIME TO ESTABLISH RAPORE. SHE SAID SHE WAS AFRAID BECAUSE THE HUSBAND HAD TOLD HER PEOPLE MIGHT COME UNDER COVER TO SYPHONE INFO
SHE WAS IN A HURRY TO ATTEND A FUNERAL BUT I HAD TO PLEAD WITH HER TO CO-OPERATE
SHE WAS JUST NOT INTERESTED.
SHE WAS JUST RELUCTANT AND WAS DEMANDING MONEY. I TOLD HER WE ARE STUDENTS UNDERTAKING THIS STUDY AS PART OF OUR REQUIREMENTS
SHE WAS NOT AWARE OF THE STUDY AND SO WAS RELUCTANT I JUST EXPLIAN THE WHILE STUDY AND ITS ESSENCE TO HER
SHE WAS NOT INFORMED BEFORE THE INTERVIEW
SHE WAS NOT INTERESTED AND EVEN DENIED EVER LIVING OUTSIDE GHAT. I HAD TO TELL HER I AM A STUDENT AND WE ARE EMBARKING ON SOME STUDIES ON MIGRATION. EVEN WITH THAT SHE WAS NOT RESPONDING WELL TO SOME QUESTIONS.
SHE WAS NOT READY TO GIVE OUT THE INFORMATION BECAUSE SHE WAS AFRAID OF "SAKAWA" I HAD TO PLEAD AND CONVINCE HER THE INTERVIEW HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH "SAKAWA".
SHE WAS NOT SURE WHAT THE INFORMATION WAS GOING TO BE NEEDED FOR. THAT IT WILL ENABLE THE POLICY MAKERS SEE HOW MIGRANTS CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR NATION AND ALSO WHERE THEY LIVE
SHE WAS SUSPICIOUS OF THE PURPOSE AND REMARKED SHE HAD TALKED TO OTHER GHANAIANS WHO DID NOT KNOW ABOUT THE SURVEY
SHE WAS TIRED OF TALKING. I ONLY CONVINCED HER ON THE IMPORTANCY OF THE SURVEY TO INFORM POLICY MAKERS ON THE WAY FORWARD.
SHE WASN'T INFORMED ABOUT THE SURVEY EARLIER TIME.
SHE WASN'T VERY MUCH CONVINCED THAT THE INFORMATION SHE WAS GOING TO GIVE WILL BE KEPT AWAY FROM STATE AUTHORITIES. I HAD TO HANG ON MY INTEGRITY.
SUSPICIOUS ABOUT THE MOTIVE OF THE RESEARCH WORK ESPECIALLY WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF GHANA AS A PARTNER
TALKING ABOUT HIS NO OF PARTNERSHIPS IN MIGRATIONAL STATUS
THAT IT WAS CONFIDENTIAL
THAT WE SHOULD UNDERTAKE PROFITABLE STUDIES LIKE HOW GHANAIANS CAN MIGRATE WITHOUT HAVING ANY PROBLEM AND THIS WILL BRING SOME BENEFIT TO THE GOVERNMENT JUST AS THE PHILIPPINES DO. I TOLD HER WE WILL TAKE HER SUGGESTION INTO CONSIDERATION AND T
THAT WE WOULD KNOW WHY MOST GHANANIAN MIGRANTS ARE NOT SKILLED WORKERS AND BE ABLE TO HELP THEM
THE INTERVIEW WILL BE OVER IN SOME FEW MUNITES
THE ENTERVIEW WILL TAKE SOME FEW MINUTES
THE FACT THAT IT WAS ON IMMIGRATION ON THE ISSUES REGARDING HER PAST. I MADE HER TO UNDERSTAND WE DON'T WANT HIS ACTUAL DATE OF BIRTH JUST YEAR
THE GIFT GIVING WAS VERY LITTLE HE NEEDED MONEY
THE INTERVIEW WILL TAKE SOME FEW MINUTES
THE INTERVIEWEE WAS INITIALLY SCEPTICAL ABOUT THE STUDY. BECAME HAPPY ONCE I EXPLAINED MORE AND GAVE HIM THE MAFE LEAFLET
THE ISSUES ABOUT RELATIONSHIPS / SPOUSES AND VISA OR IMMIGRATION STATUS
THE PERSON DID NOT UNDERSTAND WHY GHANIANS WERE CHOSEN INSTEAD OF NIGERIANS
THE QESTIONNAIRE WAS BULKY
THE QUESTIONS ARE TOO MANY AND VERY PRIVATE. TO HELP IN PROPER PLANNING AND POLICIES.
THE RESPONDANTS MOTHER WHO HAPPINS TO BE AN OLD LADY REALLY WANTED. DBS SURE OF WHERE AM COMING FROM THE ESSENCE OF THE INTERVIEW BY ALLOWING THE DAUTHER, BECAUSE EXPERINCE.
THE RESPONDED CLARIFIED ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT AT THE BEGINNING THAT HE WAS UNDOCUMENTED AND WANTED TO KNOW WHETHER THIS WAS A PROBLEM FOR ME. I SAID THAT MANY PEOPLE WERE IN HIS SITUATION AND INCLUDING HIS STORY WOULD HELP US REFLECT A REPRESENTAT
THE TIMING FOR THE INTERVIEW
THERE WAS NOTHING TO GAIN
THINKING IT CAN BE TRACED TO HER . SHE WAS AGREED OF NEVER TO USE HER REAL NAME OR DATE OF BIRTH AND ADDRESS.
THINKS SHE DOES NOT HAVE TIME TO SPEND LISTENING TO THESE QUESTIONS
THIS IS A GUY I BOOKED APPOINTMENTS THREE TIMES BUT NEVER SUCCEEDED TO HAVE HIM SIT IN INTERVIEW WITH ME. HE WAS A BIT APPRHENSIVE UNTIL I INSISTED ON CONFIDENTIALITY AND STOOD ON MY INTEGRITY.
THOUGHT THE QUESTION WILL LEAD HER TO THE AUTHORITIES TO BE ARRESTED. INTERVIEWER WAS ABLE TO CONVINCE HER THAT IT WAS ONLZ FOR RESEARCH AND THAT AND THAT NOTHING WILL LEAD TO HER ADDRESS OR LAST NAME
TIME FACTOR BUT HE FINALLY AGREED
TIME TO DO INTERVIEW
TOO BUSY. HAD TO USE PERSISTENT TO GET HER TO INTERVIEW
TOO MUCH PERSONAL INFORMATION EXPOSED
UNKNOWN
WANTED TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WHAT THE INTERVIEW WAS FOR
WANTED TO KNOW WHAT THIS INTERVIEW WAS FOR, AFTER EXPLANATION AGREED
WANTED TO KNOW WHICH PURPOSE THE RESEARCH DOES HAVE
WANTED TO UNDERSTAND THE PURPOSE OF THE INTERVIEW/RESEARCH. I EXPLAINED IT TO HER, I.E. THE NEED FOR PROPER INFORMATION
WAS BUSY
WAS BUSY WITH BABI, I WILL NOT TAKE MUCH OF HER TIME.
WAS NOT COMFORTABLE TO ABOUT GIVING HER LIFE HISTORY. I TOLD HER I DID NOT NEED HER ACTUAL DATE, I.E. DAY, MONTHA ETC BUT YEAR IS OK. EVENT MUST BE TRUE BUT CAN CHANGE NAMES OF CHARACTERS.
WAS RELUCTANT TO PARTICIPATE INITIALLY, I CONVINCED HER TAHT IT WAS CONFIDENTIAL/PRIVATE
WAS SCEPTICAL ABOUT THE RESEARCHER. SHE THOUGHT THE INFORMATION WOULD BE USED FOR PRIVATE PURPOSES.
WAS SUSPICIOUS OF THE PURUPOSE OF THE INTERVIEW, HER HUSBAND HAD TO CONVINCE HER TO PARTIICPATE
WAS UNWILLING TO TELL ME HER PERSONAL INFORMATION. I TOLD HER ANY INFORMATION PROVIDED IS CONFIDENTIAL AND NOT TO ANY AUTHORITY
WASN'T CONVINCED ENOUGH ABOUT THE WHOLE PROJECT
WHY WOULD SOMEONE WANT SO MUCH INFORMATION? THAT IT WAS FOR OWN GOOD AND THAT OF GENERATIONS TO COME THAT POLICY MAKERS WOULD KNOW WHAT IS HAPPENING
The reception by the respondent was
The reception by the respondent was
The reception by the respondent was
The reception by the respondent was
The reception by the respondent was
E2. The reception by the respondent was:
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Very good over the entire interview
2
Good, but reluctant on certain questions
3
Quite reluctant or suspicious over the entire duration of the interview
4
Other
Sysmiss
On which questions the respondent was reluctant
On which questions the respondent was reluctant
On which questions the respondent was reluctant
On which questions the respondent was reluctant
On which questions the respondent was reluctant
E2R. Which ones?
If e2 in 2
125
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101-111
2.1
2.1 ON PARTNERS
21
23
408
408 FINANCE RELATED
408 HE DIDNT FEEL COMFORTABLE SHARINGMONTHLY EARNINGS AND CLAIMED NOT TO KNOW, DID NOT REFUSE
408. P.25
5
706,408
711,408
ABOUT HIS PARTNER WHO IS DIVORCED
ABOUT PARTNER AMOUNT PER MOUTH
ABOUT RELATIONSHIP
ABOUT THE ASSETS AND INCOME
ACTIVITIES
AMOUNT RECEIVED PER MONTH
ANYTHING ABOUT THE PEOPLE ABROAD
ASSETS
ASSETS AND RELATIONSHIPS
ASSETS, RELATIONSHIPS
ASSTETS AND MONEY/INCOME
ASYLUM AND ASSETS INFORMATION
COLUMN 21 &23
COMMENTS AND TELEPHONE NR
DETAILS ABOUT RESIDENCY AND PERMITS
DID NOT SEE HOW ACCURATE ANSWER COULD BE GIVEN ABOUT INCOME AS A CHILD
EX PARTNER INFORMATION
FINANCE
FINANCE AND ASSETS
FINANCE QUESTIONS
FINANCIAL QUESTIONS
HIS JOB IN LONDON
HIS RELATIONSHIPS/PARTNERS
HISTORY OF ACTIVITY AND ASSETS
HOW HE CAME HERE
HOW SHE CAME TO HOLLAND
INCOME
INCOME QUESTIONS
KIND OF WORK IN ITALY, SALARY
M3
MODULE REGARDING HER ASSTETS
MONETARY ISSUES
NAME OF CHILDREN
NAME OF DECEASED SON
NAMES OF FAMILY MEMBERS
NETWORKS.
NUMBER OF PARTNERS
P9 28 ABOUT ASSETS
PARTNER RELATED
PARTNERS
PARTNERS AND ASSETS
PARTNERS, WORK PERMIT
PARTNERSHIP BEFORE HER FORMER HUSBAND
PARTNERSHIPS
PARTNERSHIPS, PROPERTIES
PERSONAL LIFE, REMEMBERING PAST TIMES
PLACES SHE HAS STAYED
PROPERTIES
PROPERTY, HOUSING/INCOME
PROVIOUS PARNERS
Q 100
Q 408.
Q0, QUESTIONS ON PARTNERS- WAS RELUCTANT TO DISCUSS PARTNER IN GHANA
Q17F, Q17S, Q17A, Q626
Q23 AND HIS ATTEMPT TO MIGRATE TO SPAIN
Q408 (A07) SHE CLAIMS NOT TO KNOW THE APPR. AMOUNT OF HER INCOME BECAUSE ALL MONEY (PROFIT) IS BEING INVESTED IN THE SHOP RIGHT AWAY.
Q604, Q605
QUE. 706
QUESTIONS ABOUT HER TRIP OUTSIDE GHANA
QUESTIONS ABOUT INCOME
QUESTIONS ABOUT PARTNER AND RELATIVES ABROAD.
QUESTIONS ABOUT PERMIT AND STAYS
QUESTIONS ON ASSET
QUESTIONS ON ASSETS
QUESTIONS ON RELATIONSHIPS ESPECIALLY ON FIRST ONE
QUESTIONS TO PERSONAL PARTNERS
REFUSED TO ANSWER SECTION ON PARTNERS
RELATIONSHIP
RELATIONSHIP/IMMIGRATION STATUS
RELATIONSHIPS
RELATIONSHIPS AND PARTNERS
RELATIONSHIPS AND RESIDENCE PERMITS
RELATIONSHIPS AND TRAVEL HISTORY
RELATIONSHIPS/ SALARIES/ ASSETS
RESIDENCE AND WORK PERMITS AND FINANCES
RESIDENT AND WORK PERMITS
SALARIES
SALARIES & INCOME QUES. 407
SALARY LEVELS/PARTNERS
SPOUSE
TELEPHONE NUMBER
TELEPHONE NUMBER. A BIT DISTURBED
VISA STATUS / RELATIONSHIPS
Specify the "Other" (e2)
Specify the "Other" (e2)
Specify the "Other" (e2)
Specify the "Other" (e2)
Specify the "Other" (e2)
E2. The reception by the respondent was:
If "Other" => Specify
If e2 in 4
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APPEARED VERY UNCONCENTRATED SO OFFERED A SECOND DRINK AND A BREAK
DID NOT REMEMBER MOST AGES
INITIALLY RELUCTANT WITH ANS. BUT FINALLY SHE VOLUNTARILY STARTED CO-OPERATING
QUITE SUSPICIOUS OF CERTAIN QUESTIONS
SHE WAS QUITE SUSPICIOUS FROM THE BEGINNING BUT COOPERATED LATER
SLOW (TIRED)
VERY LACKADAISICAL IN GIVING ANSWERS
WAS REALLY AWKWARD IN ANSWERING SOME QUESTIONS (PARTNERSHIPS)
WAS TIRED AND ANGRY
1st language used in the interview
1st language used in the interview
1st language used in the interview
1st language used in the interview
1st language used in the interview
E3. In what language(s) did you conduct the interview?
1st language
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Other
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English
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Akan
23
Ga
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Hausa
Sysmiss
2nd language used in the interview
2nd language used in the interview
2nd language used in the interview
2nd language used in the interview
2nd language used in the interview
E3. In what language(s) did you conduct the interview?
2nd language
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English
23
Ga
24
Ewe
Sysmiss
3rd language used in the interview
3rd language used in the interview
3rd language used in the interview
3rd language used in the interview
3rd language used in the interview
E3. In what language(s) did you conduct the interview?
3rd language
2
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Ga
Sysmiss
Other language used in the interview
Other language used in the interview
Other language used in the interview
Other language used in the interview
Other language used in the interview
E3. In what language(s) did you conduct the interview?
If "Other" => Specify
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DAGAARE
DANGBE
Were any other person present during the interview
Were any other person present during the interview
Were any other person present during the interview
Were any other person present during the interview
Were any other person present during the interview
E4. And were any other person(s) present during the interview?
If e4 in 0 => Go to e5 (E5)
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1
Yes
Sysmiss
Did you have the impression she/he influenced the answers
Did you have the impression she/he influenced the answers
Did you have the impression she/he influenced the answers
Did you have the impression she/he influenced the answers
Did you have the impression she/he influenced the answers
E4I. Did you have the impression that this presence influenced the respondent in his/her answers?
If e4 in 1
333
1333
1
Yes, the entire questionnaire
2
Yes, certain parts of the questionnaire
3
No
Sysmiss
On which questions the respondent was influenced
On which questions the respondent was influenced
On which questions the respondent was influenced
On which questions the respondent was influenced
On which questions the respondent was influenced
E4Q. Which ones (specify the nb of the questions)?
If e4 in 1
If e4i in 2
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101
102B
2.1, 23, 603, 604, 606, 614, COLUMN 11 AND 12
A PERSON IN THE CAFE MADE THE ATTEMPT TO STEEL THE INTERVIEWER'S HAND BAG. SO I NEEDED TO GATHER MY THOUGHTS BEFORE PROCEEDING.
ABOUT ASSETS
ABOUT RELATIONSHIP
ACTIVITIES AND ASSETS
INCOME AND ASSETS
MARRIAGE, DEATHS AND RELATIONSHIPS
ON TELEPHONE NUMBER
Q301 - Q313
QO - Q21
QUES. 17P-313
QUESTIONS ABOUT PARTNERS, QUESTIONS ABOUT MONEY
QUESTIONS ON PREVIOUS RELATIONSHIPS
RELATIONSHIPS
RELATIONSHIPS, BECAUSE THE CURRENT PARTNER WAS AROUND
RELATIONSHIPS, I.E. PARTNERS. HOWEVER, THE RESPONDENT SAID HIS LAST RELATIONSHIP BEFOR HIS WIFE ENDED WHEN HE WAS 19 YEARS OLD
RELATIOSHIPS
WHETHER YOU NEED WP TO BUY AND EXPORT
WHILE THE MUSIC WAS OFF IN CAFE HE WAS ANSWERING QUESTIONS REGARDING ASSETS VERY QUIETLY
Where there any interruptions
Where there any interruptions
Where there any interruptions
Where there any interruptions
Where there any interruptions
E5. Were there any interruptions?
1584
82
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify (interruptions)
Specify (interruptions)
Specify (interruptions)
Specify (interruptions)
Specify (interruptions)
E5A. Specify
If e5 in 1
227
.b
1. GOT UP OCCASSIONALLY TO ATTEND TO CUSTOMERS.
1. INTERRUPTED BY FOOTBALL MATCH ON TELEVISION. 2. INTERRUPTED BY HUSBAND NOT TO GIVE OUT TELEPHONE NUMBER. HE DID NOT LIKE THE IDEA
2
2 SMALL VISITORS PLUS USE OF TOILET
3 SHORT PHONE CALLS
4 SHORT TELEPHONE CALLS
6 TELEPHONE CALLS
A BRIEF CHAT ON THE PHONE
A BRIEF PHONE CALL
A FEW AS COOKING FOR KIDS
A FRIEND POPPED IN TO DISCUSS SOME URGENT ISSUE
A LITTLE BIT OF POLITICAL TALK ABOUT GHANA
A VISITOR CAME IN MIDWAY THROUGH INTERVIEW
AFTER 2 HOURS WE HAD NOT FINISHED AND FINISHED THE FOLLOWING DAY. IN ALL IT LASTED 4 HOURS
ANSWERING PHONE CALLS AND VISITORS
ANYTIME A CUSTOMER EXPRESSED INTEREST IN MERCHANDISE
ASKING THE WIFE TO HELP HIM RECOLLECT CERTAIN DATES
ATTEND TO DUTIES, BUT WAS NOT FOR LONG
ATTENDING TO HER HUSBAND AND HAS TO CONTINUE AFTER OVER ONE MONTH
ATTENDING TO PEOPLE
BREAK TO PREPARE FOOD FOR FAMILY
BRIEF INTERUPTION BY FRIEND
CHILDREN
CHILDREN AND PHONE CALLS FOR APPOINTMENT TO DO HAIR
CHILDREN WOKE UP TOWARDS THE END OF THE INTERVIEW AND OFTEN INTERRUPTED. WE TRIED NOT TO PAUSE TOO MUCH.
CHILDRENS' PRESENCE DURING INTERVIEW
CONVERSATION WITH OTHER PERSON PRESENT
CONVERSATIONS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS
COOKING DINER, PHONE CALL
DINNER AND PHONECALLS
DISCUSSED ABOUT EX- HUSBAND WITH FRIENDS
DISCUSSION WITH FRIENDS
DRINK BEER BEFORE HE COULD CONTINUE
DUE TO POOR LIGHTNING CONDITIONS
EDUCATION HISTORY
EGO HAD A VISITOR. WE HAD A BREAK AND CONTINUED THE FOLLOWING WEEK
EGO MADE THREE SHORT PHONECALLS TO FRIENDS IN ORDER TO VERIFY SPECIFIC DATES IN QUESTIONNAIRE
FEED CHILD
FEEDING HER BABY
FEW PHONE CALLS AND TALKS WITH THOSE AROUND
FOUR SHORT TELEPHONE CONVERSATION
FREQUENT BUT SHORT TELEPHONE CALLS
FRIENDS
HAD TO GO TO THE SHOP
HAD TO PICK UP HER SON FROM SCHOOL
HAD TO SOMETIMES TALK TO HER GRANDCHILDREN
HAD TO STOP AND CONTINUE BECAUSE HE WAS BUSY
HANDY MAN
HE HAD A PHONE CALL AND A VISITOR. THE FIRST DAY THERE WERE 2 MAIN INTERRUPTIONS - EMERGENCY EVACUATION AND FAMILY ERRAND
HE HAD ANOTHER APPOINTMENT SO WE HAD TO RUSH
HE HAD PHONE CALLS
HE HAD TO ANSWER FOUR PHONE CALLS
HE HAD TO ATTEND AN ASSOCIATION
HE HAD TO HELP ONE OF HIS CHILDREN WITH HIS HOMEWORK
HE RECEIVED A FEW PHONE CALLS
HE TOOK A CALL ON HIS CELL AND MADE A CALL
HE WANTED TO SAY MUCH ABOUT HIS FAMILY IN UK
HE WAS BUSY ROASTING MEAT
HE WAS GOING FOR A FUNERAL SO HE HAD TO EXCUSE HIMSELF TO DRESS UP
HE WAS MANNING A SHOP AND IT WAS BUSY
HE WAS WORKING AND HAD TO STOP TO ATTEND THE PEOPLE
HER FRIEND DID WELL BY REASSURING HER AT TIMES, I FOUND IT DISRUPTIVE
HER LITTLE BABY FREQUENTLY TOOK HER ATTENTION AWAY FROM THE EVENT
HER LITTLE GIRL OCCASIONALLY DID SOMETHING TO DISTRACT US! EITHER SHE NEEDED SOME COOKIES, DRINKS OR ANYTHING THAT WOULD CATCH HER MOTHERS ATTENTION
HER TWO LITTLE DAUGHTERS FREQUENTLY INTERRUPTED US.
HIS FIRST SON KEPT INTERRUPTING THE INTERVIEWS BECAUSE HE NEED HIS DADDY'S ATTENTION
HOUSING C6, FAMILY HISTORY
HOUSING, ACTIVITY
HUSBAND NEVER LIKED THE QUESTIONS ON WIFE'S PERMIT'S STATUS. SOME HOW SUSPICIOUS
INTERREUPTIONS BY SON
INTERRUPTIONS DUE TO CHILDREN. EGO BROUGH CHILDREN DURING THE INTERVIEW
INTERVIEW WAS IN SHOP DURING OPENING HOURS, SO GOT INTERRUPTED QUITE FREQUENTLY AND WE TOOK A 25 MIN. BREAK
INTERVIEW WAS PAUSED ON 05/06/09 AND RESUMED ON 15/06/06 DUE TO INTERVIEWEE FATIGUE
KIND OF WORK IN ITALY
LOUD MUSIC WAS EBING PLAYED
LUNCHBREAK FOR 30 MIN
MOBILE PHONE CALLS
MOBILE PHONE CALLS/ CONVERSATIONS WITH OTHER PEOPLE
NEEDED TO TAKE CARE OF CHILD
NORMAL CONVERSATION BETWEEN US
NOT VERY FREQUENT PHONE CALL
OCCASIONAL INTERRUPTIONS FROM HER HUSBAND
OCCASIONAL PHONE CALLS
OCCASIONAL PHONE CALLS BY RESPONDENT
ON TELEPHONE NUMBER. HUSBAND WAS ANGRY AT ME. I FELT VERY BAD.
ONE PHONE CALL ON THE MOBILE
ONE SHORT PHONECALL ON THE LAND LINE
ONE TELEPHONE CALL FROM GHANA
ONE TEXT MESSAGE RECEIVED BY INTERVIEWEE
PAUSED FOR A WHILE. WAS TIRED AFTER WORK.
PG 23
PHONE
PHONE CALL
PHONE CALL ( THOUGH SHORT INTERRUPTION)
PHONE CALL AND PREPARE COFFEE
PHONE CALL, CHILD AND SPOUSE
PHONE CALL/FRIEND
PHONE CALLS
PHONE CALLS AND FRIENDS VISITS
PHONE CALLS AND SHE HAD TO ATTEND THE CHILDREN
PHONE CALLS AND SMALL KITCHEN CHORES
PHONE CALLS ATTENDING TO VISITORS
PHONE CALLS RECEIVING
PHONE, MAKING DINNER
PHONECALLS
PICK CALLS ON HER CELL PHONE
PICK PHONE CALLS FROM GHANA
PICKING CALLS AND ATTENDING TO A VISITOR
PICKING OF CALLS
PICKING UP MY CALLS
POWER CUT IN THE VENUE CONDUCTING INTERVIEW
RECEIVED VISITORS BRIEFLY
RESPONDENT HAD TO PREPARE DINNER FOR THE CHILDREN
RESPONDENT HAD TO STOP AND ATTENT TO CUSTOMERS
RESPONDENT HAS TO RECEIVES A LOT OF CALLS
RESPONDENT RECEIVED PHONE CALL
RESPONDENT TO ATTEND TO FRIENDS AT VARIOUS POINTS OF INTERVIEW
RESPONDENT WAS TIRED AND WANTED TO SLEEP
SEVERAL CUSTOMERS TROOPED IN FROM TIME TO TIME
SHE FELT TIRED AFTER TWO HOURS AND I HAD TO COME BACK THE FOLLOWING WEEK IN ORDER FOR US TO FINISH
SHE GET UP AND WENT TO THE ROOM FOR ABOUT FIVE MINUTE.
SHE GOES TO THE KITCHEN AND COMES BACK.
SHE HAD TO ATTEND TO CUSTOMERS
SHE HAD TO ATTEND TO HER CCUSTOMERS.
SHE HAD TO ATTEND TO HER GRANDCHILDREN
SHE HAD TO ATTEND TO HER SON
SHE HAD TO ATTEND TO HIS SON'S NEED
SHE HAD TO EAT HER DINNER
SHE HAD TO GO FOR A PARTY
SHE HAD TO SEE TO THE NEEDS OF HER CHILDREN
SHE HAD TO SERVE CUSTOMERS
SHE HAD TO SERVE HER HUSBAND THE DINNER
SHE HAD TO TALK TO HER KIDS
SHE HAD TO USE 30 MINUTES TO FEED HER DOUGHTER
SHE HAS TO SE TO A CUSTOMER AND CAME BACK
SHE RECEIVED CALLS AND HAD TO ATTED TO HER CUSTOMER
SHE RECEIVED SEVERAL PHONE CALLS AND ALSO ONCE A WHILE DASHED INTO HER KITCHEN TO TAKE CARE OF SOME THINGS ON THE FIRE
SHE WAS BUSY WITH BABIES
SHE WAS RECEIVING SO MANY PHONE CALLS
SHE WAS SALLING
SHE WAS TIRED AND THOUGHT SHE WAS BEING INVESTIGATED DEEPLY.
SHE WENT TO PICK UP HER SON (20 MIN INTO IT)
SHORT BUT FREQUENT PHONE CALLS
SMALL TOILET/MAKE TEA/TELEPHONE CALL
SO MANY PHONE CALLS
SOMETIMES ATTENDED TO A BABY GIRL OR NURSING BABY.
STOP TO ATTEND TO OTHER ISSUES
TALKED A LITTLE BIT ABOUT HOW SHE MISSES HER SON, THE FOOD, THE WEATHER, ETC.
TALKED ABOUT CONSEQUENCES OF MIGRATION
TALKED ABOUT HIS EXPERIENCE AS AB IMIGRATION OFFICER
TALKING ABOUT HIS CHILDREN
TALKING WITH OTHER PERSON
TELEPHONE CALL AS NOTED
TELEPHONE CALLS
TELEPHONE CALLS AND IRRELEVANT CONVERSATIONS OUTSIDE THE INTERVIEW
TELEPHONE. KIDS MADE NOISE BECAUSE THEY DIDNT WANT TO SLEEP
TEXT MESSAGE AND A PHONE CALL
THE DAUGHTER NEEDED ATTENTION AND HE HAD TO ATTEND HER
THE OTHERS WANTED TO KNOW WHAT THE INTERVIEW IS FOR
THE RESPONDENT HAS TO GO AND PRAY.
THIS IS A BUSY YOUNG MAN WITH FAMILY AND OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES. AS A RESULT THE CHILDREN INTERRUPTED A LOT. BESIDES HE RESPONDED TO PHONE CALLS AND ONCE A WHILE WENT TO THE KITCHEN TO HELP HIS WIFE. AS SUCH I HAD TO DO THIS INTERVIEW IN 2 PHAS
TIME BREAK
TIME OUT TO EAT. ATTEND TO HIS SON AND WIFE.
TO ATTEND TO CUSTOMERS
TO ATTEND TO VISITORS
TO CONVINCE HER OF CONFIDENTIALITY
TO DRINK AND RECEIVE A TELEPHONE CALL
TO EAT AND PREPARE FOOD
TO GO AND DRESS UP FOR WORK
TO GO TO TOWN
TO MAKE A CALL
TO MAKE PHONE CALLS
TO TAKE CARE OF FAMILY
TO TAKE HIS MEAL
TO TAKE TELEPHONE CALLS AND TO OPEN DOOR
TO WASH CLOTHINGS
TOILET BREAK
TOILET BREAK, PHONE CALLS
TWO BRIEF TELEPHONE CALLS
UNFORTUNATELY WE WERE IN GHANIAN BAR/RESTAURANT WHERE FOTBALL MATCH WAS ON THAT TIME
VISIT BY A FRIEND
WAS TIRED AFTER ONE HOUR
WAS TIRED AND HAS TO ATTEND TO OTHER ISSUES
WAS TOO TIRED TO CONTINUE
WATCHING A FOOTBALL MATCH AND FEW PHONE CALLS
WE HAD TEA AND CAKE
WE HAD TO STOP AND CONTINUE LATER
WE HAD TO STOP BECAUSE HE WAS BUSY
WENT TO BATHROOM
WENT TO LOOK FOR DOCUMENTS TO CONFIRM HIS EDUCATIONAL/TRAVELLING PERIODS
WHEN CUSTOMERS COME TO STAKE LOTTO HE HAD TO ATTEND TO THEM
WIFE INTERRUPTED DURING QUESTIONS ON RELATIONSHIPS
once in a while one of her children cried and she had to check out what was wrong
Was the respondent's general comprehension of the questions...
Was the respondent's general comprehension of the questions...
Was the respondent's general comprehension of the questions...
Was the respondent's general comprehension of the questions...
Was the respondent's general comprehension of the questions...
E6. According to you, was the respondent's general comprehension of the questions:
1651
15
1
Very good
2
Adequate, but not perfect
3
Bad
Sysmiss
Did the respondent have problems answering certain questions
Did the respondent have problems answering certain questions
Did the respondent have problems answering certain questions
Did the respondent have problems answering certain questions
Did the respondent have problems answering certain questions
E7. And did the respondent have problems answering certain questions?
1651
15
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
On which questions the respondent had problems
On which questions the respondent had problems
On which questions the respondent had problems
On which questions the respondent had problems
On which questions the respondent had problems
E7D. Which ones? N°
If e7 in 1
163
.b
109
111 (P2)
2
2.1
21
21 AND ASSETS
21, 11 AND 12
301D (H01+H02)
313 408
313, 408 (A02), 513 (AS03)
408
408 - INCOME RELATED
408 A07
408 FINANCE RELATED
408 FOR A04 ON PG 25
408 INCOME
408 ON PG 25 ARE ESTIMATES
408 P.27
408, 2-1
408, A02
408, INCOME, M3 - IMMIGRATION OF EX PARTNER
408, P.25
408, PG 25
408, Q12
408, Q19E
408P.25,27
706,408
711, FINANCE(408)
711,408
ABOUT ASSETS
ABOUT ASSETS AND INCOME
ABOUT INCOME 408
ABOUT THE ASSETS
AGE
AGE AND FAMILY ISSUES
AGES OF CHILDREN
ALL QUESTION BECAUSE SHE DID NOT SEE WHY SHE SHOULD BE GIVEN US PERSONAL INFORMATION
ASSETS
ASSETS 2.1
COL 2.1/2.2/COL .5
COLUMN 2.1
COLUMN 2.1, DID NOT WNAT TO TALK ABOUT PARTNERS
COLUMN 3.1 AND 3.2, ASSET OWNED
COLUMN 3.1, 408 FOR AITO AS COULD NOT REMEMBER EXACT INCOME
COLUMN 4
COULD NOT REMEMBER WHAT SHE WAS EARNING WHEN WORKING FOR HER PARENTS
CURRENT/ PREVIOUS ASSETS
DATES OF ACTIVITIES
DETAILS OF NAMES OF FAMILY & OUS, 408
DIDN'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT THE HUSBANDS TRAVELING
EARNINGS PER MONTH- DIDN'T REMEMBER
FINANCE AND ASSETS
FINANCIAL
FORGOT 408
FOUND IT DIFICULT RE
GIVING OF THE EXACT AGE
HE HAD TO RECOLLECT CERTAIN INFORMATION
HER AGE, AREAS STAYED & YEARS SHE MOVED
HER RESIDENCE AND WORKING PURPOSES
HESITATED A BIT- RESIDENCE AND WORK
HOUSING HISTORY AND CURRENT ECONOMI ACTIVITIES
IDEA ABOUT WHEN SOME EVENTS TOOK PLACE
INCOME
INCOME, PROPERTY
INTERVIEW PAUSED AT 1217 DUE TO THEEGO'S COMMITMENTS, RE-CONVINCED AT 2145.
M 1, COLUMN 4 (YEARS OF FATHER'S TRAVEL) ALSO HOW MUCH INCOME SHE RECEIVED AS WORKING HAS NEVER BEEN CONSISTENT
M1 YEAR SHE LEFT FOR U.K
M3
ON IMMIGRATION AND RELTIONSHIP
P.25 Q.408
PARTNER
PARTNERS
PARTNERSHIP, RESIDENT/ WORK PERMIT
PARTNERSHIPS & CHILDREN
PREVIOUS RELATIONSHIPS
PROPERTIES
Q 17A
Q 19E
Q.408
Q10 408
Q10 ON PG 6
Q14A
Q17P, Q175
Q19
Q40 ID Q408 D
Q406
Q408 (A07) IN GENERAL DIFFICULT TO REMEMBER PRECISE DATES OF EVENTS
Q605, Q605, Q610
Q8, Q10, Q14
QUESTION 305 AND 408
QUESTION ABOUT THE CURRENT PARTNER
QUESTION ON RELATIONSHIPS
QUESTION THAT HAS TO DO WITH DATES
QUESTION, WITH RATES
QUESTIONS ON ABSENT MIGRANT
QUESTIONS ON ASSETS
QUESTIONS ON COL.4
QUESTIONS ON PARTNERS
QUESTIONS ON RELATIONSHIPS/PARTNERS
QUESTIONS WITH DATES
REASONS FOR MIGRATION
RECOLLECTION OF DATES
RELATIONSHIP
RELATIONSHIP AND SALARY
RELATIONSHIP/FINANCE
RELATIONSHIPS
RELATIONSHIPS & CHILDREN
RELATIONSHIPS AND RESIDENCE PERMITS
RELATIONSHIPS AND RESIDENCY
RELATIONSHIPS/SALARIES/ASSETS
REMEMBERING INCOME
REMEMBERING SPECIFIC DATES
RESIDENCE AND WORK PERMITS
RESIDENCE PERMIT-HAD TO MENTION A MARRIAGE FOR PAPERS, WAS EMBARRASED
SALARY/PARTNERS
SPOUSES AND VISA ISSUES
STAYING AND WORKING PERMITS
TELEPHONE NUMBER
THE WORK SHE IS DOING AND HOW SHE CAME HERE
THOSE DEALING WITH DATES.
THOSE WITH DATES
VISA, WORK PERMIT AND RELATIONSHIPS
WAS NOT COMFORTABLE TELLING ABOUT MOVING TO ITALY ALL THE TIME
WHAT IS NEIGHBOURHOOD?
Did the respondent refuse to answer certain questions
Did the respondent refuse to answer certain questions
Did the respondent refuse to answer certain questions
Did the respondent refuse to answer certain questions
Did the respondent refuse to answer certain questions
E8. Did the respondent refuse to answer certain questions?
1640
26
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
On which questions the respondent refused to answer
On which questions the respondent refused to answer
On which questions the respondent refused to answer
On which questions the respondent refused to answer
On which questions the respondent refused to answer
E8R. Which ones? N°
If e8 in 1
97
.b
101 - 111 SINCE THE PARTNER WAS DEAD BUT I CONVINCED HER.
2
2.1
401D - 401F (A03, A04)
407 (102 & 103)
407, HISTORY OF ASSETS
408
408 (A07)
408 (SOME OF THE QUESTIONS)
408 A7
408 ABOUT FINANCE
408 ACTIVITY A07
408, A07
408- DID NOT WANT TO TALK ABOUT PERSONAL FINANCE
604 605 612
706,408
711,408
A02, Q4 08
A02/A03 Q408
A03,408
ABOUT INCOME
ALL QUESTIONS ON EX-HUSBAND
ASSETS
ASSETS AND BUSINESSES
ASSETS AND SALARIES
ATTEMPTS TO SETTLE IN GHANA
B2 (MODULE BC)
C4 IN THE HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONNAIRE
CELL PHONE NUMBER, SHE WAS AFRAID BECAUSE SHE WAS UNDOCUMENTED
COLUMS 11 AND 12 (HE GAVE INCOMPLETE ANSWERS AND WAS GETTING IRRITATED)
COMMENTS AND TEL NR
CURRENT INCOME
DOCUMENTS TO STAY HERE
FINANCE (408)
FINANCES
FINANCIAL QUESTIONS
INCOME
INCOME 408:A05
INCOME QUESTIONS (RESPONDENT WAS WILLINGM, BUT HUSBAND ASKED TO REFUSE)
M1
M3 (WHEN HE LEFT GHANA)
MODULE OF ASSETS
MODULE ON ASSETS AND BUSINESSES OWNED
MOVING HOUSES
NAME OF CHILDREN
NAME OF DECEASED SON
NAME OF PARTNER AND CHILDREN
NUMBER OF PARTNERS BUT RELUCTANTLY SAID 2
ON ASSETS
ON INCOME
ON MIGRATION ATTEMPTS
ON RELATIONSHIP
P.25 Q.408
PAGE 25 COLUMN 408
PARTNERS
PARTNERS & CHILDREN
PARTNERS AND INCOME
PAST RELATIONSHIPS
PERIODS OF ACTIVITY AND INACTIVITY IN COLUMN 408
Q 100
Q 408 OF A 05, A 06 & A 07
Q 408, Q 20 PA, LA, CA, PP, LP, CP
Q0 FIRST NAME
Q102D, Q201-Q207, Q305
Q17F ON GRID
Q17F, Q17S, Q17A, Q626
Q706
QUES. 408
QUESTIONS ABOUT ASSETS AND INCOME, TRANSFERES TO GHANA
QUESTIONS ON ABSENT MIGRANT
QUESTIONS ON ASSETS
SALARIES
SALARY
SALARY AT PRESENT
SALARY LEVEL
TELEPHONE NUMBER
TRANSFERS
VERY HESITANT WHEN IT CAOME TO RELATIONSHIPS
Did you give a gift to the interviewee
Did you give a gift to the interviewee
Did you give a gift to the interviewee
Did you give a gift to the interviewee
Did you give a gift to the interviewee
E9. Did you give a gift to the interviewee?
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION!
1609
57
1
Yes before the interview
2
Yes after the interview
3
No
Sysmiss
Number of personal network who have lived abroad
Number of personal network who have lived abroad
Number of personal network who have lived abroad
Number of personal network who have lived abroad
Number of personal network who have lived abroad
INFORMATION TO TRANSCRIBE AFTER THE INTERVIEW BASED ON THE BIOGRAPHICAL GRID
MODULE: RESIDENCE HISTORY OF FAMILY MEMBERS AND PERSONAL NETWORK
900. Count in the GRID the number of family or personal network members who have lived outside Ghana _ _ and fill in one column per person (in principle, number equal to Q17TOT).
1666
23
2.497
2.823
Number of returns
Number of returns
Number of returns
Number of returns
Number of returns
MODULE RETURNS TO GHANA OF LESS THAN A YEAR WITHOUT INTENTION TO SETTLE
1000. Count in the grid all returns (R1, R2, etc., and each AR) without including the returns to settle marked as "R SET": _ _
1666
19
0.594
1.651
Number of stays abroad
Number of stays abroad
Number of stays abroad
Number of stays abroad
Number of stays abroad
MODULE STAYS OF LESS THAN A YEAR OUTSIDE GHANA (HOL + BUS)
1100. Count in the grid the stays outside Ghana marked HOL or BUS: _ _
ATTENTION: don't count those stays marked SET or TRANSIT
1666
17
0.715
1.77
Number of nationalities periods
Number of nationalities periods
Number of nationalities periods
Number of nationalities periods
Number of nationalities periods
MODULE CITIZENSHIP
1200. Count in the grid the number of periods during which ego had one or several nationalities: _ _
1666
3
1.113
0.327
Number of sought asylum
Number of sought asylum
Number of sought asylum
Number of sought asylum
Number of sought asylum
MODULE ASYLUM
1300. Count in the grid the number of times ego sought asylum:
1666
3
0.0126
0.136
Number of residence status
Number of residence status
Number of residence status
Number of residence status
Number of residence status
MODULE RESIDENCE PERMITS
1410. Number of periods of residence status: _ _
1666
9
0.845
1.261
Number of work permits
Number of work permits
Number of work permits
Number of work permits
Number of work permits
MODULE WORK PERMITS
1510. Number of periods of work permits: _ _
1666
8
0.815
1.213
Number of regular transfers
Number of regular transfers
Number of regular transfers
Number of regular transfers
Number of regular transfers
MODULE TRANSFERS
1600. Count in the Grid the periods of REGULAR TRANSFERS: _ _ and fill in one column for each period
1666
4
0.331
0.571
Number of contributions to associations
Number of contributions to associations
Number of contributions to associations
Number of contributions to associations
Number of contributions to associations
MODULE ASSOCIATIONS
1700. Count in the grid the number of periods Ego paid contributions to ASSOCIATIONS: _ _ and fill in one column for each period
1666
5
0.124
0.374
Migration status
Migration status
Migration status
Migration status
Migration status
1666
1
Return migrant
2
Migrant partner
3
Non migrant
4
Migrant
Current migrant
Current migrant
Current migrant
Current migrant
Current migrant
1666
No
1
Yes
Current migrant at the time of the survey
Return migrant
Return migrant
Return migrant
Return migrant
Return migrant
1666
No
1
Yes
Return migrant in Africa at the time of the survey
Migrant's spouse
Migrant's spouse
Migrant's spouse
Migrant's spouse
Migrant's spouse
1666
No
1
Yes
Non migrant partner (living in Africa) of a migrant at the time of the survey
No migrant
No migrant
No migrant
No migrant
No migrant
1666
No
1
Yes
Other non migrant (living in Africa) at the time of the survey
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
1666
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
1666
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
422
1244
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
1666
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
1666
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
2598
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
2598
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
1650
948
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
1769
829
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
1687
911
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1745
853
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
1745
853
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
1735
863
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Number of the union
Number of the union
Number of the union
Number of the union
Number of the union
2459
139
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Sysmiss
Union ID
Union ID
Union ID
Union ID
Union ID
2459
Computed variable from ident and num_union
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
2598
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
2598
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
2598
21
76
42.931
12.172
No of partner/spouse
No of partner/spouse
No of partner/spouse
No of partner/spouse
No of partner/spouse
101. No. of the partner/spouse
2459
139
1
9
1.544
0.885
Start year of the relationship
Start year of the relationship
Start year of the relationship
Start year of the relationship
Start year of the relationship
102D - 102F. Start and end years of the relationship
Start
2452
146
1945
2009
1945
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
End year of the relationship
End year of the relationship
End year of the relationship
End year of the relationship
End year of the relationship
102D - 102F. Start and end years of the relationship
End
1243
1355
1956
2009
1956
1957
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Type of dissolution
Type of dissolution
Type of dissolution
Type of dissolution
Type of dissolution
If the relationship ended
103. Type of dissolution
If the relationship ended
1221
1377
1
Separation or divorce
2
Partner deceased
Sysmiss
Did you marry her/him
Did you marry her/him
Did you marry her/him
Did you marry her/him
Did you marry her/him
104. Did you marry him/her?
If q104 in 0 => Go to q106 (106)
2451
147
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
In which year did you get married
In which year did you get married
In which year did you get married
In which year did you get married
In which year did you get married
105. In which year did you get married?
If q104 in 1
1356
1242
1954
2009
1954
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
At the beginning of this relationship she/he was
At the beginning of this relationship she/he was
At the beginning of this relationship she/he was
At the beginning of this relationship she/he was
At the beginning of this relationship she/he was
106. At the beginning of this relationship, your partner/spouse was:
2442
156
1
Single, never married
2
Married
3
Separated/Divorced
4
Widowed
Sysmiss
Country of partner/spouse
Country of partner/spouse
Country of partner/spouse
Country of partner/spouse
Country of partner/spouse
107. In which country was he/she born?
2455
143
96000
FRANCE
99103
NORWAY
99104
SWEDEN
99109
GERMANY
99116
CZECH REPUBLIC
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99135
NETHERLANDS
99140
SWITZERLAND
99217
JAPAN
99223
INDIA
99254
CYPRUS
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99310
ZIMBABWE
99315
ETHIOPIA
99322
CAMEROON
99324
CONGO
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99332
KENYA
99335
MALI
99337
NIGER
99338
NIGERIA
99345
TOGO
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99426
JAMAICA
99431
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
99437
SURINAME
99441
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA
99452
ARUBA
99501
AUSTRALIA
Sysmiss
At the beginning of your relationship what was her/his 1st nationality
At the beginning of your relationship what was her/his 1st nationality
At the beginning of your relationship what was her/his 1st nationality
At the beginning of your relationship what was her/his 1st nationality
At the beginning of your relationship what was her/his 1st nationality
108. At the beginning of your relationship, what was/were his or her nationalities?
1st nationality
2451
147
99103
NORWAY
99104
SWEDEN
99109
GERMANY
99116
CZECH REPUBLIC
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99135
NETHERLANDS
99140
SWITZERLAND
99217
JAPAN
99223
INDIA
99254
CYPRUS
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99322
CAMEROON
99324
CONGO
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99332
KENYA
99335
MALI
99338
NIGERIA
99345
TOGO
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99426
JAMAICA
99441
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA
99446
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
99501
AUSTRALIA
Sysmiss
At the beginning of your relationship what was her/his 2nd nationality
At the beginning of your relationship what was her/his 2nd nationality
At the beginning of your relationship what was her/his 2nd nationality
At the beginning of your relationship what was her/his 2nd nationality
At the beginning of your relationship what was her/his 2nd nationality
108. At the beginning of your relationship, what was/were his or her nationalities?
2nd nationality
47
2551
99109
GERMANY
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99135
NETHERLANDS
99322
CAMEROON
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99404
UNITED STATES
Sysmiss
What was her/his level of education at this time
What was her/his level of education at this time
What was her/his level of education at this time
What was her/his level of education at this time
What was her/his level of education at this time
109. What was his/her level of education at that time?
2410
188
1
No schooling
2
Primary school
3
Secondary schooling (middle school, high school)
4
Higher education
Sysmiss
Was your partner/spouse primarily...
Was your partner/spouse primarily...
Was your partner/spouse primarily...
Was your partner/spouse primarily...
Was your partner/spouse primarily...
110. At the beginning of your relationship, was your partner/spouse primarily:
If q110 not in 1 => NEXT PARTNER
2453
145
1
Active, he/she was working
2
Looking after the home or family, economically inactive
3
Unemployed
4
Pupil, student
5
Other inactive
Sysmiss
Was she/he
Was she/he
Was she/he
Was she/he
Was she/he
111. Was he/she:
FILTER:
- FOLLOWING RELATIONSHIPS => Additional sheets
- Otherwise, CHILDREN MODULE => Next page
If q110 in 1
1771
827
1
Higher-level occupation
2
Skilled employee or worker
3
Unskilled employee, worker, labourer
4
Employer
5
Self-employed (without employees)
6
Apprentice, intern
7
Helping family member in a family business or farm
Sysmiss
Wage-earner: answers 1 to 3
In non-wage employment: answers 4 to 7
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
If q18 in 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 => Go to next page
2571
27
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
2598
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
2598
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
2598
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
829
1769
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
2598
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
4375
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
4375
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
3247
1128
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
3520
855
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
3376
999
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
3466
909
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
3466
909
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
3447
928
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Children number
Children number
Children number
Children number
Children number
3977
398
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Sysmiss
Children ID
Children ID
Children ID
Children ID
Children ID
3977
Computed variable from ident and num_enf
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
4375
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
4375
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
4375
21
76
46.822
12.265
Year of birth (child)
Year of birth (child)
Year of birth (child)
Year of birth (child)
Year of birth (child)
NOW I WOULD LIKE TO ASK A FEW QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CHILDREN WE MENTIONED BEFORE. SO YOUR FIRST CHILD IS...
201N - 201D. Year of birth and possibly year of death
Year of birth
3946
429
1951
2009
1951
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Year of death (child)
Year of death (child)
Year of death (child)
Year of death (child)
Year of death (child)
NOW I WOULD LIKE TO ASK A FEW QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CHILDREN WE MENTIONED BEFORE. SO YOUR FIRST CHILD IS...
201N - 201D. Year of birth and possibly year of death
Year of death
93
4282
1959
2009
1959
1961
1963
1964
1965
1967
1968
1970
1974
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Year when child started living with Ego
Year when child started living with Ego
Year when child started living with Ego
Year when child started living with Ego
Year when child started living with Ego
201S - 201E. Year when child started (first time) and stopped (last time) living with Ego
First time
For foster and adopted children
215
4160
1964
2009
1964
1974
1980
1981
1982
1983
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Year when child stopped living with Ego
Year when child stopped living with Ego
Year when child stopped living with Ego
Year when child stopped living with Ego
Year when child stopped living with Ego
201S - 201E. Year when child started (first time) and stopped (last time) living with Ego
Last time
For foster and adopted children
37
4338
1970
2009
1970
1979
1981
1982
1987
1991
1996
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Number of child
Number of child
Number of child
Number of child
Number of child
202. No. of child
3977
398
1
15
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Sysmiss
Number of the relationship in which the child was born
Number of the relationship in which the child was born
Number of the relationship in which the child was born
Number of the relationship in which the child was born
Number of the relationship in which the child was born
203. Number of the relationship in which the child was born
3718
657
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
Sysmiss
Is this child a girl or a boy
Is this child a girl or a boy
Is this child a girl or a boy
Is this child a girl or a boy
Is this child a girl or a boy
204. Is this child a girl or a boy?
3971
404
1
Boy
2
Girl
Sysmiss
Country of birth (child)
Country of birth (child)
Country of birth (child)
Country of birth (child)
Country of birth (child)
205. In which country was he/she born?
3965
410
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99109
GERMANY
99116
CZECH REPUBLIC
99127
ITALY
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
99205
LEBANON
99207
ISRAEL
99217
JAPAN
99230
HONG KONG
99301
EGYPT
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99304
GAMBIA
99316
LIBYA
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99331
BURKINA FASO
99338
NIGERIA
99345
TOGO
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99426
JAMAICA
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 1st nationality
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 1st nationality
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 1st nationality
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 1st nationality
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 1st nationality
206. What is/are his/her nationality/ies:
First nationality
3963
412
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99109
GERMANY
99116
CZECH REPUBLIC
99127
ITALY
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99205
LEBANON
99217
JAPAN
99239
KOREA (REPUBLIC OF)
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99335
MALI
99338
NIGERIA
99401
CANADA
99426
JAMAICA
99446
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 2nd nationality
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 2nd nationality
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 2nd nationality
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 2nd nationality
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 2nd nationality
206. What is/are his/her nationality/ies:
Second nationality
170
4205
99109
GERMANY
99116
CZECH REPUBLIC
99127
ITALY
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99135
NETHERLANDS
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99329
GHANA
99338
NIGERIA
99345
TOGO
99404
UNITED STATES
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 3rd nationality
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 3rd nationality
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 3rd nationality
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 3rd nationality
What is/are her/his nationality/ies: 3rd nationality
206. What is/are his/her nationality/ies:
Third nationality
2
4373
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
Sysmiss
What is the child's relationship to you
What is the child's relationship to you
What is the child's relationship to you
What is the child's relationship to you
What is the child's relationship to you
207. What is the child's relationship to you?
NEXT CHILD => Next page / Additional sheets
Otherwise, HOUSING MODULE => Page 14 / Next page
For foster and adopted children
165
4210
1
Daughter's child
2
Son's child
3
Sister's child
4
Brother's child
5
Other
6
Multiple children
Sysmiss
Specify the child's relationship to you
Specify the child's relationship to you
Specify the child's relationship to you
Specify the child's relationship to you
Specify the child's relationship to you
207. What is the child's relationship to you?
Other => Specify
NEXT CHILD => Next page / Additional sheets
Otherwise, HOUSING MODULE => Page 14 / Next page
For foster and adopted children
If q207 in 5
79
4
2ND WIFE SISTER
A FRIEND OF PRISCILLA
A FRIEND'S DAUGHTER
BROTHER IN LAW'S CHILD
COUSIN'S CHILD
DECEASED FRIENDS DOUGHTER
FAMILY FRIEND
FRIEND'S CHILD
FRIEND'S DAUGHTER
HEAD'S SON
MY WIFES NEPHEW
NEPHEW
NEPHEW'S CHILD
NIECE
NO FAMILY TIES
NO RELATION
NO RELATIONSHIP
NO RELATIONSHIP. HOUSEHELP.
OTHER RELATIVE OF HEAD
OTHER RELATIVE OF HH'S PARTNER
P2 CHILD FROM OTHER RELATIONSHIP
PARTNER'S CHILD
PARTNER'S NEPHEW
PARTNER'S NIECE
PARTNERS CHILD
PARTNERS' DAUGTHER
SISTER INLAW
SISTER'S CHILD
SPOUSE NEPHEW
SPOUSE NIECE
SPOUSE'S CHILD
SPOUSE'S DAUGHTER
SPOUSE'S DAUGHTHER
SPOUSE'S SON
STEP - CHILD
STEP DAUGHTER
STEP DAUGHTER FROM P3
STEP SON
STEP SON FROM P3
TOOK HER FROM THE STREET
UNCLE'S SON
WIFE'S SON
WITHOUT FAMILY TIES
.b
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
If q18 in 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 => Go to next page
4327
48
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
4375
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
4375
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
855
3520
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
4375
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
4375
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
7784
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
7784
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
5352
2432
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
5352
2432
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
5100
2684
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
5272
2512
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
5272
2512
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
5236
2548
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
House number
House number
House number
House number
House number
7784
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
7784
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
7784
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
7784
21
76
43.891
12.332
Year of arrival in the house
Year of arrival in the house
Year of arrival in the house
Year of arrival in the house
Year of arrival in the house
INTERVIEWER: In this module you have to fill in one column for each of the houses occupied by the respondent.
Special case: If the respondent commutes between two different places of residence during a certain period of time: Fill in a column to describe each of the houses, place a curly bracket over the 2 columns and note the frequency of changeover (e.g. 7 months in Italy; 3 months in Ghana, or weekdays in boarding school; weekends at my Uncle's place).
301D - 301F. Years of arrival in and departure from the house
Year of arrival
7784
1933
2009
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Year of departure from the house
Year of departure from the house
Year of departure from the house
Year of departure from the house
Year of departure from the house
INTERVIEWER: In this module you have to fill in one column for each of the houses occupied by the respondent.
Special case: If the respondent commutes between two different places of residence during a certain period of time: Fill in a column to describe each of the houses, place a curly bracket over the 2 columns and note the frequency of changeover (e.g. 7 months in Italy; 3 months in Ghana, or weekdays in boarding school; weekends at my Uncle's place).
301D - 301F. Years of arrival in and departure from the house
Year of departure
6107
1677
1937
2009
1937
1940
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Country
Country
Country
Country
Country
302. Name of the COUNTRY
7784
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99103
NORWAY
99109
GERMANY
99111
BULGARIA
99116
CZECH REPUBLIC
99118
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
99123
RUSSIA
99126
GREECE
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99136
IRELAND or EIRE
99140
SWITZERLAND
99141
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
99144
MALTA
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
99205
LEBANON
99207
ISRAEL
99208
TURKEY
99216
CHINA
99217
JAPAN
99219
THAILAND
99223
INDIA
99230
HONG KONG
99237
KOREA
99239
KOREA (REPUBLIC OF)
99240
KUWAIT
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99301
EGYPT
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99304
GAMBIA
99310
ZIMBABWE
99311
NAMIBIA
99313
SPANISH PROVINCES OF AFRICA
99316
LIBYA
99322
CAMEROON
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99331
BURKINA FASO
99332
KENYA
99335
MALI
99336
MAURITANIA
99337
NIGER
99338
NIGERIA
99341
SENEGAL
99342
SIERRA LEONE
99343
SUDAN
99345
TOGO
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99431
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
99501
AUSTRALIA
Name of the town/village
Name of the town/village
Name of the town/village
Name of the town/village
Name of the town/village
303. You lived then in "name of the TOWN or VILLAGE"
FILTER: If GHANA => 304
If The Netherlands or UK => 306
If ANOTHER COUNTRY => 307
7641
143
District of the town/village
District of the town/village
District of the town/village
District of the town/village
District of the town/village
304. In which district is this town/village located?
FILTER: If District = 0301 - 0310 (Greater Accra) => 305
If District = 0601 - 0627 (Kumasi) => 305
Otherwise => 307
If q303 in Ghana
6160
1624
101
JOMORO
102
NZEMA EAST
103
ELLEMBELLE
104
AHANTA WEST
105
SHAMA
106
SEKONDI TAKORADI METRO
107
MPOHOR WASSA
108
TARKWA NSUAEM
109
BOGOSO PRESTEA
110
WASSA AMENFI WEST
111
WASSA AMENFI EAST
112
AOWIN
113
SEFWI WIAWSO
114
SEFWI BIBIANI BEKWAI
115
SEFWI AKONTOMBRA
116
JUABESO
117
BIA
201
KOMENDA EDINA EGUAFO ABIREM
202
CAPE COAST MUNICIPAL
203
ABURA ASEBU KWANMANKESE
204
MFANTSIMAN
205
GOMOA WEST
206
GOMOA EAST
207
EFUTU
208
AWUTU SENYA
209
AGONA WEST
210
AGONA EAST
211
ASIKUMA ODOBEN BRAKWA
212
AJUMAKO ENYAN ESIAM
213
ASSIN SOUTH
214
ASSIN NORTH
215
TWIFO HEMANG LOWER DENKYIRA
216
UPPER DENKYIRA EAST
217
UPPER DENKYIRA WEST
301
ACCRA METRO AREA
302
LEDZOKOKU KROWOR
303
GA WEST
304
GA SOUTH
305
GA EAST
306
TEMA METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY
307
ASHIAMAN MUNICIPALITY
308
ADENTA MADINA
309
DANGME WEST
310
DANGME EAST
401
SOUTH TONGU
402
NORTH TONGU
403
AKATSI
404
KETA
405
KETU SOUTH
406
KETU NORTH
407
HO
408
KPANDO
409
HOHOE
410
JASIKAN
411
KADJEBI
412
ADAKLU/ ANYIGBE
413
SOUTH DAYI
414
BIAKOYE
415
NKWANTA NORTH
416
NKWANTA SOUTH
417
KRACHI WEST
418
KRACHI EAST
501
BIRIM NORTH
502
BIRIM CENTRAL
503
BIRIM SOUTH
504
AKYEMMANSA
505
WEST AKIM
506
EAST AKIM
507
ATIWA
508
KWAEBIBIREM
509
SUHUM K.OALTAR
510
FANTEAKWA
511
NEW JUABEN
512
AKWAPIM SOUTH
513
AKWAPIM NORTH
514
YILO KROBO
515
LOWER MANYA
516
UPPER MANYA
517
ASUOGYAMAN
518
KWAHU NORTH/ AFRAM PLAINS
519
KWAHU SOUTH
520
KWAHU WEST
521
KWAHU EAST
601
ATWIMA NWABIAGYA
602
ATWIMA MPONUA
603
AMANSIE WEST
604
AMANSIE EAST
605
AMANSIE CENTRAL
606
BOSOME FREHO
607
ADANSI WEST
608
ADANSI SOUTH
609
ADANSI NORTH
610
ASHANTI AKIM SOUTH
611
ASHANTI AKIM NORTH
612
EJISU JUABEN
613
BOSOMTWI
614
ATWIMA KWANWOMA
615
KUMASI METRO
616
KWABRE
617
AFIGYA - KWABRE
618
AFIGYA SEKYERE
619
SEKYERE EAST
620
KUMAWU - AFRAM PLAINS
621
SEKYERE WEST
622
SEKYERE CENTRAL
623
EJURA SEKYEDUMASI
624
OFFINSO SOUTH
625
OFFINSO NORTH
626
AHAFO ANO SOUTH
627
AHAFO ANO NORTH
701
ASUNAFO NORTH
702
ASUNAFO SOUTH
703
ASUTIFI
704
TANO SOUTH
705
TANO NORTH
706
SUNYANI
707
SUNYANI WEST
708
DORMAA
709
DORMAA EAST
710
JAMAN SOUTH
711
JAMAN NORTH
712
BREKUM
713
WENCHI
714
TAIN
715
TECHIMAN
716
NKORANZA SOUTH
717
NKORANZA NORTH
718
KINTAMPO NORTH
719
KINTAMPO SOUTH
720
ATEBUBU
721
PRU
722
SENE
801
BOLE
802
SAWLA TUNA KALBA
803
WEST GONJA
804
EAST GONJA
805
CENTRAL GONJA
806
NANUMBA NORTH
807
NANUMBA SOUTH
808
ZABZUGU TATALE
809
SABOBA
810
CHEREPONI
811
YENDI
812
GUSHIEGU
813
KARAGA
814
SAVELUGU NANTON
815
TAMALE MUNICIPAL
816
TOLON KUNBUNGU
817
WEST MAMPRUSI
818
EAST MAMPRUSI
820
BUNKPRUGU - YUUYO
821
KPANDAI
901
BUILSA
902
KASENA NANKANA WEST
903
KASENA NANKANA EAST
904
BONGO
905
BOLGATANGA MUNICIPAL
906
BAWKU WEST
907
BAWKU EAST
908
TALENSI NABDAM
909
GARU TEMPANE
1001
WA MUNICIPAL
1002
WA EAST
1003
WA WEST
1004
NADOWLI
1005
SISSALA EAST
1006
SISSALA WEST
1007
JIRAPA
1008
LAMBUSSIE
1009
LAWRA
Sysmiss
In which neighbourhood did you live
In which neighbourhood did you live
In which neighbourhood did you live
In which neighbourhood did you live
In which neighbourhood did you live
305. In which neighbourhood did you live?
=> 307
If q303 in Ghana
If q304 in 0301 - 0310 (Greater Accra) or 0601 - 0627 (Kumasi)
4312
476
What is the region or province where you lived called
What is the region or province where you lived called
What is the region or province where you lived called
What is the region or province where you lived called
What is the region or province where you lived called
306. What is the region or province where you lived called?
If q303 in The Netherlands or UK
1032
6752
1
DRENTHE
2
FLEVOLAND
3
FRIESLAND
4
GELDERLAND
5
GRONINGEN
6
LIMBURG
7
NORTH BRABANT
8
NORTH HOLLAND
9
OVERIJSSEL
10
SOUTH HOLLAND
11
ULTRECHT
12
ZEELAND
13
BEDFORDSHIRE AND HERTFORDSHIRE
14
BERKSHIRE,BUCKINGHAMSHIRE AND OXFORDSHIRE
15
CHESHIRE
16
CORNWALL AND ISLES OF SCILLY
17
CUMBRIA
18
DERBYSHIRE AND NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
19
DEVON
20
DORSET AND SOMERSET
21
EAST ANGLIA
22
EAST WALES
23
EAST YORKSHIRE AND NORTHERN LINCOLNSHIRE
24
EASTERN SCOTLAND
25
ESSEX
26
GLOUCESTERSHIRE,WILTSHIRE AND BRISTOL/BATH AREA
27
GREATER MANCHESTER
28
HAMPSHIRE AND ISLE OF WIGHT
29
HEREFORDSHIRE,WORCESTERSHIRE AND WARWICKSHIRE
30
HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS
31
INNER LONDON
32
KENT
33
LANCASHIRE
34
LEICESTERSHIRE,RUTLAND AND NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
35
LINCOLNSHIRE
36
MERSEYSIDE
37
NORTH EASTERAN SCOTLAND
38
NORTH YORCKSHIRE
39
NORTHERN IRELAND
40
NORTHUMBERLAND AND TYNE AND WEAR
41
OUTER LONDON
42
SHROPSHIRE AND STAFFORDSHIRE
43
SOUTH WESTERN SCOTLAND
44
SOUTH YORKSHIRE
45
SURREY,EAST AND WEST SUSSEX
46
TEES VALLEY AND DURHAM
47
WEST MIDLANDS
48
WEST WALES AND THE VALLEYS
49
WEST YORKSHIRE
Sysmiss
When you arrived in this house you lived
When you arrived in this house you lived
When you arrived in this house you lived
When you arrived in this house you lived
When you arrived in this house you lived
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
Multiple answers
If q307 in 0 => 309
7766
18
01 02
01 02 04
01 02 04 05
01 02 04 05 07
01 02 04 05 08
01 02 04 05 08 10
01 02 04 05 09
01 02 04 05 09 10
01 02 04 05 10
01 02 04 07
01 02 04 08
01 02 04 10
01 02 05
01 02 05 08
01 02 07 08
01 02 08
01 02 08 04
01 02 08 10
01 02 10
01 02 5
01 04
01 04 03
01 04 05
01 04 05 02
01 04 05 08
01 05
01 05 08
01 08
02
02 01
02 01 04 05 10
02 03
02 04
02 04 05
02 04 05 01 10
02 04 05 08
02 04 05 08 10
02 04 05 10
02 04 08
02 05
02 05 04
02 05 04 08
02 05 08
02 06 07
02 08
02 08 04
02 08 04 05
02 08 05
03
03 06
03 06 04
03 06 07
03 06 07 08
03 06 08
03 07
03 07 06
03 07 06 05
03 07 09
03 08
03 08 07
03 09
03 10
04
04 02 05
04 03 06
04 05
04 05 08
04 06 07
04 08
04 09
05
05 02
05 03
05 07
05 08
05 08 02
05 08 10
05 10
06
06 07
06 07 03
07
07 03
07 06
07 10
08
08 01 02 04 05
08 01 02 04 10
08 01 02 05
08 02
08 02 04
08 03
08 04
08 04 05
08 05
08 06
08 09
08 10
09
09 02 04
09 03
09 05 02
09 10
1
1 2 4 5
1 10
1 2
1 2 10
1 2 3
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2 3 4 6 7
1 2 3 4 7
1 2 3 4 8
1 2 3 5
1 2 3 5 8
1 2 3 6 7
1 2 3 6 7 4
1 2 3 7 6
1 2 4
1 2 4 10
1 2 4 3
1 2 4 5
1 2 4 5 10
1 2 4 5 3
1 2 4 5 3 6
1 2 4 5 3 6 7
1 2 4 5 3 7
1 2 4 5 6
1 2 4 5 6 7
1 2 4 5 6 7 3
1 2 4 5 7
1 2 4 5 7 6
1 2 4 5 7 8
1 2 4 5 8
1 2 4 5 8 10
1 2 4 5 8 9
1 2 4 5 9
1 2 4 6
1 2 4 7
1 2 4 8
1 2 4 9
1 2 5
1 2 5 4
1 2 5 4 8
1 2 5 6
1 2 5 8
1 2 5 9
1 2 6
1 2 6 4
1 2 6 7
1 2 6 7 8
1 2 7
1 2 8
1 2 8 4 5
1 3
1 3 4
1 3 4 5
1 4
1 4 2 5
1 4 5
1 4 5 3
1 4 5 6 7
1 4 5 8
1 4 7 8
1 4 8
1 5
1 5 4 8
1 5 8
1 6
1 6 7
1 8
1 8 4 5
1 8 5
1 9
10
10 08 09
10 9
2
2 1
2 1 10 5 4
2 1 3 7 6
2 1 4
2 1 4 5
2 1 5 4
2 10
2 3 4 5
2 3 4 6
2 3 4 7
2 3 5 6 7
2 3 6 7
2 4
2 4 1 5
2 4 3
2 4 3 6
2 4 5
2 4 5 1
2 4 5 10
2 4 5 3 6
2 4 5 3 6 7
2 4 5 6
2 4 5 6 7
2 4 5 8
2 4 8
2 5
2 5 4
2 5 4 8
2 5 6 7
2 5 6 8
2 5 7
2 5 8
2 6
2 6 10
2 6 3 8
2 6 7
2 6 7 8
2 6 8
2 7
2 7 6
2 8
2 8 1
2 8 4 5
3
3 10
3 10 7
3 2
3 3 6 7
3 4
3 4 5
3 4 5 6 7
3 4 6 7
3 4 7
3 5
3 5 6
3 5 6 7
3 5 7
3 5 8
3 6
3 6 10
3 6 10 9
3 6 4
3 6 7
3 6 7 10
3 6 7 4 8
3 6 7 5
3 6 7 8
3 6 7 8 10
3 6 7 9
3 6 8
3 6 9
3 7
3 7 1
3 7 10
3 7 4
3 7 5
3 7 6
3 7 6 10
3 7 8
3 8
3 9
4
4 1 2
4 10
4 2
4 2 5
4 3 7
4 4 10
4 5
4 5 1
4 5 1 2
4 5 1 6 7
4 5 10
4 5 2
4 5 6
4 5 6 8
4 5 7
4 5 7 8
4 5 8
4 6
4 6 10
4 7
4 8
4 9
5
5 10
5 2 8
5 3 7
5 4
5 4 8
5 5 8
5 6
5 6 7
5 7
5 7 3
5 7 8
5 8
6
6 7
6 1 2 4 5 3 7
6 10
6 2 4 5
6 3
6 4 3
6 5
6 5 4 2 1
6 7
6 7 10
6 7 3
6 7 3 8
6 7 5
6 7 5 4 8
6 7 8
6 8
6 8 3
7
7 10
7 3
7 4 5 2
7 5
7 6
7 6 3
7 8
7 9
7 9 3
8
8 1 2
8 10
8 2
8 2 7
8 3
8 3 6
8 3 6 7
8 4
8 4 5
8 5
8 5 4
8 6
8 6 7
8 7
8 9
9
9 0
9 10
9 3 6
9 6
9 7
9 8
.b
.c
Alone = 0
With family members = answers 1 to 8
With other persons = answers 9 to 10
When you arrived in this house you lived: Alone
When you arrived in this house you lived: Alone
When you arrived in this house you lived: Alone
When you arrived in this house you lived: Alone
When you arrived in this house you lived: Alone
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
Alone
7784
No
1
Yes
When you arrived in this house you lived: With father
When you arrived in this house you lived: With father
When you arrived in this house you lived: With father
When you arrived in this house you lived: With father
When you arrived in this house you lived: With father
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
With your father
7784
No
1
Yes
When you arrived in this house you lived: With mother
When you arrived in this house you lived: With mother
When you arrived in this house you lived: With mother
When you arrived in this house you lived: With mother
When you arrived in this house you lived: With mother
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
With your mother
7784
No
1
Yes
When you arrived in this house you lived: With partner(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With partner(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With partner(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With partner(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With partner(s)
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
With your partner(s)/spouse(s)
7784
No
1
Yes
When you arrived in this house you lived: With brother(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With brother(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With brother(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With brother(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With brother(s)
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
With one or several brothers
7784
No
1
Yes
When you arrived in this house you lived: With sister(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With sister(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With sister(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With sister(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With sister(s)
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
With one or several sisters
7784
No
1
Yes
When you arrived in this house you lived: With son(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With son(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With son(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With son(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With son(s)
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
With your son(s)
7784
No
1
Yes
When you arrived in this house you lived: With daughter(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With daughter(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With daughter(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With daughter(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With daughter(s)
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
With your daughter(s)
7784
No
1
Yes
When you arrived in this house you lived: With another parent
When you arrived in this house you lived: With another parent
When you arrived in this house you lived: With another parent
When you arrived in this house you lived: With another parent
When you arrived in this house you lived: With another parent
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
With another relative
7784
No
1
Yes
When you arrived in this house you lived: With friend(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With friend(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With friend(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With friend(s)
When you arrived in this house you lived: With friend(s)
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
With one or several friends
7784
No
1
Yes
When you arrived in this house you lived: With other
When you arrived in this house you lived: With other
When you arrived in this house you lived: With other
When you arrived in this house you lived: With other
When you arrived in this house you lived: With other
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
Other
7784
No
1
Yes
When you arrived in this house you lived: With ... no answer
When you arrived in this house you lived: With ... no answer
When you arrived in this house you lived: With ... no answer
When you arrived in this house you lived: With ... no answer
When you arrived in this house you lived: With ... no answer
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
No answer
7784
No
1
Yes
Specify the other relative
Specify the other relative
Specify the other relative
Specify the other relative
Specify the other relative
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
With another relative => Specify
If q307_8 in 1
1209
18
'EXTERNAL FAMILY MEMBERS'
08
2
2 COUSINS
8
A COUSIN
A FOSTER CHILD
A NEPHEW OF MY FATHER
AN AUNTE
AN AUNTIE
ANTE
ANTE AND HER HUSBAND
AUNT
AUNT AND COUSIN
AUNT AND COUSINS
AUNT AND UNCLE
AUNT PLUS AUNTS HUSBAND
AUNT PLUS HER FAMILY
AUNT PLUS HUSBAND AND COUSINS
AUNT UNCLE
AUNT WHO IS NOT OWNER
AUNT'S FAMILY
AUNT, COUSIN
AUNT, COUSINS
AUNT, COUSINS AND GRANDMOTHER
AUNT, MY LATER PARTNER
AUNT, UNCLE
AUNT, UNCLE, COUSINS
AUNTE
AUNTE & COUSINS
AUNTE AND COUSIN
AUNTIE
AUNTIE AND NEPHEWS
AUNTIE FROM MY MOTHER SIDE
AUNTIE NEPHEW NIECES
AUNTIE ON MY MOTHERS SIDE
AUNTIE UNCLE COUSINS
AUNTIE'S AND UNCLES
AUNTIE, COUSINS
AUNTIE, HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
AUNTIES
AUNTIES & UNCLES
AUNTIES AND UNCLES
AUNTIES AND UNCLES FROM MY FATHER
AUNTIES COUSINS
AUNTIES, COUSINS, NIECES
AUNTIES, GRANDPARENTS
AUNTS
AUNTS AND COUSINS
AUNTS AND UNCLES
AUNTS, COUSINS
AUNTS, STEP MOTHER, COUSINS, GRAND PARENTS
AUNTY
AUNTY AND COUSINS.
AUNTY AND HUSBAND
AUNTY AND HUSBAND PLUS COUSINS
AUNTY COUSINS
AUNTY UNCLE
AUNTY, COUSINS
BROETHER-IN -LAW
BROTEHR IN LAW
BROTHER IN LAW
BROTHER IN LAW, NIECES, NEPHEW
BROTHER IN-LAW NEPHEW, NIECES
BROTHER'S GIRLFRIEND
BROTHER'S WIFE
BROTHER-IN LAW
BROTHER-IN-LAW
BROTHER-IN-LAW AND SISTER-IN-LAWS
BROTHER-IN-LAW AND THEIR DAUGHTER
BROTHER-INLAW
BROTHERS CHILDREN AND WIFE
CAUSIN
CHILDREN OF MY SON AND WIFE
COSIN
COUISIN
COUNSIS
COUSIN
COUSIN & NEPHEWS UNCLE
COUSIN & UNCLE & NEPHEW
COUSIN AND AUNTIE
COUSIN AND COUSIN'S HUSBAND
COUSIN AND COUSIN'S WIFE
COUSIN AND HER CHILDREN PLUS HUSBAND
COUSIN AND HER HUSBAND
COUSIN AND HIS WIFE
COUSIN AND WIFE
COUSIN IN LAW (COUSIN'S HUSBAND)
COUSIN(FATHER'S NIECE)
COUSIN(FEMALE)
COUSIN, COUSIN'S HUSBAND AND NIECE
COUSIN, FAMILY'S FRIEND
COUSIN.
COUSINS
COUSINS AUNTIES GRANDMOTHERS
COUSINS' & NEPHEW
COUSINS, AUNT
COUSINS, AUNT, UNCLE
COUSINS, AUNTIE
COUSINS, AUNTS
COUSINS, NEPHEW
COUSINS, NIECES
COUSINS, STEP BROTHERS
COUSINS, UNCLES
DAUGHTERS' CHILDREN
DECEASED SISTER'S CHILDREN
EMPLOYEE
EXTENDED FAMILY MEMBERS
FAMILY MEMBER
FAMILY MEMBERS
FAMILY RELATIVES
FATHER AND MOTHER IN LAW
FATHER SIDE
FATHER'S BROTHER
FATHER'S BROTHER (UNCLE)
FATHER'S FAMILY
FATHER'S GIRLFRIEND
FATHER'S RELATIVES
FATHER'S SISTER
FATHER-IN-LAW
FATHERS FAMILY AND COUSINS
FATHERS WIFE
FIRST PARTNER
FOSTER CHILD
FOSTER CHILDREN
FOSTERED
FOSTERED CHILD
FOSTERED CHILD & NIECE
FOSTERED CHILDREN
FOSTERED GRAND SONS
FOSTERED GRANDSON
FOSTOR CHILD
GIRLFRIEND OF BROTHER
GRAMD MOTHER
GRAMD-CHILDREN
GRAND CHILDREN
GRAND CHILDREN AND NIECE
GRAND CHILDREN NEPHEWS
GRAND FATHER
GRAND MOTHE UNCLE
GRAND MOTHER
GRAND MOTHER AND GRAND FATHER
GRAND MUM
GRAND PARENT
GRAND PARENTS
GRANDCHILDREN
GRANDFATHER
GRANDFATHER GRANDMOTHER
GRANDFATHER, AUNTS AND UNCLES
GRANDFATHER, GRANDMOTHER
GRANDFATHER, GRANDMOTHER AND COUSINS
GRANDFATHER, UNCLE, AUNT AND COUSINS
GRANDMA
GRANDMA, GRANDPA, AUNTS, COUSINS
GRANDMOM
GRANDMOPTHERE
GRANDMOTHER
GRANDMOTHER & AUNT
GRANDMOTHER & COUSINS
GRANDMOTHER AND COUSIN
GRANDMOTHER AND COUSINS
GRANDMOTHER AND STEPFATHER
GRANDMOTHER AUNTIES COUSINS
GRANDMOTHER GRANDFATHER
GRANDMOTHER NEPHEW
GRANDMOTHER'S BROTHER
GRANDMOTHER'S SISTER
GRANDMOTHER, AUNTIES
GRANDMOTHER, AUNTIES, COUSINS
GRANDMOTHER, COUSINS
GRANDMOTHER, NIECES, COUSIN
GRANDMOTHER, UNCLE AND AUNT
GRANDMOTHERS
GRANDMOTNER
GRANDMUM
GRANDPARENTS
GRANDPARENTS, AUNTIES
GRANDPARENTS, AUNTS, COUSINS AND STEP MOTHERS
GRANDPARETS
GRANDSON
GRANG MOTHER
GRANMOTHER, AUNTS
HIS NEPHEW
HOUSE HELP
HUSBANDS SISTER
INCLE
MATERNAL GRANDMOTHER
MATERNAL GRANDMOTHER, PATERNAL AUNTY
MOM'S FAMILY RELATIVES
MOTHE IN LAW
MOTHER IN LAW
MOTHER OF WIFE
MOTHER' RELATIVE
MOTHER'S RELATIVE
MOTHER'S RELATIVES
MOTHER'S SISTER
MOTHER'S SISTERS
MOTHER-IN -LAW
MOTHER-IN-LAW
MOTHER-INLAW
MOTHERS COUSINS
MULTIPLE RELATIVES
MUMS RELATIVE
MY AUNTIE
MY AUNTIE AND HER HUSBAND
MY AUNTIES
MY AUNTY
MY BROTHERS WIFE
MY COUSIN AND I RENTED AN APARTMENT TOGETHER
MY FATHER'S FAMILY HOUSE
MY FATHER'S SISTER
MY MOTHERS YOUNGER SISTER
MY NIECES & NEPHEWS (08)
MY SISTER'S HUSBAND
MY UNCLE AND HIS FAMILY
NEICE
NEPHEW
NEPHEW & NIECES
NEPHEW AND NIECE
NEPHEW NEICE GRANDSON
NEPHEW OF FATHER
NEPHEW, NIECE, BROTHER-INLAW
NEPHEWS
NEPHEWS AND COUSINS
NEPHEWS AND NICES
NEPHEWS AND NIECES
NEPHEWS COUSINS
NEPHEWS, NIECES
NEPHEWS, NIECES AND COUSINS
NICE GRAND DUAGTHER
NICES & NEPHEWS
NIECE
NIECE & NEPHEW
NIECE (2)
NIECE AND COUSIN
NIECE NEPHEW
NIECE OF MY FATHER
NIECE, COUSIN
NIECES
NIECES & NEPHEWS
NIECES AND NEPHEWS
NIECES NEPHEW
OLDER COUSIN AND HER HUSBAND
OTHER MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY
PARENT'S FRIEND
SEVERAL RELATIVES
SISTER
SISTER IN LAW
SISTER IN LAW AND HER SON
SISTER IN-LAW
SISTER WHO IS IN ITALY NOW
SISTER'S CHILDREN
SISTER'S HUSBAND
SISTER'S HUSBAND, SISTER'S HOUSEHELP
SISTER'S SON
SISTER(TWIN)
SISTER-IN-LAW OF MY MOTHER
SISTER-INLAW
SISTERS CHILDREN
SISTERS HUSBAND
SOME OF MY PARENTS RELATIVES
SON IN LAW; GRANDSONS
SON-IN-LAW
STEP CHILDREN
STEP DAUGHTER
STEP FATHER
STEP FATHER COUSIN
STEP FATHER HOUSE HELP
STEP MOTHER
STEP MOTHER STEP BROTHER
STEP MOTHER STEP/HALF SIBLINGS
STEP MUM, COUSINS
STEP-BROTHER
STEP-FATHER
STEP-MOTHER
STEPCHILDREN
STEPFATHER
STEPMOTHER
STEPMPTHER 1, STEPMOTHER 2 AND FOSTED CHILDREN
THE BROTHER OF MY EX-WIFE
THREE AUNTIES MAVIS, KATE AND VERA
THREE STEPCHILDREN
TWIN SISTER
TWO GRANDCHILDREN
TWO GRANDCHILDREN AND MY SISTER'S DAUGHTER
UNCLDE
UNCLE
UNCLE & AUNT
UNCLE & AUNTE
UNCLE & COUSINS
UNCLE & GRANDCHILDREN
UNCLE AND AUNT
UNCLE AND AUNTIE
UNCLE AND AUNTIES
UNCLE AND COUSINS
UNCLE AND HIS FAMILY
UNCLE AND HIS WIFE
UNCLE AND WIFE
UNCLE AND WIFE AND CHILDREN
UNCLE AUNT
UNCLE AUNT COUSINS
UNCLE COUSIN
UNCLE COUSINE
UNCLE COUSINS
UNCLE COUSINS PLUS BROTHER
UNCLE'S WIFE
UNCLE, AUNT AND COUSIN
UNCLE, AUNT AND COUSINS
UNCLE, AUNT AND DCOUSINS
UNCLE, AUNT, COUSINS
UNCLE, COUSINS
UNCLE, COUSINS & AUNT-IN-LAW
UNCLE, COUSINS, AUNTIES
UNCLE, WIFE, 3 RELATIVES
UNCLE, WIVES OF UNCLE AND COUSINS
UNCLES
UNCLES AND AUNTIES
UNCLES AND AUNTIES.
UNCLES AND COUSINS
UNCLES COUSIN AUNTS
UNCLES COUSINS AUNTIES
UNCLES HOME AND HIS FAMILY
UNCLES, AUNTIES & COUSINS
UNCLES, COUSINS
UNCLES, NIECES
UNLE
VARIOUS
VARIOUS EXTENDED FAMILY
WITH ANOTHER GHANAIAN FAMILY
uncle, step-sister and step-brother
.
.b
Specify the other person
Specify the other person
Specify the other person
Specify the other person
Specify the other person
307. When you arrived in this house you lived...
Other => Specify
If q307_10 in 1
402
1
(HOUSEHELP) IN A NON RELATIVES HOUSE.
07
1
10 ROOMMATES
2
2 ROOMMATES
4 OTHER ROOMMATES
A BOY ADOPTED BY MY HUSBAND
A CHIEF IN NIGERIA
A CHURCH MEMBER
A FAMILY OF A CHURCH I VISITED
A FELLO GHANANIAN
A FRIEND
A FRIEND OF MY MOTHER
A FRIENDS MOTHER
A GHANANIAN
A GHANANIAN FAMILY
A GHANANIAN WHO TOOK HIM TO HIS HOUSE
A GHANANIAN WHO WAS THE OWNER OF THE APPARTMENT
A GHANANIAN WHO WAS THE OWNER OF THE APPARTMETN
A NON-RELATIVE
A PERSON I WAS INTRODUCED TO
A PRIEST
A WHITEMAN WITHOUT FAMILY TIES
ANOTHER GHANANIAN FAMILY
AQUINTANCE
ASYLUM HOUSE
AUNITE
AUNT
AUNTIE
AUNTIES
AUNTIES AND COUSINS
AUNTY
BOARDERS
BOARDING HOUSE
BOARDING PUPILS
BOARDING SCHOL DORMITORY
BOARDING SCHOOL
BOARDING SCHOOL DORMITORY
BROTHER IN LAW
BROTHER IN LAW'S CHILDREN
BROTHER'S GIRLFRIEND
BROTHER'S WIFE
BROTHER-IN-LAW
BUSINESS PARTNERS
CHILDREN
CHRISTIAN BROTHER
CHURCH MEMBER
CHURCH RENTED HOUSE
CO- WORKER
CO-SPOUSE
CO-SPOUSE & HER CHILD
CO-WIFE AND STEP DAUGHTER
CO-WORKER
CO-WORKERS
COLLEAGUE, STUDENTS
COLLEAGUES
COMFORT (M6), COMFORTS DAUGHTER AND SON
COUSIN
COUSINS
COUSINS UNCLE
COWORKERS ON CARGO SHIP
DAUGHTER OF FAMILY FRIEND
DAUGHTERS CHILDREN AND RELATIVE OF HH PARTNER
DAUGHTERS CHILDREN AND RELATIVE OF THE HH PARTNER
DOMESTIC WORKER
DOMESTIC WORKERS
DORMITORY IN SECONDARY SCHOOL
DUMASE
EMPLOYEE
EMPLOYEE OF HEAD AND FRIEND OF SON
EMPLOYER
F6 AKOSNA
FAMILY FRIEND
FAMILY FRIENDS
FAMILY RELATIONS
FAMILY-GHANANIAN
FARMWORKERS EMPLOYED BY FATHER
FATHER'S COLLEAGUES
FATHER'S FRIEND
FATHER'S FRIEND AND HIS FAMILY
FLAATMATES
FLATMATES
FOSTER CHILD IN 2002
FOSTER PARENTS
FOSTERED GRAND DAUGHTER
FRIEND
FRIEND AND LANDLORD
FRIEND OF MY AUNT
FRIEND OF THE FAMILY
FRIENDS
FRIENDS CHILD SISTER'S CHILD
FRIENDS OF PARENTS
GODFATHER
GOT A 3 BED, AND RENTED TWO OTHER ROOMS TO TWO PORTUGUESE PEOPLE
GRAND CHILDREN
GRAND MOTHER
GRANDCHILDREN
GRANDDAUGHTERS
GRANDFATHER
GRANDMOTHER
GRANDMOTHER'S FRIEND
GRANDMOTHER, AUNTIE
GRANDPARENTS
GRANSON
GROUP OF PEOPLE WORKING FOR DRUMMING COMPANY
GUARDIAN
HIS MASTER AS AN APPRENTICE IN MASON
HOST FAMILY
HOST FAMILY AS AN AU PAIR
HOSTEL
HOUSE BOY
HOUSE HELP
HOUSE HELPERS
HOUSE MATE
HOUSE OWNER
HOUSEHELP
HOUSEHELPS
HOUSEMATE
HOUSEMATES
HUSBAND SON
HUSBAND'S NIECE
I LHIRED A ROOM IN SOMEONES PLACE
I LIVE IN THE SEMMORY'S HOSTEL
I WAS IMPRISONED
I WAS LOUNGING WITH A MANY, WAS HELPING BUSINESS
IN A STUDENT HOSTEL
IN ITALY I LIVED WITH BROTHER'S WIFE AND NEPHEW. IN DEN HAAG WITH OTHER TENANTS
IN SOMEBODY'S GARAGE WITH OTHER PEOPLE
INTERNATIONAL HOSTEL
LANDLORD
LANDLORD, WIFE, CHILDREN
LANDLORDS
MAID SERVANT
MAIS-SERVANT
MOTHER-IN-LAW
MY AUNTY
MY BOSS (LAWYER)
MY BROTHERS WIFE AND CHILDREN
MY DIRECTOR
MY FRIEND GRACE
MY UNCLES FRIENDS
NANNY
NEICE
NEPHEWS
NET HIM ON THE STREET (UNKNOWN)
NEVER KNEW HIM BEFORE, MET HIM ON THE STREET
NGO
NIECE
NIECES
NO FAMILY TIES
NO RELATION
NO RELATION(STRANGER)
NON - RELATIVE
NOT RELATED
NURSES HOSTEL
NURSING QUARTERS
ONE OTHER
OTHER ASYLUM SEEKERS
OTHER BOARDING STUDENTS
OTHER COLLEAGUES
OTHER EMPLOYEES
OTHER MISSIONARIES
OTHER NURSES
OTHER PEOPLE WHO WANTED TO TRAVEL TO EUROPE
OTHER POLICEMEN
OTHER PRIESTS
OTHER REMNANTS
OTHER STUDENTS
OTHER STUDENTS OF BOARDING SCHOOL
OTHER TENANTS
OTHER TENANTS AND HOUSEHELPERS
OTHER TENANTS IN SHARED ROOM
OTHER TENANTS IN THE SAME COMPOUND
OTHER TENANTS OCCUPIED OTHER ROOMS. WE HAD A ROOM AND HALL
OTHER TENNANTS
OTHERTENANTS
OWNER OF THE HOUSE
PARTNER'S PARENTS AND IN- LAWS (BROTHERS AND SISTERS)
PARTNERS RELATIONS
PERSON FROM THE SAME VILLAGE
RENTED ROOM WITH ROOM/FLATMATES
RENTERS
ROOM MATE
ROOM MATES
ROOM MATS
ROOMMATE
SCHOLL HOSTEL
SCHOOL
SCHOOL BOARDING NURSE
SCHOOL CAMPUS
SCHOOL HOSTEL
SCHOOL MATES
SECONDARY BOARDING SCHOOL
SEVERAL COUSINS
SHARED PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION WITH STUDENTS
SHARING A FLAT WITH OTHER IMMIGRANTS
SISTER -IN-LAW
SISTER CHILDREN (NEPHEWS)
SISTER IN LAW
SISTER'S HUSBAND
SISTER'S HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
SISTERS HUSBAND
SOME GHANAIANS I MET
SOME GHANAIANS I MET THERE
SOMEONE FROM THE SAME TOWN I COME FROM
STAYED WITH A PASTOR IN A MISSION HOUSE
STAYING AND TRAVELLING WITH VARIOUS FRIENDS
STEP CHILDREN
STEP CHILDREN (2)
STEP DAUGHTERS
STEP DAUGTHER
STEP FATHER
STEP SON
STEPFATHER STEPBROTHERS STEPSISTERS
STUDENT ACCOMODATION
STUDENT HOUSE
STUDENTS
STUDENTS BOARDING HOUSE
STUDENTS; BOARDING SCHOOL
TENANT
TENANTS
TRAINING COLLEGE CAMPUS
TWO HOUSEHELP
TWO HOUSEHELPS
UNCLE
UNCLE AND HIS WIFE AND THEIR CHILDREN
UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY CAMPUS
UNIVERSITY HOSTEL
VARIOUS EXTENDED FAMILY
VARIOUS HOUSEMATES
WITH ANOTHER GHANAIAN FAMILY
WITH OTHER BOARDING PEOPLE
WITH OTHER BOARDING SCHOLL PUPILS
WITH OTHER STUDENT
WITH OTHER STUDENTS
WITH OTHERS WHO WERE ALSO SEEKING ASYLUM
WITH ROOM MATES IN RESIDENCE
WITHOUT FAMILY TIES
WITHOUT FAMILY TIES. (MOTHER'S FRIEND)
.b
Who was at the that time the head of the HH
Who was at the that time the head of the HH
Who was at the that time the head of the HH
Who was at the that time the head of the HH
Who was at the that time the head of the HH
308. Who was at that time (when you arrived) the head of household?
If q307 not in 0
6870
914
1
Yourself
2
Someone else
12
Yourself and someone else
Sysmiss
And you were yourself
And you were yourself
And you were yourself
And you were yourself
And you were yourself
309. And you were yourself:
If q309 not in 1 => 311
7726
58
1
Living rent free
2
Tenant or participating in payment of rent
3
Owner or leaseholder
4
Resident in a hostel (workers), student residence
5
Other, Specify
Sysmiss
Specify q309
Specify q309
Specify q309
Specify q309
Specify q309
309. And you were yourself:
Other => Specify
If q309 in 5
16
7
ASSISTANCE OF DUTCH GOVERNMENT
BOARDING SCHOOL
COMPANY'S HOUSE
CONTRIBUTED TO UTILITY BILLS
DID FOOD SHOPPING
HE LIVED FOR A WHILE RENT FREE UNTILL HE FOUND A JOB AND CONTRIBUTED SOME MONEY FOR THE HOME UPKEEP
HE OWNED HOUSE BUT NOT NOTED IN ASSETS, SO 5 INSTEAD OF 3 TO AVOID ERROR
IN A FAMILY HOUSE
IN A FAMILY HSE
JOINT RENTS PAYMENT
OWNS HOUSE BUT NOT IN ASSETS THUS 5 INSTEAD OF 3 TO AVOID ERROR
SHE OWNED THIS HOUSE,BUT NOT ANSWERED ASSET-SECTION; SO INSTEAD OF 3 I ANSWER 5 HERE, TO AVOID ERROR
WORKER ON A BOAT
.b
You were housed by
You were housed by
You were housed by
You were housed by
You were housed by
310. You were housed by...
If q309 in 1
5135
2649
1
Your partner, owner of the house
2
Your partner, not owner of the house
3
Your parents who were owners
4
Your parents who were not owners
5
Another member of the family
6
A friend
7
Other, specify
Sysmiss
Specify the other who housed you
Specify the other who housed you
Specify the other who housed you
Specify the other who housed you
Specify the other who housed you
310. You were housed by...
Other => Specify
If q309 in 1
If q310 in 7
227
36
A FRIEND FROM THEIR HOME TOWN
A LADY WITHOUT FAMILY TIES
A PASTOR
A SCHOOL
A STRANGER ( NO RELATION)
A STRANGER (NO RELATION)
AFRICAN UNION
ASYLUM HOUSE
AUNTY
BROTHER
BRTHER
BY EMPLOYER
CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION
CARETAKER OF A RELATIVE'S HOUSE
CHURCH
CHURCH MEMBER
CHURCH MISSIONARY
COMPANY'S HOUSE
EMPLOYEE
EMPLOYER
EMPLOYER HOUSED HIM
EMPLOYER WHO IS OWNER
EMPLOYER: WORKING FOR A WOMAN AS SHOP ASSISTANT
EMPLOYERS
FAMILY FRIEND
FAMILY HOUSE
FAMILY HSE
FATHER'S EMPLOYER
FATHER'S FRIEND
FATHER'S GIRLFRIEND WHO WAS NOT OWNER
FIREND OF FATHER
FORMER EMPLOYER
GERMAN AUTHORITY
GERMAN COMPANY
GERMAN PLUMBING COMPANY
GHANA POLICE SERVICE
GODFATHER
GOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT (ASYLUM)
GOVERNMENT (ASYLYM)
GOVERNMENT ACCOMMODATION
GOVERNMENT BUNGALOW
GOVERNMENT PRISON
GOVERNMENT PROVISION
GOVERNMENT'S FLAT (EMPLOYER)
GRAND PARENTS
GRANDMOTHER WHO WAS OWNER
GRANDMOTHER'S FRIEND
HIS MASTER AS AN APPRENTICE IN MASON
HIS MASTER AS AN APPRENTISE IN MASON
HOSPITAL
HOST
HOST FAMILY
HOST INSTITUTION
HOUSE OF THE DRUMMING COMPANY WHO RECRUITED EGO UK
HOUSED BY THE SCHOOL HE WAS TEACHING IN
HUSBAND OF HER FRIEND
HUSBAND'S EMPLOYER
HUSBAND'S RELATIVES
MANET PARADISE HOTEL STAFF HOUSE
MINING COMPANY
MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (EMPLOYER)
MISSION PREMISES (FATHER, HEAD MASTER)
MOTHER IN LAW
MOTHER'S FRINED
MOTHERS FAMILY HOUSE
MY EMPLOYER
MY PARENTS FRIEND
NGO
NKWANTA SECONDARY SCHOOL PROVIDED HOUSING, NATIONA
NON - RELATIVE
PARTNER'S EMPLOYER
PARTNER'S EMPLOYERS
PERSON I WAS STAYING WITH
POLICE BARRACKS
PRIVATE ACCOMODATION
RENTING
SCHOOL
SCHOOL BUNGALOW
SOCIAL MOTHER
SOME GHANAIANS WHO LATER BECAME MY FRIENDS
SQUATTING
STEP FATHER
THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT
THE GOVERNMENT OF GERMANY
THINK TWICE FISHING COMPANY
U.K GOVERNMENT
UNITED NATIONS
UNITED NATIONS (U.N)
UNIVERSITY ACCOMODATION
UNIVERSITY FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
UNIVERSITY HALL
UNIVERSITY HOSTEL
UNKNOWN PERSON
WHERE I LEARNT THE OCCUPATION
WHITEMAN WHO HAS NO FAMILY TIES
WHITEMEN
WITHOUT FAMILY TIES
WITHOUT FAMILY TIES (EMPLOYER)
WITHOUT FAMILY TIES WHO IS THE OWNER
.b
What type of accommodation did you have
What type of accommodation did you have
What type of accommodation did you have
What type of accommodation did you have
What type of accommodation did you have
311. What type of accommodation did you have?
7741
43
1
A room
2
An apartment
3
A traditional house
4
A multi-storey compound house
5
A single storey compound house
6
Other, Specify
7
A mansion/villa
Sysmiss
Specify the other type of accommodation
Specify the other type of accommodation
Specify the other type of accommodation
Specify the other type of accommodation
Specify the other type of accommodation
311. What type of accommodation did you have?
Other => Specify
If q311 in 6
358
8
10 PEOPLE
2-ROOM IN RETIRED HOUSE
3-BED HOUSE
4 BEDROOM HOUSE
A FLAT
A HOUSE
A MAGNIFICENT SINGLE STOREY HSE.
A MANSION/VILLA
A MASION/VILLA
A MULTI STOREY BUILDING
A MULTI STOREY HOUSE
A MULTI STOREY HOUSE. 10 BEDROOM
A MULTI STOREY HOUSE. 10 BEDROOMS
A MULTI- STORY HOUSE
A MULTI-STOREY HOUSE
A REFUGEE CAMP
A SINGLE - STOREY HOUSE
A SINGLE STOREY
A SINGLE STOREY 4 BEDROOM
A SINGLE STOREY HOUSE
A SINGLE STOREY HOUSE. 2 BEDROOM
A SINGLE STOREY HSE
A SINGLE STOREY HSE.
A SINGLE STOREY SELF-CONTAINER HOUSE
A SINGLE STORY HOUSE
A SINGLE-STOREY HOUSE
A SINGLE-STORY HOUSE
A STUDENT HOSTEL
A WOODEN STRUCTURES
BAKERY SHOP
BANGALOU
BANGLOW
BEDSIT
BIG BANGLOW
BOARDING HOUSE
BOARDING SCHOOL
BOYS QUARTERS
BUNGALOW
BUNGALOW BUILDING
CAMP
CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION
CATERING HOSTEL
CHAMBER & HALL
CHAMBER & HALL SELF CONTAIN
CHAMBER AND HALL
CHAMBER AND HALL 2 ROOMS
CHAMBER HALL
CHAMBERAND HALL
COMPAMY BUNGALOW
COMPANY BUNGALOW
COMPOUND HOUSE
DETACHED HOUSE
DORMETRY
DORMITARY
DORMITORY
ESTATE
FAMILY HOUSE
GARAGE
GUEST HOUSE WHERE SISTER WAS IN CHARGE
HALL
HOSTEL
HOUSE
INSTITUION
KIOSK
LARGE TERRACE HOUSE
MAISONETTE
MANSION, VILLA
MANSION/ VILLA
MANSION/VILLA
MASIONETTE
MODERN HOSTEL
MODERN HOSTEL WITH SELF-CONTAINED ROOMS
MULTI STOREY HOUSE
MULTI STOREY UNCOMPLETED HSE
MULTI-STOREY HOUSE
MULTI-STOREY HOUSE ADJACENT TO OTHERS,OWN ENTRENCE
ONE BEDROOM
SELF CONTAINED
SELF-CONTAINED
SEMI DETACHED ESTATE BUILDING
SEMI DETACHED HOUSE
SEMI DETCHED ESTATE BUILDING
SHARED DORMITORY
SINGLE
SINGLE STOREY HOUSE
SINGLE HOUSE
SINGLE STORE HOUSE
SINGLE STORE HSE
SINGLE STOREY
SINGLE STOREY DETACHED HOUSE
SINGLE STOREY HOUSE
SINGLE STOREY HOUSE.
SINGLE STOREY HSE
SINGLE STOREY HSE.
SINGLE STOREY SEMI DETACHED HSE
SINGLE STOREY SEMI-DETACHED HSE
SINGLE STORY
SINGLE STORY HOME
SINGLE STORY HOUSE
SINGLE STORY HSE
SNGLE STORY HOUSE
SPARE ROOM
STUDENT HOSTEL
STUDENT HOSTEL PAID FOR BY EMPLOYER
TERRACE
TERRACE HOUSE
TERRACED HOUSE
TERRACED HOUSE (UK STYLE)
THREE BED HOUSE
UNCLOMPLETED SINGLE STOREY HOUSE
UNCOMPLETED MULTI STOREY HOUSE
UNCOMPLETED MULTI-STOREY COMPUND
UNCOMPLETED SINGLE STOREY HOUSE
UNCOMPLETED STOREY BUILDING.
UNIVERSITY ACCOMODATION
VARIOUS
WOODEN STRUCTURE
hostel/boarding school
.a
.b
When you lived in this room/house, the financial situation was
When you lived in this room/house, the financial situation was
When you lived in this room/house, the financial situation was
When you lived in this room/house, the financial situation was
When you lived in this room/house, the financial situation was
312. When you lived in this room/house: on average, would you say that the financial situation of the household regarding the purchase of basic goods was...
7729
55
1
More than sufficient?
2
Sufficient?
3
Just sufficient?
4
Insufficient?
Sysmiss
Would you say that your living conditions were
Would you say that your living conditions were
Would you say that your living conditions were
Would you say that your living conditions were
Would you say that your living conditions were
313. And relative to other people from the village/town/city where you were living, on average, would you say that your living conditions were...
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7709
75
1
Better?
2
Equivalent?
3
Less good?
Sysmiss
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
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7700
84
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
7784
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
7784
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
2432
5352
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
7784
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
7784
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
8148
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
8148
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
5599
2549
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
5599
2549
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
5354
2794
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
5513
2635
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
5513
2635
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
5483
2665
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Period number
Period number
Period number
Period number
Period number
8148
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
8148
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
8148
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
8148
21
76
43.451
12.196
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
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8047
101
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Start year
Start year
Start year
Start year
Start year
401D - 401F. Start and end years
Start year
8148
1939
2009
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
End year
End year
End year
End year
End year
401D - 401F. Start and end years
End year
6483
1665
1943
2009
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
During this period you were primarily
During this period you were primarily
During this period you were primarily
During this period you were primarily
During this period you were primarily
402. During this period, you were primarily:
If q402 not in 2 => 406
8137
11
1
Studying (enrolled in an educational institution)
2
Economically active, including family help, apprentice/trainee or intern
3
Unemployed
4
Homemaker
5
Retired
6
Other inactive
Sysmiss
Specify what you were
Specify what you were
Specify what you were
Specify what you were
Specify what you were
402. During this period, you were primarily:
Other inactive => Specify
If q402 in 6
228
19
AT HOME
AT HOME AWAITAIN RESULTS OF EXAMS
AT HOME AWAITING EXAMINATION RESULT
AT HOME AWAITING RESULTS OF EXAMS
AT HOME DOING NOTHING
AT HOME DROP OUT OF SCHOOL DUE TO FAMILY
AT HOME FROM AGE 6 TO 9
AT HOME HELPING MUM
AT HOME HELPING WITH HOUSE CHORES
AT HOME RIGHT AFTER MIDDLE SCHOOL
AT HOME RIGHT AFTHER COMPLETION PF MIDDLE SCHOOL
AT HOME TAKING CARE OF HER SICK SISTER
AT HOME. (HAD NOT STARTED SCHOOL YET)
AT HOME. STOP LEARNING HAIR DRESSING
ATTENDED AN ISLAMIC SCHOOL (MAKA RANTA)
ATTENDING TO SICK MOTHER IN LAW
AWAITING NATIONAL SERVICE POSTINGS
BABY SITTING
CASUAL WORKER AS A POTTER
CHILD BIRTH
COMPLETED SCHOOL AND SAT IN THE HOUSE FOR 2 YEARS
COMPLETED SCHOOL AND STAYED AT HOME
COMPLETED SCHOOL AND WAS AT HOME
COMPLETED SCHOOL AND WAS AT HOME AWAITING RESULTS
COMPLETED SCHOOL AND WAS IN THE HOUSE
CONVALESCENT
EGO WAS FARMING TO FEED ONLY HER FAMILY
FARMING
FELL SICK
FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED BY CHURCH
FINISHED SECONDARY SCHOOL FORM 4 AND WAS IN THE HS
GOT PREGNANT AND STOPPED SCHOOLING SO SHE WAS AT
HAD NOT STARTED SCHOOLING
HAD NOT STARTED SCHOOLING BUT AT HOME A
HAD NOT STARTED SCHOOLING YET
HELPED HER MOTHER ON THE FARM
HELPED HIS FATRHER TO FARM
HELPED HIS STEPMOTHER TO FARM IN TOGO
HELPING MOTHER AT HOME
HELPS MOTHER TO SELL KENKEY
HOME
HOME HAD NOT STARTED SCHOOLYET
I STAYED AT HOME FOR A YEAR AFTER SCHOOL
I STOPPED SCHOOL AND STAYED AT HOME
I WAS A REFUGEE IN MALTA
IDLE
IDLE AFTER DROPPING FROM SECONDARY SCHOOL
IDLE IN THE HAUSE AFTER COMPLETING SCHOOL
IDLE IN THE HOUSE
IDLE, DID NOT DO ANYTHING
ILL HEALTH
ILL WITH BACK PAIN
ILL-HEALTH
ILLNESS (UNEMPLOYED)
ILLNESS, DIAGNOSED STOMACH CANCER
IMPRISONED
IN THE HOUSE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL
IN THE HOUSE NOT SCHOOLING
INACTIVE
INACTIVE, STOPPED GOING TO SCHOOL
INACTIVITY DUE TO FOOTBALL INJURY
INACTIVITY DUE TO SCHOOL STRIKE
INDISPOSED
JUST IN THE HOUSE
JUST STAY AT HOME
JUST STAYED AT HOME
JUST STAYED AT HOME BUT DID NOT GO TO SCHOOL.
JUST STAYED AT HOME DOING NOTHING
JUST STAYING AT HOME
JUST STAZING AT HOME DOING NOTHING
KORANIC SCHOOL
LEFT SCHOOL AND WAS WITH THE MOTHER WORKING
MALARIYA INFECTION, STAYED AT HOME FOR 18 MONTHS
MARRIED AND WAS SUPPOSED TO BE IN THE HOUSE FOR A
MEDICAL TREATMENT
MISSION
NO SCHOOLING JUST AT HOME
NURSING MOTHER
ON LEAVE
PERFORMING WIDOWHOOD RITE
PLANNING TO TRAVEL
PREGNANT
PREGNANT AT HOME
PREPARING TO LEAVE TO UK
REFUSED TO GIVE INFORMATION ON HIS ACTIVITES
RETAILING WOMEN SCARFS
REV FATHER (CATHOLIC PRIEST)
SERVING HER MASTER, TRAINED HER BECOME SEAMSTRESS
SET OUT ON A JOURNEY BY KAND TO EUROPE
SHE WAS AT HOME FROM AGE 6 TO 10
SHE WAS HELPING HER MOTHER TO MONG FISH IN THE HOU
SICK
SICK (HEART PROBLEM)
SICK AND AT HOME
SICK: INVOLVED IN A SERIOUS MOTTOR ACCIDENT
STATED AT HOME AWAITING RESULTS
STAYED AT HOME
STAYED AT HOME AFTER FATHER'S DEATH IN '68
STAYED AT HOME AFTER JHS COMPLETION
STAYED AT HOME AWAITING RESULT
STAYED AT HOME BECAUSE OF STRIKE.
STAYED AT HOME DOING NOTHING
STAYED AT HOME HELPING WITH HOUSE CHORES
STAYED AT HOME HELPING WITH HOUSE CHORS.
STAYED AWAY FROM SCHOOL FOR 2 YEARS
STAYED IN THE HOUSE
STAYING AT HOME
STAYS AT HOME HELPING WITH HOUSE CHORES
STOPED SCHOOLING DUE TO FONANCIAL CONSTRAINS
STOPPED SCHOOL
STOPPED SCHOOLING
STOPPED SCHOOLING AND WAS IN THE HOUSE
STOPPED SCHOOLING FOR A YEAR AND WAS IN THE HOUSE
STOPPED WORKING DUE TO ILLNESS (KIDNEYS)
STUDY LEAVE WITH PAYMENT FROM EMPLOYER
TAKING CARE OF SICK HUSBAND
TAKING CARE OF SICK MOTHER
TENDING THE FLOCK AT HOME
TRAINING AS TELEPHONIST
TRAVELING
TRAVELING AND COMPLETING A- LEVELS
UMEMPLOYED, RE TAKING EXAMS
UNABLE TO WORK LEGALLY
VOLUNATRY ALLOWANCE
WAITING FOR MY EXAMS RESULTS
WAS AT HOME NOT SCHOOLING
WAS IN THE HOUSE HELPING HER MOTHER WITH HOUSE CH
WAS IN THE HOUSE JUST HELPING UNCLE ON THE FARM.
WASN'T ABLE TO WORK FOR HEALTH REASONS
.b
Profession in plain text
Profession in plain text
Profession in plain text
Profession in plain text
Profession in plain text
403. What was your exact occupation during this period? What were your tasks?
Plain text answer
If q402 in 2
4724
What was your exact occupation during this period: 1st activity
What was your exact occupation during this period: 1st activity
What was your exact occupation during this period: 1st activity
What was your exact occupation during this period: 1st activity
What was your exact occupation during this period: 1st activity
403. What was your exact occupation during this period? What were your tasks?
1st activity
If q402 in 2
4456
3692
111
Farmers
112
Market gardeners, orchard workers (planters), nursery workers
113
Livestock producers
114
Herders, pastoralists
115
Mixed crop and livestock farmers
116
Forestry and related workers, woodcutters
117
Crop farm labourers, fishery workers
118
Fishery and aquaculture labourers, hunters and gatherers, wholesale fish merchants
119
Gold and diamond diggers, miners, quarry workers, well diggers
121
Rural instructors, agricultural trainers
122
Agricultural supervisors, water and forestry officials, farming technicians
123
Other primary sector workers not elsewhere classified
204
Business
211
Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers (hair plaiters, etc.)
212
Launderers and pressers
213
Astrologers, fortune-tellers and related workers, medicine men
214
Domestic servants: gardeners, kitchen boys, housekeeping supervisors, maids, home helpers, child carers (baby-sitters), domestic cleaners, watchmen
215
Personal services workers not elsewhere classified (town crier, etc.)
221
Travel attendants (transport and tourism): travel attendants and travel stewards, travel guides, receptionists
222
Cooks, kitchen helpers, restaurant operators
223
Head waiters
224
Waiters and bartenders, bellboys
225
Building, cleaning and housekeeping supervisors
226
Other restaurant and hotel workers not elsewhere classified: dishwashers, lift-boys, hotel cleaners, chambermaids, etc.
231
Fire-fighters, police officers, prison guards
232
Security guards, night watchmen
233
Commissioned and non-commissioned armed forces officers and police officers
234
Armed forces occupations, other ranks
240
Saleswoman
241
Salespersons
242
Businessmen, entrepreneurs, freight forwarders, importers and exporters, wholesalers
243
Shopkeepers, "boutique" salespersons, news-stand managers
244
Shop salespersons, including petrol pump attendants, phone booth attendants (telecentre)
245
Stall and market salespersons, including coal merchants
246
Street vendors of food products
247
Street vendors of non-food products (peddlers, door-to-door, etc.), shoe-shine boys, hawkers, newspaper sellers, etc. (In Senegal only: bana-bana, baol-baol)
248
Tellers, cashiers and ticket clerks
249
Other sales workers not elsewhere classified: fashion and other models, sales demonstrators, contact centre salespersons, food service counter attendants, salespersons not elsewhere classified, commercial agents, informal sector sales agents, etc.
251
Car, taxi, van, motorcycle drivers
252
Bus, coach, locomotive and tram drivers
253
Transport conductors, "coxers"
254
Drivers of animal-drawn vehicles and machinery (carts, etc.)
261
Child care workers and teachers' aides
262
Nursing assistants
310
Handicraft workers not elsewhere classified
311
Machinery mechanics and repairers (motor vehicles, agricultural and industrial machinery, bicycles, etc.), car mechanics, vulcanizers
312
Building frame and related trades workers: house builders, bricklayers, stonemasons, stone cutters, splitters and carvers, carpenters and joiners, brick makers, etc.
313
Building finishers and related trades workers: roofers, floor layers and tile setters, plasterers, glaziers, plumbers and pipe fitters, air conditioning and refrigeration mechanics, painters
314
Electrical and electronic equipment installers and repairers: building and related electricians, electrical mechanics and fitters, power line installers and servicers, repairers (radio, TV, etc.)
315
Food processing and related trades workers
316
Wood treaters, cabinet-makers, joiners and related trades workers
317
Garment and related trades workers: tailors, dressmakers, embroiderers, weavers, dyers, upholsterers, tanners, shoemakers, leather workers, etc.
318
Metal treaters: blacksmiths, metal polishers, wheel grinders and tool sharpeners, welders, sheet and structural metal workers, scrap metal workers
319
Handicraft workers: musical instrument makers and tuners, jewellery and precious-metal workers, potters, glass workers, sign writers, decorative painters, engravers and etchers, basket makers, mat and carpet weavers
321
Assembly workers, assemblers (all industrial sectors); packaging workers
322
Machine tool operators, stationary plant and machine operators, extraction or processing plant operators (all industrial sectors), turners
323
Heavy truck and lorry drivers, mobile plant operators, mobile farm and forestry plant operators, earthmoving and related plant operators, crane and hoist operators, lifting truck operators, canoe steersmen, ships' deck crews and related workers
324
Industrial workers not elsewhere classified
401
Mining and construction labourers, semi-skilled manufacturing workers, labourers
402
Freight handlers, dockers
403
Material recording clerks: warehouse workers, etc.
404
Street and related service workers not elsewhere classified: parkers, etc.
405
Refuse workers, garbage and recycling collectors, refuse sorters, sweepers and related labourers
406
Elementary health sector occupations: operating theatre assistant, medication distributors
407
Orderlies, delivery boys, messengers, package deliverers and luggage porters
408
Elementary workers not elsewhere classified
501
Secretaries, typists and keyboard operators (word processing, teletyping, etc.)
502
Customer services clerks, client information workers, (call centre workers, telephone switchboard operators, pollsters)
503
Numerical and material recording clerks, statistical, finance and insurance clerks: accounting and bookkeeping clerks, payroll clerks, stock clerks, transport clerks, etc.
504
Clerical support workers not elsewhere classified: library workers, mail carriers and sorting clerks, coding, proof-reading and related clerks, scribes, filing and copying clerks
611
Chemical and physical science technicians, physical and engineering science technicians, (civil engineering, electricity, electronics, mechanical engineering, etc.) and life science technicians (biology, zoology, pedology, toxicology, etc.)
612
Industrial technicians, draughtspersons
613
Information and communications technicians, (operations, user support, computer network and systems technicians, Internet technicians, etc.)
614
Telecommunications, broadcasting and audio-visual technicians
615
Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians: ship's office
616
Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors
621
Financial associate professionals: securities and finance dealers and brokers, credit and loans officers, accountants, valuers and loss assessors, etc.
622
Sales and purchasing agents: insurance representatives, commercial sales representatives (sales agents, commercial agents), buyers, trade brokers
623
Business services agents: clearing and forwarding agents, conference and event planners, employment agents and contractors, real estate agents and property managers, etc.
624
Regulatory government associate professionals (excluding police): customs and border inspectors, government tax and excise officials, government social benefits officials, government licensing officials, etc.
625
Administrative, executive and specialized secretaries (legal, medical)
626
Business and administration associate professionals not elsewhere classified
631
Medical and pharmaceutical technicians
632
Other health associate professionals: dental assistants and
641
Sports and fitness workers: athletes and sports players (wrestlers, etc.), sports coaches, instructors and officials, etc.
642
Artistic and cultural associate professionals: gallery, museum and library technicians
643
Other associate professionals not elsewhere classified
711
Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians
712
Physical science and life science professionals: physicists,
713
Science and engineering professionals, including information technology
714
Information and communications technology professionals (software and applications developers and analysts, Web and multimedia developers, database and network professionals)
715
Architects, planners, surveyors and designers
721
Social science professionals: demographers, economists, sociologists, anthropologists, philosophers, historians, psychologists, etc.
722
Authors, journalists and related writers
723
Librarians, archivists and curators
724
Translators, interpreters and other linguists
725
Musician
731
Medical doctors
732
Nursing and midwifery professionals
733
Traditional healers, medicine men, traditional and complementary medicine professionals
734
Other health professionals: dentists, pharmacists, orthophonists, physiotherapists, veterinary surgeons, etc.
735
Social workers and educators
736
ONG coordinators, leaders, managers
741
University and higher education teachers, researchers
742
Vocational education teachers
743
Secondary education teachers
744
Primary school teachers
745
Early childhood educators
746
Other teaching professionals: specialized educators, language teachers, arts teachers, etc.
747
Teaching managers: primary and secondary school head teachers, teaching inspectors
748
Other teaching professionals not elsewhere classified: careers advisers, supervisors, inspectors, peripatetic teachers, etc
751
Visual artists: painters, sculptors, illustrators, designers
752
Composers, musicians, singers, griots
753
Actors, dancers and choreographers, artistic directors
754
Photographers, interior designers and decorators
755
Announcers on radio, television and other media
756
Other artistic and cultural professionals not elsewhere classified
761
Business and administration professionals (finance, marketing, public relations, accounting)
762
Barristers, magistrates, clerks of court, notaries, bailiffs
763
Religious professionals: imams, marabouts, madrassa teachers, priests, pastors, evangelists, members of religious orders
764
Other professionals not elsewhere classified
801
Legislators: ministers, members of parliament, mayors, advisors
802
Senior government officials (ambassador, consul, prefect, etc.)
803
Traditional chiefs and heads of village or district
804
Managing directors and chief executives, senior managers (all sectors)
805
Owners and managers of hotels, restaurants, commercial businesses and other services
Sysmiss
Codification of q403.
Were you
Were you
Were you
Were you
Were you
404. Were you...
If q404 in 4, 5, 6, 7 => 406
If q402 in 2
4650
3498
1
Higher-level occupation
2
Skilled employee or worker
3
Unskilled employee, worker, labourer
4
Employer
5
Self-employed (w/o employees)
6
Apprentice/trainee, intern
7
Helping family member in a family business or farm
Sysmiss
Wage-earner: answers 1 to 3
In non-wage employment: answers 4 to 7
Who was your employer
Who was your employer
Who was your employer
Who was your employer
Who was your employer
405. Who was your employer?
If q402 in 2
If q404 in 1, 2, 3
2310
5838
1
A public or semi-public administration (ECG)
2
An International Organisation
3
An association (co-operative, trade union, church, NGO...)
4
An(other) private company
5
Private individual (domestic work)
Sysmiss
Would you say that during this period you had enough to live
Would you say that during this period you had enough to live
Would you say that during this period you had enough to live
Would you say that during this period you had enough to live
Would you say that during this period you had enough to live
406. All-in-all would you say that during this period you had enough to live on from day-to-day?
8066
82
1
Yes, absolutely
2
No, not at all
3
It depended
Sysmiss
During this period did you receive
During this period did you receive
During this period did you receive
During this period did you receive
During this period did you receive
407. At one moment or another during this period, did you receive...
Multiple answers
If no resource => Check off and go to the next period
8052
96
No resource
1
1 2
1 2 3 5
1 2 4 7
1 2 4 9
1 2 5
1 2 5 7
1 2 7
1 2 8
1 2 9
1 3
1 3 2
1 3 5
1 4
1 5
1 5 4
1 5 6
1 5 9
1 6
1 7
1 8
1 8 2
1 8 5
1 8 9
1 9
1 9 2
1 9 7
1 9 8
2
2 1
2 3
2 3 5
2 4
2 5
2 5 1
2 5 6
2 5 6 8
2 5 6 9
2 5 8
2 5 9
2 6
2 6 9
2 8
2 9
2 9 4
2 9 8
3
3 2
3 4 8
3 4 9
3 5
3 9
4
4 2
4 5
4 5 6
4 5 7 9
4 7
4 8
4 9
5
5 1
5 2
5 3
5 4 7 9
5 6
5 6 7
5 6 8
5 6 9
5 7
5 7 9
5 8
5 9
6
6 2
6 5
6 5 9
6 8
6 9
6 9 8
7
7 2
7 8
7 9
8
8 1
8 1 2
8 1 6
8 1 9
8 2
8 2 1
8 2 6
8 2 9
8 3
8 4
8 5
8 5 9
8 6
8 7
8 7 9
8 9
8 9 2
9
9 1
9 2
9 4
9 6
9 7 4
9 8
9 8 5
.a
.b
.c
During this period did you receive: No earning
During this period did you receive: No earning
During this period did you receive: No earning
During this period did you receive: No earning
During this period did you receive: No earning
407. At one moment or another during this period, did you receive...
No earning
8148
No
1
Yes
During this period did you receive: Wage, income from main activity
During this period did you receive: Wage, income from main activity
During this period did you receive: Wage, income from main activity
During this period did you receive: Wage, income from main activity
During this period did you receive: Wage, income from main activity
407. At one moment or another during this period, did you receive...
A wage, income from your main activity
8148
No
1
Yes
During this period did you receive: Income from moonlighting
During this period did you receive: Income from moonlighting
During this period did you receive: Income from moonlighting
During this period did you receive: Income from moonlighting
During this period did you receive: Income from moonlighting
407. At one moment or another during this period, did you receive...
Income from a secondary activity, e.g. moonlighting, small jobs, occasional employment
8148
No
1
Yes
During this period did you receive: Unemployment benefit
During this period did you receive: Unemployment benefit
During this period did you receive: Unemployment benefit
During this period did you receive: Unemployment benefit
During this period did you receive: Unemployment benefit
407. At one moment or another during this period, did you receive...
An unemployment benefit
8148
No
1
Yes
During this period did you receive: Retirement/disability/other type of pension
During this period did you receive: Retirement/disability/other type of pension
During this period did you receive: Retirement/disability/other type of pension
During this period did you receive: Retirement/disability/other type of pension
During this period did you receive: Retirement/disability/other type of pension
407. At one moment or another during this period, did you receive...
A retirement pension, disability pension, other type of pension
8148
No
1
Yes
During this period did you receive: Social benefit
During this period did you receive: Social benefit
During this period did you receive: Social benefit
During this period did you receive: Social benefit
During this period did you receive: Social benefit
407. At one moment or another during this period, did you receive...
Social benefits (family allowances, welfare benefits)
8148
No
1
Yes
During this period did you receive: Scholarship
During this period did you receive: Scholarship
During this period did you receive: Scholarship
During this period did you receive: Scholarship
During this period did you receive: Scholarship
407. At one moment or another during this period, did you receive...
A scholarship
8148
No
1
Yes
During this period did you receive: Income from rents, interests or other
During this period did you receive: Income from rents, interests or other
During this period did you receive: Income from rents, interests or other
During this period did you receive: Income from rents, interests or other
During this period did you receive: Income from rents, interests or other
407. At one moment or another during this period, did you receive...
Income from rents, interest or other capital income
8148
No
1
Yes
During this period did you receive: Other resources
During this period did you receive: Other resources
During this period did you receive: Other resources
During this period did you receive: Other resources
During this period did you receive: Other resources
407. At one moment or another during this period, did you receive...
Other resources
8148
No
1
Yes
During this period did you receive: Transfers from abroad
During this period did you receive: Transfers from abroad
During this period did you receive: Transfers from abroad
During this period did you receive: Transfers from abroad
During this period did you receive: Transfers from abroad
407. At one moment or another during this period, did you receive...
Transfers from abroad
8148
No
1
Yes
During this period did you receive: No answer
During this period did you receive: No answer
During this period did you receive: No answer
During this period did you receive: No answer
During this period did you receive: No answer
407. At one moment or another during this period, did you receive...
No answer
8148
No
1
Yes
Specify the other resources
Specify the other resources
Specify the other resources
Specify the other resources
Specify the other resources
407. At one moment or another during this period, did you receive...
Other resources => Specify
If q407_8 in 1
2326
143
"CHOP MONEY" (HOUSE KEEPING MONEY)
A MERGER MONTHLY ALLOWANCE FROM MY PARENTS
ACCASSIONAL POCKET MONEY
ALLAWANCE FROM GOV'T
ALLAWANCES FROM CHILDREN
ALLOWANCE
ALLOWANCE FRMO GOVERNMENT
ALLOWANCE FROM AUNTIE
ALLOWANCE FROM CHILDREN/RELATIVES
ALLOWANCE FROM DUTVH SCHOLARSHIP
ALLOWANCE FROM EMPLOYER
ALLOWANCE FROM GHANA POLICE SERVICE
ALLOWANCE FROM INSTITUTIONS AND PARENTS
ALLOWANCE FROM JESUIT INSTITUTIONS
ALLOWANCE FROM NATIONAL SERVICES AND HELP FROM PARENTS
ALLOWANCE FROM PARTNER
ALLOWANCE FROM THE NGO
ALLOWANCE TEACHING
ALLOWANCES FROM AUNTIE ON HER SAVING MADE WHEN SHE WAS WORKING
ALLOWANCES FROM FARMING ACTIVITY
ALLOWANCES FROM PARTNER
ALLOWANNE FROM NATIONAL SERVICE
ALSO SOLD BREAD
ASYLUM ALLOWANCE
AUNTIE GIVES HIM FOOD, CLOTHE, MEDICINE ETC.
BASED ON THE SEASON; IF FRUITFULL WE ARE SOMETIMES GIVEN MONEY (MOTIVATION) FROM DAD
BEING FED AT HOME
BENEFACTOR
BENEFITS FORM FATEHR
BOARDING ALLOWANCE FROM PARENT
BROTHER AND MUM
BROTHER AND SISTER HELPED FINANCIALLY
BROTHER TOOK CARE OF HIM
BURSARY, FAMILY HELP
CASH FROM BOYFRIEND
CHILDREN'S FATHER
CHOP MONEY
CHOP MONEY (POCKET MONEY)
CHURCH DONATIONS
DAD, BROTHER AND AUNTRY
DAILY ALLAWANCE FROM BROTHER
DAILY EXPENDITURE INCOME FROM PARTNER
DAILY FOOD EXPENDITURE
DAILY TRANSPORT AND POCKET MONEY
DEPENDED ON INCOME OF PARENTS
DEPENDED ON SAVINGS MADE IN LIBERIA
DEPENDENT ON PARENTS
DEPENDING ON UNLCE
EXTRA CLASSES
EXTRA CLASSES FOR STUDENTS
FAMILY
FAMILY ALLAWANCE FROM MY HUSBAND
FAMILY ALLAWANCE FROMM MY PARTNER
FAMILY ALLOWANCE
FAMILY ALLOWANCES FROM PARTNER
FAMILY CARE
FAMILY CHOP MONEYF RO MY PARTNER
FAMILY HELP
FAMILY KEEPING ALLOWANCE FOR DAILY EXPENSES
FAMILY SPONSORED
FAMILY SPONSORSHIP
FAMILY SUPPORT
FATHER
FATHER PROVIDED FOR HIM
FEEDING MONEY
FEEDING MONEY FROM BROTHER
FEEDING MONEY FROM EMPLOYER
FEEDING MONEY FROM EMPLOYER WHICH WAS NOT A SALARY
FEEDING MONEY FROM HUSBAND
FEEDING MONEY FROM PARENTS
FEEDING MONEY FROM PARTNER
FEEDING MONEY PARENT
FEEDING TAKEN CARE OF BY RESTAURANT
FEEDING WAS TAKEN CARE OF BY DOCTOR
FEW MONIES FROM THOSE I WAS LIVING WITH & FRIENDS
FINACIAL SUPPORT FROM SIBBLINGS.
FINANCIAL HELP FROM FRIENDS
FINANCIAL SUPPORT + (POCKET MONEY ) FROM PARENTS.
FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM FRIENDS.
FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM HUSBAND
FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM PARTNER
FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM PARTNER AND MOTHER
FINANCIAL SUPPORT, HOUSE KEEPING ALLOWANCE FROM HUSBAND.
FOOD
FOR MY UPKEEP
FRIENDS
FRIENDS, WIFE
FROM A FRIEND
FROM AUNT
FROM BROTHER
FROM BROTHER & AUNT
FROM BROTHER IN UK AND ALSO FROM HELPING A FRIEND
FROM BROTHERS & PERSONAL SAVINGS
FROM BROTHERS AND SISTERS
FROM CHILDREN
FROM CHILDREN WHO ARE NOW WORKING
FROM FAMILY AND PARTNER
FROM FAMILY MEMBER
FROM FATHER
FROM FRIENDS
FROM FRIENDS & ESPECIALLY WIFE
FROM FRIENDS & FAMILY RELATIONS
FROM FRIENDS, CHILDREN & RELATIVES
FROM FRIENDS, VARIED
FROM GIFTS
FROM GRAND PARENTS
FROM GRANDMOTHER
FROM HUSBAND
FROM MASTER
FROM MOTHER
FROM MY AUNT
FROM MY BOY FRIEND
FROM MY MOTHER
FROM MY PARTNER
FROM MY PARTNERS INCOME
FROM MY SISTER AND PARTNERS INCOME
FROM MY UNLCE
FROM PARENTS
FROM PARENTS AND GRAND PARENTS
FROM PARTNER
FROM PARTNER HOUSE KEEPING MONEY
FROM PARTNER ID 02
FROM PARTNER ID O1
FROM PERSONAL SAVINGS
FROM RELATIVES
FROM SISTER
FROM SMALL ALLOWANCES FROM RELATIVES
FROM SPOUSE
FROM UNCLE
FROM WIFE
GIFT
GIFTS
GIFTS FROM FAMILY MEMBER AND MONEY FROM CHILDREN
GIFTS FROM FRIENDS AND LOVEDONES
GOT A SUM OF MONEY BECAUSE COMPANY WAS TAKEN OVER
GOV'T SCHOLARSHIP AND PARENTS HELP
GOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT ALLOWANCE AND PARENTS
GOVERNMENT ALLOWANCE PARENTS HELPED
GOVERNMENT ALLOWANCES & POCKET MONEY FROM PARENT
GOVT STUDENT LOAN PLUS HELP FROM SOCIAL MOTHER
GOVT STUDENT LOAN, PARENT'S SUPPORT
GRANDMOTHER
GRANT
Gets money from her daughter and son-in-law is buy petty things
HE NOW DEPENNDS ON THE WIFE FOR POCKET MONEY
HELP FROM A FRIEND
HELP FROM FRIEND
HELP FROM MOTHER AND PARTNER'S FAMILY
HELP FROM PARENTS
HELP FROM UNCLE
HER OWN SAVINGS OR RESOURCE FROM ENGLAND
HIS PERSONAL MONEY FRIEND FROM U.S.A
HOUSE KEEPING ALLOWANCE
HOUSE KEEPING ALLOWANCE FROM HUSBAND
HOUSE KEEPING ALLOWANCES
HOUSE KEEPING ALLOWNACE
HOUSE KEEPING MONEY
HOUSE KEEPING MONEY FROM HUSBAND
HOUSE KEEPING MONEY FROM PARTNER
HOUSE-KEEPING MONEY
HOUSEKEEPING
HOUSEKEEPING ALLOWANCE
HOUSEKEEPING ALLOWANCE FROM HUSBAND
HOUSEKEEPING ALLOWANCE FROM PARTNER
HOUSEKEEPING ALLOWANCES
HOUSEKEEPING MONEY
HOUSEKEEPING MONEY FROM PARTNER
HUSBAND
HUSBAND PAID THE BILLS AND SUPPORTED HER
HUSBAND PROVIDED
HUSBAND PROVIDES EVERY NEED IN THE HOME
I RECEIVED A STUDENT LOAN AT MY HIGHER EDUCATION LEVEL
I RECEIVED SUPPORT FROM MY FAMILY
I WAS BEING SUPPORTED BY MY FRIEND
INCOME FROM ASYLUM
INCOME FROM CHILDREN AND PROFIT FROM COCOA
INCOME FROM MY HUSBAND
INCOME FROM MY PARTNER
INCOME IN KIND
JESUIT CONGREGATION
JESUIT CONGREGATION PLUS CREDIT CARD
LIVING FROM SAVING FROM SCHOLARSHIP
LIVING WITH FAMILY, COST COVERED AND POCKET MONEY
LOAN FROM BANK
LOAN PLUS PARENTS
LUMP SUM
MONEY FOR COOKING FROM PARTNER
MONEY FOR SCHOOL
MONEY FOR UP KEEP
MONEY FROM BOYFRIEND
MONEY FROM BROTHER
MONEY FROM BROTHER & PARENT
MONEY FROM BROTHER IN GHANA
MONEY FROM CHILDREN
MONEY FROM CHURCH, FRIENDS, MY HOST
MONEY FROM DAD WHO IS OUTSIDE
MONEY FROM FAMILY
MONEY FROM FAMILY MEMBERS
MONEY FROM FATHER
MONEY FROM FATHER THAT IS HER SECOND PARTNER
MONEY FROM FIANCEE & GIFTS FROM FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
MONEY FROM FRIENDS
MONEY FROM HUSBAND
MONEY FROM LOVE ONE & RENTING OF PART OF OUR HOUSE
MONEY FROM MY COUSIN, CHURCH MEMBERS
MONEY FROM MY FAMILY, FRIENDS
MONEY FROM MY FATHER
MONEY FROM MY PARTNER
MONEY FROM PARENT
MONEY FROM PARENTS
MONEY FROM PARENTS/RELATIVES
MONEY FROM PARTNER
MONEY FROM PARTNER AND FAMILY
MONEY FROM PARTNER FOR UPKEEP
MONEY FROM SAVINGS
MONEY FROM SAVINGS AND SIBLINGS
MONEY FROM SON'S FATHER
MONEY FROM SPOUSE
MONEY FROM SUPERVISOR
MONEY FROM THE HUSBAND
MONEY FROM UNCLE
MONEY GOT FROM PARENTS
MONTHLY HOUSE KEEPING ALLOWANCE FROM HUSBAND
MOTHER
MOTHER PROVIDED ALL HER WEEDS
MOTHER PROVIDED ALL NEEDS.
MOTHER PROVIDED FOR ALL HER NEEDS
MY AUNTIE GIVE ME MONEY
MY HUSBAND GAVE ME SOMETHING AS POCKET MONEY
MY HUSBAND WAS SUPPORTING ME
MY MOTHER MOTHER PROVIDED MY NEEDS (FOOD, CLOTHING ETC)
MY PARTNER GIVE ME MONEY
MY SISTERS
MY TRAINER GAVE ME SOME ALLOWANCE AT THE END OF THE MONTH
MY WIFE SOPPORTS ME FINANCIALLY
NATIONAL SERVICE ALLOWANCE
NO RESOURCE
NONE
OCCASIONAL POCKET MONEY
OCCASSIONAL POCKET MONEY
PARENT'S SUPPORT
PARENTS
PARENTS AND BIG SISTER (WHO IS NOW LATE)
PARENTS AND SISTER
PARENTS AND UNCLE
PARENTS ASSISTED HER SOMETIMES
PARENTS HELP
PARENTS HELPED
PARENTS SUPORT
PARENTS SUPPORT
PARENTS SUPPORT, STUDENT LOAN
PARTNER GIVE ME MONEY
PARTNER GIVE ME MONEY
PARTNER GIVES ME
PARTNER GIVES ME MONEY
PARTNER SUPPORTED
PASTORIAL SCHOOL
PAYMENTS FROM STUDY LEAVE
PERSONAL SAVING THE TRANSFER ARE NOT REGULAR
PERSONAL SAVING, THE TRANSFER ARE NOT REGULAR
PERSONAL SAVINGS
PERSONAL SAVINGS & MONEY FROM LOVE ONES
PERSONAL SERVICES AND MONEY FROM ELDER BROTHER
POCEKT MONEY
POCEKT MONEY FROM MY DAD
POCKED MONEY
POCKEET MONEY
POCKET
POCKET MONEY
POCKET & HOUSEKEEPING ALLOWANCES.
POCKET FROM MY MASTER AND THE FAMILY
POCKET FROM MY SPOUSE
POCKET MANEY
POCKET MAONEY
POCKET MENT
POCKET MMONEY
POCKET MNEY FROM FATHER
POCKET MONET
POCKET MONEY
POCKET MONEY & BOARDING ALLOWANCES FOR MISCELLENEOUS PURCHASES
POCKET MONEY & TIPS FROM CUSTOMERS.
POCKET MONEY + TRANS PORTATION
POCKET MONEY ALLAWANCE FROM GOVERNMENT
POCKET MONEY ALLOWANCE FROM PARTNER
POCKET MONEY AND GIFTS FROM FRIENDS
POCKET MONEY AND MONEY FROM PARTNER.
POCKET MONEY AND MONEY FROM SPOUSE.
POCKET MONEY AND NATIONAL SERVICE ALLOWANCE
POCKET MONEY AND TIPS FROM CUSTOMERS
POCKET MONEY FROM BROTHER IN-LAW
POCKET MONEY FROM DAD
POCKET MONEY FROM DAD.
POCKET MONEY FROM FAMILY MEMBERS
POCKET MONEY FROM FATHER
POCKET MONEY FROM FRIENDS AND OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS
POCKET MONEY FROM GRAND MOTHER AND FIANCE
POCKET MONEY FROM HUSBAND
POCKET MONEY FROM MADAM
POCKET MONEY FROM MASTER
POCKET MONEY FROM MOTHER
POCKET MONEY FROM MUM
POCKET MONEY FROM MUM, UNCLES AND AUNTIES
POCKET MONEY FROM MY AUNTIE
POCKET MONEY FROM MY AUNTIES.
POCKET MONEY FROM MY BOYFRIEND
POCKET MONEY FROM MY BROTHER
POCKET MONEY FROM MY BROTHER.
POCKET MONEY FROM MY BROTHERS AND SISTER
POCKET MONEY FROM MY BROTHERS.
POCKET MONEY FROM MY DAD
POCKET MONEY FROM MY DAD AND MUM.
POCKET MONEY FROM MY DAD.
POCKET MONEY FROM MY DAUGHTER WHO IS WORKING NOW
POCKET MONEY FROM MY ELDER SISTER
POCKET MONEY FROM MY FAMILY
POCKET MONEY FROM MY FATHER
POCKET MONEY FROM MY FROM MY PARENTS.
POCKET MONEY FROM MY GRANDMOTHER
POCKET MONEY FROM MY HUSBAND
POCKET MONEY FROM MY MOTHER
POCKET MONEY FROM MY MOTHER.
POCKET MONEY FROM MY MUM AND DAD
POCKET MONEY FROM MY PARENT
POCKET MONEY FROM MY PARENTS
POCKET MONEY FROM MY PARENTS AND RELATIVES
POCKET MONEY FROM MY SISTER
POCKET MONEY FROM MY SPOUSE
POCKET MONEY FROM PARENT
POCKET MONEY FROM PARENT AND SPOUSE
POCKET MONEY FROM PARENTS
POCKET MONEY FROM PARENTS.
POCKET MONEY FROM PRENTS
POCKET MONEY FROM SCHOLARSHIP
POCKET MONEY FROM SISTER
POCKET MONEY FROM SPOUSE
POCKET MONEY FROM THE FAMILY
POCKET MONEY FROM THE HUSBAND
POCKET MONEY FROM THE MASTER(MASON)
POCKET MONEY FROM THE PARENTS
POCKET MONEY FROM THE SPOUSE
POCKET MONEY FROM UNCLE
POCKET MONEY GIFT FROM RELETIVES
POCKET MONEY GIFT FROM SISTER'S
POCKET MONEY MUM AND DAD
POCKET MONEY STUDENT LOAN
POCKET MONEY TO SCHOOL
POCKET MONEY, TIPS FROM CUSTOMERS
POCKET MONEY.
POCKET MONEY/ALLOWANCE FROM PARTNER.
POCKET MONIES
POCKET MONIES FROM FAMILY MEMBER
POCKET MONIES FROM PARENTS
POCKET MONWY FROM MY PARENTS
POCKET MONY
POCKET MOPNEY
POCKETM MONEY
POCKETS MONEY
POCKEY MONEY
POCT MONEY
POKET MONEY
POKET MONEY FROM DAD
POSTGRAD GRANT
PROFIT FROM MY BUSINESS IN GHANA
RECEIVE FEEDING MONEY FROM PARENTS
RECEIVE MONEY FROM PARENTS
RECEIVED FINANCIAL SUPPORT (POCKET MONEY FROM FAMILY (PARENTS)
RECEIVED FINANCIAL SUPPORT (POCKET MONEY) FROM PARENTS
RECEIVED FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM BOTH PARENTS AND FIANCE AT THE TIME.
RECEIVED FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM FATHER & RELATIVES ABROAD.
RECEIVED FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM GRANDMOTHER
RECEIVED FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM HER SISTER
RECEIVED FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM PARENTS
RECEIVED FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM PARENTS, FRIENDS AND OTHER FAMILY EMBERS
RECEIVED MONTHLY ALLOWANCE FOM HUSBAND
RECEIVED POCKET MONEY FROM COUSIN AND HUSBAND
RECEIVED POCKET MONEY FROM PARENTS
RECEIVED POCKET MONEY FROM PARENTS FEED IN THE HOUSE.
RECEIVED SUPPORT (POCKET MONEY FROM PARENTS)
RECEIVED SUPPORT FROM THE FATHER (POCKET MONEY)
RECEIVES FINANCIALLY SUPPORT FROM HUSBAND MONTHLY
RECEIVES POCKET MONEY AND GIFTS (MONEY) FROM VISITING RELATIVES
RECEIVES SUPPORT FROM HER DAUGHTER
RECENED STUDENT'S LOAN FROM SSHIT
REMITTANCE FROM P2
RESOURCE FROM FRIENDS
RESOURCES FROM CHILDREN
RESOURCES WERE IN KIND(FOOD CLOTHES, ETC) AT MONTH'S ENDING
REVENUE GRANT, DID PART TIME NURSING WORK
SALES ON THE BLACK MARKET
SAVINGS
SAVINGS FROM PREVIOUS WORK
SAVINGS MADE IN SOUTH KOREA
SCHOLARSHIP FROM SPONSORING DISTRICT, POCKET MONEY
SCHOOL LOAN, AND SISTER'S SUPPORT
SENIOR COUSIN SUPPORTED
SMALL ALLOWANCE FROM GIFTS AND FATHER
SMALL ALLOWANCES FROM PARENTS
SMALL ALLOWANCES FROM PARENTS AND GIFTS
SMALL INCOME FROM SALES
SOCIAL MOTHER
SOME POCKET MONEY FROM MY SISTER
STAFF DEVELOPMENT - COMPANY PAID
STATE GRANT
STUDENT ALLOWANCE AT TRAINING COLLEGE
STUDENT GRANT
STUDENT GRANTS
STUDENT LOAN
STUDENT LOAN AND SISTER'S SUPPORT
STUDENT LOAN, HELP FROM PARENTS
STUDENT LOANS
STUDY ALLOWANCE
STUDY LEAVE
STUDY LEAVE AND STUDENT LOAN
STUDY LEAVE PAY
STUDY LEAVE PAY.
STUDY LEAVE WITH PAY
SUPPORT FROM CHILDREN
SUPPORT FROM HER PARCENTS (POCKET MONEY)
SUPPORT FROM HUSBAND
SUPPORT FROM MAVIS AND FRIENDS IN SARAGOZA
SUPPORT FROM MY BROTHER
SUPPORT FROM MY CHURCH(S.D.A) AND MY CHILDRENS POCKET MONEY FROM THEIR FATHER
SUPPORT FROM MY FAMILY
SUPPORT FROM PARENTS
SUPPORT FROM PARENTS AND BROTHER
SUPPORT FROM PARENTS AND PERSONAL SAVINGS.
SUPPORT FROM PARTNER
SUPPORT FROM RELATIVES
SUPPORT FROM SIBBLINGS, FRIENDS ETC.
SUPPORT FROM SPOUSE
SUPPORT FROM WIFE
SUPPORTED BY MOTHER
THOUGH I DID NOT HAVE A FORMAL SALARY OR WAGE I GOT MONEY FOR ANY NEED
THROUGH MY OWN WAYS AND MEANS
TIPS
TIPS FROM CUSTMOERS
TIPS FROM CUSTOMER
TIPS FROM CUSTOMERS
TRAINING ALLAWANCE
TRAINING ALLOWANCE
UNCLE
UNCLE AND AUNTY SUPPORTED
UNCLE AND HIS CHILDREN WERE GIVING EGO MONEY
UNCLE IN NL SENDS MONEY SOMETIMES
UNI STUDENT GRANT
UNIVERSITY ACCOMODATED AND FED PLUS PERSONAL SAVINGS
UNIVERSITY CAMPUS PART TIME WORK AND PARENTS HELP
VARIOUS JOBS DURING HOLIDAYS
WAS GIVEN POCKET MONEY EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE
WAS NOT GIVEN ACCESS TO ANY FORM OF INCOME
WAS PROVIDED WITH EVERYTHING AT HOME UNTIL BOARDING POCKET MONEY.
WAS STILL RECEIVING FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM FAMILY
WE MOST OF TIMES EAT SOME OF THE KENKEY.
WIFE'S SUPPORT
WORKING WITH ANOTHER PERSON"S DOCUMENTS
YOU CARRY FOOD ALONG TO SCHOOL
YOU EAT AT HOME IN THE MORNING AND AFTERNOON AT BREAKTIME
YOU SEND FOOD TO SCHOOL
[POCKET MONEY
.B
.b
.c
Amount per month
Amount per month
Amount per month
Amount per month
Amount per month
408. Taking into account all your income sources: what approximate amount of money did you personally have at your disposal per month at the end of this time period, after tax?
Amount
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2151
2000000000
Currency
Currency
Currency
Currency
Currency
408. Taking into account all your income sources: what approximate amount of money did you personally have at your disposal per month at the end of this time period, after tax?
Currency
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5902
2246
1
Cedis
2
Euros
3
US Dollars
4
Old cedis
5
New cedis
6
Other
Sysmiss
Other currency
Other currency
Other currency
Other currency
Other currency
408. Taking into account all your income sources: what approximate amount of money did you personally have at your disposal per month at the end of this time period, after tax?
Other currency
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If q408_dev in 6
820
12
BELGIAN FRANCS
BRACHMARK
CANADIAN DOLLARS
CFA
DEUTSCHMARK
DINARS
DM
DUITSE MARKS
DUTCH GUILDERS
FEM
FLORIN
FRENCH FRANCS
GBP
GH POUNDS
GILDAS
GP
GPB
HONG KONG DOLLARS
KOBO
KRONER
LEIRE
LIBERIAN DOLLAR
LIBYAN DOLLARS
LILA
MARILS
MARKS
NAIRA
NG
NGC
NIGERIAN POUNDS
OK
PENCE
PESETAS
PESEWAS
PESSEW
PESSEWAS
POUNDS
RAND
RANDS
RIAL
RUPEES
SAUDI RIYARD
SHILLING POUNDS
SHILLINGS
SOUTH KOREAN WON (SKW)
UK POUNDS
YEN
.b
.c
ISCO codification
ISCO codification
ISCO codification
ISCO codification
ISCO codification
4461
3687
International variable constructed from q403. List of the codes in a separate document.
ISEI codification
ISEI codification
ISEI codification
ISEI codification
ISEI codification
4460
3688
Variable constructed from q403. See the nomenclature. List of the codes in a separate document.
International Socio Economic Index
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
8148
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
8148
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
2549
5599
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
8148
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
8148
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
2241
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
2241
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
931
1310
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
1547
694
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
1477
764
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1521
720
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
1521
720
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
1513
728
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Asset number
Asset number
Asset number
Asset number
Asset number
If q20tot not in 0
1449
792
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Sysmiss
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
2241
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
2241
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
2241
21
76
43.299
12.281
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
If q18 in 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 => Go to next page
2216
25
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Start year of ownership of this asset
Start year of ownership of this asset
Start year of ownership of this asset
Start year of ownership of this asset
Start year of ownership of this asset
501D. Since when are you the owner of this asset?
FILTER: If Ego is no longer owner of the asset => 501F
Otherwise => 503
If q20tot not in 0
1436
805
1950
2009
1950
1954
1959
1960
1965
1967
1968
1969
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
End year of ownership of this asset
End year of ownership of this asset
End year of ownership of this asset
End year of ownership of this asset
End year of ownership of this asset
501F. And until when did you own this asset?
If q20tot not in 0
If Ego is no longer owner of the asset
169
2072
1971
2009
1971
1974
1976
1977
1980
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
You don't own this asset anymore because
You don't own this asset anymore because
You don't own this asset anymore because
You don't own this asset anymore because
You don't own this asset anymore because
502. You don't own this asset anymore because...
If q20tot not in 0
If Ego is no longer owner of the asset
165
2076
1
You sold it?
2
You have donated / bequeathed it?
3
You went bankrupt?
4
For another reason?
Sysmiss
Specify why you don't own this asset anymore
Specify why you don't own this asset anymore
Specify why you don't own this asset anymore
Specify why you don't own this asset anymore
Specify why you don't own this asset anymore
502. You don't own this asset anymore because
For another reason? => Specify
If q20tot not in 0
If Ego is no longer owner of the asset
If q502 in 4
50
1
A DISPUTE ON THE LAND
AS02 BECAME AS01
ATRACTED BY ARMED ROBBER WHO TOOK ALL HER MONEY.
CHANGE OF LOCATION (COUNTRY) TRANSFER
CHANGED JOB
FAMILY ISSUES
HEALTH REASONS
I AM NO MORE INTERESTED
I LEFT PLACE OF STAY
I RELOCATED TO ACCRA
I WAS GOING TO THE MARILET TO BUY SOME THINGS WHEN ALL MY MONEY GOT LOST I COULD NOT START AGAIN
I WAS SWINDLED
ILL-HEALTH
IN-HEALTH
IT WAS NOT FETCHING MUCH
IT WAS TAKEN AWAY BY ENCROACHERS
LAND DISPUTE
LEFT GHANA BUT CONTINUES IN UK
LET DOWN BY PARTNERS
LOST IT
MAKING LOSSES
MONEY USED AS CPITAL WAS STOLEN
MY HUSBAND ASKED ME TO STOP
NEEDED MONEY FOR SOMETHING
NO MORE PROFITABLE
NOT PROFITABLE
OWNERSHIP PAPERS WERE LOST
RELOCATED MY RESIDENCE
RELOCATED TO UK
REPOSSESSED
ROADWAY
STOPPED
THE GROUP SPLIT
THE PLOT WAS TAKEN AWAY
THE SAME LAND WAS SOLD TO SEVERAL OTHERS
TRAVELLED TO AMSTERDAM SO SHE STOPPED
USE THE CAPITAL FOR ANOTHE BUSINESS
USE THE MONEY TO DO OTHER BUSSINESS
USED THE CAPITAL FOR ANOTHER BUSINESS
USED THE CAPITAL FOR OTHER BUSINESS
USED THE CAPITAL TO TAKE CARE OF SICK HUSBAND
USED THE MONEY FOR ANOTHER BUSINESS
USED THE MONEY FOR OTHER BUSINESS
USED THE MONEY TO DO ANOTHER BUSINESS
WE LOST PROPERTY BECAUSE WE DID NOT BUILD ON IT
WE RELOCATED
WENT BACK TO SCHOOL
.b
Is the asset we are talking
Is the asset we are talking
Is the asset we are talking
Is the asset we are talking
Is the asset we are talking
503. Is the asset we are talking about:
If q503 in 1 => 510
If q503 in 2 => 504
If q503 in 3 to 7 => 505
If q503 in 8 => 507
If q503 in 9 => 508
If q20tot not in 0
1448
793
1
A building plot or with a building currently under construction
2
A plot for agricultural use
3
A traditional house (shack, hut, mud brick or adobe construction...)
4
A single-storey house or a compound
5
A multi-storey house or a detached house
6
An apartment
7
An apartment block
8
A business, commercial permises (shop, workshop...)
9
A business, venture without walls (patent, goodwill & tools & merchandise, taxis...)
Sysmiss
Plot of land: answers 1 and 2
House unit: answers 3 to 7
Businesses and ventures: answers 8 and 9
This plot has been used
This plot has been used
This plot has been used
This plot has been used
This plot has been used
504. Most of the time, this plot has been used...
If q504 in 1 to 5 => 509
If q504 in 6 => 510
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2
75
2166
1
As grazing land/pasture
2
For perennial crops
3
For market gardening
4
For irrigated crop-growing
5
For other types of crop
6
Has been unused
Sysmiss
Did you own the plot before the construction of the house
Did you own the plot before the construction of the house
Did you own the plot before the construction of the house
Did you own the plot before the construction of the house
Did you own the plot before the construction of the house
505. Did you own the plot before the construction of the house?
If q505 in 0 => 507
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 3 to 7
342
1899
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Since when do you own the plot
Since when do you own the plot
Since when do you own the plot
Since when do you own the plot
Since when do you own the plot
506. Since when?
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 3 to 7
If q505 in 1
176
2065
1939
2008
1939
1965
1968
1969
1974
1975
1977
1978
1979
1980
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Sysmiss
This asset has been
This asset has been
This asset has been
This asset has been
This asset has been
507. Most of the time, this asset (house, shop, workshop...) has been:
If q507 in 3 => 509
If q507 in 1 or 4 => 510
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 3 to 8
714
1527
1
Rented out (house, commercial premises)
2
Operated (business,...)
3
For personal use
4
Unoccupied, unused
Sysmiss
What is/was the activity performed
What is/was the activity performed
What is/was the activity performed
What is/was the activity performed
What is/was the activity performed
508. What is/was the activity performed?
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2
OR
If q503 in 9
512
9
(SALOON) HAIRDRESSING
111
113
206
211
222
241
241 714
242
243
244
245
246
247
249
251
253
264
307
310
311
312
314
315
317
318
319
324
401
408
503
504
632
734
751
752
756
A RESTAURANT SERVING FOOD AND DRINKS
A SCHOOL
A SHOP SELLING GENERAL GOODS
A TAXI CAR
ACCOUNTING SERVICE
AGRO PROCESSING
AGRO-PROCESSING
AUTO MECHANIC
AUTO MECHANIC SHOP
AUTO MECHANIC SHOP(FITTING)
AUTO SPARE PARTS SELLING
AUTOMECHANIC SERVICING
BAKERY
BAKING
BAKING OF BREAD
BAR
BEER BAR SELLS BOTH SOFT AND ALCOHOLIC DRINKS
BREEDING DOGS
BUSINESS, WHERE GOODS ARE SOLD
BUYING SELLING PRODUCTION
CAR EXPORT
CARPENTARY AND WOOD CARVING
CARPENTARY SHOP DESIGN OF FURNITURE
CARPENTRY WORKS MAKING OF FURNITURE
CATERING SERVICE
COMMECIAL CAR
COMMERCIAL VEHICLES (BUS, TAXI)
COMMISSIAL TAXI
COMPUTER REPAIR SHOP
CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS
CONTRUCTING WORK
DECORATE CORPSE AND MAKE DRESS
DECORATIONS
DESIGNING AND COLOUR IMAGE
DRESS MAKING
DRESS MAKING (TAILORING)
DRESSMAKING
DRINKING SPOT
DRINKS ARE SOLD AT THE BAR IN THE RESIDENCE
DRIVING
DRIVING A BUS AS TAXI SERVICE
DRUMING AT FUNERALS
DRUMMING GROUP
DSISTRIBUTING AND SELLING OF CLOTHES
ELECTRICAL GOODS
ESTATE AGENCY
EXPORTATION OF RAW EGGS/ SALES IN GHANA
EXPORTING ELECTRICAL GOODS TO GHANA FROM UK
EXPORTS MEDICINAL RAW MATERIALS(HERBS) TO ANOTHER COUNTRY
FABRIC SELLING
FASHION (DRESSES + SEWING)
FISH STORAGE AND SELLING
FOOD CONVEYING GOODS(VEHICLE)
FOR CONVEYING GOODS(VEHICLE)
FOR CONVEYING GOODS(VEHICLES)
FOR MY BUSINESS
GRAPHIC DESIGNING
GROWING COCOA
GROWING COCOA MAIZE, RICE, E.T.C.
HAIR DRESSING
HAIR DRESSING SCHOOL
HAIR SALON
HAIRDRESSING
HAIRDRESSING SALON
HIRING OF MUNICAL EQUIPMENTS
HIVING OUT DIGGING...
IMPORT EXPORT
INDUSTRIAL METAL STRUCTURE FABRICATION
INTERNET CAFE
INTERNET SHOP
IT WAS A TAXI
KENTE WEAVING
LEATHER SELLING
LEISURE BUSINESS SOLD EQUIPMENT SUCH AS KIDS BOUNCY CASTLES
LOTTO STAKING
MAKE DESIGN IN DRESS
MANAGE FOOTBALL TEAM
MASONARY WORK
MECHANIC WORK
MECHANIC WORKSHOP
MINI SUPERMARKET
MINI-CABBING
MINIBUS IN GHANA
MOT STATION WHICH EGO OWNED
MY SISTER SELLS SECOND HAND GOODS. I SENT TO HER FROM HERE
NURSING AGENCY
OFF-LICENSE
OFFICE FOR QUANTITY SURVEYING
ORPHANAGE HOMELESS
PAINTING AND CONSTRUCTION
PHONE UNIT TRANSFER
PLUMBING WORKS
POLYTANK FOR SELLING WATER
POULTRY FARMING
PREMISES(SHOP) WHERE GOODS ARE SOLD
PRODUCES BEDS AND CHAIRS FOR COMMERCIAL USE
PROVISIONS
RECORDING STUDIO
RECORDING/TEACHING STUDIO AT HOME
REPAIR SHOP
RETAIL
RETAILING OF HARDWARES/ELECTRONICS
SALE AND IT SERVICES
SALE OF AGRO CHEMICALS.
SALE OF BOOKS & STATIONERY
SALE OF CAR PAINTS
SALE OF CARS
SALE OF CDS
SALE OF CLOTHINGS
SALE OF COSMETICS
SALE OF FOOD (RICE AND WAKYE)
SALE OF FOODSTUFFS
SALE OF HOTEL EQUIPMENT
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD WARES
SALE OF JEWELRY
SALE OF LACE
SALE OF MINERALS AND SACHET WATER
SALE OF PROVISION
SALE OF PROVISIONS
SALE OF SECOND HAND CARS
SALE OF SECOND HAND CLOTHING
SALE OF SMOK
SALE OF VEGETABLES
SALES OF PROVISIONS
SALES OF SPARE PARTS
SALON
SALOON
SALOON FOR HAIR DO
SALOON HAIRDRESSING
SEAMSTRESS
SELING OF RICE AND STEW
SELL CDS
SELL EDUCATIONAL ITEMS IN IT
SELL FISH IN THE MARKET ON RETAIL
SELL PROVISION ON RETAIL
SELL PROVISIONS
SELL SHOES ON RETAIL BASES
SELLING
SELLING AFRICAN FOODSTUFFS
SELLING CHARCOAL
SELLING CHEMICALS
SELLING CHILDREN WEAR
SELLING DRINKS
SELLING FOOD (FOOD JOINT)
SELLING FOOD STUFFS THERE
SELLING GENDERAL PROVISIONS
SELLING HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
SELLING KOLA NUT
SELLING OF CLONA NUT & CIGARETTES
SELLING OF CLOTHES
SELLING OF CONSUMABLES
SELLING OF ELECTRICAL GOODS
SELLING OF GOODS
SELLING OF PROVISION
SELLING OF PROVISIONS
SELLING OF SECOND HAND TIRES
SELLING OF TOFFEES
SELLING OF WAX PRINT
SELLING PORRIDGE
SELLING PROVISION
SELLING SHOES AND DECORATING VENVES
SELLING SPARE PARTS
SELLING YAM & PLANTAIN THERE
SELLINT AND RETAIL OF OIL PRODUCTS
SELLS APROVISIONS MINERALS, ETC.
SELLS AUTO PARTS OF VEHICLES
SELLS BRAKE FLUID
SELLS BREAD IN THE MAKET ON RETAIL
SELLS BUILDING MATERIALS
SELLS CLOTH ON RETAIL
SELLS CLOTHES AND MAKE CALLS
SELLS COOKING UTENSILS
SELLS FISH MEAT ON RETAIL
SELLS FRESH FISH
SELLS GHANA MADE SLIPPERS
SELLS JEWELLRY
SELLS KENTE
SELLS LADIES WEAR
SELLS MEN SUIT
SELLS MEN WEAR
SELLS PALMNUTS
SELLS PLASTIC CONTAINER ON RETAIL
SELLS PROVISION
SELLS PROVISIONS IN IT
SELLS RICE-WATER (PORRIAGE)
SELLS SECOND CLOTHING
SELLS SECOND HAND FOOT WEAR ON WHOLESALE
SELLS SHOES CLOTH, BAGS, LACE ETC
SELLS SPICES AND CANNED FOOD
SELLS UNISEX UNDERWAER
SEW BAGS IN IT
SEWING
SEWING OF BAGS
SEWING OF CLOTHING FOR INDIVIDUALS
SEWS CLOTH
SEWS DRESS
SHOP FOR BUILDING MATERIALS
SOLD FRUITS
SOLD GINGER DRINK
SOLD GLOCERIES
SOLD ORANGE ON RETAIL
SOLD SECOND HAND CLOTHING
SOLD STOPPED HAND CLOTHING
SPARE PARTS SHOP
STEEL BENDING
SUPER MARKET SELLING PROVISIONS
SUPERMARKET(SELLS LOCAL & EXOTIC FOOD)
SURVEYING BUSINESS
TAILORING
TAILORING SHOP
TAXI
TAXI(TRANSPORT)
TAXIC (COMMERCE)
TAXIS
TICKETING FLIGHTS
TIE AND DYE MAKING
TRADED IN PROVISIONS
TRADER, SOLD CLOTHS ON RETAIL
TRADER, SOLD PLATES ON RETAIL
TRADING COMPANY
TRADING IN PLYWOOD FOR CONSTRUCTION WORKS
TRADING, SELLS FISH
TRADING: SELLING BEER(MINERALS)
TRADING: SELLING ICE WATER, SOAPS ETC
TRADING: SELLS FOODSTUFFS
TRADING: SELLS MOBILE PHONE
TRANSPORT
TRANSPORT BUSINESS
TRANSPORT BUSSINESS (TAXI)
TRANSPORTATION OF GOODS
TRAVEL AGENCY
USED AS A COLD STORE TO SELL FISH AND CHICKEN
.b
q508 recoded level 2
q508 recoded level 2
q508 recoded level 2
q508 recoded level 2
q508 recoded level 2
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2
OR
If q503 in 9
248
1993
111
Selling general goods/grocery/supermarket
112
Selling foodstuffs/water/icecream/drinks
113
Selling clothes/fabrics/second hand clothes/shoes
114
Selling CD/DVD/other musical products
115
Selling car/spare parts
116
Selling decorative objects/art/handycrafts
117
Selling cosmetics/care products
118
Selling other equipment
119
Selling jewelry/gems
120
Bookstore/school equipment
121
Chemist/drugstore
122
Import export
123
Hawker
124
Selling other goods
125
Selling bathroom and kitchen furniture
126
Selling building material
127
Selling agrochemical/chemical products
211
Phone service/telecom center/Web cafe
212
IT company/IT repair service
213
Hairdress salon
214
Photographer/camera shop
215
Joinery/carpentery
216
Technician air conditioner maintenance/mason/plumber
217
Construction company/plumbing/painting
218
Dressmaking/tailoring
219
Restaurant/cafetary/fast food/bakery/cake shop
220
Bar/night club
221
Graphic studie/painter
222
Music/Theater/instrument rental
223
Real estate office /accounting service/survey office/exchang
224
Car repair service
225
Other services
311
Taxi
312
Public transportation
313
Cart
314
Goods transportation
315
Other transportation
411
Breeding poultry/beekeeping/other breeding
412
Plantation/farming
511
Food processing
512
Steelworks
513
Other industry
611
Nursing agency
612
School
613
Orphanage
614
Other
615
Business
616
Company
617
Sport/leisure activity
618
Recording studio
Sysmiss
Computed variable from the open question q508
q508 recoded level 1
q508 recoded level 1
q508 recoded level 1
q508 recoded level 1
q508 recoded level 1
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2
OR
If q503 in 9
250
1991
1
Selling goods
2
Selling Services
3
Transport
4
Farming
5
Industry
6
Other
Sysmiss
Another classification of q508c2 with less codes
This asset has been operated or used
This asset has been operated or used
This asset has been operated or used
This asset has been operated or used
This asset has been operated or used
509. This asset has been operated or used...
Multiple answers
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
840
7
0 1
0 1 2
0 1 2 4
0 1 2 4 5
0 10
0 2
0 2 3 6 7
0 2 4
0 2 4 5
0 2 6 8
0 3
0 3 4 5
0 3 4 8
0 3 5
0 3 6
0 3 6 10
0 3 6 7
0 3 6 7 10
0 3 6 7 4
0 3 6 7 8
0 3 6 8
0 3 7
0 3 7 8
0 3 8
0 3 9
0 4
0 4 5
0 4 5 10
0 4 7
0 4 7 08
0 5
0 5 8
0 5 8 9
0 6
0 6 7
0 6 7 8
0 7
0 7 3 6
0 7 8
0 7 8 5
0 8
0 8 10
0 9
00
00 01
00 02
00 03
00 03 06
00 03 06 07
00 03 06 07 08
00 03 07
00 04
00 05 06 07
00 06 07
00 07
00 08
00 08 09
00 10
00 10 03
01
01 08
02
02 04 05
02 05
02 05 08
03
03 00
03 04 05 06 07
03 06
03 06 07 08
04
04 05
04 08
04 10
05
05 02
05 10
06
08
08 03
09
09 10
1
1 10
1 2
1 2 3
1 2 4
1 2 5
1 3
1 8
10
2
2 1 4
2 4
2 4 5
2 4 9
2 5
2 8
3
3 0 6 7
3 6 7
3 6 7 10
3 7
3 7 8
3 9
4
4 3
4 5
4 5 6
4 5 8
5
5 6
5 8
6
6 7 3
6 7 8
7
7 0
7 8
8
9
.a
.b
By family members: answers 1 to 8
By other persons: answers 9 to 10
Used by yourself
Used by yourself
Used by yourself
Used by yourself
Used by yourself
509. This asset has been operated or used...
By yourself
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
847
1394
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Used by father
Used by father
Used by father
Used by father
Used by father
509. This asset has been operated or used...
By your father
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
847
1394
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Used by mother
Used by mother
Used by mother
Used by mother
Used by mother
509. This asset has been operated or used...
By your mother
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
847
1394
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Used by partner(s)
Used by partner(s)
Used by partner(s)
Used by partner(s)
Used by partner(s)
509. This asset has been operated or used...
By your partner(s)
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
847
1394
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Used by brother(s)
Used by brother(s)
Used by brother(s)
Used by brother(s)
Used by brother(s)
509. This asset has been operated or used...
By one or several brothers
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
847
1394
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Used by sister(s)
Used by sister(s)
Used by sister(s)
Used by sister(s)
Used by sister(s)
509. This asset has been operated or used...
By one or several sisters
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
847
1394
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Used by son(s)
Used by son(s)
Used by son(s)
Used by son(s)
Used by son(s)
509. This asset has been operated or used...
By one or several of your sons
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
847
1394
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Used by daughter(s)
Used by daughter(s)
Used by daughter(s)
Used by daughter(s)
Used by daughter(s)
509. This asset has been operated or used...
By one or several of your daughters
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
847
1394
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Used by another relative
Used by another relative
Used by another relative
Used by another relative
Used by another relative
509. This asset has been operated or used...
By another relative
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
847
1394
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Used by friend(s)
Used by friend(s)
Used by friend(s)
Used by friend(s)
Used by friend(s)
509. This asset has been operated or used...
By one or several friends
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
847
1394
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Used by somebody else
Used by somebody else
Used by somebody else
Used by somebody else
Used by somebody else
509. This asset has been operated or used...
By somebody else
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
847
1394
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Used by no answer
Used by no answer
Used by no answer
Used by no answer
Used by no answer
509. This asset has been operated or used...
No answer
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
847
1394
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify another relative
Specify another relative
Specify another relative
Specify another relative
Specify another relative
509. This asset has been operated or used...
By another relative => Specify
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
If q509_8 in 1
69
1
A COUSIN
A STEP SON
AUNT AND HER FAMILY
AUNT AND UNCLE
AUNTS
BIG AUNTIE
BOTHERS-IN-LAWS
BROTHER-IN LAW
COUSIN
COUSINS
COUSINS AND NEPHEWS
COUSINS, NIECES AND NEPHEWS
DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
EMPLOYEE
EMPLOYEES
EX-IN-LAWS
FAMILY MEMBER
FOSTER CHILD
FOSTERED CHILDREN
GRAND CHILDREN
GRAND CHILDREN NIECE
GRAND DAUGHTER
GRANDCHILD, NEPHEWS & NIECES
GRANDCHILDREN
GRANDFATHER
HH RELATIVE / NIECE (ADWOA)
INLAWS
MOTHER-IN-LAW
MY HUSBANDS' NEPHEW
NEPHEW
NEPHEW, NIECES AND GRAND CHILDREN
NEPHEWS
NEPHEWS & NIECES
NEPHEWS NIECES
NEPHEWS, NIECES
NICES AND NEPHEWS
NIECE
NIECES
OTHER RELATIVE OF HOUSE HOLD HEAD PARTNER
SISTER-IN-LAW
SON IN LAW
SON-IN-LAW
UNCLE
UNCLE AND AUNT
UNCLES, GRANDMA
.b
Specify somebody else
Specify somebody else
Specify somebody else
Specify somebody else
Specify somebody else
509. This asset has been operated or used...
By somebody else => Specify
If q20tot not in 0
If q503 in 2 AND q504 in 1 to 5
OR
If q503 in 3 to 8 AND q507 in 2, 3
OR
If q503 in 9
If q509_10 in 1
64
6
A CARETAKER
A DRIVER
A FRIEND'S DAUGHTER
A NON RELATIVE
APPRENTICE
APPRENTICE WORKERS
APPRENTICES
BROTHER IN LAW
CARE TAKER
CARETAKER
COLLEAGUES
DIFFERENT FAMILY NO RELATION
DRIVER OF BUS
EMPLOYED A MANAGER
EMPLOYED SOMEONE TO MANAGE
EMPLOYEE
EMPLOYEE A PROFESSIONAL
EMPLOYEE OR CARETAKER
EMPLOYEES
EMPLOYEES FROM ALL BACKGROUNDS
FARM LABOURER
FARM LABOURERE
FRIEND
HIRED LABOUR
I HAVE EMPLOYEES
LABOURERS (EMPLOYEES)
MY DRIVER
PARTNER
TENANT
TENANTS
TWO APPRENTICES
TWO EMPLOYEES
WAS SOMEONE'S HOUSE
WORKER
WORKERS
.b
Country of this asset
Country of this asset
Country of this asset
Country of this asset
Country of this asset
510. In which country is this asset located?
FILTER: If 510 = GHANA => 511
Otherwise => 513
If q20tot not in 0
1448
793
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99155
UKRAINE
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99329
GHANA
99338
NIGERIA
Sysmiss
Town/village of this asset
Town/village of this asset
Town/village of this asset
Town/village of this asset
Town/village of this asset
511. In which town or village?
If q20tot not in 0
If q510 in 99329 (Ghana)
1363
6
0303005000005
0502001734003
0607001000001
0607001730002
0610
0610103000103
0610104000104
0610106000106
0610111000111
0610204000204
0610206000206
0610211000211
0610213000213
0610403000403
0610408000408
0701001000005
0ODORKOR
1110030000003
212001000001
610409000409
ABEKA
ABEKA LAPAZ
ABELEMKPE
ABEMAN
ABETIFI
ABLAJE
ABLEKUMA
ABOABO
ABOASO
ABOKOBI
ABREPP
ABUKWA
ABURI
ACCRA
ACCRA - AGBOGBLOSHIE
ACCRA CENTRAL
ACCRA CIRCLE
ACCRA HAATSO
ACCRA NEWTOWN
ACCRA OSU
ACCRA SQUARE
ACCRA-NEWTOWN
ACHIMOTA
ACHIREYENSUA
ADA FOAH
ADABRAKA
ADANSI
ADENTA
ADENTA (OUTSKIRTS)
ADENTA MADINA
ADENTA, ACCRA
ADIDOME
ADIEMBRA
ADOATO
ADOWATO
ADUM
ADUM (KUMASI)
ADUSA (ACCRA)
ADWUMAKO BESEASE
AFFUL NKWANTA
AFIENYA
AFIGYA KWABRE
AFLAO
AGBOBA/GAR
AGBOGBA
AGBOGBOLOSHIE
AGOGO
AGONA NSABAA
AGONA SWEDA
AGONA SWEDN
AGONA SWEDRU
AHEMANG
AHENEMA KOKOBEN
AHWAI
AKATAMANSO
AKEYEMMANSA
AKIM ODA
AKOMADANG
AKROPONG
AKWAPIN MAMPONG
AKWATIA
AKYEM ASAFO
AKYEM TAFO
AKYIASE
ALAJO
AMAHYIA
AMAKOM
AMANFRO
AMANFROM
AMASAMAN
AMASAMANG
AMENASE
AMOABENG
AMOMOKE
AMPAAME
ANTOA KROBO
ANUM BUSU
ANWEAM
ANYAA
ANYAA (ACCRA)
ANYAA MARKET
ANYAH
APAAH
APINAMAN
APRADE
APRADE-EMMISOAM
ASAAMANKESE
ASAFO
ASAMANKESE
ASANKRAGWA
ASANTE AKYIM AGOGO
ASENDA
ASENEMA
ASESEESO
ASESEWA
ASH TOWN
ASHAIMAN
ASHALAJA
ASHALEY BOTWE
ASHANTI AKIM SOUTH
ASHANTI NEW TOWN
ASHIAMAN
ASHIAMAN MUNICIPALITY
ASHIMAN
ASHONGMAN
ASHONGMAN ESTATE
ASIAKWA
ASIKASU
ASOKORE
ASOKORE SENKYI
ASOKWA
ASSIN AKROFRO
ASU-YEBOAH
ASUKWA MAMPONG
ASUOFIA
ASUOFUO
ASYLUM DOWN
ATEIBUBU
ATOMIC JUCTION
ATONSU
ATONSU (KUMASI)
ATWIMA
ATWIMA HWIDIEM
AVATA
AWOSHIE
AYARIFA
AYIGUA ZONGO
AYIGYA
BATSONA
BAWKU
BEGERO
BEKWAI
BEREKUM
BIG ADA
BIMBILA
BIRIWA
BOADI (JUCTION)
BODADA
BOHYEN
BOKANKYE
BOKROM ESTATE
BOMSO
BORTIANO
BORTINANOR
BRAFO YAW
BREKUM
BREMAN
BU0KROM
BUBUASHIE
BUKOM
BUOKROM
BUOKROM EST.
BUOKUROM
BUOYEM
BURMA CAMP
CAPE CAOST
CAPE COAST
CAPECOAST
CHANTAN
CHORKOR
CONTONEMENJ
DABANG (KUMASI)
DABOASE
DAMONGO
DANSOMAN
DANYAME
DASOMAN
DODOWA
DODOwA
DODUA
DOME
DOMPASI
DORWANYA
DORYUMU(SHAI HILLS)
DZORWULU
EAST CANTONMENTS
EAST LEGON
EAST LEGON, ACCRA
EAST LOGAN
EFUTU
EJISO
EJISU ASEWASE
EJITSU
EJURA
ELMINA
ESAT LEGON
FETTEH
FOMENA
FUMESUA
GAWEST
GBANE
GBAWE
GBAWE (ACCRA)
GBEEFI
GOASO
GOMOAWESA
GOMOAWEST
GYINYASE
HAATSO
HAATSO-ACCRA
HAGBOGBA
HKAWIE
HO
HOHOE
ITO
JASIKAN
JUABEN
KAFORIDUA
KALAMAZOO
KANDA
KANESHIE
KASOA
KASON
KASOWA
KASSEH
KEJETIA
KENGYASI
KENYASI
KETA
KINTANPO
KLAGON(ACCRA)
KOFORIDUA
KOKOFU
KOKOMLEMLE
KOKOMLEMLE ACCRA
KOKOROBITE
KOKROBITE
KOLEYMAN
KONONGO
KONTASE
KORLE DUDOR
KORLE GONNO
KORLE GONO
KORLE WUKO
KOSOA
KOTEI
KOTOBABI
KOTOKU
KPONE
KPONE BAWALESHIE
KRACHI
KROFROM
KRONAM
KRONOM
KROPO
KUAMSI
KUMASI
KUMASI (KENYASI)
KUMASI (SUAME KROPO)
KUMASI, GYINASE
KUMASI-KAASE
KUMASO
KUNTUNSE
KWABENYA
KWABENYA, ACCRA
KWADASO
KWAHU SOUTH
KWASHIEMAN
KYEBI
KYEKYEWERE
LA
LAPAZ
LARTE 1
LARTEBIOKIOSHIE
LARTEBIOKORSHIE
LARTEI
LASHIBI
LATEIBIOKORSHIE
LATERBIOKOSHIE
MACRO
MADINA
MADINA ACCRA
MADINA, ACCRA
MAMOBI
MAMPONG
MAMPROBI
MANHYIA
MANKESIM
MATAHEKO
MATEHEKO
MBEMU
MEDUMA
MICHEL CAMP
MICHELE CAMP
MIM
MKEMKAASO
MPOASE
MPOSE
MSANISIMAN
NAVRONGO
NEW ACHIMOTA
NEW GBAWE
NEW MADINA
NEW NINGO
NEW TOWN
NEW-JUABEN
NEWBORTIANOR
NEWTOWN
NIMA
NKEKENSU
NKINKENSO
NKORAMZA
NKWANTA NORTH
NKWATA NORTH
NORTH KANESHIE
NSAWAM
NSUTA
NTASO
NTENSERE
NUNGUA
NYANIBA
NYANYANYO
NYIHAMIN
NYIMAHINI
NYINAHIN
NYMAHIN
ODA
ODOBEN
ODORKOR
ODUMASE
ODUMTO
OFANKOR
OFFINSO
OFORI
OFORIKROM
OLD ASHONGMAN
OLD FOUBIASE
OSU
OWUSUKROM
OYAARIFA
OYIBI
PANKRONO
PANKRONO ESTATE
POKUASE
PRAMPRAM
RUSSIA
SAKAMAN (ACCRA)
SAKUMONO
SALTPOND
SANKORE
SANKORI
SANTA MARIA
SANTO
SAWABA
SEFWI
SEFWI(W/R)
SEKYEREDUMASE
SERESO MAMPONG
SOUTH DOME
SOWOTUOM
SOWUTUOM
SPINTEX
SUAME
SUHUM
SUNRTESO
SUNTRESO
SUNYAMI
SUNYANI
SWALA
SWEDRO
TAFO
TAFO-NHYIAESO
TAIFA
TAKARODI
TAKORADI
TAMALE
TANO NORTH
TANOSO
TANOSU
TANTRA HILL
TARKWA
TEBUOM
TECH
TECHIMAN
TEMA
TEMA COM 3
TEMA COM. 7
TEPA
TESHIE
TETREFU
TIMBER MARKET
TIMBER MARKET ACCRA
TONGO
TRADE FAIR
TUDU
WA
WAIFI
WEST LEGON
WIAMDASE
WIAMOSE
WINENA
YELIWA
YENDI
.b
Region/province/district of this asset
Region/province/district of this asset
Region/province/district of this asset
Region/province/district of this asset
Region/province/district of this asset
512. In which region / province / district?
If q20tot not in 0
If q510 in 99329 (Ghana)
1347
894
101
JOMORO
102
NZEMA EAST
103
ELLEMBELLE
104
AHANTA WEST
105
SHAMA
106
SEKONDI TAKORADI METRO
107
MPOHOR WASSA
108
TARKWA NSUAEM
109
BOGOSO PRESTEA
110
WASSA AMENFI WEST
111
WASSA AMENFI EAST
112
AOWIN
113
SEFWI WIAWSO
114
SEFWI BIBIANI BEKWAI
115
SEFWI AKONTOMBRA
116
JUABESO
117
BIA
201
KOMENDA EDINA EGUAFO ABIREM
202
CAPE COAST MUNICIPAL
203
ABURA ASEBU KWANMANKESE
204
MFANTSIMAN
205
GOMOA WEST
206
GOMOA EAST
207
EFUTU
208
AWUTU SENYA
209
AGONA WEST
210
AGONA EAST
211
ASIKUMA ODOBEN BRAKWA
212
AJUMAKO ENYAN ESIAM
213
ASSIN SOUTH
214
ASSIN NORTH
215
TWIFO HEMANG LOWER DENKYIRA
216
UPPER DENKYIRA EAST
217
UPPER DENKYIRA WEST
301
ACCRA METRO AREA
302
LEDZOKOKU KROWOR
303
GA WEST
304
GA SOUTH
305
GA EAST
306
TEMA METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY
307
ASHIAMAN MUNICIPALITY
308
ADENTA MADINA
309
DANGME WEST
310
DANGME EAST
401
SOUTH TONGU
402
NORTH TONGU
403
AKATSI
404
KETA
405
KETU SOUTH
406
KETU NORTH
407
HO
408
KPANDO
409
HOHOE
410
JASIKAN
411
KADJEBI
412
ADAKLU/ ANYIGBE
413
SOUTH DAYI
414
BIAKOYE
415
NKWANTA NORTH
416
NKWANTA SOUTH
417
KRACHI WEST
418
KRACHI EAST
501
BIRIM NORTH
502
BIRIM CENTRAL
503
BIRIM SOUTH
504
AKYEMMANSA
505
WEST AKIM
506
EAST AKIM
507
ATIWA
508
KWAEBIBIREM
509
SUHUM K.OALTAR
510
FANTEAKWA
511
NEW JUABEN
512
AKWAPIM SOUTH
513
AKWAPIM NORTH
514
YILO KROBO
515
LOWER MANYA
516
UPPER MANYA
517
ASUOGYAMAN
518
KWAHU NORTH/ AFRAM PLAINS
519
KWAHU SOUTH
520
KWAHU WEST
521
KWAHU EAST
601
ATWIMA NWABIAGYA
602
ATWIMA MPONUA
603
AMANSIE WEST
604
AMANSIE EAST
605
AMANSIE CENTRAL
606
BOSOME FREHO
607
ADANSI WEST
608
ADANSI SOUTH
609
ADANSI NORTH
610
ASHANTI AKIM SOUTH
611
ASHANTI AKIM NORTH
612
EJISU JUABEN
613
BOSOMTWI
614
ATWIMA KWANWOMA
615
KUMASI METRO
616
KWABRE
617
AFIGYA - KWABRE
618
AFIGYA SEKYERE
619
SEKYERE EAST
620
KUMAWU - AFRAM PLAINS
621
SEKYERE WEST
622
SEKYERE CENTRAL
623
EJURA SEKYEDUMASI
624
OFFINSO SOUTH
625
OFFINSO NORTH
626
AHAFO ANO SOUTH
627
AHAFO ANO NORTH
701
ASUNAFO NORTH
702
ASUNAFO SOUTH
703
ASUTIFI
704
TANO SOUTH
705
TANO NORTH
706
SUNYANI
707
SUNYANI WEST
708
DORMAA
709
DORMAA EAST
710
JAMAN SOUTH
711
JAMAN NORTH
712
BREKUM
713
WENCHI
714
TAIN
715
TECHIMAN
716
NKORANZA SOUTH
717
NKORANZA NORTH
718
KINTAMPO NORTH
719
KINTAMPO SOUTH
720
ATEBUBU
721
PRU
722
SENE
801
BOLE
802
SAWLA TUNA KALBA
803
WEST GONJA
804
EAST GONJA
805
CENTRAL GONJA
806
NANUMBA NORTH
807
NANUMBA SOUTH
808
ZABZUGU TATALE
809
SABOBA
810
CHEREPONI
811
YENDI
812
GUSHIEGU
813
KARAGA
814
SAVELUGU NANTON
815
TAMALE MUNICIPAL
816
TOLON KUNBUNGU
817
WEST MAMPRUSI
818
EAST MAMPRUSI
820
BUNKPRUGU - YUUYO
821
KPANDAI
901
BUILSA
902
KASENA NANKANA WEST
903
KASENA NANKANA EAST
904
BONGO
905
BOLGATANGA MUNICIPAL
906
BAWKU WEST
907
BAWKU EAST
908
TALENSI NABDAM
909
GARU TEMPANE
1001
WA MUNICIPAL
1002
WA EAST
1003
WA WEST
1004
NADOWLI
1005
SISSALA EAST
1006
SISSALA WEST
1007
JIRAPA
1008
LAMBUSSIE
1009
LAWRA
Sysmiss
How did you obtain this asset
How did you obtain this asset
How did you obtain this asset
How did you obtain this asset
How did you obtain this asset
513. And how did you obtain this asset:
If q513 in 1 => Go to next asset
If q20tot not in 0
1435
806
1
Somebody gave it to you
2
You bought it or built it
3
A bit of both
Sysmiss
You bought it/built it
You bought it/built it
You bought it/built it
You bought it/built it
You bought it/built it
514. You bought it (or built it)...
Multiple answers
FILTER: If 514 = 6 or 7 among others => Go to 515
Otherwise => Go to the next asset
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
1155
21
1
1 2
1 2 3
1 2 6
1 6
1 8
2
2 1
2 3
2 3 1
2 3 4 8
2 3 6
2 3 6 7
2 3 7
2 3 8
2 3 8 6
2 4
2 6
2 6 3
2 6 7
2 7
2 7 5
2 7 6
2 8
3
3 2
3 4
3 5
3 6
3 8
4
4 2
5
6
6 2
7
7 2 6
7 2 8
8
8 2
8 3
8 7
.b
.c
Bought it on a leasing/hire-purchase basis
Bought it on a leasing/hire-purchase basis
Bought it on a leasing/hire-purchase basis
Bought it on a leasing/hire-purchase basis
Bought it on a leasing/hire-purchase basis
514. You bought it (or built it)...
On a leasing/hire-purchase basis
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
1176
1065
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Bought it from your personal savings
Bought it from your personal savings
Bought it from your personal savings
Bought it from your personal savings
Bought it from your personal savings
514. You bought it (or built it)...
From your personal savings
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
1176
1065
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Bought it with a bank loan etc.
Bought it with a bank loan etc.
Bought it with a bank loan etc.
Bought it with a bank loan etc.
Bought it with a bank loan etc.
514. You bought it (or built it)...
With a bank loan or a mutual insurance fund
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
1176
1065
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Bought it with the money from a tontine
Bought it with the money from a tontine
Bought it with the money from a tontine
Bought it with the money from a tontine
Bought it with the money from a tontine
514. You bought it (or built it)...
With the money from a tontine
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
1176
1065
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Bought it with a government aid
Bought it with a government aid
Bought it with a government aid
Bought it with a government aid
Bought it with a government aid
514. You bought it (or built it)...
With a government aid
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
1176
1065
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Bought it with a loan from a family member/friend
Bought it with a loan from a family member/friend
Bought it with a loan from a family member/friend
Bought it with a loan from a family member/friend
Bought it with a loan from a family member/friend
514. You bought it (or built it)...
With a loan from a family member or a friend
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
1176
1065
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Bought it with a gift/inheritance
Bought it with a gift/inheritance
Bought it with a gift/inheritance
Bought it with a gift/inheritance
Bought it with a gift/inheritance
514. You bought it (or built it)...
With a gift or the money from an inheritance
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
1176
1065
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Bought it differentlty
Bought it differentlty
Bought it differentlty
Bought it differentlty
Bought it differentlty
514. You bought it (or built it)...
Differently
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
1176
1065
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Bought it no answer
Bought it no answer
Bought it no answer
Bought it no answer
Bought it no answer
514. You bought it (or built it)...
No answer
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
1176
1065
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify "bought it differently"
Specify "bought it differently"
Specify "bought it differently"
Specify "bought it differently"
Specify "bought it differently"
514. You bought it (or built it)...
Differently => Specify
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514_8 in 1
60
A GIFT
BY HUSBAND
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM HUSBAND
FINANCIAL HELP FROM MAVIS (P1)
FUND RAISING
HELP FROM HUSBAND (MONEY)
HUSBAND GAVE ME CAPITAL
HUSBAND PURCHASED IT FOR ME.
INCOME FROM PARTNER.
INCOME SUPPORT FROM PARTNER JOINT VENTURE
MONEY FORM PARTNER
MONEY FROM BUSINESS PARTNER
MONEY FROM HUSBAND
MONEY FROM LATE PARTNER
MONEY FROM PARENT.
MONEY FROM PARNER
MONEY FROM PARTNER
MONEY FROM PATNER
MONEY FROM SPOUSE.
MONEY SENT FROM HEIDI
MONEY WAS PROVIDED BY MY FATHER
MONIES FROM HUSBAND
MUTUAL PERSONAL SAVINGS WITH P1 = M5
MUTUAL PERSONAL SAVINGS WITH PARTNER
MUTUAL SAVINGS
MUTUAL SAVINGS WITH THE PARTNER
MY FIANCEE BOUGHT IT FOR ME
MY LATE HUSBAND GAVE ME MONEY AND FROM SMALL OWN SAVINGS
MY PARTNER BOUGHT THE LAND AND WE BUILT IT TOGETHER
MY PARTNER BROUGHT THE MONEY
OLD GH THAT TIME
PARTNER'S INCOME
PARTNER'S SAVINGS
PARTNERS SAVINGS
PARTNERSHIP WITH SISTER
PENSION
PENSION PACKAGE
PERSONAL SAVINGS
RESOURCE MONEUY FROM HUSBAND
SPOUSE
SPOUSE CONTRIBUTED
SUPPORT FROM DAUGHTER
SUPPORT FROM HUSBAND IN TERMS OF MONEY.
TOGETHER WITH SAVINGS FROM MY PARTNER
TOGETHER WITH SAVINGS FROM MY PARTNER
TRANSFER FROM ABROAD
TRANSFER FROM PARTNER
WITH FAMILY
WITH MY LATE HUSBAND
WITH MY PARTNER
WITH THE HELP FROM MY HUSBAND
The persons who have lent/given you money to pay for this asset
The persons who have lent/given you money to pay for this asset
The persons who have lent/given you money to pay for this asset
The persons who have lent/given you money to pay for this asset
The persons who have lent/given you money to pay for this asset
515. The persons who have lent or given you money to pay for this asset, are they...
Multiple answers
FILTER: If Ego has one or more members of his personal network outside Ghana => 516
Otherwise => Go to the next asset
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
67
01
01 02 03
01 03
01 05 04
01 10
02
03
03 01 02
03 05
03 08
04 08
09
09 10
1
1 2
1 2 3 4 5
1 4 8
10
10 08 03
10 1
10 8
2
3
3 5
3 6 7
4
5
6 7
8
9
Family members: answers 1 to 8
Other persons: answers 9 and 10
Money from father
Money from father
Money from father
Money from father
Money from father
515. The persons who have lent or given you money to pay for this asset, are they...
Your father
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
67
2174
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Money from mother
Money from mother
Money from mother
Money from mother
Money from mother
515. The persons who have lent or given you money to pay for this asset, are they...
Your mother
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
67
2174
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Money from partner(s)
Money from partner(s)
Money from partner(s)
Money from partner(s)
Money from partner(s)
515. The persons who have lent or given you money to pay for this asset, are they...
Your partner(s)
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
67
2174
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Money from brother(s)
Money from brother(s)
Money from brother(s)
Money from brother(s)
Money from brother(s)
515. The persons who have lent or given you money to pay for this asset, are they...
One or several brothers
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
67
2174
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Money from sister(s)
Money from sister(s)
Money from sister(s)
Money from sister(s)
Money from sister(s)
515. The persons who have lent or given you money to pay for this asset, are they...
One or several sisters
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
67
2174
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Money from son(s)
Money from son(s)
Money from son(s)
Money from son(s)
Money from son(s)
515. The persons who have lent or given you money to pay for this asset, are they...
One or several of your sons
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
67
2174
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Money from daughter(s)
Money from daughter(s)
Money from daughter(s)
Money from daughter(s)
Money from daughter(s)
515. The persons who have lent or given you money to pay for this asset, are they...
One or several of your daughters
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
67
2174
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Money from another parent(s)
Money from another parent(s)
Money from another parent(s)
Money from another parent(s)
Money from another parent(s)
515. The persons who have lent or given you money to pay for this asset, are they...
Another relative
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
67
2174
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Money from friend(s)
Money from friend(s)
Money from friend(s)
Money from friend(s)
Money from friend(s)
515. The persons who have lent or given you money to pay for this asset, are they...
One or several friends
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
67
2174
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Money from other
Money from other
Money from other
Money from other
Money from other
515. The persons who have lent or given you money to pay for this asset, are they...
Somebody else
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
67
2174
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Money from no answer
Money from no answer
Money from no answer
Money from no answer
Money from no answer
515. The persons who have lent or given you money to pay for this asset, are they...
No answer
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
67
2174
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Money: specify another relative
Money: specify another relative
Money: specify another relative
Money: specify another relative
Money: specify another relative
515. The persons who have lent or given you money to pay for this asset, are they...
Another relative => Specify
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
If q515_8 in 1
4
5
BIG AUNTIE
NEPHEW
.b
Money: specify somebody else
Money: specify somebody else
Money: specify somebody else
Money: specify somebody else
Money: specify somebody else
515. The persons who have lent or given you money to pay for this asset, are they...
Somebody else => Specify
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
If q515_10 in 1
5
3
BANK
COUSIN
COUSIN'S INHERITANCE
.b
Are these persons of your family or personal network who live/lived abroad
Are these persons of your family or personal network who live/lived abroad
Are these persons of your family or personal network who live/lived abroad
Are these persons of your family or personal network who live/lived abroad
Are these persons of your family or personal network who live/lived abroad
516. Are these persons of your family or personal network who live or who lived outside Ghana and about whom we talked before?
NEXT ASSETS => Additional sheets
Otherwise, Go to TRANSFERS => Next page
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
If Ego has one or more members of his personal network outside Ghana
51
2190
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Migrant code 1
Migrant code 1
Migrant code 1
Migrant code 1
Migrant code 1
516. Are these persons of your family or personal network who live or who lived outside Ghana and about whom we talked before?
Migrand code 1
NEXT ASSETS => Additional sheets
Otherwise, Go to TRANSFERS => Next page
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
If Ego has one or more members of his personal network outside Ghana
If q516 in 1
32
2209
1
2
3
4
5
6
Sysmiss
Migrant code 2
Migrant code 2
Migrant code 2
Migrant code 2
Migrant code 2
516. Are these persons of your family or personal network who live or who lived outside Ghana and about whom we talked before?
Migrant code 2
NEXT ASSETS => Additional sheets
Otherwise, Go to TRANSFERS => Next page
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
If Ego has one or more members of his personal network outside Ghana
If q516 in 1
7
2234
2
7
Sysmiss
Migrant code 3
Migrant code 3
Migrant code 3
Migrant code 3
Migrant code 3
516. Are these persons of your family or personal network who live or who lived outside Ghana and about whom we talked before?
Migrand code 3
NEXT ASSETS => Additional sheets
Otherwise, Go to TRANSFERS => Next page
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
If Ego has one or more members of his personal network outside Ghana
If q516 in 1
5
2236
3
Sysmiss
Migrant code 4
Migrant code 4
Migrant code 4
Migrant code 4
Migrant code 4
516. Are these persons of your family or personal network who live or who lived outside Ghana and about whom we talked before?
Migrand code 4
NEXT ASSETS => Additional sheets
Otherwise, Go to TRANSFERS => Next page
If q20tot not in 0
If q513 in 2, 3
If q514 in 6 or 7 among others
If Ego has one or more members of his personal network outside Ghana
If q516 in 1
3
2238
4
Sysmiss
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
2241
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
2241
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
694
1547
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
2241
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
2241
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
1707
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
1707
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
110
1597
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
1265
442
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
1201
506
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1247
460
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
1247
460
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
1239
468
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Migration attempt number
Migration attempt number
Migration attempt number
Migration attempt number
Migration attempt number
If q22 in 1
191
1516
1
2
3
4
5
6
Sysmiss
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
1707
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
1707
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
1707
21
76
41.679
11.961
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
If q18 in 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 => Go to next page
1689
18
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Start year of the plans to migrate
Start year of the plans to migrate
Start year of the plans to migrate
Start year of the plans to migrate
Start year of the plans to migrate
801D - 801F. Start and end years of the plans to migrate.
Star year
If q22 in 1
191
1516
1967
2009
1967
1968
1974
1976
1977
1978
1979
1981
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
End year of the plans to migrate
End year of the plans to migrate
End year of the plans to migrate
End year of the plans to migrate
End year of the plans to migrate
801D - 801F. Start and end years of the plans to migrate.
End year
If q22 in 1
152
1555
1969
2009
1969
1970
1976
1977
1978
1979
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Country aimed for
Country aimed for
Country aimed for
Country aimed for
Country aimed for
802. COUNTRY AIMED FOR: Note the name of the country to which Ego wanted to go.
If q22 in 1
191
1516
96000
FRANCE
99103
NORWAY
99104
SWEDEN
99109
GERMANY
99112
HUNGARY
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99140
SWITZERLAND
99207
ISRAEL
99217
JAPAN
99227
MALAYSIA
99231
INDONESIA
99239
KOREA (REPUBLIC OF)
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99254
CYPRUS
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99316
LIBYA
99329
GHANA
99338
NIGERIA
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99411
HONDURAS
99501
AUSTRALIA
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
For what reasons did you want to leave the country
For what reasons did you want to leave the country
For what reasons did you want to leave the country
For what reasons did you want to leave the country
For what reasons did you want to leave the country
803. For what reasons did you want to leave the country where you were living at this time?
If q22 in 1
191
A CANADIAN FRIEND WANTED ME TO COME OVER
APPLIED FOR STUDY MASTERS AT UNI
APPLIED TO STUDY FOR MASTERS
APPLIED TO STUDY MASTERS AT UNI
APPLIED TO STUDY MASTERS AT UNUI
BECAUSE LIFE WAS HARD AND I CAN ALSO GET EMPLOYMENT WITH GOOD WAGE OVER THERE THAN GHANA
BECAUSE OF ECONOMIC HARDSHIP
BECAUSE OF LOVE
BECAUSE OF THE STRICT IMMIGRATION LAWS IN THE NETHERLANDS
CONDITIONS WERE HARD
CONDITIONS WERE TOO HARD TO COPE WITH
CONTITIONS WERE HARD AT THE TIME
ECONOMIC HARDSHIP
ECONOMIC HARDSHIPS
ECONOMIC REASONS
ECONOMIE LIFE WAS DIFFICULT
EDUCATION, TO ATTEND A TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL
FATHER WAS LIVING THERE AND TO GO TO SCHOOL
FOR A BETTER LIFE
FOR A HOLIDAY
FOR A VISIT IN U.S
FOR EDUCATION
FOR GOOD EDUCATION AND FOR AN ADVENTURE
FOR GOOD EDUCATION AT POST GRAD LEVEL
FOR GREEMER PASTURES
FOR GREENER PASTURE BECAUSE THE GHANAIN ECONOMY WAS PERFORMING BADLY
FOR GREENER PASTURES
FOR WORK/JOB
GETTING RESIDENCE PERMIT WAS DIFFICULT IN THE NETHERLANDS
HAD A FRIEND IN CANADA
HAVE A GOOD LIFE
HOLIDAY
I BELIEVED I WOULD HAVE A BTTER LIFE THERE
I DID NOT GET ENOUGH MONEY FROM MY WORK.
I FEEL THIS IT THE RIGHT TIME TO TAKE A BREAK AND VISIT ANOTHER COUNTRY
I HAD NO JOB HERE IN GHANA. I HAD BEEN SACKED FROM WORK.
I HAD SOMEONE WHO WANTED TO HELP ME MIGRATE TO THAT COUNTRY. TO GO AND SEEK GREENE PASTURE
I HAD WANTED TO GO AND SEEK GREENER PASTURE
I HAD WANTED TO GO AND WORK A LITTLE TO GET ENOUGH MONEY FOR LIFE
I JUST TRIED THE LOTTERY TO SEE IF PER CHANGE I MIGHT WIN
I JUST WANTED TO LIVE IN ANOTHER COUNTRY
I JUST WANTED TO TRAVEL ABROAD
I REALISED THAT THINGS WERE HARD HERE.
I THOUGHT GHANAIANS WERE STUPID I WANTED TO GO BACK TO ENGLAND
I WANT TO GET BETTER EMPLOYMENT.
I WANT TO GO AND WORK A LITTLE & ALSO FURTHER MY EDUCATION WHEN I GET ENOUGH MONEY
I WANTED TO CHANGE THE ENVIRONMENT WORK AND COME BACK
I WANTED TO GO AND FURTHER MY EDUCATION
I WANTED TO GO AND SCHOOL THERE
I WANTED TO GO AND SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURE
I WANTED TO GO FOR GREENER PASTURES (SHE REPEATED THE SAME REPEATED THE SAME REASON FOR FIRST ATTEMPT)
I WANTED TO JOIN MY SPOUSE WHO IS ALREADY THERE
I WANTED TO JOIN MY UNCLE TO CONTINUE MY EDUCATION
I WANTED TO VISIT THE PLACE, SCHOOL AND WORK THERE
I WAS NOT SATISFIED WITH LIVING CONDITIONS HERE
I WAS SEARCHING FOR GREENER PASTURES IN THE WEST
I WASN'T DOING ANY MEANINGFUL JOB AND HOPED TO FIND A GOOD JOB THERE
I WON THE USA VISA LOTTERY
IN SEARCH OF GREENER PASTURES
IN SEARCH OF MORE MONEY
IT IS VERY EASY TO GO THERE AND TO SEEK GREENER PASTURES
IT WAS FOR A VISIT
JUST FOR A VISIT
JUST TO VISIT AND EXPERIENCE LIFE OUT-SIDE GHANA
JUST WANT A DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE
LIFE IN GHANA WAS NOT EASY
LIFE IS VERY DIFFICULT IN GHANA IN TERMS OF JOB OPPORTUNITY. I ALSO WANTED TO GO SINCE I AM THE ELDERS IN MY FAMILY I WANTED TO GO AND COME FOR MY YOUNGER ONES.
LIFE WAS STILL DIFFICULT HERE IN GHANA.
LIVING IN GHANA IS TOO CHALLENGING GRADUATE UNEMPLOYMENT IS VERY HIGH
LOOKING FOR A COUNTRY WHERE I CAN EASILY MAKE IT
MORE OPPORTUNITES THER FOR EGO AND FAMILY
MOST OF HERE CLASSMATES WERE LEAVING
MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS LIVED THERE AND I HAD VISITED, SO I THOUGHT IT WAS A GOOD IDEA.
MY FATHER WANTED TO COME AND TRACE ME
MY HUSBAND WANTED ME TO JOIN HIM
NO LANGUAGE BARRIER AND I KNOW MY WAY OUT THERE
NO WORK TO DO
SEE COLUMN 1
SHE DID NOT GET ADMISSION TO THE UNIVERSITY ON TIME, SO SHE WAS CONFUSED
SHE WANTED TO GO AND WORK
SIBLINGS WERE THERE, SEEMED LIKE A BETTER LIFE
SOME AMERICANS WANTED TO ELP ME WORK IN NIGERIA
THE ECONOMIC COPNDICTION
THE LIVING CONDITION IN GHANA AS I TOLD YOU EARLIER
THE LIVING CONDITION IN GHANA WAS VERY TOUGH SO I MADE PLANS TO EMBARK ON A JOURNEY
THE LIVING CONDITION IS TOUGH AND EVERYONE WHO LEAVES GOES FOR GREENER PASTURES SO THAT IS WHY I ALSO WANTED TO LEAVE
THE LIVING CONDITION IS VERY TOUGH IN GHANA
THE LIVNIG CONDICTION WAS VERY HARD SO I WANTED TO SEEK FOR GREEN PASTURES ELSEWHERE
THE OCCUPATION(SEWING) I WAS IN FETCHES MORE MONEY IN LONDON THAN GHANA
THE SALARY I WAS RECEIVING WAS SMALL COMPARED TO WHAT I WAS GOING TO GET IN FRANCE
THE SITUATION WAS DIFFERENT IN GHANA. UNEMPLOYMENT IN GHANA
THERE IS NO WORK IN THE COUNTRY I WANTED TO GO FOR GREENER PASTURE
THEY SPENT MY MONEY THAT IS CONNECTION MEN
THINGS WERE NOT MOVING ON SMOOTHLY IN NIGERIA
TIMES WERE HARD
TO ATTEND WORLD YOUTH DAY
TO BE A STUDENT (FURTHER MY EDUCATION).
TO BE ABLE TO SUPPORT MY FAMILY
TO EXPERIENCE THE LIVING STANDARDS IN AN ADVANCED COUNTRY
TO FURTHER EDUCATION
TO FURTHER MY EDUCATION
TO GET A JOB IN USA AND TO HAVE EXPERIENCE BEFORE RETURNING TO GHANA
TO GET MORE MONEY
TO GO AND FURTHER MY EDUCATION (C I M A)
TO GO AND LOOK FOR A BETTER JOB THAT PAYS MORE
TO GO AND LOOK FOR EMPLOYMENT
TO GO AND TEACH; BROTHER IS A TEACHER THERE AND EARNS A LOT; IT'S A MORE RESPECTED JOB THAN IN GHANA
TO GO AND WORK
TO GO AND WORK IN ANOTHER COUNTRY
TO GO TO DUBAI
TO GO TO SCHOOL THERE
TO HAVE A GOOD EDUCATION ABROAD
TO HELP MY FAMILY FROM ITS FINANCIAL PROBLEMS
TO IMPROVE LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY
TO IMPROVE MY ECONOMIC SITUATION
TO JOIN DAUGHTER
TO JOIN FRIEND WHO INVITED HER
TO JOIN ISAAC MY PARTNER
TO JOIN MY HUSBAND
TO JOIN MY PARTNER
TO JOIN MY PARTNER WHOM I WANTED TO MARRY
TO JOIN MY SISTER
TO JOIN PARENTS(HOLIDAYS)
TO JOIN PARTNER ABROAD AND ALSO WORK
TO LEGALIZE STATUS AND FIND GOOD JOB
TO LLOK FOR GREENER PASTURES
TO LOOK FOR GREENER PASTURES
TO PURSUE MASTERS DEGREE
TO RECEIVE DOCUMENTS THERE INSTEAD OF NL
TO SCHOOL ABROAD
TO SCHOOL AND WORK
TO SEARCH FOR GREENER PASTURES
TO SEEK A BETTER JOB
TO SEEK BETTER JOB
TO SEEK GREEMER PASTURES
TO SEEK GREEN PASTURES/JOB
TO SEEK GREENER PASTURE- BIG APPLE
TO SEEK GREENER PASTURES
TO SEEK GREENER PASTURES.
TO SEEK GREENER PASTURES. THEIR ECONOMY IS BETTER THAN GHANA
TO STUDY
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A BUSINESS OFFER
TO TRAVEL WITH HUSBAND TO STUDY
TO VISIT A FRIEND
TO VISIT FATHER
TO VISIT MY HUSBAND
TO VISIT MY SISTER-IN-LAW
TO WORK
TO WORK AND FURTHER MY EDUCATION
TO WORK THERE
TO WORK, WORK HERE IN GHANA DO NOT FETCH MUCH
TRADING WAS NO MORE LUCRA TIVE, 'BAD ECONOMY'
TRY IT NO PRECISE REASON
VISIT A FAMILY MEMBER
VISIT SOME FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY
WANTED A NEW PLACE TO LIVE
WANTED TO CONTINUE MY EDUCATION OUTSIDE GHANA
WANTED TO EXPLORE GOOD OPPORTUNITY
WANTED TO EXPLORE OPPORTUNTIES
WANTED TO MOVE OUT OF GHANA FOR ECONOMIC REASONS
WANTED TO TRAVEL ABROAD
WANTED UK EDUCATION
WAS BORED DOING THE SAME THING
WE ALL KNOW HOW HARD THE ECONOMY OF THIS COUNTRY. SO I WANTED TO GO AND BETTER MY LIFE.
WE HAD AN AGENT FROM GERMANY WHO WAS HELPING US AND IT WAS VERY EASY
WHEN I HAD MONEY FROM MY WORK PLACE I HAD WANTED TO TRAVEL WITH IT.
WORK AS A NURSE
WORKING AND STAYING PERMIT
Reasons of migration coded level 2
Reasons of migration coded level 2
Reasons of migration coded level 2
Reasons of migration coded level 2
Reasons of migration coded level 2
If q22 in 1
188
1519
111
Join partner/Marriage
112
Join father/ mother
113
Look for a partner(to get documents)
114
Family reunification/Join another relative
115
Join children
116
Join brothers/sisters
121
Accompany partner
122
Accompany father/mother
123
Accompany another relative
125
Accompany children
126
Accompany brother/sister
131
Visiting a family member
132
Parents/family member invitation
141
Divorce/separation
142
Death of father/ mother
143
Death of partner
144
Arrival of co-wife
145
Death of another relative
151
Has been fostered
161
Family problems / Illness of a relative
171
education of children
211
To work/ to look for a job/ earn money
212
Got a job/ an employment contract
213
To look for a steady job / a better paid job
214
Better earning/ easier to find a job/ easier to exert his jo
215
Prefers to work elsewhere
216
To work in a family business
221
No job opportunity
222
Unemployment/ Los his job/ poor working conditions
231
Work / business doesn't go well
232
Low salary/ earnings
241
On a mission
242
Military service/ enrollment
243
Professional assignment/ accompany his boss
244
evangelism mission
245
To do business/ to set up a business
246
To sell his business
247
Business prospecting mission
251
Sportsman trip
252
Artist trip
254
To attend a conference
261
end of mission/ end of contract
311
Go to study
312
Specialization studies
313
Formation doesn't exist in the country
314
Student exchange
321
Got a scholarship
322
Succeed to an admission competition
331
Internship
332
Training
341
Study religion
342
Learn a job
343
end of studies
411
To look for a better life/ improve his situation
412
To try his chance / to find better opportunities
413
earn more money / earn enough money to open activities in or
421
Help/support his family
422
Poverty / difficulty to financially make ends meet
423
Poor personal living conditions
431
economic problem / poor economic situation in the country
432
Drought
501
To get cured
503
Illness
504
Get better cure
505
Give birth in another country
611
Somebody else advice
612
Family advice
613
Friend s advice
621
God's will
622
Chance
701
Transit
702
Join another country
801
Have a valid visa
803
Language facilities
804
Possibility / easiness to get residence permit
805
Friend invitation/ join a friend/ an acquaintance
806
Visit a friend / an acquaintance
807
Accompany a friend / an acquaintance
808
Got a sponsorship
809
Won the green card lottery
810
Other
901
Insecurity/different convictions with government
902
Possibility of asylum
903
Wanted
905
Asylum
906
Political problems
907
Don t like the government
909
Civil war / political instability
1001
Adventure /Desire to travel/ curiosity/ desire to discover a
1003
Holidays
1004
Desire of change/ of country change/ to leave
1005
Desire to go to europe/ to a specific country
1007
Doesn't like the country/ was deceived by the country
1101
Other
1102
No residence permit/ difficulty to get residence permit
1103
No particular reason
1104
Repressed/ expelled
1105
Wants to return to his country
1106
Wants to pick up his goods/properties
1107
To do like everyone does and leave the country
1108
Asylum refusal
1109
Knows nobody in the country
1110
Xenophobia/ country not favorable for foreigners
1111
Couldn t live in this country
1112
Problems with friends/acquaintances in this country
1113
Participate to green card lottery
1114
Swindled by the agent
Sysmiss
Reasons of migration coded level 2, constructed from the open variable q803 (detailed codes more than 20)
Reasons of migration coded level 1
Reasons of migration coded level 1
Reasons of migration coded level 1
Reasons of migration coded level 1
Reasons of migration coded level 1
If q22 in 1
188
1519
1
Family
2
Work
3
Studies
4
Seeking better life conditions
5
Health
6
Someone else decided
7
Transit
8
Easy travel
9
Political issues
10
Discovery
11
Other reasons
Sysmiss
Reasons of migration coded level 1, constructed from the open variable q803
For what reasons did you prefer to go to this country than another
For what reasons did you prefer to go to this country than another
For what reasons did you prefer to go to this country than another
For what reasons did you prefer to go to this country than another
For what reasons did you prefer to go to this country than another
804. For what reasons did you prefer to go to "country aimed for" rather than to another country?
If q22 in 1
191
.b
.c
1. FOR FAMILY REUNIFICATION 2.I CAN ALSO GET JOB
A BUSINESS IN THE ADVERTISING INDUSTRY WAS OFFERING A FRACHISE TO TAKE OPPORTUNITY
A FRIEND PROMISED TO HELP ME OBTIAN ISRAELI VISA
ACQUIRING OF DOCUMENT WERE VERY EASY AND JOB WAS AVAILABLE
AMERICA IS HEAVEN
AN ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRY AND JOB OPPORTUNITIES
ASIA IS BETTER THAN EUROPE
AVAILABILITY OF J OB AND TO GET PAPERS IS EASY
BECAUSE FATHER/FAMILY WAS OFFERED OPPORTUNITY TO COME TO NL, I APPLIED FOR SCHOOL. BORED OF GHANA
BECAUSE I COULD GET EMPLOYMENT WITH BETTER PAY AND SOMEBODY WAS READY TO HELP TRAVEL IN THE EMBASSY.
BECAUSE I LIKED THEIR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
BECAUSE ITS AN ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRY
BECAUSE MY BROTHER IS LIVING THERE
BECAUSE MY COUSIN WAS THERE
BECAUSE MY DAUGHTER ASKED ME TO COME
BECAUSE MY FRIENMD WAS THERE
BECAUSE MY HUSBAND WAS THERE
BECAUSE MY PARTNER LIVES THERE.
BECAUSE MY PARTNER WAS LIVING THERE
BECAUSE MY UNCLE IS LIVING THERE
BECAUSE NIGERIA WAS BOOMING AT THE TIME
BECAUSE OF LOTTERY
BECAUSE OF THE EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY IN THE UK AND THE LANGUAGE
BECAUSE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND I HEARD THERE ARE MORE OPPORTUNITIES IN THE USA
BECAUSE SISTER IS THERE
BECAUSE THAT WAS WHERE MY SISTER-IN-LAW WAS STAYING
BECAUSE THE ONE ASSISTING ME TO MIGRATE WAS IN GERMANY
BECAUSE THE U.S.A IS A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE.
BECUASE SISTERS WERE THERE
BETTER LIVING CONDITIONS AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
BETTER STANDARD OF LIVING
BLACKS HAVE MORE OPPORTUNITIES
BOOM AT THAT TIME, NO DIFFICULTY FINDING JOBS
BRITISH ARE MORE LIBERAL
CANT REALLY TELL, BUT I JUST WANTED TO LEAVE GHANA
COUNTRY OF CHOICE
DID NOT HAVE ANY REASON BUT THOUGHT IT WAS BETTER THAN GHANA
EASE OF EMPLOYMENT
EASE TO GAIN ADMISSION. U.K EDUCATION IS HIGHLY VALUED
EASY TO FIND A JOB THERE
EASY TO GET THERE
EASY TO MAKE A LOT OF MONY
ENGLISH LANGUAGE SKILLS OK FOR COMMUNICATION
ET THE TIME USA VISA WAS EASY, INCLUDING JOB OPPORTUNITY
FAMILY VISIT
FIREND CONVINCED HER THAT SHE HAD BETTER OPPORTUNITIES
FOR BUSINESS
FOR STUDIES
FOR TAX REASONS
FOR TRANSIT TO PASS THERE TO THE U.S.A
FREE TUITON
FRIEND LINK
GENUINE OPPORTUNITIES EXISTED
GOT GREEN CARD FOR USA
GOT IT BUT NO INTENTION TO LEAVE UNITED KINGDOM
HAD ADMISSION TO STUDY THERE
HAD SISTERS THERE
HAD SOME FRIENDS THERE
HAS MORE AND BETTER OPPORTUNITIES
HAVE A FRIEND THERE WHO COULOD HELP
I DID IT BECAUSE OF THE LOTTERY.
I FELT IT WAS MORE APPRAPRAITE PLACE TO MOERSO MY BROTHER WAS IN ENGLAND
I FELT IT WILL BE EASIER TO GET TO EUROPE THROUGH FRANCE
I GOT A PEN PAL FROM THERE.
I HAD HEARD FROM SOURCES THAT HERE WAS MONEY IN GERMANY AND IT WAS EASIER TO GET A JOB THERE
I HAD RELATIVES THERE SO LIFE WOULD HAVE BEEN A LITTLE EASIER
I HAD SOMEBODY WHO WOULD HAVE FACILITATED MY MIGRATION TO ENGLAND AT EASE.
I HAD SOMEONE THERE DURING THAT PERIOD WHO WANTED TO HELP ME WITH HER DOCUMENTS
I HAD TWO FRIENDS THERE WHO INVITED ME
I HAD WANTED TO GET GOOD JOBS
I HAVE A BROTHER CURRENTLY RECIDED THERE AND IS ROLLING TO HELP ME WITH EVERY SITUATION
I HEARD THAT JOB WAS AVAILABLE THERE MY FRIENDS WHO HAD GONE THERE AHEAD OF ME WERE WORKING
I KNEW I COULD STUDY THERE
I KNOW MY BROTHER IS THERE AND HE CAN HELP ME OUT WHEN I GET THERE
I LEARNT IT IS EASY TO MAKE IT IN THE USA
I LIKE THE PEOPLE THERE. YOU DO NOT NEED TO SHOW TOO MANY DOCUMENTS TO GET A JOB. MY FAMILY TOO. I MISS THEM
I LIKE U.S.A A LOT
I LIKED THE COUNTRY AND I KNEW THERE WERE ENOUGH JOB OPPORTUNITIES
I LIKED THE PLACE
I THINK I CAN A READY JOB
I THINK IT IS EASIER TO GET INTO THIS COUNTRY
I THINK THERE IS WORK OUT THERE WHICH I CAN PERFORM
I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE THE EASY PLACE TO HAVE OBTAIN VISA.
I WANTED TO SEE CANADA AND ALSO JOIN MY HUSBAND
I WON THE USA VISA LOTTERY
IT HAS BEEN MY DREAM
IT IS ALWAYS EASY TO SUCCEED IN THE UK
IT IS BECAUSE MY DASD IS THERE
IT IS EASY TO OBTAIN PAPERS AND I ALSO KNOW SOMEONE THERE WHO CAN HELP ME.
IT IS QUITE EASY TO GET THERE AND TO GET YOUR STAYING DOCUMENTS
IT IS VERY EASY TO GO THERE AND ALSO OBTAIN PAPERS. HERE ARE A LOT OF GHANAIANS THERE WHO CAN HELP YOU
IT WAS EASIER SINCE THEY ARE THEIR COLONIAL MASTERS
IT WAS EASIER TO GET A SHIP FROM LIBERIA TO SPAIN.
IT WAS EASIER TO GET A VISA
IT WAS EASIER TO GET THE CHANCE TO TRAVEL THERE AND MORE JOBS WERE THERE
IT WAS EASY TO CONNECT TO EUROPE FROM LIBYA
IT WOULD BE EASIER TO ENROLL IN A SCHOOL FOR FURTHER STUDIES
IT'S A LAND OF OPPORTUNITIES
JOB OPPORTUNITY
JUST FPR A VISIT
JUST LIKED THE PLACE
JUST WANTED TO GO THERE IN PARTICULAR
JUST WANTED TO GO THERE NO PARTICULAR PREFERENCE
KNEW THERE WERE LOTS OF JOBS IN THE UK
LANGUAGE FACTOR(ENGLISH)
LANGUAGE WAS A GREAT FACTOR
LESS PERIOD OF STUDIES
LIFE IN AMERICA IS NOT DIFFICULT AS IN AFRICA
LIFE OVER THERE IS QUITE EASIER COMPARED TO GHANA
LIFE WOULD BE BETTER FOR ME THERE THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY
LIKE THE PLACE, I HAVE BEEN THERE BEFORE
LIKES TO EXPLORE
MY BROTHER IS THERE TO HELP ME
MY BROTHER WAS STAYINY THERE
MY BROTHER WHO WANTS TO HELP ME IS IN USA
MY BROTHERS WERE THERE
MY COMMECIAL SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WOULD HELP ME TO A UNIVERSITY IN ENGLAND SINCE MY A' LEVEL RESULT WERE NOT GOOD
MY COUSIN IS ALREADY THERE AND HAS PROMISED TO ASSIST ME WITH THE ARRANGEMENT
MY DAD IS THERE AND HE IS HELPING ME WITH IT
MY FATHER IS THERE
MY FATHER WAS THE ONE WHO WAS SPONSORING AND HE WAS IN USA
MY HUSBAND IS THERE
MY HUSBAND WHO WAS ARRANGING MY TRAVELLING WAS IN THIS COUNTRY
MY HUSBANDS FRIENDS COULD GET MY JOB AND ACCOMMODATION.
MY PARENTS WERE THERE
MY PARTNER WAS THERE
MY RECOURSES COULD TAKE ME TO EUROPE. YOU NEED A LOT MORE MONEY TO GO TO OTHER CONTINENTS
MY RELATIVE WAS THERE
MY RELATIVES WERE THERE
MY SISTER LIVES THERE
MY SISTER TELLS ME LIFE IS BETTER IN THE U.K
MY UNCLE WAS THERE AND HE LIKES ME VERY MUCH
NO PARTICULAR REASON ONE COURSE IN URBAN PLANNING THEY OFFER
OFFER HOLIDAY WORKING VISA
OPPORTUNITIES WERE AVAILABLE THERE
PARTNER WAS THERE
PEOPLE TOLD ME THAT IT WAS MORE EASY TO MAKE IT IN THE USA
QUALIFICATIONS THAT I ALREADY OBTAINED WOULD BE MORE RECOGNISED IN USA
RECAUSE IT IS TO MAKE IT HTERE
REFUGEE AMNESTY WAS BEING TO MIGRANTS IN SPAIN
RESIDENCE PERMIT WAS EASY TO OBTAIN. UK MORE OPEN TO AFRICAN MIGRANTS.
SAME AS ABOVE
SCHOLARSHIP FOR BUSINESS PROGRRAME
SEE COLUMN 1
SHE HAD RELATIVES THERE
SHE TOUGHT OF WINNING A LOTTERY VISA FOR STUDIES AND WORK
SOME FRIENDS HAD GONE THERE, SO I WANTED TO JOIN THEM.
SOME OF MY FRIENDS HAD GONE THERE, SO I WANTED TO JOIN THEM.
SOMEONE ADVISE ME TO TRY FOR USA WHEN THE PLAN FOR UK WAS FAILING
SOMEONE SAID THAT THERE WERE JOBS IN SOUTH AFRICA
THAT IS WHERE MY HUSBANDS FRINEDS WERE. THEY COULD HAVE HELPED ME. IN TERMS OF ACCOMMODATION AND WORK.
THAT WAS HER CHOICE SHE JUST LIKED THE COUNTRY
THATS WHERE THE CONFERENCE WAS
THE CURRENCY IS VALUABLE
THE LIVNG SITUATION THERE IS CONDUCIVE
THE PERSON COULD HELP ME TO GO ONLY TO USA
THE PERSON WHO WAS HEPING ME WAS IN ITALY
THE SCHOOL FEES WAS CHEAP AT THAT TIME IN CYPRUS
THE SCHOOL FEES WAS CHEAP THERE AT THAT TIME
THE TUITON AND THE SCHOLARSHIP
THE WINDOWS WERE OPEN TO ATTAIN WORKING AND STAYING PERMIT BY THE AUTHORITIES
THERE IS A LOT OF MONEY THERE.
THOUGHT IT WAS VERY EASY TO GO TO THE UK
TO BE CLOSER TO MY BORTHERS
TO IMPROVE EGLISH SKILLS
TO JOIN MY PARTNER WHOM I WANTED TO MARRY
TO LIVE TOGETHER WITH HUSBAND AS COUPLE AND TO WORK
TO LOOK AT THE THINGS THERE
TO REALISE MY DREAM OF STUDYING IN HARVARD
TO STUDY THERE
TO WORK
TO WORK AND STAY
U.S.A IS AN OPEN COUNTRY
USA IS MORE COMFORTABLE BCOS OF LARGE BLACK COMMUNITY
USA OR UK WAS MY CHOICE BECAUSE OF LANGUAGE
VALUE OF CURRENCY
WAS JUST TRYING MY LUCK AFTER MISSING OUT ON THE GREEN CARD
WE WERE MADE TO BELIEVE THAT THOSE WHO LIVE IN US ARE MOSTLY OK IN LIFE
WON A USA LOTTERY
WORK AND STAY
WORLD BANK AND JAPAN- A JOINT SCHOLARSHIP
WOULD GET BETTER JOB
Reasons of the choice coded level 2
Reasons of the choice coded level 2
Reasons of the choice coded level 2
Reasons of the choice coded level 2
Reasons of the choice coded level 2
If q22 in 1
186
1521
111
Presence of partner
112
Presence of parents
113
Presence of other relatives
115
Presence of children
116
Presence of brother/sister
211
To work
212
Got an employment proposal/opportunity
213
earn more money/ economic reasons/ save money
214
More employment opportunities/ facility to find job / More j
215
Better salary / Facility to succeed / Better work
216
Improve living conditions
217
Job assignment / mission / end of mission/ training for work
218
For a musical/artistic/sport career
219
Business/To do business/pursue a family business
220
Conference/fair
221
Better working conditions / better economy / better economic
311
Facility to reach / geographic proximity / cheaper travel
312
Speak the language / easy to speak language / same language
313
Facility to get visa/ residence permit
314
easy access of foreigners to labor market / smoother law on
315
Better welcoming/integration of foreigners
316
Same legislation than the origin country
317
No visa needed to go there
318
Already know the country / hab already lived there before
319
Partner already know the country / had already lived there b
411
Got a visa / residence permit
412
Citizen of the country
413
Partner is citizen of the country
414
Origine country of his parents
415
Birth country
416
Got a sponsorship
417
Won the green card lottery
511
Transit / step to reach another country
611
Life less expensive
612
Weather
613
Colonial / historical links / cultural links
614
Love the country / prefer the country to others
615
Country of his dreams / wanted to discover / wanted to live
616
People are saying good things about/ had heard good things a
617
Better organized than his country of origin/ more stable/ do
618
Want to get this country s citizenship
711
Got a scholarship to/from this country/got a cooperation sch
712
Registration accepted in a education institution in this cou
713
To learn the language
714
Studies less expensive / High quality studies/ Availability
715
Studies
716
exchange programme
811
Acquaintance/ friend in the country
812
Acquaintance/ friend wanted to help him to go to the country
911
Decision of / choice of / accompany the partner who decided
912
Decision of / choice of / accompany the parents/brother/sist
913
Decision of / choice of / accompany another family member
914
Advice of a friend / a friend wanted to go there / accompany
1001
Other
1002
No particular reason
1003
Didn t choose / destination chosen by agent
1004
Chance / coincidence
1005
Do like others/ more frequent destination of people fom his
1006
Personal / family reasons
1007
Change / take a new way / try his luck / hope of better life
1008
Didn t have the chance / couldn t go anywhere else
1010
Had an opportunity to go there
1013
Asylum request
Sysmiss
Reasons of the choice coded level 2, constructed from the open variable q804 (detailed codes more than 20)
Reasons of the choice coded level 1
Reasons of the choice coded level 1
Reasons of the choice coded level 1
Reasons of the choice coded level 1
Reasons of the choice coded level 1
If q22 in 1
186
1521
1
Family
2
Economic/professional reasons
3
Conveniences
4
Availability of documents
5
Transit
6
Quality of life of the country
7
Studies
8
Network
9
Advise/decision of other one
10
Others
Sysmiss
Reasons of the choice coded level 1, constructed from the open variable q804
What precise steps have you undertaken to reach this country
What precise steps have you undertaken to reach this country
What precise steps have you undertaken to reach this country
What precise steps have you undertaken to reach this country
What precise steps have you undertaken to reach this country
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Multiple answers
If q22 in 1
191
01 07
1
1 10
1 10 11
1 2 5 7 11
1 2 7
1 2 9
1 3
1 3 10 11
1 7
1 7 2 3
10
11
11 7
11 9
2
2 3
2 3 7 9
2 3 9
2 8
2 9
3
4 11
5 6 7 8
7
7 1
7 10
7 11
7 2
7 8
7 8 9
7 9
7 9 8
8
8 10
9
9 10
9 10 11
9 11
9 7
9 7 10
9 7 11
9 8
Step: Applied for enrollment at a university
Step: Applied for enrollment at a university
Step: Applied for enrollment at a university
Step: Applied for enrollment at a university
Step: Applied for enrollment at a university
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Applied for enrollment at a university
If q22 in 1
191
1516
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Obtained a place at a university
Step: Obtained a place at a university
Step: Obtained a place at a university
Step: Obtained a place at a university
Step: Obtained a place at a university
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Obtained a place at a university
If q22 in 1
191
1516
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Applied for a scholarship
Step: Applied for a scholarship
Step: Applied for a scholarship
Step: Applied for a scholarship
Step: Applied for a scholarship
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Applied for a scholarship
If q22 in 1
191
1516
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Obtained a scholarship
Step: Obtained a scholarship
Step: Obtained a scholarship
Step: Obtained a scholarship
Step: Obtained a scholarship
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Obtained a scholarship
If q22 in 1
191
1516
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Requested a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Requested a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Requested a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Requested a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Requested a housing/accomodation certificate
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Requested a housing certificate, an accommodation certificate
If q22 in 1
191
1516
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Obtained a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Obtained a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Obtained a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Obtained a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Obtained a housing/accomodation certificate
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Obtained a housing certificate, an accommodation certificate
If q22 in 1
191
1516
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Applied for papers
Step: Applied for papers
Step: Applied for papers
Step: Applied for papers
Step: Applied for papers
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Applied for papers
If q22 in 1
191
1516
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Obtained papers
Step: Obtained papers
Step: Obtained papers
Step: Obtained papers
Step: Obtained papers
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Obtained papers
If q22 in 1
191
1516
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Saved money
Step: Saved money
Step: Saved money
Step: Saved money
Step: Saved money
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Saved money
If q22 in 1
191
1516
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Green Card lottery
Step: Green Card lottery
Step: Green Card lottery
Step: Green Card lottery
Step: Green Card lottery
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Participated in the Green Card lottery
If q22 in 1
191
1516
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Other
Step: Other
Step: Other
Step: Other
Step: Other
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Other
If q22 in 1
191
1516
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Steps: No answer
Steps: No answer
Steps: No answer
Steps: No answer
Steps: No answer
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
No answer
If q22 in 1
191
1516
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify applied papers
Specify applied papers
Specify applied papers
Specify applied papers
Specify applied papers
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Applied for papers => Specify which ones
If q22 in 1
If q805_7 in 1
95
8
EMPLOYMENT VISA
FRENCH CITIZENSHIP
GREEN CARD LOTTERY
NO ANSWER
OBTAINED PASSPORT
PASS PORT
PASSPORT AND VISA
PASSPORT,VISA
RESIDENCE PERMIT FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
STUDENT VISA
STUDENT VISA, GREEN CARD
TRAVELLING DOCUMENTS
USA DOCUMENTS
VISA
VISA DOCUMEND
VISA DOCUMENTS
VISA FOR FAMILY VISIT
VISA,PASSPORT
.b
Specify obtained papers
Specify obtained papers
Specify obtained papers
Specify obtained papers
Specify obtained papers
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Obtained papers => Specify which ones
If q22 in 1
If q805_8 in 1
9
2
OBTAINED A VISA
RECEIVED GREEN CARD
RESIDENCE PERMIT
STUDENT VISA FORMS, ISSO FORMS
VISA
.b
Specify other steps
Specify other steps
Specify other steps
Specify other steps
Specify other steps
805. What precise steps have you undertaken to reach "country aimed for"?
Other => Specify
If q22 in 1
If q805_11 in 1
32
2
APPLIED AND WAS OFFERED A JOB
APPLIED FOR A COLLEGE
APPLIED FOR A TOURIST VISA BUT WAS DENIED
APPLIED FOR A VISA
APPLIED FOR A VISA AND WAS REFUSED
APPLY FOR JOB
CONNECTION MEN MADE PASSPORT FOR ME.
EMBARKED ON A JOURNEY THROUGH LYBYA
FORMER CLASSMATE ASSISTED FINANCIALLY
GAVE MONEY TO CONEXION MEN.
GOT INVITATION FROM A PENPAL
HIGHLY SKILLED LOTTERY
I SOUGHT THE HELP OF SOME FRIENDS WHO WERE HELPING
I WENT THERE TO START LANGUAGE COURSES
INVITATION LETTER, VISA APPLICATION FORM
MOVED TO COTE DIVOIRE
MY BOYFRIEND ARRANGED WITH A CONNECTION MAN
NOT STARTED YET
PAID MONEY TO CONNECTION MAN
PAID MONEY TO SOMEONE TO TAKE ME THERE
STAKE USA LOTTERY
STOPPED PLANS TO GET A VISA
TOOK PREREQUISITE COURSES
TRAVELLED TO COTE DIVORE
TRAVELLED TO LIBERIA
TRAVELLED TO NIGERIA
TRIPS TO USA WITH FIANCE
USE LIBYA AS A TOUTE. STAYED IN LIBYA BUT DID NOT
VISA
WAS ABOUT TO PROCESS MY VISA AND RESIDENCE PERMIT
.b
For what reason have you not been successful
For what reason have you not been successful
For what reason have you not been successful
For what reason have you not been successful
For what reason have you not been successful
806. According to you, for what reasons have you not (yet) been successful in getting to this country?
FILTER : If the plans have been interrupted => 807
Otherwise => Next period
If q22 in 1
191
.c
1. I WAS REFUSED THE FIRST TIME 2. I AM SHORT OF MONEY NOW TO CONTINUE THE PROCESSING
1.DID NOT WIN GREEN CARD LOTTERY 2.DID NOT HAVE ENOUGH FUNDS
1.I DON'T HAVE ENOUGH MONEY. 2. MY SISTER PROMIISED TO COME FOR ME BUT SHE IS DELAYING.
ALWAYS THOUGHT ABOUT GOING AND STARTING ALL STEPS NOW. I AM STILL IN THE PROCESS
AMBASSY REJECTED APPLICATION FOR VISA
ANOTHER PERSON RECEIVED THE OFFER
APPLIED FOR A VISA BUT WAS REFUSED
AT THAT TIME MY FAMILY(MY WIFE) ADVISED ME NOT TO GO
AUTHORITIES THOUGHT I MIGHT NOT RETURN TO GHANA AGAIN
BECAUSE CONNECTION FAILED
BECAUSE I HAVE NOT BEEN SUCCESSFUL WITH THE VISA
BECAUSE MY APPLICATIONS HAVE NOT BEEN SUCCESSFUL AND LACK OF MONEY
BECAUSE OF FAMILY REASONS
BECAUSE WAS SKIMMED
BOUNCES VISA
CENTRAL APPLICATION OFFICE DIDNT FORWARD APPLICATION IN TIME TO RELEVANT UNIVERSITY
CHANGE OF MIND
CONNECTION MEN TOOK MY MONEY AWAY
COULD NOT MEET AMOUNT OF MONEY REQUIRED BY THE EMBASSY
COULD NOT PASS THE INTERVIEW
D.K
DEATH OF MY FATHER
DECIDED NOT TO GO
DID NOT ENOUGH FUNDS
DID NOT GO ON TIME
DID NOT WIN THE LOTTERY
DIDN'T WIN GREEN CARD LOTTERY
DIDNT WIN
DIFFICULT GETTING TRAVELLING DOCUMENTS
DIFFICULT GETTING TRAVELLING SOCUMENTS
DOCUMENTARY PROBLEM
DOCUMENTATION WAS NOT COMPLETE
DON'T KNOW
DONT KNOW
DONT REALLY KNOW
FAULT IN INVITATION LETTER
FELL PREGNANAT
FEW DAYS TO DEPARTURE I HAD TO RETURN MY FRIENDS GOODS TO GHANA, AND COULD NOT RETURN ON TIME TO EMBARK ON THE JOURNEY
FINANCIAL PROBLEMS
HAS NO DEPENDANTS THERE
HAS NOT BEEN SUCCESSFUL
HUSBAND DONT SUPPORT THE IDEA
I AM IN EUROPE. HOLLAND
I AM NOT A LUCKY PERSON IN LOTERRY
I BECAME PREGNANT IN THE PROCESS SO I HAD TO WAIT OR ABANDON IT
I CAN'T TELL YOU
I CANNOT REALLY TELL
I COULD NOT PAY THE ARREAS TO THE TRAVEL AGENT WHO HELPED ME SECURE THE VISA SO HE DID NOT GIVE IT TO ME
I DID NOT HAVE ENOUGH MONEY
I DID NOT PASS DURING THE INTERVIEW SESSION
I DON'T HAVE AN INTEREST IN IT ANYMORE
I DONT KNOW
I DONT KNOW WHY THEY REFUSED TO GIVE ME VISA
I DON’T KNOW
I HAD NO VISA AND IT BECAME DIFFICULT TO CROSS THE BORDERS
I HAVE BEEN DENIED VISA BY THE USA EMBASSY
I HAVE BEEN REFUSED VISA BY THE EMBASSY SEVERAL TIMES
I HAVE NOT BEEN LUCKY ENOUGH TO WIN THE GREEN CARD LOTTERY
I HONESTLY DON'T KNOW
I HONESTLY DON'T KNOW.
I JUST DONT KNOW
I MAY NOT BE ABLE TO GO BECAUSE OF MY FINGER PRINTS (WAS DEPORTED IN 2000)
I MAY NOT COME BACK AGAIN
I SIMPLY DON'T KNOW
I WANTED SCHOLARSHIP BEFORE GOING BUT I WAS TOLD I CANNOT HAVE IT AT THAT POINT SO I AM STILL ON IT.
I WAS ABLE TO CONVINCE THEM AT THE INTERVIEW
I WAS DECEIVED BY THE PERSON AS HE SPENT MY MONEY
I WAS DENIED A VISA
I WAS DENIED A VISA TWICE BY THE EMBASSY.
I WAS DENIED A VISA.
I WAS DENIED THE VISA BECAUSE I WAS TOLD MY DNA & MY FATHER'S OWN DOES NOT MATCH
I WAS DENIED VISA
I WAS DENIED VISA WHEN I APPLIED FOR IT
I WAS DEPORTED AFTER A WEEK WHEN MY VISA EXPIRED
I WAS DETAINED AND DEPORTED BACK TO SENEGAL
I WAS DISAPPOINTED WHEN I WENT FOR THE VISA AT U.K EMBASSY IN GHANA
I WAS LATE I DID NOT GO TO THE EMBASSY THE DAY I WAAS ASKED TO GO
I WAS NOT LUCKY ESPECIALLY WITH THE GREEN CARD
I WAS NOT THAT MUCH FINANCIALLY INCLINED
I WAS REFUSED ENTRY
I WAS REFUSED THE VISA
I WAS REFUSED THE VISA AT THE EMBASSY
I WAS REFUSED THE VISA BECAUSE ANOTHER PERSON HAS NOT RETURNED WHEN HE WAS GIVEN THE VISA
I WAS REFUSED THE VISA BY THE EMBASSY
I WAS REFUSED TO ENTER THE COUNTRY
I WAS REFUSED VISA
I WAS REJECTED AT THE US EMBASSY
I WAS REJECTED VISA FOR ALL THE TIMES I APPLIED
I WILL NOT COME BACK ONCE I GET THERE
I WON A VISA LOTTERY BUT DIDN'T GET ALL I NEEDED TO GO IN 1992
I WS TOLD TO CONSUKT A LAWYER FIRST AND I DIDN'T KNOW WHY SO I ABORTED IT
INSUFFICIENT FUNDS
IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO GO IF YOU ARE IN GHANA
IT WAS A LOTTERY, WASN'T ACCEPTED
ITS LOTTERY, YOU MIGHT WIN OR NOT.
JUST THAT ALL IS NOT SET
JUST WAS NOT LUCKY TO WIN THE LOTTERY
KANGUAGE AND JOB OPPORTUNITIES
LACK OF ENOUGH MONEY TO MEET THE JOURNEY REQUIRMENTS
MAY BE APPLICATION WAS NOT COMPLETE
NO DEPENDANTS THERE WAS STILL A STUDENT
NO REASON
NO REASON THEY ONLY SAY TRY AGAIN
NO REASON THEY ONLY SAY TRY LATER
NO SCHOLARSHIP AVAIABLE
NO SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE
NO SCHOLARSHIP OBTAINED
NO SHOLARSHIP OBTAINED
NOT ENOUGH FUNDS SO I MAY NOT COME BACK
NOT ENOUGH MONEY IN BANK STATEMENT PROVIDED
NOT LUCKY
NOT LUCKY TO WIN THE LOTTERY
NOT READY YET TO MAKE PROCEEDINGS
NOT SO SERIOUS
NOTHING; THEY JUST REFUSED TO GIVE ME THE VISA.
PARTICURALS WERE NOT VALID
PROGRAME OVERDUE
RECRUITMENT AGENCY WAS DISCREDITED
REFUSED VISA
REFUSED VISA BY EMBASSY.
REFUSED VISA IN NIGERIA
REFUSED VISA NO MORE FOR THE JOURNEY
REJECTED BY THE AMERICAN EMBASSY
SEE COLUMN 1
SHE DID NOT GET A GOOD GUARANTOR FOR HER STUDIES
STILL PREPARING
STILL THINKING ABOUT IT AND GOING TO USA IN 2010 TO SEE IF THINGS ARE BETTER THAN UK
THE AGENT WAS ASSISTING ME FAILED ME IN GETTING THE RIGHT DOCUMENTS
THE AGENT WHO CAME EARLER DUPED MY FRIENDS SO I REFUSED THIS TIME
THE AUTHORITIES CLAIMED THAT THE INVITEE DID NOT HAVE FINANCIAL STANDINGD
THE BANK STATEMENT REQUIRED WAS TOO HIGH FOR ME
THE CAPTAIN OF THE SHIP DROPPED US IN GUINEA. HE SQANDED OUR MONEY
THE COONECTION "MEN" DID NOT DO THE RIGTH VISA. THEY GAVE ME A FAKE VISA.
THE EMBASSY HAS REFUSED ME VISA TWICE
THE EMBSSY REFUSED GIVING US THE VISA
THE FEES WERE TOO HIGH
THE IMMIGRATION IN ISRAEL REFUSED TO ALLOW ME IN ALL MY DOCUMENTS WRE CORRECT
THE LANGUAGE DIFFICULTY
THE MIDDLE MEN RUN AWAY WITH MY MONEY AND NEVER BROUGHT THE PROMISED PASSPORT
THE MIDDLE MENN TOOK MY MONEY AWAY.
THE ONE I PAID THE MONEY TO DECEIVED ME
THE PAPER DID NOT GO THROUGH
THE PERSON SUPPOSE TO HELP ME WITH THE PROCESS SAID IS TOO LATE
THE PERSON TO PROCESS THE DOCUMENT FAILED ME. (CONNECTION MAN)
THE VISA FRAUDSTER BOLTED WITH MY MONEY
THERE WAS A GOZIP THERE AND THE REVOLUTION STOPED ME
THESE PEOPLE WHOSE HELP I SOUGHT WERE FRAUDSIERS
THEY DENIED ME VISA WHEN I DID APPLY TO THE EMBASSY
THEY DID NOT GIVE ME VISA
THEY REQUESTED FOR DADS DOCUMENTS BUT HE WAS NOT AVAILABLE AT THE MOMENT
THEY SAID IT WAS LIKELY I WOULD NOT COME BACK
THEY THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO STAY THERE
TRAVEL AGENT (CONNECTION MAN) ABSCONDED WITH MONEY
TURNED DOWN BECAUSE OF BIRTH OF MY FIRST SON. PERSONAL REASONS
VERY UNLUCKY
VISA BOUNCED
VISA DENIED DUE TO LACK OF MONEY
VISA NOT GRANTED ON SEVERAL ATTEMPTS
VISA REFUSAL SINCE DADDY DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH MONEY IN BANK A/C TO GIVER TRIP
VISA REFUSED
VISA TURNED DOWN
VISA WAS DENIED
WAS REFUSED A VISA BECAUSE I DID NOT HAVE MONEY
WAS REFUSED THE VISA APPLICATION FOR INSUFFICIENT FUNDS
WAS REFUSED VISA
WAS REFUSED VISA APPLICATION
WAS REFUSED VISA AT THE AMBASSY
WAS REFUSED VISA BY THE EMBASSY
WAS REFUSED VISA IN GHANA
WE WERE REFUSED VISA TO TRAVEL
YES
Reasons for attempt failure coded level 2
Reasons for attempt failure coded level 2
Reasons for attempt failure coded level 2
Reasons for attempt failure coded level 2
Reasons for attempt failure coded level 2
If q22 in 1
185
1522
111
Visa refusal/couldn't get visa
112
No visa
113
Difficulties to get documents
114
Fake documents
115
A document missing/no accomodation certificate/no bank state
116
Not authorized to enter the country / was turned back
117
Was arrested at borders / was repatriated
118
Process too long / Slow and heavy administrative matters
119
Didn t win the lottery ( green card)
120
Other administrative reasons
121
Authorities think he will not come back
122
Failled his interview to obtain legal documents
123
Registration does not success
211
Marriage
212
Pregnancy / had a child
213
Want to take a family member with him
214
Family s refusal / opposition to departure / family pressure
215
His family is here / want to stay with his family
216
Death of a family member
217
Separation
218
Family problems
219
Family/ friends failed to bring him there
220
Family member who was supposed to help him came back/ died
221
Illness
222
Other family reasons
223
Other personal reasons
311
No scholarship / Didn t get the scolarship
312
Problem with the employment contract at destination
313
Financial requirements too high/ costly process / financiall
314
Financial problems/ not enough money/no job
411
Ongoing steps / started the process
412
Awaiting for documents / delay period for the file
413
Awaiting for somebody to to take him there
414
Family/ friend is dealing with documents
415
Awaiting for setting his affairs here
416
Awaiting for registration
511
Agent/ smugler took his money / swindled him
512
Agent/ smugler dropped him at a wrong destination
513
Problems with the agent/ the agent failed
514
Was swindled for the visa
515
Lost on the sea/problem with the canoe
516
Familly/friends fail to bring him there
517
No support/no accomodation
518
Family member who was supposed to help him came back/died
611
Passed an examination / got registered to an university
612
Change of destination/ setting up a plan for another country
613
Change of mind / decision not to go/ not interested anymore
614
Easier to stay / want to work here /want to succeed here
615
Prefer/ appreciate his country of residence
616
Not ready
617
Friend s advice (not to go)
618
Must achieve his studies
619
Found a job
620
Is looking for another solution
621
The life goes on
622
Decision to go back to the home country
711
God / destiny / no luck
712
Discouragement / frustation / lost the hope
713
No step undertook / Don t know the steps to undertake/ diffi
714
Project not well-planned/ not serious
715
Had not the occasion
716
Not the right time / not the time of his luck
717
Language barrier/difficulties
718
Steps failed / tried many times but failed
719
No other choice/ no other solution/ unworkable project / no
720
Waste of time
721
Other
722
Don t know
723
Don t want to say
724
Stop in other county of transit
725
Impossible/No change to reach/hard to reach from the origin
Sysmiss
Reasons for attempt failure coded level 2, constructed from the open variable q806 (detailed codes more than 20)
Reasons for attempt failure coded level 1
Reasons for attempt failure coded level 1
Reasons for attempt failure coded level 1
Reasons for attempt failure coded level 1
Reasons for attempt failure coded level 1
If q22 in 1
185
1522
1
Administrative reasons
2
Familial and personal reasons
3
Financial reasons
4
Waiting/steps current
5
Problems with intermediate/other supports
6
New projects
7
Other reasons
Sysmiss
Reasons for attempt failure coded level 1, constructed from the open variable q806
For what reason did you stop attempt
For what reason did you stop attempt
For what reason did you stop attempt
For what reason did you stop attempt
For what reason did you stop attempt
807. For what reason(s) did you abandon the plan of migrating to this country?
If q22 in 1
If the plans have been interrupted
152
.b
.c
ABANDON FOR NOW
AFTER THE FIRST EXPERIENCE WITH THE SHIP'S CAPTHAIN I DECIDED TO STOP
APPLICATION WAS DECLINED AND HAD OFFER FROM UK LEEDS UNIVERSITY
BANK CRUNCH IN GHANA AND CHANGE OF CUMENCY
BEACAUSE THEY BOUNCED ME
BECAUSE I DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH RESOURCES
BECAUSE I WENT TO TURKEY
BECAUSE IT IS NOT COMPULSORY TO TRAVEL
BECAUSE OF HER BABY BOY
BECAUSE OF SON'S BIRTH
BECAUSE OF THE PREGNANCY THAT CAME IN, IN THE PROCESS.
BECAUSE SHE COULD NOT OBTAIN DOCUMENTS
BECAUSE WAS DUBBED
BROTHER IN ITALY DIEG
CANT RAISE ANOTHER HUGE SUM OF MONEY FOR SUCH TRIPS.
CHANGE OF MIND
CONNECTION FAILED
COULD NO LONGER OBTAIN PAPERS BECAUSE AGENCY DISCREDITED
DEATH OF MY FATHER
DECEIVED BY A TRAVELLING AGENT WITH A TAX CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE
DECIDED TO GO BACK TO GHANA
DID NOT GET MONEY FOR FEES
DID NOT HAVE MONEY
DID NOT WANT TO WASTE MY WASTE MY TIME ON IT ANYMORE
DIDNT WIN
DIFFICULT TO OBTAIN VISA
DISCOURAGED WIFE GOT GOOD HOUSE KEEPING JOB IN HAARLEM
DO NOT WANT TO GO THERE FOR NOW
DUE TO FAMILY ISSUES
FAILED THE INTERVIEW
FAILED TO OBTAIN A VISA
FELL PREGNANAT
GOT A GOOD JOB IN GHANA AND I LIKED IT
GOT A VISA TO THE UK
GOT ADMISSION INTO UNIVERSITY HERE
GOT ANNOYED WITH THE EMBASSY
GOT MARRIED
GOT TO GO TO ISRAEL
HAD OTHER COMMITMENTS IN THE UK AND DIFFICULT FOR MY CHILDREN
HADA PERMIT TO STUDY IN THE NETHERLANDS
HAVE NOT ABANDONED THE PLAN YET. WILL GO TO SEE US IN 2010
HAVE TO CONTINUE WITH LIFE
HE IS IN HOLLAND
HUSBAND DONT SUPPORT
I AM OK HERE
I AM TIRED OF TRYING AND ALSO APPLY FOR THE VISA
I BECAME FRUSTRATED AND STOPPED
I CAN MAKE IT HERE IN GHANA
I CAN WORK HERE TO MAKE TO ENOUGH MONEY
I COULD GET SOMEBODY TO HELP ME PREPARE ADEQUATELY
I DECIDED TO JOIN MY HUSBAND THE FOLLOWING YEAR IN NIGERIA
I DECIDED TO SWITCH TO USA
I DID NOT UNDERSTAND WHY THEY REFUSED TO ALLOW ME IN SO I THOUGHT GOD DOES NOT WNT ME TO LIVE THERE
I DID NOT WANT TO BE CAUGHT AGAIN
I DID NOT WANT TO BE DEPORTED FROM THERE AGAIN
I FELT IT IS OKAY HERE NOW FOR ME. I DON'T KNOW WHETHER I WILL TRY LATER.
I GAVE BIRTH WITHIN THAT PERIOD SO THERE WAS NO NEED LEAVING MY CHILD.
I GOT FED UP
I GOT MARRIED SO I HAD TO ABANDON THE PLAN
I GOT THE CHANCE TO GO TO U.K
I HAD NO SUPPORT FROM MY SISTERS TO GO TO THE USA
I HAD SPENT A LOT AND WAS STILL NOT GET THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
I HAD TO STOP BECAUSE MY SISTER WANTED TO HELP.
I HAVE DECIDED TO STAY AND TAKE GOOD CARE OF CHILDREN.
I HAVE LOST INTREST.
I HAVE TRIDESEVERAL TIMES BUT TONO AVAIL SO I HAD TO STOP
I JUST ACCEPTED TO STAY IN GHANA
I JUST FELT I SHOULD CONCENTRATE ON MY TRADE HERE WHEN THE APPROPRIATE TIME COMES I WILL GO.
I JUST GOT FED UP
I RAN OUT OF MONEY
I REALISE I WAS WASTING A LOT OF TIME & MONEY
I REALISED U.S.A VISA'S WERE NO MORE DIFFICULT TO OBTAIN
I STILL DID NOT GET THE SAID AMOUNT SO I ABONDEN IT
I STOPPED AFTER I WAS REFUSED
I TRIED TWICE AND BOTH DID NOT SUCCEED
I WANTED TO TRY MY LUCK ELSEWHERE
I WAS BACK IN GHANA & NO MORE INTERESTED
I WAS BEING SENT BY MY UNCLE BUT HE STOPPED WHEN I REFUSED FOR THE FIRST TIME
I WAS FED UP
I WAS GIVEN IN THE END(02)
I WAS NO MORE INTERESTED
I WAS REFUSED ENTRY
I WAS TIRED OF APPLYING, I HAD LOST HOPE IN IT
I WAS WASTING MONEY SINCE I WAS REFUSED TWO TIMES
IDEM.
JUST FORGOT ABOUT TRAVELING AND WILL SUCCEED IN GHANA
JUST GOT FED UP
LATER I REALIZE I MUST STAY AND TAKE GOOD CARE OF MY CHILDREN AND WIFE
ME AND MY PARTNER SEPARATED
MONEY RAN OUT, COULD NOT DEPEND ON PEOPLE
MY BROTHER WHO WAS LIVING THERE RETURNS
MY DAUGHTER LOST INTEREST IN ME COMING
MY FATHER ABANDONDED THE PLAN SO I HAD NO OPTIONS.BECAUSE HE THOUGHT I WAS NOT THE CHILD.
MY HUSBAND GOT RESIDENCE PERMIT AND A JOB IN THE NETHERLANDS
MY HUSBAND HAS REFUSED SO THERE WILL BE NO NEED
MY HUSBAND HAS RETURNED SO THERE IS NO NEED SHE MIGHT GO TO THE U.S BUT NOT NOW
MY MONEY GOT FINISHED AT NIGERIA SO I HAD TO COME BACK. SO I ABANDONED MY PLANS.
NO SCHOLARSHIP AVAIABLE
NO SCHOLARSHIP OBTAINED
NO SHOLARSHIP OBTAINED
NOT EASY TO SETTLE IN ANOTHER COUNTRY
PARTNER HELPING FOUND OUT I HAD MARRIED AND GIVING BIRTH
REFUSAL OF ENTRY VISA
REFUSED VISA TO GO TO UK
REFUSSED OF VISA FOR INSUFFICIENT FUNDS
SEE COLUMN 1
SHE GOT ADMISSION TO THE UNIVERSITY IN GHANA
SHE WAS ENROLLED AT THE TEACHER TRAININ COLLEGE IN GHANA
SINCE DADDY DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH MONEY THERE WAS NO NEED PURSING IT.
SINCE I FAILED IN GETTING THERE I SOPED TRYING
SINCE I WAS DENIED THE VISA I FORGOT ABOUT IT
STARTED TRADING
STARTED WORKING IN GHANA
THE APPLICATION PROCESS WAS TOO DIFFICULT
THE BUSINESS DEAL WAS TAKEN BY ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL
THE FRANDSIERS TOOK MY MONEY AWAY
THE FRANTRATION WERE JUST TOO MANY
THE LANGUAGE DIFFICULTY
THE PAIN OF LOOSING MY MONEY TO CONNECTION MEN HURT ME.
THE PERSON LEARNING THE MIGRATION MAN SOUROUNDED MY MONEY AND RUN AWAY
THE PROCESS WAS TAKING ALL MY MONEY AND IT BECAME DIFFICULT
THE PROCESS WAS TOO FRUSTRATING
THE WHITES HELPING HAD LEFT
THERE HAS BEEN A SEPERATION BETWEEN MYSELF AND MY PARTNER WHO WAS HELPING ME
THERE WERE SOME FAMILY ISSUES THAT HAD TO BE DEALT WITH
THEY REFUSED ME THE VISA
THEY REFUSED TO GIVE ME PAPERS.
THOUGHT LIBYA WAS OKAY
VISA DENIED
VISA REFUSAL
VISA WAS TURNED DOWN
WANTED TO WORK HERE IN GHANA
WAS ADVICED BY MY FAMILY TO STAY IN GHANA
WAS NOT INTERESTED ANYMORE
WAS PERSUADED TO JOIN FATHERS BUSINESS
WAS REFUSED VISA BY EMBASSY
WAS TIRED IT BECAME FRUSTRATING
WAS WASTING TIME AND WANTED TO CONCENTRATE ON RELATIONSHIP HERE
WE WERE DEPORTED PROM NIGERIA
Reasons for stopping attempt coded level 2
Reasons for stopping attempt coded level 2
Reasons for stopping attempt coded level 2
Reasons for stopping attempt coded level 2
Reasons for stopping attempt coded level 2
If q22 in 1
If the plans have been interrupted
142
1565
111
Visa refusal/couldn t get visa
112
No visa
113
Difficulties to get documents
114
Fake documents
115
A document missing/no accomodation certificate/no bank state
116
Not authorized to enter the country / was turned back
117
Was arrested at borders / was repatriated
118
Process too long / Slow and heavy administrative matters
119
Didn t win the lottery ( green card)
121
Authorities think he will not come back
122
Failled his interview to obtain legal documents
123
Registration does not success
211
Marriage
212
Pregnancy / had a child
213
Want to take a family member with him
214
Family s refusal / opposition to departure / family pressure
215
His family is here / want to stay with his family
216
Death of a family member
217
Separation
218
Family problems
219
Family/ friends failed to bring him there
220
Family member who was supposed to help him came back/ died
221
Illness
222
Other family reasons
223
Other personal reasons
311
No scholarship / Didn t get the scolarship
312
Problem with the employment contract at destination
313
Financial requirements too high/ costly process / financiall
314
Financial problems/ not enough money/no job
411
Ongoing steps / started the process
412
Awaiting for documents / delay period for the file
413
Awaiting for somebody to to take him there
414
Family/ friend is dealing with documents
415
Awaiting for setting his affairs here
416
Awaiting for registration
511
Agent/ smugler took his money / swindled him
512
Agent/ smugler dropped him at a wrong destination
513
Problems with the agent/ the agent failed
514
Was swindled for the visa
515
Lost on the sea/problem with the canoe
516
Familly/friends fail to bring him there
517
No support/no accomodation
518
Family member who was supposed to help him came back/died
611
Passed an examination / got registered to an university
612
Change of destination/ setting up a plan for another country
613
Change of mind / decision not to go/ not interested anymore
614
Easier to stay / want to work here /want to succeed here
615
Prefer/ appreciate his country of residence
616
Not ready
617
Friend s advice (not to go)
618
Must achieve his studies
619
Found a job
620
Is looking for another solution
621
The life goes on
622
Decision to go back to the home country
711
God / destiny / no luck
712
Discouragement / frustation / lost the hope
713
No step undertook / Don t know the steps to undertake/ diffi
714
Project not well-planned/ not serious
715
Had not the occasion
716
Not the right time / not the time of his luck
717
Language barrier/difficulties
718
Steps failed / tried many times but failed
719
No other choice/ no other solution/ unworkable project / no
720
Waste of time
721
Other
722
Don t know
723
Don t want to say
724
Stop in other county of transit
725
Impossible/No change to reach/hard to reach from the origin
Sysmiss
Reasons for stopping attempt coded level 2, constructed from the open variable q807 (detailed codes more than 20)
Reasons for stopping attempt coded level 1
Reasons for stopping attempt coded level 1
Reasons for stopping attempt coded level 1
Reasons for stopping attempt coded level 1
Reasons for stopping attempt coded level 1
If q22 in 1
If the plans have been interrupted
142
1565
1
Administrative reasons
2
Familial and personal reasons
3
Financial reasons
4
Waiting /steps current
5
Problems with intermediate/other supports
6
New projects
7
Other reasons
Sysmiss
Reasons for stopping attempt coded level 1, constructed from the open variable q807
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
1707
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
1707
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
442
1265
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
1707
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
1707
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
1958
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
1958
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
1334
624
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
1334
624
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
1266
692
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1314
644
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
1314
644
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
1306
652
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Migration number
Migration number
Migration number
Migration number
Migration number
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Sysmiss
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
1958
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
1958
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
1958
21
76
42.358
11.939
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
If q18 in 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 => Go to next page
1935
23
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Start year of the stay outside Ghana
Start year of the stay outside Ghana
Start year of the stay outside Ghana
Start year of the stay outside Ghana
Start year of the stay outside Ghana
Fill in one column per stay, category by category (TRANSIT, then SET, then stays of more than a year), following a chronological order within each category.
601D - 601F. Start and end years of the stay outside Ghana
Start year
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
1950
2009
1950
1958
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1968
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
End year of the stay outside Ghana
End year of the stay outside Ghana
End year of the stay outside Ghana
End year of the stay outside Ghana
End year of the stay outside Ghana
Fill in one column per stay, category by category (TRANSIT, then SET, then stays of more than a year), following a chronological order within each category.
601D - 601F. Start and end years of the stay outside Ghana
End year
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
621
1337
1956
2009
1956
1961
1963
1964
1965
1967
1968
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Country of stay/arrival
Country of stay/arrival
Country of stay/arrival
Country of stay/arrival
Country of stay/arrival
602. COUNTRY OF STAY/ARRIVAL
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99103
NORWAY
99109
GERMANY
99111
BULGARIA
99116
CZECH REPUBLIC
99118
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
99123
RUSSIA
99124
EUROPEAN TURKEY
99126
GREECE
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99136
IRELAND or EIRE
99140
SWITZERLAND
99144
MALTA
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
99205
LEBANON
99207
ISRAEL
99208
TURKEY
99216
CHINA
99217
JAPAN
99219
THAILAND
99223
INDIA
99230
HONG KONG
99237
KOREA
99239
KOREA (REPUBLIC OF)
99240
KUWAIT
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99301
EGYPT
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99304
GAMBIA
99310
ZIMBABWE
99311
NAMIBIA
99313
SPANISH PROVINCES OF AFRICA
99315
ETHIOPIA
99316
LIBYA
99322
CAMEROON
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99330
GUINEA
99331
BURKINA FASO
99332
KENYA
99335
MALI
99336
MAURITANIA
99337
NIGER
99338
NIGERIA
99341
SENEGAL
99342
SIERRA LEONE
99343
SUDAN
99344
CHAD
99345
TOGO
99350
MOROCCO
99351
TUNISIA
99391
SWAZILAND
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99431
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
99501
AUSTRALIA
Sysmiss
Country before arriving in "country of stay"
Country before arriving in "country of stay"
Country before arriving in "country of stay"
Country before arriving in "country of stay"
Country before arriving in "country of stay"
603. In which country were you just before arriving in "country of stay"?
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99103
NORWAY
99109
GERMANY
99123
RUSSIA
99126
GREECE
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99140
SWITZERLAND
99144
MALTA
99207
ISRAEL
99208
TURKEY
99217
JAPAN
99230
HONG KONG
99239
KOREA (REPUBLIC OF)
99301
EGYPT
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99304
GAMBIA
99310
ZIMBABWE
99315
ETHIOPIA
99316
LIBYA
99322
CAMEROON
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99331
BURKINA FASO
99332
KENYA
99336
MAURITANIA
99337
NIGER
99338
NIGERIA
99341
SENEGAL
99345
TOGO
99391
SWAZILAND
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
Sysmiss
For what reason did you leave this country
For what reason did you leave this country
For what reason did you leave this country
For what reason did you leave this country
For what reason did you leave this country
604. For what reasons did you leave this country?
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
.a
.b
1) TO JOIN PARTNER 2) TO SEEK GREENER PASTURES 3) LIVE IN EUROPE
1. DIDN'T WANT TO CAUSE PROBLEMS FOR COMFORT BY OVERSTAYING, 2. WENT BACK TO GHANA FOR 2 WEEKS AND THEN RE-ENTERED THE UK ON THE SAME VISA TO FULFILL THE 'ORIGINAL PLAN'
1. WAS INVITED BY COMFORT TO COME, 2. CAME FOR EDUCATION AND WORK TO SUPPORT PARENTS FOSTER CHILDREN IN GHANA
A FRIEND OF MY SUGGESTED TO ME THAT WE SOULD GO SO I DICIDED TO GO WITH HIM
A SHORT COURSE IN RESEARCH METHODS
A TRANSIT TO REACH NETHERLANDS
ACADEMIC REASONS
AFTER HE WAS REDEPLOYED HE FELT HE COULD MAKE A GOOD LIVING IN HOLLAND
AFTER SCHOOL NOT SUFFICIENT EARNINGS FROM WORK
AFTER SOME TIME JOB OPPORTUNITIES WERE NOT FORTHCOMING
ALWAYS IN SEARCH OF A BETTER LIFE
AN UNCLE OF MINE DIED SO I HAD TO COME FOR THE FUNERAL
AS I SAID EARIER THINGS WERE BAD FOR ME.
ASYLUM WAS NOT RENEWED AND IT DID NOT WANT TO BE DEPORTED
ASYLUM WAS REFUSED
AT THAT TIME EVERYBODY WAS GOING TO NIGERIA THAT WAS WHY I ALSO WANTED TO GO TOO
BECAUSE GHANA WAS HARD DURING RAWLINGS ERA NO FOOD, EVERY THING WAS DIFFICULT
BECAUSE HAD A BROTHER LIVING HERE
BECAUSE I HAD FRIEDS THERE WHO COULD EASILY TAKE ME IN
BECAUSE I HAVE A RELATIONSHIP HERE (ARINA)
BECAUSE I WAS NOT GETTING ANY WORK/JOB
BECAUSE MY AUNTY TOLD ME MY BROTHER WANTED ME TO COME HERE
BECAUSE OF 79 APPRAISALS I BECAME BANKRUPT SO I HAD TO GO TO SEEK GREENER PASTURES
BECAUSE OF THE NICE AND GOOD THINGS I HEARD
BECAUSE OF VOODOO, WANTED TO ESCAPE BEING A FETISH PRIEST
BECAUSE OMA ASKED FATHER FOR HER TO CARE AND LIVE WITH HER (SHE DEMANDED)
BETTER JOB OPPORTUNITIES
BETTER LIFE
BETTER LIFE, TO JOIN MY HUSBAND ABROAD
BETTER LIVING
BETTER OPPORTUNITIES
BETTER OPPORTUNITIES ABROAD
BETTER OPPORTUNITY
BETTER OPPORUTNITIES IN THE UK
BETTER PROSPECTS IN FINDING JOBS
BETTER WORK OPPORTUNITIES
BORED AND WANTED EDUCATION ABROAD
BUSINESS
BUSINESS WAS NOT GOOD SO WE DECIDED TO GO TO BURKINA FASO.
BY THEN IWAS A BUSINESS WOMAN AND TRADERS SHOPS
CAME FOR EDUCATION
CAME ON HOLIDAY TO MEET MY SPOUSE
CAME TO STUDY AND SEEK BETTER OPPORTUNITIES
CAME TO THE END OF MY COURSE
CAME WITH A SMALL GIRL AS A NANNY AS SHE WAS TO BE OPERATED ON THE EYE
CARE FOR MY SONS CHILDREN
CHANGE OF ENVIRONMENT
CONDITIONS WERE HARD
CONDITIONS WERE TOO HARD FOR THE COMMON MAN
CONDITIONS WERE UNBEARABLE
CONDUCTED SEMINAR
CONSIDERED AMSTERDAM BETTER IN TERMS OF LIVING STANDARDS. SUPER ACCOMODATION
CONTINUATION OF EDUCATION AND SEE MY SPOUSE
CONTINUE EDUCATION
CONTRACT FOR EMPLOYMENT IN CANADA
CONTRACT FOR WORK HAD FINISHED
CULTURAL EXCHANGE
DIDN'T KNOW ANYONE WHO COULD HELP THERE
DIPLOMATIC MISSION
DOCUMENT EXPIRED AND STILL HAD TO MOVE ON
DOCUMENT PROBLEM
DUE TO ECONOMICAL HARDSHIPS, EXAMPLE POVERTY
DUE TO FAMILY RE-UNION BECAUSE MY HUSBAND WAS ALREADY THERE
DUE TO PROBLEMS AT HOME DURING THE 1979
DUE TO THE CONDITIONS - SOCIAL AND FINANCIAL
DURING THAT TIME EVERYBODY WANTED TO GO THERE AND WORK SO I ALSO DECIDED TO GO.
ECONOMIC CRISES
ECONOMIC FACTORS
ECONOMIC HARDSHIP
ECONOMIC HARDSHIPS
ECONOMIC REASON
ECONOMIC REASON AND ALSO TO JOIN MY PARTNER
ECONOMIC REASONS
ECONOMIC REASONS AND DESIRE TO FURTHER EDUCATION
ECONOMIC, BECAUSE HE COULD
ECONOMICAL
ECONOMICAL REASON
ECONOMICAL REASONS AND TO FIND JOB FOR BETTER LIVING
ECONOMY WAS BAD IN GHANA
EDUCATION
EDUCATION AND CAREER PURPOSE
EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES
EGO WENT BANKRUPCY BECAUSE OF COLLAPSE OF THE BUSINESS
EMPLOYMENT
END OF STUDY AT UNIVERSITY
EUROPE WAS MY DREAM PLACE AND NOT AFRICA
EUROPE WAS MY TARGET SO WHEN I HAD A FISHING TRAWLER HEADING FOR FRANCE I MADE ARRANGEMENT AND I WAS SMUGGLED ABROAD
EXPERIENCE LIFE OUTSIDE GHANA
FAMILY RELIGION (VISIT HUSBAND)
FED UP WITH THE COUNTRY
FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES
FINANCIAL SITUATION, SINGLE MUM, BETTER OPPORTUNITY FOR CHILDREN
FIND SOMETHING NEW I WANTED NEW CHALLENGE
FINISHED TEACHING AND TOLD TO DO MORE STUDIES
FOR A BETTER FUTURE
FOR A BETTER LIFE
FOR A BETTER LIFE IN ENGLAND AS THERE WAS INSTABILITY IN GHANA
FOR A COURSE
FOR A VISIT
FOR A VISIT TO GERMANY
FOR AN IMPROVED LIFE
FOR BETER EMPLOYMENT WITH GOOD REMUNERATION
FOR BETTER CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
FOR BETTER EDUCATION ABROAD
FOR BETTER EMPLOYMENT WHERE I COULD GET BETTER WAGES
FOR BETTER LIFE
FOR BETTER LIFE IN EUROPE
FOR BETTER OPPORTUNITIES
FOR BETTER OPPORTUNITIES IN LIFE
FOR BETTER PROSPECTS IN LIFE
FOR BUSINESS IN TOGO
FOR DOCUMENT REASONS
FOR EARNS MEET
FOR ECONOMIC REASONS
FOR EDUCATION AND LANGUAGE
FOR EDUCATION AND TO AHVE A BETTER LIVE EVENTUALLY
FOR EMPLOYMENT
FOR EMPLOYMENT AND TO ENJOY BETTER LIFE IN NIGERIA.
FOR EMPLOYMENT BECAUSE THE ECONOMY CONDICTION IN GHANA WAS VERY PATHETIC OR BAD
FOR EMPLOYMENT.
FOR FAMILY RESONS
FOR FAMILY REUNION
FOR FUN, OPPORTUNITY CAME UP AND I TOOK IT
FOR FURTHER EDUCATION
FOR FURTHER STUDIES
FOR GREENER PASTURE
FOR GREENER PASTURE'S
FOR GREENER PASTURES
FOR GREENER PASTURES.
FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
FOR HOLIDAYS AND WORK
FOR LEGAL PAPERS
FOR MISSIONARY WORK IN GAMBIA
FOR MORE MONEY
FOR MORE MONEY AND TO JOIN MY BROTHER AND SISTER
FOR MY LEGAL DOCUMENTS
FOR PURSUE HIGHER EDUCATION
FOR SCHOOL
FOR SIGHT SEEING
FOR STUDIES
FOR STUDIES IN UK
FOR STUDY WAS THE PRINCIPAL REASON
FOR STUDYS
FOR WORK
FRIENDS IN EUROPE SAID THERE WERE BETTER OPPS IN UK
FURTHER CAREER AND EDUCATION
FURTHER EDUCATION
FURTHER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
GENERAL AMNESTY PROGRAM FOR ILLEGALS IN SPAIN MANY JOB OPPORTUNITIES
GOT A SCHOLARSHIP TO STUDY HERE
GOT A VISA TO WORK AS AN AU PAIR
GOT ADMISSION TO STUDY BACHELOR. HAD TO JOIN HIS WIFE AS WELL.
GOT ADMISSION TO STUDY IN THE NETHERLANDS
GREENER PASTURE
GREENER PASTURES
HAD & JOIN PARTNER
HAD PROBLEMS FITTING BACK INTO OUR SYSTEM. MANY TROUBLES
HAD PROBLMS WITH SISTER, SO LEFT GERMANY TO GO TO BELGIUM
HAD TO JOIN MY PARENTS WHO MIGRATED
HARDSHIPS
HAZ TO JOIN HUSBAND IN NIGERIA
HEARD THERE WAS A BETTER LIFE OUT HERE
HER PERMIT EXPIRES AND SHE HAS TO LEAVE
HOLIDAY
HOLIDAY IN NL (BUT ENDED UP STAYING IN NL UP TILL PRESENT)
HUSBAND GOT A JOB IN THE UK
I ACCOMPANIED MY HUSBAND WHO IS AN EXPATRIATE WORKER
I BECAME FAUSTRATED WITH THEIR CONDITIONS
I CAME FOR AN MVV SO WHEN IT WAS READY I HAD TO LEAVE
I CAME TO JOIN MY HUSBAND
I DID NOT FELL AT HOME
I DID NOT GET THROUGH TO THE CONTACT MAN WHO WAS TO HOST ME
I DID NOT LIKE THE GORVENANCE OF PREZ JERRY RAWLING THAT WAS WHY I MOVED
I DID NOT WAN TO WORK THERE ANY MORE
I FOLLOWED MY HUSBAND WHO WAS A MALLAM
I FOLLOWED MY UNCLE
I FOUND IT PEACEFUL AND ALSO I MADE SOME MONEY THERE SO I DECIDED TO GO BACK
I GOT A JOB IN LIBYA
I GOT A JOB IN TOGO & SO HAD TO GO & SAVE SOME MONEY TO LEARN A TRADE
I GOT MARRIED TO JANE SO I JOINED HER IN THER NETHERLANDS
I HAD A BETTER OFER JOB APPOINTMENT IN THE UK
I HAD A CONTRACT WITH A BUILDING COMPANY
I HAD A PROBLEM WITH MY AUNT AND SHE WANTED ME TO GO BACK TO GHANA
I HAD A PROBLEM WITH MY EAR. THE SITUATION WAS VERY BAD SO I WENT FOR TREATMENT
I HAD A TEACHING APPOINTMENT IN THE RAMA POLYTECHNIC
I HAD ALWAYS WANTED TO GO TO FRANCE
I HAD FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY
I HAD LITTLE EDUCATION WHICH MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO ACQUIRE WEALTH IN THIS COUNTRY
I HAD MARRIED A LADY THERE SO I HAD ALL MY PAPERS AND ALSO HAD A CHILD THERE
I HAD PLANNED FROM THE BEGINNING TO GO ELSEWHERE
I HAD SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME FROM UNDP
I HAD SOME UNCLES THERE AND I WANTED TO WORK AS WELL SO I WENT TO LIVE WITH THEM
I HAD THE BELIEF LIFE WAS BETTER HERE
I HAD TO AND WORK FOR GREENER PASTURE
I HAD TO GO AND DO A LITTLE FARMINGWITH MY PARTNER
I HAD WANTE TO FURTHER MY EDUCATION IN THIS COUNTRY BUT THID DIDN'T WORK OUT.
I HAD WANTED TO GO AND WORK SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURE
I HAVE THE DOCUMENTS TO VISIT EUROPE VISIT MY HUSBAND AND MY BROTHERS
I HEARD THERE WERE A LOT OF JOBS IN THE NETHERLANDS AT THAT TIME
I JOINED MY HUSBAND WHO IS STILL LIVING HERE
I JOINED MY HUSBAND WHO WAS LIVING THERE
I JUST WANTED TO GO AND LOOK AND LOOK FOR A JOB OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY
I JUST WANTED TO TRAVEL SINCE IT WAS THE NIRM IN THE FAMILY
I LEFT BECAUSE I QUICKLY REALIZED I COULDNT SURVIVE THERE
I LEFT BECAUSE I WAS DREAMING OF COMING TO EUROPE TO FIND LIFE
I LEFT BECAUSE OF THE ECONOMIC HARDSHIPS.
I LEFT BECAUSE OF THE MILITARY RULE
I LEFT BENIN BECAUSE MY AIM WAS TO REACH NIGERIA
I LEFT FOR ECONOMIC REASONS. I WANTED A PLACE WHERE I CAN MAKE A LIVING
I LEFT FOR WORK EXPERIENCE ABROAD
I LEFT FOR WORK PRUPOSE. I WENT TO MALI TO WORK
I LEFT GHANA IN ORDER TO JOIN MY HUSBAND IN ITALY
I LEFT GHANA TO JOIN MY HUSBAND
I LEFT GHANA TO SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURES AND TO MAKE LIFE EASY AND BETTER FOR MY FAMILY
I LEFT GUINEA BEACAUSE I WANTED TO REACH LYBIA
I LEFT HERE BECAUSE THINGS WERE NOT WORKING AS I EXPECTED
I LEFT IN ORDER TO JOIN MY HUSBAND
I LEFT LIBYA BECASUE I HAD A CHANCE TO ENTER ITALY
I LEFT ON INVITATION OF MY HUSBAND
I LEFT THERE BECAUSE JOB OPPORTUNITIES WERE VERY SLIM SO MY HUSBAND SUGGESTED I MOVE IN HERE TO SEEK AN OPPORTUNITY
I LEFT THIS COUNTRY BECAUSE MY HUSBAND WAS LIVING OUTSIDE
I LEFT TO ATTEND MY MOTHERS FUNERAL AND TO VISIT MY MOTHER'S COUNTRY.
I LEFT TO TOGO BECAUSE MY FATHER COULD NO MORE CATER FOR ME SO MY AUNTIE CAME FOR ME.
I LEFT WITH MY AUNTY TO JUST KNOW ANOTHER COUNTRY
I LOST MY WORK
I SECURED A JOB THERE SO I HAD TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY AND STAY THERE. I WAS INTRODUCED TO THIS JOB BY A FRIEND
I SET MY EYES TO REACH EUROPE BY GOING THROUGH DESERT
I STILL ENJOYED WORKIN IN NIGERIA
I TOLD YOU ALREADY! MY FAMILY NEEDS HELP
I TRAVELLED WITH MY MOTHER TO TOGO
I WANTED A BETTER CONDITION OF SERVICE
I WANTED A BETTER LIFE
I WANTED AN OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE FOREIGN EDUCATION
I WANTED BETTER CAREER OPPORTUNITIES.
I WANTED TO BE IN MY OWN COUNTRY
I WANTED TO FURTHER MY EDUCATION
I WANTED TO GET TO ITALY FOR GREENER PASTURES
I WANTED TO GO AND SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURES
I WANTED TO GO OUT OF THE COUNTRY TO LOOK FOR A BETTER JOB AS I SAID AND NIGER WAS JUST A TRANSIT
I WANTED TO GO TO EUROPE SO I WAS USING LIBYA AS A STEPING STONE
I WANTED TO GO TO ITALY FOR GREENER PASTURE
I WANTED TO GO TO NIGERIA TO WORK.
I WANTED TO TRY MY LUCK ELSEWHERE
I WAS A BOXER SO HAD A CONTRACT IN IVORY COAST
I WAS AIMING AT LYBIA FROM WHERE I COULD REACH EUROPE
I WAS ASKED BY THE AUTHORITIES TO LEAVE
I WAS CAUGHT BY THE POLICE AFTER I WAS RELEASED I DECIDED TO LEAVE GERMANY
I WAS DEPORTED BACK TO SOUTH AFRICA
I WAS DIVORCED AND DESPARATE SO I DECIDED TO JOIN MY MOTHER IN HOLLAND
I WAS GOING TO LOOK FOR MONEY TO DO BUSINESS.
I WAS HEADING TOWARDS EUROPE
I WAS HOMELESS AND DID NOT KNOW ANYONE TO HELP ME
I WAS INFLUENCED BY MY FRIENDS TO GO THERE FOR GREENER PASTURES
I WAS LIVING WITH MY BROTHER WHO WAS A PASTOR IN GHANA. SO UPON HIS TRANSFER TO SENEGAL I HAD TO GO WITH HIM
I WAS NOT ABLE TO GET A RESIDENCE AND WORK PERMIT
I WAS NOT HAVING A STABLE JOB MY EMPLOYER WAS ALSO CHEATING ME
I WAS NOT WORKING. I WAS JOBLESS
I WAS ON CONTRACT TO PLAY FOOTBALL FOR THE TEAM I WAS IN
I WAS ON LEAVE & DECIDED TO PAY A VISIT I GOT SOME WORK & STAYED FOR A YEAR
I WAS ON LEAVE AND DECIDED TO VISIT A FRIEND THERE
I WAS POSTED THERE SINCE THE CHURCH HAD A BRANCH IN LIBYA
I WAS PRAGNANT, DECIDED TO GIVE BIRTH IN UK
I WAS TRANSFERRED TO KUMASI WITH A SENIOR PLUMBER WHOM I DID NOT WANT TO WORK WITH, SO I RESIGNED & TRAVELLED TO LIBYA
I WAS TRYING TO GO FORWARD THAT IS TO TRAVEL TO ANY OF THE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES.
I WAS UNEMPLOYED AND WANTED TO FIND A BETTER LIVING IN EUROPE
I WAS WORKING FOR A WHITEMAN AS A HOUSEHELP & HE WAS TRANSFERRED THERE SO I WENT WITH HIM
I WENT FOR A PEACE KEEPING ASSIGNMENT
I WENT FOR A PEACE-KEEPING ASSIGNMENT
I WENT FOR A VISIT & LATER DECIDED TO STAY SINGLE I LIKED THE PLACE
I WENT IN SEARCH FOR GREENER PASTURES
I WENT IN SEARCH OF GREENER PASTURES
I WENT O A PEACE-KEEPING MISSION
I WENT OUT THERE TO TRADE OR WORK
I WENT OUT THERE TO WORK
I WENT OUT TO SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURE
I WENT THERE IN SEARCH OF GREENER PASTURES BECAUSE I WAS NOT KOING ANY MEANINGFUL JOB
I WENT THERE TO LOOK FOR JOB.
I WENT TO CONTINUE MY ISLAMIC EDUCATION
I WENT TO ENGLAND TO STUDY
I WENT TO JOIN MY HUSBAND
I WENT TO MY AUNTIE WHEN THE COMPANY I WORKED WITH WHICH IS ATWIMA TIMBERS WENT BANKKRUPT
I WENT TO NIGERIA BECAUSE THE LIVING CONDITIONS WERE BAD
I WENT TO OUTSIDE GHANA TO STUDY
I WENT TO SCHOOL
I WENT TO SEARCH FOR A JOB
I WENT TO STAY THERE WITH MY DAD
I WENT TO STAY WITH MY MOTHER
I WENT TO VISIT MY AUNT
I WENT TO WORK
I WENT TO WORK THERE; THAT IS DRIVING
I WENT WITH A FOOTBALL GROUP WHICH WAS COMING HERE
I WENT WITH MY GRANDMOTHER WHO RAISED ME UP. (CATERED FOR ME)
I WENT WITH MY HUSBAND TO WORK.
I WENT WITH MY PARENTS WHO WENT TO TEACH IN NIGERIA
IN ORDER TO EARN MONEY AND LIVE WITH UNCLE
IN SEARCH FOR BETTER LIFE
IN SEARCH FOR GREENER PASTURES
IN SEARCH OF BETTER JOB OPPORTUNITY
IN SEARCH OF GREENER PASTURES
IN SEARCH OF MONEY
IN SEARCH OF MORE MONEY AND ECONOMIC INDPENDENCE
INTENTIONS TO TRAVEL TO EUROPE
IT IS NOT AN ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRY
IT IS NOT WHER I HAD PLANNED TO STAY
IT WAS A TRANSIT
IT WAS APOINT OF TRANSIT TO THE NETHERLANDS
IT WAS DIFFICULT FINDING WORK DUE TO THE ECONOMIC CRISIS
IT WAS JUST A TRANSIT POINT TO ACTUAL DESTINATION
IT WAS JUST A TRANSIT POINT TO BELGIUM
IT WAS JUST ONE OF MY TRANSIT COUNTRIES TO COUNTRIES.
IT WAS NOT CONDUCIVE FOR IMMIGRANTS
IT WAS NOT VERY GOOD DUE TO LACK OF WORK
IT WAS VERY TOUGH FOR ME IN GHANA SO IDECIDED TO GO OUTSIDE AND SEEK GREENER PASTURE
IT'S PERSONAL
JOB OPPORTUNITIES WERE ALMOST GONE SO WE HAVE TO MOVE ON TO PLACE WHERE WE CAN FIND JOB
JOB TRANSFER
JOIN HER PARTNER
JOIN MUM IN THE UK
JOIN MY MOTHER
JOIN PARTNER
JOINED FATHER
JOINING MY HUSBAND
JOINING SPOUSE
JUST HAD TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY
JUST SEEKING GREENER PASTURES TO SUPPORT MY FAMILY
JUST TO SEEK OPPORTUNITIES AND TO CONSIDER FURTHER EDUCATION
JUST WANTED TO LEAVE GHANA FOR FINANCIAL REASONS
JUST WANTED TO LIVE IN EUROPE (ADVENTURE)
LACK OF OPPORTUNITIES
LANGUAGE, JOINING SPOUSE
LEARN ABOUT BRITISH CARS
LEAVING FOR FURTHER STUDIES
LEFT FOR SCHOOL
LEFT THE SHIP TO FIND A JOB, HAD FRIENDS IN UK AND AMSTERDAM
LIFE IS HARD HERE I WANTED TO WORK FOR GREENER PASTURES
LIFE WAS DIFFICULT HERE IN GHANA.
LIFE WAS GETTING HARDER, MONEY PROBLEMS AND PROBLEMS WITH INLAW
LIFE WAS HARD FOR ME IN GHANA. I WANTED TO TRY ELSEWHERE
LIFE WAS HARD FOR US AT THE TIME
LIFE WAS TOO HARD AND I WANTED TO STUDY FURTHER
LIFE WAS UNBEARABLE INTERMS OF LIVING STANDARDS I WENT TO SEEK GREENER PASTURES
LIVING CONDITIONS WERE VERY HARD.
LIVING IN GHANA WAS HARD AT THE TIME. I DECIDED TO USE THIS COUNTRY AS A TRANSIT TO ITALY AND THAT WAS WHY I LEFT THERE.
LIVING IN GHANA WAS HARD.
LIVING IN GHANA WAS HARD. I JUST WANTED TO TRY MY LUCK SOMEWHERE ELSE.
LIVING IN GHANA WAS HARD. SEPARATED FROM HUSBAND. DECIDED TO TRAVEL TO FIND A BETTER LIFE
LIVING IN THE SAME APARTMENT WITH HIS BROTHER WAS INCONVENIENCING HIS FAMILY SO HE MOVED TO THE NETHERLANDS ON ADVICE OF A FAMILY FRIEND
LIVING WAS BECOMING HOPELESS AND I HAD TO FORCE MYSELF OUT
LIVING WITH HUSBAND IN UK
LOOKING FOR A BETTER LIFE
LOOKING FOR BETTER CHANCES IN LIFE
LOOKING FOR BETTER JOB AND LIFE BECAUSE OF ECONOMIC SITUATION IN GHANA
LOOKING FOR GOOD JOB OPPORTUNITY
LOOKING FOR GREENER PASTURE
LOOKING FOR GREENER PASTURES
LOST HIS JOB (BETRAYED BY COLLEAGUES IN A DEAL)
LOST JOB AND IT WAS VERY DIFFICULT TO FIND ONE
LOVED THE LIFESTYLE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
MARRIAGE
MARRIAGE PROBLEMS MADE ME WANT TO LEAVE
MARRIED PARTNER WHO WAS BRITISH PLUS NURSING SCHOOL
MET DUTCH MAN WHO BECAME HER PARTNER
MILITARY REGIME MADE IT DIFFICULT TO SETTLE
MONEY PROBLEMS WHEN YOU CHANGE THE MONEY ITS A LOT IN CEDIS
MORE OPPORTUNITIES IN UK
MOTHER HAS COME TO STAY ON REFUGEE BASIS
MOVED WITH MY EMPLOYER AT THAT TIME
MUSIC OPPORTUNITY
MUSICAL CAREER
MY ASYLUM WAS REFUSED
MY ASYLUM WAS REJECTED AND DID NOT WANT TO BE DEPORTED
MY ASYLUM WAS REJECTED AND I HAD TO LEAVE
MY AUNT ADOPTED ME
MY AUNT CONVINCED ME THAT IT WAS BETTER THAN TO BE IN SPAIN
MY AUNTIE ADOPTED ME
MY AUNTIE CAME TO PICK ME UP FROM GHANA TO GO AND LIVE WITH HER
MY BROTHER BROUGHT ME HERE
MY COUSIN AHD CONVICED ME THAT IT WAS EASIER TO FIND A JOB THERE
MY DADDY INIVTED ME TO COME SO THAT I COULD CONTINUE MY EDUCATION
MY DAUGHTER FLORENCE GAVE BIRTH AND I WENT TO VISIT HER AND DO BADY SITTING
MY ELDER DAUTHER CAME TO PICK ME UP WHEN MY HUSBAND DIED
MY FATHER PASSED A WAY SO MY UNCLE CAME FOR ME TO TOGO
MY FATHER TOOK ME THERE
MY FATHER WANTED ME TO VISIT HIM THERE (GABON)
MY FATHER WAS GOING THERE TO WORK
MY FRIENDS AND I DECIDED TO GO AND WORK THERE. WE HEARD THERE WAS MONEY THERE.
MY GRANDMOTHER WANTED ME TO GO AND STAY WITH MY ELDER BROTHER
MY HOPES WERE ALMOST DASHED BECAUSE IT WAS DIFFICULT TO GET ASSIMILATED INTO THE SYSTEM BECAUSE OF LANGUAGE
MY HUSBAND ASKED ME TO COME WITH HIM
MY HUSBAND CAME TO TAKE ME THERE
MY HUSBAND GOT A JOB AS A DRIVER IN SAUDI ARABIA.
MY HUSBAND GOT A JOB IN LIBYA
MY HUSBAND HAD A JOB OFFER IN LONDON.
MY HUSBAND HAD A TEACHING APPOINTMENT
MY HUSBAND HAS THE CHANCE TO TRAVES THERE SO I WENT WITH HIM
MY HUSBAND INVITED ME TO JOIN HIM IN HOLLAND
MY HUSBAND WANTED TO FISH IN ANOTHER COUNTRY SO WE WENT TO TOGO
MY HUSBAND WAS A POLICE MAN SO WE WERE TRANSFERDTHERE FOR PEACE KEEPING MISSION
MY HUSBAND WAS GOING FOR "APRODO" I FEAR HE NIGHT GET THERE & RE-MARRY
MY HUSBAND WAS GOING TO BENIN TO FISH THERE & I DECIDED TO FOLLOW MY UNCLE THERE TOO.
MY HUSBAND WAS GOING TO TOGO
MY HUSBAND WAS GOING TO WORK THERE AS A MILLITARY MAN
MY HUSBAND WAS TRANSFERRED TO THIS PLACE
MY HUSBANDS' BROTHER HAD CONVINCED HIM THAT CONDITIONS OF SERVECE WERE BETTER IN CANADA
MY MOM BROUGHT ME HERE
MY MOTHER TOOK ME THERE
MY MOTHER WAS MARRIED TO ANOTHER HUSBAND THERE AND WE ALL HAD TO MOVE THERE AND STAY WITH THEM.
MY MUM WANTED TO PERSONALLY TAKE CARE OF US
MY PAPERS EXPIRED BUT WAS NOT RENEWED SO I HAD TO CHANGE COUNTRY AND JAPAN WAS WHERE IT WAS EASY TO SECURE VISA & PERMIT DURING THAT PERIOD
MY PARTNER ASKED ME TO COME WITH HIM
MY PARTNER ASKED ME TO COME WITH HIM TO NIGERIA
MY PARTNER CONVINCED ME TO COME WITH HIM
MY PATNER TOOK ME THERE AND ALSO I WANTED TO SEEK SOME BETTER LIVING THERE.
MY PERTNER AND I DECIDED TO COME TO HOLLAND AND LIVE HERE
MY UNCLE ASKED ME TO GO AND WORK THERE
MY UNCLE FILED STAYING DOCUMENT FOR ME
MY UNCLE SENT ME THERE
MY VISA HAD EXPIRED AND NOT SAVE TO LIVE THERE.
MY WIFE HAD JOINED HER BROTHER IN LONDO. WHILST NIGERIA WAS EXPELLING FOREGINERS
MY WORK TOOK ME TO NIGERIA
NEEDED TO BE PAID MORE MONEY FOR THE SAME JOB
NEW OPPORTUNITIES
NO ANSWER
NO BETTER INCOME IN GHANA
NO PARTICULAR REASON
NO REASON
NO REASON I DON'T KNOW
NO RESIDENCE PERMIT & NO WORK
NOT READEABLE
NOTHING IT WAS A GOOD GESTURE FROM A WHITEMAN IN APPRECIATION PF THE HOPITABILITY MY FAMILY SHOW HIM DURING HIS STAY IN MY FATHER'S HOTEL
NOTHING, JUST ADVENTURE
OCCUPATIONAL TRANSFER
ON LEAVE
ON MISSION FROM THE GHANA FOREIGN MINISTRY OF THE EMBASSY IN THE NETHERLANDS
ON RELIGIOUS ASSIGNMENT
ORDAINGO A PRIEST PLUS FINISHED STUDIES PLUS WENT TO TEACH
P02 WAS THERE SO HE HAD TO COME
PARTNER'S INVITATION
PARTNER'S INVITATION TO STAY WITH HIM
PEOPLE WERE BUYING THINGS ON CREDING AND NOT PAYING BACK SO TRAVELLED TO INCREASE EARNINGS
PERSONAL REASONS
POLITICAL INSTABILITY
POLITICAL PROBLEM, FEAR OF LIFE, AFTER A COPU IN GHANA MY FAMILY WAS THREATENED
POLITICAL REASONS
POOR ECONOMIC REASONS
POOR ECONOMICS
POOR LIVING STANDARD
POVERTY
POVERTY, NO GOOD JOB OPPORTUNITY
PRIEST IN TRAINING REQUIREMENT
PRIEST TRAINING PLUST 3RD DEGREE
PROBLEMS WITH DOCUMENTS AND DISADVANTAGES AS A FOREIGNER IN SPAIN
PURELY EDUCATION
PURSUE HIGHER EDUCATION
RECEIVED SCHOLARSHIP FOR FURTHER STUDIES
REFUSED RESIDENCE AND WORKING PERMIT
RELATIONSHIP PROBLEM
RELATIONSHIP PROBLEMS- PROBLEMS WITH HUSBAND
SAME, ECONOMKIC SITUATION AND FURTHER EDUCATION
SCHOOLING
SEARCH FOR GREENER PASTURES
SEARCHING FOR GREENER PASTURES
SEEKING ASYLUM GRANTED, REFUGEE STATUS
SEEKING GREENER PASTURES
SETTLE
SETTLEMENT
SISTER WAS HERE WHO NEEDED SUPPORT
SOMEONE INVITED TO THE COUNTRY & ASKED ME TO COME & ASSIST HER WITH SELLING KENKEY BUT SHE WAS A PROSTITUTE
SPAIN WAS 1ST DESTINATION IN EUROPE, WENT ABCK FOR RESIDENCE PERMIT
SPOUSE LIVING THERE
STAY WITH MY DAD
STAYED WITH FRIEND IN MADRID, BUT HIS WIFE DID NOT AGREE TO HAVE A xxx LIVING WITH THEM
STUDIES
STUDIES ACADEMIC REASONS
STUDY, GREENER PASTURES IN EDUCATION
STUDYING
THAT WAS WHERE I HAD THE UN CONTRACT TO GO & HELP WITH THE BUILDING OF SOME STRUCTURES IN LIBERIA
THE CATCH IN GHANA WAS TOO LOW & WE WANTED A BIG CATCH
THE ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN GHANA ARE NOT GOOD
THE ECONOMIC SITUATION IN GHANA FOR TEACHERS WAS NOT GOOD
THE ECONOMY OF GHANA WAS VERY BAD - I DID NOT ALSO LIKE THE REVOLUTION. DURING THAT PERIOD
THE LANGUAGE
THE MONEY I WAS GETTING WAS NOT ENOUGH
THE SITUATION IN GHANA WAS HARD AT THAT TIME AND MY SISTER SAID WE SHOULD GO
THE STANDARD OF LIVING WAS VERY HARD.
THE TAILORING INDUSTRY HAD A BETTER MARKET THERE
THERE IS HIGH RATE OF UNEMPLOYMENT HERE
THERE WAS AN EXCHANGE OF PROGRAMME BETWEEN GHANA GOV'T AND BRITISH GOV'T TO TRAIN NURSES
THERE WAS CHAOS WHEN OPPONG-WEAH LOST THE ELECIONS & THE U.N ALSO REDREW
THERE WAS NO MONEY IN GHANA & MY WORK WAS NOT FETCHING ENOUGH
THERE WAS NO MONEY IN THE SYSTEM AND I WAS SO HARD UP SO I DECIDED TO TRAVEL
THERE WAS NO WORK
THERE WAS SERIOUS ECONOMIC PROBLEMS IN GHANA, SO I WENT OUT SEEKING GREENER PASTURES
THERE WERE NOT ENOUGH JOBS THERE
THINGS DID NOT WORK OUT IN GHANA
THINGS WERE HARD FOR ME AT THAT TIME.
THINGS WERE HARD FOR MEE. I WANTED TO GO AND LOOK FOR MONEY TO DO SOMETHING GOOD BACK HOME.
THINGS WERE NOT MOVING ON SMOOTHLY SO I WENT IN FOR GREENER PASTURES
THINGS WERE REALLY NOT MOVING WELL WITH ME THEN
THINGS WERE VERY BAD SO I HAD SO I HAD TO TRAVEL
THIS WAS MY GOAL DESTINATION
THOUGHT BETTER OPPORTUNITIES IN UK
TIMES WERE HARD AT THAT TIME IN GHANA
TO ACCOMPANY OR JOIN MY HUSBAND
TO ATTED SCHOOL OVER THERE
TO ATTEND A BIBLE COURSE & VISIT MY RELATIVES
TO ATTEND A CONFERENCE
TO ATTEND UNIVERSITY AND FURTHER MY STUDIES
TO BABYSIT MY NIECE
TO BE WITH HUSBAND
TO BE WITH MY HUSBAND
TO BE WITH P1 (AKUA) WHO WAS IN THE NETHERLANDS TOGETHER WITH DAUGHTER ABLEMA
TO BE WITH PARTNER
TO BECOME A STAYUING PERMIT TO ALLOW ME STAY IN THE EU
TO BETTER MY ECONOMIC SITUATION
TO BETTER MY OPPORTUNITY
TO BETTER MYSELF, BUILD UP MONEY TO SET UP IN GHANA
TO CHANGE EMPLOYMENT
TO CHANGE ENVIRONMENT.TO WORK AND GET MONEY
TO COME AND START NEW LIFE ABROAD WITH HUSBAND
TO COME AND STAY WITH AUNT TO HELP OUT MUM
TO COME AND TAKE CARE OF MY SISTERS' CHILDREN
TO COME AND VISIT FAMILY
TO COME FOR HOLIDAYS AND VISIT MY SISTER
TO COME TO MY FINAL DESTINATION
TO COME TO THE NETHERLANDS WHERE THE PARENTS WERE
TO CONTINUE MY EDUCATION AT THE MASTERS
TO CONTINUE MY MISSIONARY WORK
TO DO BUSINESS
TO DO BUSINESS IN NIGERIA
TO ENABLE ME ACQUIRE MORE OR BETTER ECONOMIC STATUS
TO EXPAND MY HORIZON
TO EXPAND MY HORIZONS
TO EXPLORE NEW OPPORTUNITIES
TO FIND A BETTER JOB AND IMPROVE LIVING CONDITIONS
TO FIND A BETTER PART JOB
TO FIND A JOB
TO FIND A JOB AS ASEAMAN
TO FIND A JOB IN SAILING
TO FIND A JOB, IT WAS EASIER TO MAKE MONEY THAN IN GHANA
TO FIND EMPLOYMENT
TO FIND GREENER PASTURE
TO FIND GREENER PASTURES AND FOR FURTHER STUDIES
TO FIND JOB THERE
TO FIND WORK
TO FURTHE REDUCATION
TO FURTHER DO MY PHD IN LAW
TO FURTHER EDUCATION
TO FURTHER MY CAREER
TO FURTHER MY EDUCATION
TO FURTHER MY EDUCATION AND BETTER ONE'S LIFE
TO FURTHER STUDIES
TO GET A DIPLOMA IN BRESS MAKING AND HAIR DRESSING
TO GET A JOB AND MORE MONEY
TO GET EMPLOYMENT
TO GET GRENER PASTURES
TO GET MARRIED THERE
TO GET MORE INCOME FOR THE SAME JOB DONE
TO GET MORE MONEY AND BUY MY OWN HOUSE AND SHOP
TO GET MORE MONEY SO I CAN BUILD MY OWN HOUSE
TO GET TO U.K
TO GET TRAINING AND EDUCATION
TO GO & EVANGELISE IN ANOTHER COUNTRY
TO GO & SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURES
TO GO AND DO BUSINESS
TO GO AND LOOK FOR A GOOD JOB
TO GO AND SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURE
TO GO AND SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURES
TO GO AND SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURES IN ITALY
TO GO AND SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURES.
TO GO AND TO WORK TO GET MONEY. GHANA WAS TOO HARD
TO GO AND WORK
TO GO AND WORK AND GET MONEY
TO GO AND WORK TO GO GET MONEY TO COME AND OPEN MY OWN SHOP
TO GO AS PART OF A TEAM - NGO
TO GO BACK TO GHANA & TO TRAVEL TO THE NL (ITALY WAS INITIALLY MEANT AS A TRANSIT COUNTRY)
TO GO FOR SOME OF THER ITEMS I LEFT BEHIND IN "83"
TO GO ON A BUSSINES TRIP TO CHINA TO BUY SOME MOBILE PHONES ACCESSORIES
TO GO TO SCHOOL, BEGIN A NEW LIFE AND GET THE DIVORCE
TO GO TO THE NETHERLANDS
TO GO TO THE NETHERLANDS AND JOIN BROTHERS, IN SEARCH OF GREENER PASTURES
TO HAVE A BETTER FUTURE
TO HAVE A BETTER LIFE ECONOMICALLY
TO HAVE SOME EXPOSURE ABOUT THE WHITEMANS WAYS OF DOING THINGS
TO HELP STEPMOTHER IN FARMING
TO IMPROVE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
TO IMPROVE MY ECONOMIC STATUS
TO IMPROVE MY LIFE FOR A BETTER FUTURE
TO INCREASE MY OPPORTUNITIES
TO JION MY FIANCEE
TO JOIN BROTHER
TO JOIN FAMILY
TO JOIN FATHER
TO JOIN HER HUSBAND FOR SHORT PERIOD WHO WAS STUDYING IN UK
TO JOIN HER PARENTS
TO JOIN HER PARTNER
TO JOIN HIS PARTNER
TO JOIN HUSBAND
TO JOIN HUSBAND IN THE UK
TO JOIN MOTHER IN THE NETHERLANDS
TO JOIN MOTHER IN THE UK
TO JOIN MOTHER TO ATTEND UNIVERSITY
TO JOIN MY BROTHER WHO WAS RICH BECAUSE HE TRAVELLED TO THE NETHERLANDS
TO JOIN MY FAVOURITE AUNTIE WHO HAS JUST GIVEN BIRTH
TO JOIN MY HUSBAND
TO JOIN MY HUSBAND AND ALSO TO FIND EMPLOYMENT
TO JOIN MY MOTHER
TO JOIN MY MOTHER SO THAT I CONTINUE MY EDUCATION OR LEARN A TRADE IN NIGERIA
TO JOIN MY PARENTS
TO JOIN MY PARTNER
TO JOIN MY PARTNER IN CANADA
TO JOIN MY PARTNER IN THE UK
TO JOIN MY PARTNER WHO IS ALREADY LIVING HERE
TO JOIN MY REAL HUSBAND
TO JOIN MY SIBLINGS AND TO HELP THE FAMILY
TO JOIN MY SPOUSE
TO JOIN NEWLY MARRIED SPOUSE
TO JOIN OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS, TO ATTEND SCHOOL
TO JOIN PARENTS
TO JOIN PARTNER
TO JOIN PARTNER AND WORK TO SUPPORT FAMILY
TO JOIN PARTNER IN THE NETHERLANDS
TO JOIN SPOUSE
TO LEARN A TRADE
TO LIVE INDEPENDENTLY AND TO FIND ANOTHER JOB
TO LIVE WITH HUSBAND
TO LIVE WITH MY DADDY
TO LIVE WITH MY HUSBAND
TO LOOK FOR A BETTER LIFE
TO LOOK FOR A BETTER PAID JOB
TO LOOK FOR A GOOD JOB
TO LOOK FOR A JOB AND MAKE MONEY
TO LOOK FOR A JOB OR ECONOMIC REASONS
TO LOOK FOR BETTER LIFE
TO LOOK FOR GREENER PASTURE ELSEWHERE
TO LOOK FOR GREENER PASTURES
TO LOOK FOR GREENER PASTURES ELSEWHERE
TO LOOK FOR MONEY
TO LOOK FOR WORK
TO LOOK FOR WORK AND GET MONEY
TO LOOK FOR WORK AND MAKE MONEY
TO LOOK FOR WORK SINCE I WAS NOT EARNING ENOUGH IN GHANA
TO MAKE ENDS MEET AND TO MAKE A BETTER LIFE
TO MARRY
TO MARRY A BELGIAN FOR PAPERS
TO ME IT WAS A TRANSIT PLACE TO GO TO SPAIN
TO MEET PARTNER
TO PERSUE A DEGREE PROGRAM
TO PURSUE FURTHER EDUCATION
TO PURSUE FURTHER STUDIES
TO PURSUE HIGHER EDUCATION
TO PURSUE MASTERS DEGREE
TO PURSUE NURSING EDUCATION
TO PURUSE EDUCATION
TO REACH BELGIUM
TO REACH MY AUNTIE IN THE NETHERLANDS
TO REUNITE WITH FAMILY
TO SCHOOL
TO SCHOOL ACTUALLY. TO DO MY MASTERS PROGRAMME.
TO SCHOOL IN ANOTHER COUNTRY
TO SEARCH FOR 'GREEN PASTURE' TO WORK
TO SEARCH FOR A BETTER LIFA AND TO JOIN MY BOYFRIEND
TO SEARCH FOR A BETTER LIFE ABROAD
TO SEARCH FOR BETTER ECONOMIC SITUATION
TO SEARCH FOR BETTER JOB
TO SEARCH FOR BETTER LIFE
TO SEARCH FOR BETTER LIFE ABROAD
TO SEARCH FOR MONEY
TO SEARCH FOR PASTURES
TO SEEK BETTER HEALTH ATTENTION
TO SEEK BETTER LIFE ELSEWHERE
TO SEEK BETTER LIFE IN EUROPE
TO SEEK EMPLOYMENT AS I LOST MY JOB IN ITALY
TO SEEK EMPLOYMENT BECAUSE LIFE WAS DIFFICULT FOR ME IN GHANA
TO SEEK FOR A BETTER FIFE
TO SEEK FOR A BETTER LIFE
TO SEEK FOR BETTER JOB OPPORTUNITIES
TO SEEK FOR BETTER LIFE
TO SEEK FOR BETTER LIFE IN EUROPE
TO SEEK FOR CREENER PASTURE TO TAKE CARE OF MY FAMILY
TO SEEK FOR EMPLOYMENT
TO SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURE
TO SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURES
TO SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURES AND A BETTER LIFE.
TO SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURES IN EUROPE
TO SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURES. I WANTED TO BUY A RADIO, FAN IRON, FRIDGE
TO SEEK FOR GRENER PASTURE TO SUPPORT MY FAMILY
TO SEEK GREENER PASTURES
TO SEEK GREENER PASTURES YOU DON'T KNOW IN LIFE WHERE YOUR LUCK WILL COME FROM.
TO SEEK GREENER PASTURES, I NEEDED MORE MONEY
TO SEEK GREENER PROSPECTS
TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION AND TO BE WITH MY CHILDREN
TO SETLE IN THE NL
TO SETTLE
TO SETTLE DOWN WITH PARTNER
TO SETTLE IN FRANCE
TO START A NEW LIFE AFTER MY DIVORCE, TO GET A JOB TO SUPPORT MY CHILDREN'S EDUCATION
TO START A NEW LIFE AND IMPROVE ON MY LIFE
TO STAY WITH AUNT
TO STAY WITH AUNTY
TO STAY WITH MY MUM AND WORK
TO STAY WITH MY UNCLE
TO STUDY
TO STUDY ABROAD
TO STUDY ABROAD AND ALSO TO WORK HERE
TO STUDY AND GO TO SCHOOL
TO STUDY AND JOIN HUSBAND
TO STUDY AND WORK
TO STUDY HERE
TO STUDY IN THE NETHERLANDS
TO STUDY IN UNITED KINGDOM
TO STUDY LAW
TO STUDY MASTERS
TO STUDY, DAD WAS IN THE NETHERLANDS SO WANTED TO RE-ESTABLISH CONTACT
TO STUDY; BETTER REPUTATION OF STUDIES
TO STUDY; REPUTATION OF THE EDUCATION SYSTEM AND GOOD JOBS IN GHANA LATER
TO TAKE CARE OF MY DAUGHTERS' CHILDREN
TO TAKE CARE OF MY KIDS
TO TAKE OF MY SISTER'S CHILDREN
TO TAKE UP A WORKING APPOINTMENT
TO TEACH
TO TRAAIN PLUS SECOND DEGREE WHICH IS PART OF TRAINING
TO TRADE
TO TRADE MY GOODS
TO TRAIN AS A PRIEST
TO TRANSIT
TO TRAVEL ABROAD TO SEEK FOR GREENER PASTURES
TO TRY LIFE IN ANOTHER COUNTRY
TO UPGRADE MYSELF BY WORKING AND STUDYING
TO VISIT
TO VISIT GHANA
TO VISIT MY BROTHER AND BROTHER AND ALSO WORK
TO VISIT MY DAD AND ALSO PLAY PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL
TO VISIT MY ELDER BROTHERS.
TO VISIT MY FAMILY
TO VISIT MY FATHER
TO VISIT MY FRIEND
TO VISIT MY FRIEND WHO RESIDES THERE.
TO VISIT MY GRANDMOTHER
TO VISIT MY HUSBAND ON BUSINESS ASSIGNMENT
TO VISIT MY MOTHER IN LAW
TO VISIT MY PARENTS IN THAT COUNTRY
TO VISIT MY SICK MOTHER
TO VISIT MY SPOUSE
TO VIST MY SISTER
TO VIVIT MY MOTHER WHO THEN WAS SELLING KENKEY THERE
TO WORK
TO WORK AND FOR BETTER OPPORTUNITIES
TO WORK AND GET MONEY
TO WORK AND GET MONEY AND THEN TO STUDY
TO WORK AND GET MONEY TO IMPROVE LIVING CONDITION
TO WORK AND GET MORE MONEY TO TRAVEL TO GERMANY
TO WORK AND MAKE A LIVING
TO WORK AND MAKE MONEY
TO WORK AND MAKE MONEY AND ALSO CATER FOR MY AUNTY'S KIDS
TO WORK AND SECURE BETTER LIVING
TO WORK AND THEN LATER CONTINUE MY EDUCATION
TO WORK FOR A BETTER PAY
TO WORK FOR BETTER PAID JOB
TO WORK IN A COMPANY
TO WORK IN NIGERIA
TO WORK OR FOR EMPLOYMENT.
TO WORK SMALL TO GET CASH
TO WORK THERE
TO WORK THERE AS FISHERMAN
TO WORK TO EARN A BETTER LIVING
TO WORK. ACTUALLY MY EMPLOYERS TOOK ME THERE.
TRANSIT
TRANSIT AND LATER JOIN PARENTS IN THE NETHERLANDS
TRANSIT TO GHANA
TRANSIT TO TEH UK
TRANSIT TO THE UK
TRASIT I WAS GOING TO MOZAMBIQUE IT WAS CHEAPER THAT WAY
TRAVELLING TO GHANA
TRAVELLING TO SOUTH AFRICA
UNCLE IN THE NETHERLANDS TOLD HIM EUROPE WAS BETTER
UNEMPLOYMENT REASON
USED AS A GATEWAY TO UK
VISIT BROTHER
VISIT MY DAUGHTER AND SON-IN-LAW AND TO TAKE CARE OF MY GRAND CHILDREN
VISIT SISTER WHO LIVED IN GERMANY WITH INTENTION TO STAY WITH HER
VISIT WIFE
VISITING, BUT I STAYED FOR LONGER
VISITING, DECIDED TO STAY
WANT A GOOD LIFE OTHERS A COMFORTABLE LIFE FOR MYSELF AND FAMILY
WANT TO FURTHER MY EDUCATION
WANTED A BETTER JOB
WANTED TO BUT MY OWN CARGO AND ALSO TO MAKE ENS MEET
WANTED TO COME LEGALLY
WANTED TO GAIN INTERNATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE OUTSIDE GHANA
WANTED TO LIVE IN EUROPE
WANTED TO TRAVEL
WANTED TO TRAVEL ABROAD FOR A CHANGE OF LIFE
WANTS SOME INTERNATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE
WAS EASY TO FIND A JOB IN NL
WAS INVITED BY BROTHER
WAS NOT HAPPY WITH THE STATE OF THE ECONOMY
WAS RECRUITED IN GHANA BY UK TO BE TRAINED AND WORK AS NURSE
WAS TOLS THAT THE NETHERLANDS ARE BETTER AND EASY TO GET A JOB
WE HAD A JOB IN A TRANSPORT COMPANY AS MECHANICS
WE HAD JUST SEPARATED AND I WANTED TO START A NEW LIFE
WE REALIZED THE NIGERIANS WERE GOING TO SACK US SINCE THEY REALIZED MOST JOBS WERE ACQUIRED BY FOREIGNERS
WE WANTED A BIG CATCH SO WE TRAVELLED IN SEARCH OF RACE WE COULD HAVE THE BIG CATCH
WE WANTED TO GO AND VISIT MY HUSBAND'S RELATIVES AND STAY WITH THEM AWHILE.
WE WENT FOR A PEACE-KEEPING MISSION
WE WENT TO FISH THERE MY BROTHER & I
WENT THERE TO MAKE MONEY AND CAME BACK
WENT THERE TO SCHOOL AND WORK
WENT THERE TO WORK
WENT TO TEACH
WENT WITH MOTHER AFTER PARENT DIVORCE
WENT WITH PARENTS DON'T KNOW WHY THEY LEFT
WERE ASKED BY THE AUTHORITY TO LEAVE
WON SCHOLARSHIP FOR ONE YEAR RESIDENTIAL STUDY
WORK
WORK IS VERY TIDEOUS AND FINDING ANOTHER ONE WAS FRUSTRATING
WORKING CONTRACT TERMINATED (NO JOB)
Reasons of migration coded level 2
Reasons of migration coded level 2
Reasons of migration coded level 2
Reasons of migration coded level 2
Reasons of migration coded level 2
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1004
954
111
Join partner/Marriage
112
Join father/ mother
113
Look for a partner(to get documents)
114
Family reunification/Join another relative
115
Join children
116
Join brothers/sisters
121
Accompany partner
122
Accompany father/mother
123
Accompany another relative
125
Accompany children
126
Accompany brother/sister
131
Visiting a family member
132
Parents/family member invitation
141
Divorce/separation
142
Death of father/ mother
143
Death of partner
144
Arrival of co-wife
145
Death of another relative
151
Has been fostered
161
Family problems / Illness of a relative
171
education of children
211
To work/ to look for a job/ earn money
212
Got a job/ an employment contract
213
To look for a steady job / a better paid job
214
Better earning/ easier to find a job/ easier to exert his jo
215
Prefers to work elsewhere
216
To work in a family business
221
No job opportunity
222
Unemployment/ Los his job/ poor working conditions
231
Work / business doesnÕt go well
232
Low salary/ earnings
241
On a mission
242
Military service/ enrollment
243
Professional assignment/ accompany his boss
244
evangelism mission
245
To do business/ to set up a business
246
To sell his business
247
Business prospecting mission
251
Sportsman trip
252
Artist trip
254
To attend a conference
261
end of mission/ end of contract
311
Go to study
312
Specialization studies
313
Formation doesnt exist in the country
314
Student exchange
321
Got a scholarship
322
Succeed to an admission competition
331
Internship
332
Training
341
Study religion
342
Learn a job
343
end of studies
411
To look for a better life/ improve his situation
412
To try his chance / to find better opportunities
413
earn more money / earn enough money to open activities in or
421
Help/support his family
422
Poverty / difficulty to financially make ends meet
423
Poor personal living conditions
431
economic problem / poor economic situation in the country
432
Drought
501
To get cured
503
Illness
504
Get better cure
505
Give birth in another country
604
Language facilities
611
Somebody else advice
612
Family advice
613
Friend s advice
621
God's will
622
Chance
701
Transit
702
Join another country
801
Have a valid visa
803
Language
804
Possibility / easiness to get residence permit
805
Friend invitation/ join a friend/ an acquaintance
806
Visit a friend / an acquaintance
807
Accompany a friend / an acquaintance
808
Got a sponsorship
809
Won the green card lottery
901
Insecurity/different convictions with government
902
Possibility of asylum
903
Wanted
905
Asylum
906
Political problems
907
Don t like the government
909
Civil war / political instability
1001
Adventure /Desire to travel/ curiosity/ desire to discover a
1003
Holidays
1004
Desire of change/ of country change/ to leave
1005
Desire to go to europe/ to a specific country
1007
Doesn't like the country/ was deceived by the country
1101
Other
1102
No residence permit/ difficulty to get residence permit
1103
No particular reason
1104
Repressed/ expelled
1105
Wants to return to his country
1106
Wants to pick up his goods/properties
1107
To do like everyone does and leave the country
1108
Asylum refusal
1109
Knows nobody in the country
1110
Xenophobia/ country not favorable for foreigners
1111
Couldn t live in this country
1112
Problems with friends/acquaintances in this country
1113
Participate to green card lottery
1114
Swindled by the agent
Sysmiss
Reasons of migration coded level 2, constructed from the open variable q604 (detailed codes more than 20 values)
Reasons of migration coded level 1
Reasons of migration coded level 1
Reasons of migration coded level 1
Reasons of migration coded level 1
Reasons of migration coded level 1
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1006
952
1
Family
2
Work
3
Studies
4
Seeking better life conditions
5
Health
6
Someone else decided
7
Transit
8
Easy travel
9
Political issues
10
Discovery
11
Other reasons
Sysmiss
Reasons of migration coded level 1, constructed from the open variable q604
For what reason did you choose to go to "country to stay"
For what reason did you choose to go to "country to stay"
For what reason did you choose to go to "country to stay"
For what reason did you choose to go to "country to stay"
For what reason did you choose to go to "country to stay"
605. And for what reasons did you choose to go to "country of stay" rather than to another country?
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1040
.a
.b
1 ST DESTINATION
2ND BEST ALTERNATIVE TO THE USA
A COUSIN IN UNITED KINGDOM WAS ALSO IN SECRATARIAL FIELD SO SHE ASKED ME TO JOIN HER
A COUSIN OF MINE WHO LIVED THERE ENCOURAGED ME TO COME
A DOOR OPENED FOR ME AND I TOOK ADVANTAGE OF IT
A FREIND CONVINCED ME
A FRIEND ADVISED ME LIFE WAS BETTER THERE
A FRIEND ASK ME TO COME AND WORK AT A CLEANING COMPANY
A FRIEND ASKED ME TO TRY AND COME THERE. HE WAS THERE
A FRIEND CONVINCED ME TO GO THERE HE SAID WE COULD MAKE ENOUGH MONEY THERE.
A FRIEND HELPED ME THERE WAS A FIRM WHO NEEDS PLUMBERS.
A FRIEND HELPED ME TO GET A GERMAN VISA I JUST WANTED TO GO ELSEWHERE
A FRIEND IN SOUTH AFRICA SPONSORED HIS STUDIES
A FRIEND LINKED ME
A FRIEND LIVES THERE
A FRIEND OF MINE WAS ALREADY HERE AND SHE CONVINCED ME TO COME
A FRIEND OF MINE WAS ALREDY THERE, SO IT WAS EASIER TO ADJUST
A FRIEND OFFERED ME AN OPPORTUNITY TO WORK THERE
A FRIEND WHO HAD TRAVELLED THERE EARLIER TOLD ME THE CONDITIONS THERE WAS BETTER
A LOT OF MY COLLEAGUES NURSES WERE GOING AND I ALSO DECIDED TO JOIN THEM
A LOT OF PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT
A LOT OF PEOPLE WERE GOING THERE
A LOT OF PEOPLE WERE GOING TO GERMANY AT THE TIME
A TOWNFOLK A NEW FROM GHANA LIVED HERE
A VISITOR FROM THE NETHERLANDS CONFIRMED CONDITIONS WERE BETTER HERE
A WHITE FRIEND INVITED ME TO USA
ADVICE FROM FRIENDS
ADVICE FROM MY BROTHER
ADVICE FROM MY UNCLE
AGAIN FRIENDS CONVINCED ME
ALL MY FRIENDS WERE GOING THERE & THEY CAME BACK WITH A LOT OF MONEY
ALL OF FAMILY WAS LIVING OUTSIDE AND IT WAS GOOD TO JOIN THEM
ALREADY KNEW SOMEONE THERE
ALREADY LIVING THERE
ALWAYS WANTED TO GO TO BRITAIN, FRIENDS HAD VISITED AND TOLD HER ABOUT IT
AMSTERDAM IS BETTER THAN UK
AN AUNT LIVED THERE AND FACILITATED MY TRIP TO THE NETHERLANDS
AND HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO JOIN A SHIP GOING THERE
APPLIED AND GOT A SCHOLARSHIP TO STUDY
ASYLUM
ASYLUM CONDITIONS WAS BETTER AND I COULD FIND A JOB ALSO
AT THAT TIME NIGERIAN'S ECONOMY WAS PERFORMING CREDITABLY THAN THAT OF GHANA
AT THAT TIME THAT WAS THE PLACE ONE CAN GET MONEY
AUNTY WAS THERE
B ECAUSE MY FATHER WAS GOING THERE
BACAUSE THAT IS THE PLACE MY PARTNER WAS
BASICALLY BECAUSE FO THE SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AND THE SPECIFIC STUDY PROGRAMME
BECASUE MY UNCLE WAS THERE
BECAUSE A FRIEND INVITED ME
BECAUSE AUNT LIVES IN UK
BECAUSE BROTHER WAS THERE
BECAUSE DURING THIS TIME ONE NEEDED NO VISA TO GO THERE AND THERE WAS ENOUGH JOB TO DO
BECAUSE EASY TO MAKE IT IN THE USA
BECAUSE ENGLAND RECEIVES A SCHOLARSHIP FROM DFID
BECAUSE ENGLISH IS SPOKEN
BECAUSE ENGLISH IS SPOKEN HERE
BECAUSE ENGLISH IS THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE AND I SPEAK IT
BECAUSE ENGLISH IS THE SPOKEN LANGUAGE
BECAUSE EVERYBODY WERE GOING AND THE HARSH ECONOMIC CONDITION IN GHANA COMPELLED ME TO LEAVE
BECAUSE EVERYONE WAS GOING THERE
BECAUSE FAMILY WERE HERE AND TO JOIN HIS WIFE
BECAUSE FATHER IS BRITISH AND UK IS THE BEST PLACE TO COME
BECAUSE FRANCE DID NOT WORK OUT AND CONDITIONS THERE ARE FRIENDLIER TO IMMIGRANTS
BECAUSE GHANA WAS A BRITISH COLONY
BECAUSE HE KNEW COMFORT IN THE UK AND SHE INVITED EGO TO COME
BECAUSE HER PARTNER IS LEAVING AT "COUNTRY OF STAY"
BECAUSE HIS BROTHER WAS THERE AND TO FIND A JOB
BECAUSE HUSBAND LIVED IN THE NETHERLANDS
BECAUSE HUSBAND WAS THERE
BECAUSE I GOT A SCHOLARSHIP TO STUDY HERE
BECAUSE I HAD A COUSIN THERE
BECAUSE I HAD NO ONE TO GO TO AND I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE EASY TO GO THERE BECAUSE OF THE LANGUAGE
BECAUSE I LIKED THAT PARTICULAR SCHOOL
BECAUSE I LIKED THE COUNTRY AND I HAD RELATIVES THERE
BECAUSE I THOUGHT I COULD GATHER SOME MONEY
BECAUSE I WANTED TO GO THERE PARTICULARLY FOR SIGHT SEEING
BECAUSE I WANTED TO PLAY FOOTBALL AND ALSO MEET MY FATHER
BECAUSE I WAS TRASITING
BECAUSE IT IS A GOOD SCHOOL
BECAUSE IT IS ENGLISH SPEAKING
BECAUSE IT IS ENGLISH SPEAKING AS GHANA
BECAUSE IT WAS CHEAPER TO LIVE WITH UNCLE
BECAUSE IT WAS EASIER TO COME TO THE UK RATHER THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY
BECAUSE IT WAS EASIER TO GET THE VISA TI THAILAND
BECAUSE IT WAS EASTER THEN
BECAUSE IT WAS ECONOMICALLY GOOD TO GO THERE
BECAUSE IT WAS THE CHEAPEST CONNECTION AT THAT MOMENT
BECAUSE MY AUNTIE WAS HERE
BECAUSE MY BROTHER WAS ALREDY THERE. I COULD GET GOOD JOB WITH BETTER WAGE
BECAUSE MY BROTHER WAS THERE
BECAUSE MY COUSIN ENGOURAGED ME TO
BECAUSE MY DADDY LIVED HERE
BECAUSE MY DAUGHTER NEEDED ME TO DO THAT FOR HER
BECAUSE MY EMPLOYER DECIDED ABOUT IT
BECAUSE MY FAMILY WAS IN NIGERIA
BECAUSE MY FATHER LIVED HERE. AND I THOUGHT I COULD COME HERE AND MOVE ON TO MY PARTNER IN UK
BECAUSE MY FRIEND STAYED HERE AND INVITED ME OVER
BECAUSE MY FRIEND WAS THERE IT WAS EASIER THERE THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY
BECAUSE MY FRIENDS ARE THERE
BECAUSE MY FRIENDS WERE THERE
BECAUSE MY HUSBAND LIVES THERE
BECAUSE MY HUSBAND STAYED THERE
BECAUSE MY HUSBAND WAS ALREADY LIVING IN UK
BECAUSE MY HUSBAND WAS ALREADY THERE
BECAUSE MY HUSBAND WAS LIVING THERE
BECAUSE MY HUSBAND WAS THERE
BECAUSE MY HUSBAND WAS THERE AND HE INVITE ME.
BECAUSE MY HUSBAND WAS TRADING IN THE SAME COUNTRY AFTER HIS DEATH I CONTINUED
BECAUSE MY MOTHER WAS ALREADY THERE SO I THOUGHT IT WISE TO JOIN HER SO THAT I CAN WORK.
BECAUSE MY PARENTS HAVE LIVED IN LONDON BEFORE; LANGUAGE
BECAUSE MY PARENTS WERE HERE
BECAUSE MY PARENTS WERE HERE ALREADY
BECAUSE MY PARTNER IS HERE
BECAUSE MY PARTNER IS LIVING HERE
BECAUSE MY PARTNER WAS STAYING IN THE NETHERLANDS
BECAUSE MY SISTER IS HERE + BE OF OPPORTUNITY TO DO MY PROGRAM/STUDY
BECAUSE MY SISTER LIVED HERE
BECAUSE MY SPOUSE WAS THERE FOR LANGUAGE
BECAUSE MY WIFE HAD BEEN INVITED BY HER BROTHER
BECAUSE MY WIFE IS THERE
BECAUSE NIGERIA ECONOMY WAS STRONG AND EVEN THE GERMANS WERE TROOPING THERE. THERE WAS ALSO NO NEED FOR USA
BECAUSE OF BETTER OPPORTUNITIES
BECAUSE OF FAMILY HERE
BECAUSE OF FAMILY RELATION
BECAUSE OF FIRE INSTABILITY I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE BETTER TO FIND A SAFE AND PEACEFUL PLACE WHICH I THOUGHT COTE D'IVIORE BY THEN WAS ONE
BECAUSE OF HUSBAND
BECAUSE OF ITALY WHER MY SISTER WAS TRADING AND LESS TAXING
BECAUSE OF LANGUAGE AND SPOUSE
BECAUSE OF MY HUSBAND
BECAUSE OF MY MOTHER
BECAUSE OF MY MOTHER-IN-LAW
BECAUSE OF MY SON
BECAUSE OF P02 HW HAD ONLY NETHERLANDS IN MIND
BECAUSE OF PARTNER
BECAUSE OF SOME RELATIONS
BECAUSE OF THE AVAILABILITY OF JOBA THERE BY THEN
BECAUSE OF THE SCHOLARSHIP EARNED THROUGH CADBURY
BECAUSE OF THE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
BECAUSE OF THE SPANISH LANGUAGE I WAS PURSUING
BECAUSE OF THE TYPE OF DISH I WANTED TO LEARN TO COOK
BECAUSE OF THE WORK CONTRACT WITH DRUMMING COMPANY IN UK
BECAUSE RELATIVE (AUNT) WAS LIVING HERE
BECAUSE SHE ALREADY HAD RELATIONS THERE
BECAUSE THAT IS WHERE HE WAS
BECAUSE THAT IS WHERE MY PARTNER IS
BECAUSE THAT WAS WHERE THE PERSON COVERING ME WITH WAS PAPERS WAS
BECAUSE THE CONNECTION MAN SAID IT WAS OUR STOPOVER COUNTRY
BECAUSE THE HUSBAND WAS IN THE UK
BECAUSE THE LIVING CONDICTION THERE WERE OKAY
BECAUSE THERE WAS NO MONEY IN HERE
BECAUSE THIS IS THE PLACE MY HUSBAND GOT A JOB
BECAUSE THIS IS WHERE MY HUSBAND IS
BECAUSE THIS IS WHERE MY HUSBAND LIVES
BECAUSE WIFE WAS IN THE NETHERLANDS
BECUASE THAT WAS WHERE MY AUNTIE WAS AND SHE WAS THE ONE WHO SENT ME THERE
BETTER EDUCATION
BETTER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, BECAUSE ENGLISH IS SPOKEN HERE
BETTER LIVING AND MORE CHANGES TO GREENER PASTURES
BETTER LIVING CONDITIONS AND MORE CHANCES TO GREENER PASTURES
BETTER OPPORTUNITIES
BETTER STANDARD OF LIVING
BORTHERS ARE HERE AND SOME OTHER FAMILY, NO LANGUAGE BARRIER
BRITISH LAW IS SIMILAR TO GHANAIAN LAW
BROTHER ADVISED TO COME AND STAY
BROTHER WAS THERE
BROTHER'S ADVICE
BROTHER'S EDUCATION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE
BROTHERS IN UK
BY CHANCE, NOT MY INTENTION. IT WAS IRONIE APPLIED AND GOT ACCEPTED
CAN GO THERE BY CAR WITHOUT A PASSPORT OR A VISA
CHANCE TO GET VISA
CHANGE OF ENVIRONMENT
CHEAPER AIRFARE
CLOSE TO GERMANY
CLOSER TO HOME (GHANA)
CLOSETS PLACE TO GO SO I CAN GO TO ENGLAND FROM HERE.
COLONIAL COUNTRY, SPEAK ENGLISH
COLONIAL TIES, I WOULD HAVE GONE TO FRANCE IF THEY HAD BEEN IN GHANA
CONVICTION FROM FAMILY MEMBERS
COULD SPEAK ENGLISH
COURSE AT UNI FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT WAS BEST IN UK
DAD LIVES THERE
DAD WAS STAYING THERE
DID A GERMAN COURSE IN GHANA
DIDN'T CHOSE, HUSBAND WAS DUTCH
DIDN'T WANT TO GO TO US + CLASSMATES HAD BEEN TO UK
DIPLOMATIC MISSION
DON'T KNOW WHY. HAD NO PREFERENCE WAS JUST A KID
DUE TO LANGUAGE BECAUSE I AM AN ENGLILSCH SPEAKER
DUE TO THE DEGREE I WANTED TO PURSUE
DUE TO THE NATURE OF THE INSTITUTION I WANTED TO STUDY.
DURING THIS PERIOD IT WAS QUITE EASY TO GET ACCESS TO GERMANY
DURING THOSE TIMES NIGERIA WAS HAVING A GOOD ECONOMIC CLIMATE.
EASE OF FINDING A COLLEGE
EASE OF TRAVELLING
EASIEST USE OF LANGUAGE AND AWARE OF THE CUSTOM AND CULTURE
EASY TO CONNECT TO EUROPE
EASY TO CONNECT TO EUROPE FROM HERE
EASY TO CONNECT TO U.S.A
EASY TO GET THERE
EASY TO LEGALISE STAY AND FIND JOB TO DO
EASY TO SETTLE IN THE NETHERLANDS
EASY TO TRAVEL TO EUROPE FROM THIS COUNTRY
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES
ECONOMIC WAS VERY GOOD IN NIGERIA AND EVERYONE WAS GOING THERE
EDUCATION
EDUCATION AND SPOUSE
ELDER BROTHER WAS HERE. BECAUSE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
EMPLOYMENT
ENCOURAGED BY FAMILY, SPOKE THE LANGUAGE AND HAD A FRIEND HERE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
ENGLISH SPEAKING (NOT GMATS AS IN USA)
ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRY
ENGLISH SPEAKING THE LIFESTYLE
ENGLISH WAS MY LANGUAGE AND COULD WORK
ESTABLISHED A BUSINESS THERE
EUROPE IS MY CHOICE AND THE NETHERLANDS IS A PART OF IT
EVEN WITHOUT A PASSPORT BY THEN YOU COULD TRAVEL TO NIGERIA
EVERY BODY WANTED TO GO TO LOOK FOR MONEY
EVERY BODY WAS GOING TO LAGOS
EVERY BODY WAS GOING TO NIGERIA AT THE TIME
EVERY ONE WAS GOING THERE
EVERYBODY WANTED TO GO TO NIGERIA. IT WAS EASY TO GET THERE..
EX-PATRIATE CONTRACT TO WORK FOR PARTNER
FAMILY REUNION
FAMILY CONNECTIONS
FAMILY CONNECTIONS, ALSO LANGUAGE
FAMILY IN THE UK
FAMILY RE-UNION
FATHER LIVES THERE
FATHER WAS ALREADY THERE
FATHER WAS THERE
FAVOURABLE CONDITIONS HEARD OF AND ALSO LESS DISCRIMINATION AGAINST BLACKS
FOLLOWED MY PARENTS
FOR A BETTER LIFE, MONEY, ACCOMODATION
FOR BETTER OPPORTUNITIES
FOR EARNS MEET
FOR ECONOMIC REASONS
FOR EMPLOYMENT
FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE
FOR FAMILY REUNION, MORE OPPORTUNITIES
FOR GREENER PASTURES
FOR JOB OPPORTUNITIES AND BETTER WAGE
FOR STUDIES GOT A SCHOLARSHIP
FOR THE SAME REASON
FOR THEY WERE LOOKING FOR TEACHERS TO EMPLOY
FOUND A JOB IN NL
FOUND THE STUDY PROGRAM VERY INTERESTING
FRIEND'S ADVICE
FRIEND'S INFLUENCE
FRIENDS ADVICE
FRIENDS CONVINCED ME
FRIENDS CONVINCED ME THAT TRADING WAS GOOD IN THAT COUNTRY
FRIENDS ENCOURAGED ME BECAUSE OF OPPORTUNITIES
FRIENDS IN NL, SO HOLIDAY TO VISIT GIRLFRIENDS
FRIENDS TOLD ME THAT EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE IN AMSTERDAM
FROM CONSULTAION FROM FRIENDS I WENT TO THAT COUNTRY BECAUSE I HEARD IT WAS EASIER THER
FURTHER STUDIES
GAINED ADMISSION INTO A UNIVERSITY
GETTING A JOB THERE WAS MORE EASIER THAN IN GHANA
GETTING A JOB WAS MORE EASIER THAN IN GHANA
GETTING THE VISA WAS EASIER
GHANA WAS UNSTABLE POLITICALLY SO I DECIDED TO GO TO AMERICA.
GOING THERE WAS EASY. IT WAS ALSO CLOSER TO US THAN A COUNTRY LIKE NIGERIA.
GOOD ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
GOOD ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN NIGERIA.
GOOD ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES
GOOD ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY
GOOD ECONOMIC REASONS
GOOD ECONOMY
GOOD ECONOMY IN HOLLAND
GOOD ECONOMY, ALSO TO SUPPORT FAMILY
GOOD ENGLISH AND HIGHER EDUCATION
GOOD MEDICAL FACILITY AND ALSO MY SON LIVES THERE
GOOD RECEPTION TOWARDS FOREIGNERS
GOT A CHEAP TICKET
GOT A CSHOLARSHIP
GOT A FULL SCHOLARSHIP TO STUDY
GOT A JOB
GOT A LECTURESHIP POSITION AND ALSO BECAUSE ENGLISH IS THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE
GOT A SCHOLARSHIP
GOT A SCHOLARSHIP TO STUDY
GOT A SCHOLARSHIP TO STUDY IN THE UK
GOT A SCHOLARSHIP WHICH WAS APPLICABLE IN THE UK
GOT AN EASY OPPORTUNITY TO GO THERE
GOT AN INVITATION FROM MY UNCLE
GOT HIS VISA IN THE NL
GOT SCHOOLARSHIP TO STUDY
GOT THE CHANCE TO GO THERE SO I SEIZED IT.
GOT THE OPPORTUNITY TO TRAVEL THIS COUNTRY
GOT UK WORK PERMIT
GOT VISA TO UK
GRANDMOTHER RELATION
GRANTING FREE RESIDENCE PERMIT
GUINEA IS SAFER AND EASIER TO REACH, GOING TO EUROPE
HAD A CONTRACT FROM THAT COUNTRY
HAD A FRIEND
HAD A FRIEND THERE
HAD A FRIEND WHO WAS HERE
HAD A RELATIVE/FRIENDS IN UK; LANGUAGE FACTOR
HAD A SCHOLARSHIP
HAD A SCHOOL IN THAT COUNTRY
HAD ALWAYS WANTED TO STUDY IN THE UK, ESPECIALLY AT CAMBRIDGE OR OXFORD.
HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO TEACH THERE
HAD FRIENDS THERE
HAD HEARD THAT NL IS A MULTICULTURAL PLACE AND HE GOT A TOURIST VISA
HAD LINK WITH BRITAIN (COLONISED)
HAD SOME FRIENDS HERE WHO COULD HELP ME WITH GETTING A JOB
HAD SOME FRIENDS THERE
HAD TRAVELED AROUND EUROPE AND VISITED AMSTERDAM, SOUNDED INTERESTING
HAD WANTED TO GO TO USA FOR THIS, BUT INSTITUTION IN U.K WAS AFFILIATED TO USA
HAS A GOOD FREIND IN HOLLAND
HAS ACQUIRED STAY PERMIT ALREADY
HAS BEEN TOLD AMSTERDAM IS BETTER
HAS FAMILY IN THE UK
HAVE ALWAYS WANTED TO SETTLE IN THE UK
HAVE FAMILY HERE
HE WAS READY TO SPONSOR ME
HE WAS TOLD THAT THE PEOPLE ARE SOCIABLE
HE WENT FOR A SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT THERE
HEARD ABOUT GOOD OPPORTUNITIES IN HOLLAND
HEARD THAT IN THE NL IT WAS EASY TO GET A JOB
HELPED BY A DUTCH MAN WHO HE USED TO HELP WITH COOKING
HER FRIEND IS IN THE UK
HERE I COULD COUNT ON MY AUNT
HISTORICAL LINKS- BECAUSE THERE ARE GHANIANS HERE
HOLLAND LIKES BALCK PEOPLE
HOLLAND WAS GOOD AT THAT TIME
HUISBAND HAD A RESIDENT THERE AND THEY NEEDED EACH OTHERS' COMPANY
HUMILIATION FROM AUTHORITIES, CV DESTROYED THEN, DECIDED TO GERMANY
HUSBAND IN FRANCE
HUSBAND WAS THERE
I ALREADY HAD MY FAMILY BACK THERE
I APPLIED FOR AN ENROLLMENT IN A SCHOOL THERE
I APPLIED TO MANY SCHOOLS AND THE SCHOOL IN HOLLAND ADMINTED ME AND GAVE ME A SCHOLARSHIP
I BELIEVED I COULD MAKE IT THERE THAN THE OTHER COUNTRY
I CAME HERE BECAUSE MY HUSBAND IS LIVING HERE AND HE ASKED ME TO COME
I CAME TO LIBYA BECAUSE I WAS TOLD THAT IT WAS EASIER TO GET ABOUT TO ITALY
I CHOOSE LIBYA BECAUSE MY HUSBAND WAS THERE TO ASSIST ME IN WHATEVER CAPACITY
I CHOSE BURKINA BECAUSE OF SAFE PASAGE TO LYBIA
I CHOSE FRANCE BECAUSE THERE WAS A CHANCE ON THIS FISHING TRAWLER
I CHOSE HERE BECAUSE MY HUSBAND ASKED ME TO JOIN HIM
I CHOSE ITALY BECAUSE MY HUSBAND LIVED THERE LEGALLY
I CHOSE NETHERLANDS BECAUSE I KNEW TEHRE ARE A LOT OF GHANANIANS HERE WHO CAN HELP ME
I CHOSE NIGERIA OVER OTHER NEIGHBOURING COUNTRIES BECAUSE O COULD NOT SPEAK FRENCH, SO I WENT TO NIGERIA
I CHOSE SWITZERLAND BECAUSE I COULD OBTAIN A VISA TO THAT COUNTRY FROM WHERE I COULD COME TO HOLLAND
I CHOSE THE COUNTRY ON THE SUGGESTION OF MY EXHUSBAND WHO IS STILL LIVING HERE
I CHOSE TO GO TO NIGERIA BECAUSE MY HUSBAND WAS THERE
I CONSIDERED IT AS A ROUT THAT WOULD BE LESS STRESSFUL IN GETTING TO MY DESTINATION.
I CONSIDERED IT THE ULTIMATE ALTERNATIVE WHERE I COULD LIVE BECAUSE I KNOW THERE ARE A LOT OF GHANANIANS HERE
I CONSIDERED THAT IT WAS EASIER OBTAINING THE RESIDENCE DOCUMENT THERE
I CONSIDERED THERE AS MY SECOND HOME TOWN
I COULD EASILY SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE AND SEEK HELP TO PROCEED TO MY NEXT TRANSIT POINT.
I COULD NOT GO TO GERMANY FROM GHANA IT WAS EASY TO GO FROM LAGOS TO GERMANY.
I COULD PASS THERE EASILY TO ITALLY
I COULD PASS THERE EASILY TO ITALY
I COULD PASS THERE TO HOLLAND
I DID NOT CHOOSE, MY EMPLOYER SENT ME THERE
I DID NOT DECIDED FOR MYSELF. MY DADDY TOOK ME ALONG
I DID NOT NEED TO GO THROUGH SO MANY PROCESSES BEFORE GETTING THERE. AND MORE SO IT WAS EASIER.
I DID NOT WANT TO GO BACK TO GHANA
I DIDN'T CHOOSE THAT COUNTRY THAT WAS WHEN MY UNCLE WAS
I DON'T KNOW ANYBODY IN ANY OTHER COUNTRY EXCEPT WHERE MY SISTER IS.
I ENJOYED THERE THE FIRST TIME
I FEEL THE EDUCATION SYSTEM IS THE BEST FOR MY KIDS
I FEEL THE UK HAS SOME OF THE BEST EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS
I FELT MORE AT HOME IN NL
I FOUND THE STUDY PROGRAMM INTERESTING
I GOT A COMMONWEALTH SCHOLARSHIP
I GOT A FREE VISA TO GET THERE AND MY PARTNER WAS ALREADY THERE
I GOT A GROUP VISA TO LIBYA I COULD REACH SPAIN AFTER
I GOT A JOB THERE
I GOT A RESIDENT PERMIT
I GOT A VISA
I GOT A VISA THAT WILL ALLOW ME TO GET STAYING PERMIT
I GOT A VISA TO EXCHANGE THESE CULTURAL PROGRAMS THROUGH THE NGO
I GOT A VISA TO ITALY
I GOT A VISA TO THAT COUNTRY
I GOT A VISA TO THIS COUNTRY
I GOT A VISA TO THIS COUNTRY WHEN LOOKING TO LEAVE GHANA
I GOT A VISA TO WORK IN CANADA
I GOT A VISA WHEN SHE INVITED ME
I GOT A WORK
I GOT AN EMPLOYMENT
I GOT ANOTHER SCHOLARSHIP IN THE NETHERLANDS
I GOT THE CHANCE TO GO THERE
I GOT THE CHANCE TO RUN AWAY TO GERMANY THROUGH A CONNECTION MAN
I GOT VISA FOR HOLLAND
I HAD A CONNECTION MAN WHO HELPED ME TO GO THERE
I HAD A COUSIN IN UK
I HAD A FREIND THERE AND GOT A VISA
I HAD A FRIEND IN HOLLAND
I HAD A FRIEND THERE
I HAD A FRIEND TO ASSIST ME IN GERMANY TO FIND A JOB
I HAD A GOOD OFFER IN THE UK
I HAD A JOB THERE
I HAD A MISSIONARY ASSIGNMENT TO COMPLETE
I HAD A PLACE AS A STUDENT
I HAD A RELATION IN THERE
I HAD A RESIDENCE AND WORK PERMIT IN THE NETHERLANDS
I HAD A SCHOLARSHIP TO STUDY HERE
I HAD A SCHOLARSHIP TO STUDY IN NL
I HAD A TEACHING APPOINTMENT IN NIGERIA
I HAD A VERY GOOD FRIEND THERE WHO INVITED ME
I HAD A VISA FROM THIS COUNTRY
I HAD AN UNCLE HERE
I HAD AN UNCLE THERE
I HAD BROTHERS THERE SO IT WAS EASY TO STAY WHEN I GET THERE
I HAD CITIZENSHIP
I HAD DISTANT FAMILY RELATIONS ONLY IN NL
I HAD FAMILY & FRIENDS THERE.
I HAD FRIENDS IN HOLLAND
I HAD INFORMATION THAT WITH MY SKILLS I COULD GET JOB THERE SO I MADE EFFORT TO GO THERE
I HAD MY NIECE IN AMSTERDAM
I HAD NO CHIOCE MY HUSBAND WAS GOING THERE SO I HAD TO ALSO GO
I HAD NO CHOICE BECAUSE MY MOM WAS HERE
I HAD NO CHOICE I JUST HAD TO GO WITH MY MOTHER.
I HAD NO CHOICE MY MANAGER AWARDED IT IN A PACKAGE
I HAD NO OPTION
I HAD NO OPTION SINCE I WAS BENT ON FOLLOWING HIM
I HAD NO SPECIAL REASON AND ALSO I GOT THE VISA WITH LASS STRESS
I HAD NO SPECIAL REASON BUT JUST FOLLOWED MY AUNTY
I HAD NO SPECIAL REASON BUT WENT THERE BECAUSE I GOT THE VISA
I HAD SCHORARSHIP
I HAD SOME FRIENDS THERE
I HAD SOME FRIENDS WHO PLIED COTE DI'VIORE TO TRADE THEIR GOODS AND THEY INSISTED THE MARKET WAS GOOD
I HAD SOME RELATIVES IN THE COUNTRY
I HAD SOMEONE WHO HAD THE CONNECTION TO THE COUNTRY
I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO GO THERE
I HAD TO PASS THROUGH THIS COUNTRY TO GET TO LIBYA AND IT WAS ALSO CHEAP THAT WAY
I HAD WANTED TO USE THE COUNTRY AS A TRANSIT TO ITALY
I HAS GONE THERE BEFORE AND WORK WAS EASILY AVAILABLE
I HAVE A FRIEND IN NL
I HAVE ALWAYS WANTED TO SETTLE IN THE UK
I HAVE HEARD I COULD GET A JOB THERE
I HAVE HEARD IT WAS BETTER HERE
I HAVE HEARD THAT THERE WAS MORE MONEY HERE
I HAVE MANY RELATIVES IN UK
I HAVE ONE OF MY FRIENDS WHO ALSO CAME THROUGH DESERT, LIVING HERE
I HEARD IF YOU HAD MONEY THERE YOU COULD MARRY AND OBTAIN PAPERS
I HEARD IT WAS SAFER, LESS DISCRIMINATION AND EASY TO GET A JOB
I HEARD MANY GOOD THINGS ABOUT THE UK
I HEARD THAT THEE IS ALREADY MADE JOBS THERE.
I HEARD THAT THERE AE SOME EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES SO I DECIDED TO GO AND IT IS ALSO NOT FROM FROM GHANA
I HEARD THE COUNTRY WAS MORE FREINDLY TO FOREIGNERS
I HEARD THERE WAS JOB OPPORTUNITY AT THEIR AIRPORT FOR ELECTRIC WIELDERS SO I DECIDED TO GO THERE
I HEARD THERE WAS READY JOB THERE AND MY FRIENDS WERE GOING THERE ALSO.
I JUST FOLLOWED MY HUSBAND'S DECISION
I JUST WANTED TO GO TO NIGERIA
I LIKE THE BRITISH
I LIKE THEIR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
I LIKED THE PLACE
I LOOKED FOR A COUNTRY WHICH HAD A HIGHER CURRENCY TO THE DOLLAR, WE COMPARED TO EUROPE AND REALIZED IT WAS SIMILAR ALTHOUGH WE WERE WORKING IN AFRICA. IT WAS ALSO EASIER TO GET TRAVELLING PAPERS TO LIBYA
I LOVE ISRAEL VERY MUCH
I LOVED THE WAYS OF AMERICANS
I LOVED TO BE IN THE USA
I MANAGED TO SECURE A STUDY OPPORTUNITY IN THE UK
I PREFERED TO ANOTHER COUNTRY
I REALLY WISH TO GO BACK TO THE UK, BUT THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE. NL IS BETTER FOR ME THAN OTHER COUNTRIES.
I SAW AN OPPORTUNITY OF AN EXCHANGE PROGRAMME IN NL
I STILL HAVE THE HEART OF SCHOOLING IN NIGERIA
I WANT TO LIVE WITH MY HUSBAND IN HOLLAND
I WANTED A JOB & IT WAS EASIER TO GET A JOB THERE
I WANTED TO BE AT WHERE MY HUSBAND WAS
I WANTED TO GO & EARN MORE MONEY
I WANTED TO GO TO HOLLAND BUT BECAUSE I WAS DENIED THE VISA. I WENT TO TOGO
I WANTED TO JOIN MY HUSBAND
I WANTED TO JOIN MY PARTNER
I WANTED TO REACH ITALY BECAUSE I KNOW A LOT OF GHANANIANS ARE THERE
I WANTED TO SEEK AN INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE. THAT ECONOMY WAS ALSO OKAY.
I WANTED TO USE IT AS A TRANSIT TO NIGERIA
I WAS ABLE TO SPEAK ENGLISH AND THERE WAS A LOT OF VACANCIES FOR TEACHERS
I WAS AWARDED A SCHOLARSHIP
I WAS COMFORTAMBLE JOIONING MY SISTER
I WAS CONVINCINGLY INFORMED I COULD REACH EUROPE FROM LIBYA
I WAS FAMILIAR WITH ABIDJAN I USED TO GO THERE WITH MY MUM TO TRADE. I COULD ALSO SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE
I WAS GOING TO MY SPOUSE AND LANGUAGE AS WELL
I WAS HAVING A STAY PERMIT HERE
I WAS INTERESTED IN THE JOB & I WANTED TO GO OUTSIDE GHANA FOR GREENER PASTURE
I WAS INVITED BY MY SISTER
I WAS LOOKING FOR OPPORTUNITIES WORLD WIDE AND GOT ONE IN THE UK
I WAS LUCKY TO GET A VISA TO ENTER
I WAS MAKING MALTA A TRANSIT POINT IN ORDER TO GET TO MAINLAND EUROPE
I WAS NEARER TO TOGO BY THEN WHEN WE LEFT KETA
I WAS NOT SCHOOLING & WANTED TO WORK
I WAS OFFERED A PLACE AT UNIVERSITY
I WAS TO MEET SOMEONE WHO WAS GOING TO HOST ME
I WAS TOLD BY A FRIEND THAT HOLLAND WAS BETTER
I WAS TOLD HOLLAND IS GOOD AND I CAN GET A JOB
I WAS TOLD THE SEMINARY IS ONE OF THE BEST IN EUROPE
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE A LOT OF JOB OPPORTUNITIRS THERE
I WAS VERY LUCKY TO GET THE VISA AT FIRST TRIAL
I WENT HERE JUST TRANSITING
I WENT THERE BECAUSE MY SIBLINGS WERE THERE
I WENT THERE SEEKING GREENER PASTURES
I WENT TO BURKINA ENROUTE TO NORTH AFRIKA AND FROM THERE TO REACH EUROPE
I WNATED TO BE BY HUSBANDS SIDE
IN UK I HAVE RELATIVES; IT'S AN ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRY
INVITATION FROM AUNT
INVITED BY MY SISTER
IT IS A LAND OF OPPORTUNITY
IT IS AN ENGLISH COUNTRY JUST LIKE THEM.
IT IS BECAUSE MY AUNTIES ARE LEAVING THERE.
IT IS BECAUSE THEY SPEAK ENGLISH AND THE GOOD EDUCATION SYSTEM YHEY HAVE
IT IS MY HOME COUNTRY
IT S A FRANCOPHONE COUNTRY AND I WANTED TO IMPROVE MY FRENCH.
IT WAS A COUNTRY I LOVED MOST AND ALWAYS YEARNED TO GO THERE.
IT WAS A GOOD PLACE TO MAKE MONEY
IT WAS A MATTER OF CHOICE BUT WHAT WAS AVAILABLE
IT WAS A TRANSIT POINT SO I CAN EASILY GET A VISA WITH THE FOOTBALL CLUB
IT WAS A TRANSIT POINT TO THE NETHERLANDS
IT WAS AN EASY ROUTE TO TAKE. I KNEW I COULD GET EASY CHANCE TO CONTINUE MY JOURNEY TO GHANA.
IT WAS BECAUSE MY MOTHER WAS STAYING THERE
IT WAS CHEAP AND QUITE EASY TO GO TO ITALY THROUGH LIBYA
IT WAS CLOSER TO ME. I ALSO HOPED TO GET TO FRANCE FROM THERE
IT WAS COMPATATIVELY CHEAPER TO USE THE DESERT ROUTE FROM NIGER TO LIBYA
IT WAS EASIER BECAUSE I HAD SOME FRIENDS THERE THEY INVITED ME TO COME TO NIGERIA THAT PLACE WAS BETTER AT THE TIME BECAUSE OF THEIR CURRENCY
IT WAS EASIER GETTING A VISA
IT WAS EASIER TO COME TO EUROPE THROUGH LIBYA AT THAT TIME
IT WAS EASIER TO GET MONEY FROM TRADING IN SECOND HAND CLOTHING
IT WAS EASIER TO GET TO FLIGHT TO ETHIOPIA AS A TRANSIT TO CHINA
IT WAS EASIER TO GO TO NIGERIA COMPARED TO OTHER COUNTRIES
IT WAS EASY FOR ME TO GET COVER DOCUMENT.
IT WAS EASY FOR ME TO GET TO SOUTH AFRICA
IT WAS EASY TO CONNECT TO SOUTH AFRICA FROM TOGO
IT WAS EASY TO FIND A SHIPING LINE TO WORK WITH
IT WAS EASY TO OBTAIN THE UK VISA HAVING BEEN HERE
IT WAS ENCLOSED IN THE SCHOLARSHIP PACKAGE
IT WAS ESIER TO GET THERE WITHOUT ANY WRITTED DOCUMENTS
IT WAS FOR BUSINESS
IT WAS GOING TO BE A PLACE THAT I COULD USE TO GO TO FRANCE OR SPAIN
IT WAS IN THIS COUNTRY THAT I HAD MET MY PARTNER
IT WAS INCLUDED IN A CHOLARSHIP PACKAGE SO I HAD NO OPTION
IT WAS JUST A TRANSIT
IT WAS MORE DIFFICULT TO GO TO UNIVERSITY IN GHANA- NOT MANY UNIVERSITIES, BUT A WHOLE LOT OF STUDENTS
IT WAS MY EMPLOYER WHO TOOK ME THERE
IT WAS MY PREFERRED COUNTRY, OTHER EPOPLE WENT THERE
IT WAS NEARER TO DAMBAI
IT WAS NOT MY PLAN TO COME TO HOLLAND I WANTED TO GO TO CANADA
IT WAS THE CHEAPEST AIRLINE HE TOOK AND IT HAD TO STOP THERE BEFORE GOING TO THE NETHERLANDS
IT WAS THE CLOSEST AND EASIEST TO GO TO
IT WAS THE CLOSEST COUNTRY TO MIGRATE
IT WAS THE COUNTRY OF MY CHOICE
IT WAS THE IMMEDIATE PLACE I CAN RAN TO
IT WAS THE MOST WANTED COUNTRY OF THAT TIME. EVERYBODY WANTED TO GO TO GERMANY
IT WAS THE ONLY COUNTRY I HAD THE CHANCE OF TRAVELLING TO
IT WAS THE ONLY COUNTRY I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO TRAVEL TO
IT WAS THE SHOTEST DISTANCE TO GET TO EUROPE
IT WAS THROUGH THE CHOICE OF AEROPLANE I TOOK
IT WASN'T A PERSONAL CHOICE, IT WAS THE CHOSEN LOCATION FOR JESUIT TRAINING
IT'S EASY TO MAKE IT HERE; BECAUSE ENGLISH IS SPOKEN HERE
IT'S LIKE A DREAMLAND - DREAM COME TRUE. ALWAYS WANTED TO VISIT
IT'S PERSONAL
ITALY WAS INITIALLY MEANT AS A TRANSIT COUNTRY
ITS CHEAPER OVER THERE, THAT IS EDUCATION
JOB HAD BEEN ARRANGED THERE FOR ME
JOB LOCATED IN THIS COUNTRY
JOB OPPORTUNITIES- FOUND A JOB HERE. HAD BEEN WITHOUT A JOB FOR MONTHS IN ITALY
JOB OPPORTUNITY
JOB TRANSFER
JOIN HER PARTNER
JOIN HUSBAND
JOIN PARTNER
JUST LIKED THE NETHERLANDS
JUST PREFERED TO GO HERE
JUST TO HAVE A LOOK AROUND AND HELP ME MOVE ON TO GERMANY
JUST TO LOOK AROUND AND HELP MOVE ON TO GERMANY
JUST TO WORK.
JUST WANTED TO GO TO EUROPE TO WORK
KNEW A FRIEND WHO WAS THERE ALREADY
KNEW COMFORT BUT THIS TIME CAME ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT
KNEW PEOPLE THERE SPOKE ENGLISH WELL
KNEW SOME PEOPLE THERE
KNEW THERE WERE JOBS IN THOSE COUNTRIES
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE AND ALL PEOPLE OF GHANA THINK UK AS THEIR SECOND HOME
LANGUAGE AND CONTACTS
LANGUAGE AND LIFESTYLE
LANGUAGE AND MUM SEEKING REFUGEE STATUS FOR ALL
LANGUAGE AND PROSPECTS IN EDUCATION
LANGUAGE AND SYSTEM OF EDUCATION
LANGUAGE BARRIER IN GERMANY INFLUECED ME TO MOVE TO UK
LANGUAGE PLUS SCHOOL SYSTEM
LEFT WITH PARENTS
LIFESTYLE AND COUSINS IN THE UK
LIKE THE COURSE THEY OFFER IN UK AND TO GET WORK EXPERIENCE
LIKED LONDON, ENGLISH SPEAKING
LIKED THE PLACE
LIVED HERE BEFORE AND WANTED TO RETURN
LIVING CONDITIONS BY THEN OVER THERE WAS OKAY.
LOOK FOR A JOB
LOOK FOR A JOB THERE BUT DID NOT GET ONE
LT HAS A GOOD EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
MARRIAGE TO BE WITH HUSBAND
MASTER IS ONE YEAR IN THE UK COMMENCED. TO OTHER PLACES, PERSONALLY FEELS UK ENVIRONMENT SUITS PERSONALITY PLUS JESUITS TOP INSTITUTION
MEET MY HUSBAND
MINING COMPANY TOOK ME THERE (BAB) COMPANY
MORE GHANAIANS THERE COMPARED TO 'AARHUIS' IN DENMARK
MORE JOB OPPORTUNITIES
MORE OPPORTUNITIES
MOST OF MY CHILDREN ARE HERE
MOST OF MY RELATIVES WERE HERE TO HELP ME
MOST OF MY SIBLINGS AND FRIENDS WERE THERE BACK THEN
MOTHER IN THE UK
MOTHER WAS ALREADY THERE
MOVED WITH EMPLOYER
MUM AND AUNT WERE IN UK
MUM WAS LIVING AND WORKING IN UK, CAME TO JOIN HER
MUSIC
MY AUNT WAS LIVING THERE SO SUGGESTED I COME OVER
MY AUNT WHO ADOPTED ME WAS LIVIN IN COTES''IVORE
MY AUNTIE HAD ACCESS TO HERBAL TREATMENT
MY AUNTIE INVITED ME TO COME
MY AUNTY WAS THERE AND SHE REQUESTED THAT I COME.
MY BOYFRIEND WAS LIVING HERE
MY BROTHER BROUGHT ME HERE
MY BROTHER HAS TOLD ME THINGS WERE BETTER THERE
MY BROTHER LIVED THERE
MY BROTHER LIVES HERE AND ITS BETTER TO GO SOMEWHERE YOU KNOW SOMEONE. I AM LUCKY
MY BROTHER LIVES HERE AND SUPPORTED ME TO COME
MY BROTHER STAYS IN bELGIUM AND WAS READY TP IMVITE ME
MY BROTHER WAS ALREADY IN NIGERIA
MY BROTHER WAS HERE AND PROMISED ME A BETTER LIFE
MY BROTHER WAS HERE SO IT WAS EASY
MY BROTHER WAS HERE. I STARTED NURSING AND ENJOYED IT
MY BROTHER WAS IN NL
MY BROTHER WAS LIVING HERE IN HOLLAND
MY BROTHER WAS LIVING THERE
MY BROTHER WAS THERE AND WAS EASIER GETTING THERE THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY
MY BROTHERS WERE THERE
MY BROTHERS WERE THERE SO IT MADE IT EASIER
MY CHILDREN ARE HERE AND I HEARD IT WAS EASIER TO GET AN UNSKILLED JOB
MY CONNECTION MAN CHOSE HOLLAND AND I HEARD HOLLAND WAS GOOD
MY COUSIN
MY COUSIN HAS OFFERED TO HOUSE ME AND TO LOOK FOR A JOB WHEN I COME
MY DAUGHTER INVITED ME THERE (UK)
MY DAUGHTER WAS THERE
MY ELDER BROTHER LIVED THERE
MY ELDER BROTHER WAS THERE
MY EMPLOYER (CONSAR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GOT A CONTRUCT THERE AND TOOK ME THERE TO WORK.
MY EMPLOYER SENT ME THERE TO FURTHER MY EDUCATION
MY FAMILY WAS HERE AND INVITED ME TO STAY
MY FAMILY WERE IN LONDON
MY FATHER AND BROTHERS WERE THERE
MY FATHER BROTHERS AND SISTERS WERE THERE
MY FATHER INVITED ME TO STAY WITH HIM
MY FATHER TOOK ME THERE
MY FATHER WAS THERE
MY FREIND WAS LIVING HERE AND ARRANGED MY TRIP
MY FRIEND SAID CONDITION OF LAGOS STAY IS GOOD AS COMPARED TO GHANA
MY FRIEND WAS ALREADY IN UK
MY FRIEND WAS THERE
MY FRIEND WAS THERE AND HE TOLD ME LIFE IS GOOD THERE
MY FRIEND WAS THERE TO HELP ME
MY FRIENDS GOT ACCOMODATION TNERE SO I WENT TO JOIN THEM
MY FRIENDS WERE MAKING MONEY THERE
MY GARDIAN WAS GOING TO WORK IN GERMANY SO SHE TOOK ME ALONG
MY GIRLFRIEND AND LANGUAGE
MY HALF BROTHER WAS THERE AND DEPORTATIONS SCARCE IN NL
MY HUSBAND
MY HUSBAND AND I CONSIDERED THAT THERE WERE BETTER OPPORTUNITIES THERE
MY HUSBAND HAD A JOB OFFER.
MY HUSBAND HAD ALREADY VISITED THERE AND CAME FOR ME.
MY HUSBAND HAD LIVED AND WORKED THERE PREVIOUSLY
MY HUSBAND HAD SOME RELATIVES THERE
MY HUSBAND HAS SOME FRIENDS HERE WHOM HE THOUGHT WOULD HELP
MY HUSBAND LIVED THERE
MY HUSBAND WAS ALREADY LIVING THERE LEGALLY AND SO IT WAS EASIER FOR ME TO GO THERE
MY HUSBAND WAS ALREADY THERE, HE ASKED ME TO JOIN HIM
MY HUSBAND WAS GOING THERE
MY HUSBAND WAS GOING THERE TO WORK. HIS BROTHER LIVED THERE.
MY HUSBAND WAS HERE
MY HUSBAND WAS LIVING THERE
MY HUSBAND WAS STAYING THERE.
MY HUSBAND WORKS AND LIVES IN DEN HAAG, NL
MY HUSBAND'S FRIENDS FOUND A JOB FOR HIM HERE AND THE FAMILY FOLLOWED UP
MY HUSBANDS FRIEND GOT HIM A SHOP TO MAKE HIS FURNITURES.
MY ITEMS WERE LEFT BEHIND IN NIGERIA.
MY LATE HUSBAND'S RELATIVE WERE THERE AND FEW FRIENDS
MY LINK DECIDED THAT I GO TO THE NETHERLANDS
MY MOTHER IS A MALIAN. SHE DIED THERE AND I WENT FOR FUNERAL.
MY MOTHER IS LIVING HERE WITH MY SON AND MY BROTHERS
MY MOTHER WAS GOING THERE
MY MOTHER WAS HERE
MY MOTHER WAS THEN LEAVING IN SPAIN, SO I CHOSE TO GO THERE
MY MOTHER WAS THERE
MY PARENTS HAD A TEACHING APPOINTMENT THERE AND I WENT WITH THEM
MY PARENTS WERE ALREADY THERE
MY PARENTS WERE LIVING THERE IN AMSTERDAM
MY PARENTS WERE THERE
MY PARTNER IS DUTCH
MY PARTNER WANTED ME TO JOIN HIM
MY PARTNER WAS ALREADY IN THIS COUNTRY
MY PARTNER WAS ALREADY THERE
MY PARTNER WAS BRITISH AND TO CONTINUE EDUCATION
MY PARTNER WAS GOING THERE
MY PARTNER WAS GOING THERE TO LOOK FOR A JOB
MY PARTNER WAS HERE
MY PARTNER WAS IN AMSTERDAM
MY PARTNER WAS RESINING THERE.
MY PARTNER WAS SETTLED HERE
MY PARTNER WAS THERE
MY PATNER TOLD ME IT WAS BETTER THERE THAN THE OTHER AFRICAN CONUTRIES
MY PROGRAMME WAS MORE GEARED TO U.K
MY RELATIVE WAS THERE
MY SERVICES WAS NEEDED IN THIS COUNTRY
MY SISTER AND BROTHER WERE HERE, SO I COULD EASILY GET ACCOMODATED
MY SISTER LIVES THERE
MY SISTER STAY THERE THAT IS WHY I WENT THERE
MY SISTER WAS ALREADY HERE
MY SISTER WAS HERE AND SHE ENCOURAGED ME TO COME
MY SISTER WAS HERE IN HOLLAND
MY SISTER WAS LIVING HERE
MY SISTER WAS LIVING HERE IN HOLLAND
MY SISTER WAS LIVING IN HOLLAND ALREADY
MY SISTER WAS TEHRE AND THEY SPEAK ENGLISH SO I WOULD EASILY CONTINUE MY EDUCATION
MY SON IN HOLLAND IS THE ONE WHO NEEDS HELP
MY SPOUSE
MY SPOUSE WAS LIVING THERE; LANGUAGE
MY THREE BROTHERS WERE HERE IN HOLLAND
MY UNCLE ASKED ME TO JOIN HIM THERE.
MY UNCLE LOVED ME AND RECOMMENDED TAHT NL WAS BETTER IF WAS I WANTED TO TRAVEL
MY UNCLE USED TO LIVE THERE
MY UNCLE WAS ALREDY THERE AND HE NEDED SOME BODY TO HELP HIM IN HIS DRESS MAKING SHOP. SO I GRABED THAT OPPORTUNITY
MY UNCLE WAS HERE
MY UNCLE WAS THERE AND ASKED ME TO COME
MY VISA HAD EXPIRED AS A BUSINESSMAN AND I DECIDED TO STILL USE IT FOR I HAVE HEARD CONDITIONS HERE WERE MORE FRIENDLY
MY WIFE WAS ALREADY IN THE NETHERLANDS
MY WIFE WAS LIVING HERE
MY WIFE WAS THERE
NEW CHALLENGE
NIGERIA SEEMED MORE PEACEFULL THEN
NIGERIA WAS BETTER OFF IN TERMS OF STANDARD OF LIVING
NIGERIA WAS CLOSED AND MORE PROMISING TO ME. MOST OF MY FRIENDS WERE ALSO GOING THERE.
NIGERIA WAS CLOSER TO ME.
NIGERIA WAS MORE ORGANISED IN GOVERNANCE
NL HAS ALWAYS BEEN MY DREAM AMSTERDAM
NL WAS RECOMMANDED FOR AGRICULTURAL STUDIES
NO LANGUAGE BARRIER IN ENGLAND AND CONTACTS+ ENTRY CLEARANCE WAS EASIER
NO PARTICULAR REASON, EXCEPT THAT IT WOULD LEAD ME TO MY NEXT TRANSIT COUNTRY.
NO PARTICULAR REASON. THOUGHT IT WAS EASIER TO GET A JOB
NO PREFERENCE
NO REASON
NO REASON. JUST WANTED TO TRAVEL AND THIS WAS THE PLACE WHERE HE GOT THE VISA.
NO SPECIAL REASON FRIEND TOLD HIM ABOUT NL, THOUGHT ABOUT GIVING IT A TRY
NO SPECIFIC REASON, JUST WANTED TO LEAVE GHANA
OBTAINED SCHOLARSHIP FROM THAT COUNTRY
OBTAINED VISA IN GHANA. A GOOD FRIEND HAD SETTLED IN AMSTERDAM
OIL WAS BOOMING AND WANTED TO TEACH
OMA DEMANDED, DIDN'T WANT TO GO
ON LEAVE
ON WAY BACK TO GHANA
ONE OF THE FRIENDS OF HIS BROTHER OFFERED TO ACCOMODATE AND HELP FIND A JOB
ONLY ITALY WANTED TO GIVE HER A VISA
ONLY LOOKING TO GO TO ANY EUROPEAN COUNTRY; GOT A VISA FOR NL
OPPORTUNITIES LANGUAGE CONTACTS
P1 (AKUA) WAS IN NL WITH DAUGHTER ABLEMA
PARENTS WERE LIVING THERE
PARENTS WERE THERE
PART OF FAMILY WAS THERE
PARTNER
PARTNER (WIFE) ALREADY SETTLED IN THE NETHERLANDS WITH LEGAL STATUS
PARTNER HAD BEEN THERE, HAD PLANS OF MOVING
PARTNER LIVED THERE
PARTNER LIVES IN THE NETHERLANDS SO SHE FOLLOWED HIM
PARTNER TOOK ME THERE
PARTNER WAS IN NL
PARTNER WAS THERE
PEER PRESSURE
PEOPLE SAID THERE WAS ALOT OF MONEY IN NIGERIA IT WAS EASY TO GET THERE
PEOPLE WHO RETURNED FROM THERE SEEMED TO BE DOING WELL
PREFERED FRANCE
PREFERRED THE COURSE
PRIEST IN TRAINING REQUIREMENT
QUICK ACCESS TO EMPLOYMENT
REFUSED TO ANSWER .a
RELATIVES THAT HAD COME BACK FROM GERMANY HAD MADE IT (E.G. BUILT A HOUSE)
SAME REASON: I NEVER HAD PLANS TO GO ANYWHERE ONLY TO LIVE IN GHANA
SCHOLARSHIP TOOK ME THERE
SCHOLARSHIP WAS BASED THERE
SCHOOL WAS THERE
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SINCE I COULD NOT STUDY IN NIGERIA, I HAD WANTED TO TRY ELSEWHERE AND I DECIDED TO GO THERE
SISTER
SISTER ENCOURAGED HER TO GO THERE
SISTER LIVED THERE
SOME OF MY FRIENDS WERE THERE SO I DECIDED TO JOIN THEM THERE.
SOMEBODY ADVISED ME THAT IS WAS VERY EASY GETING VISA FROM AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY
SOMEBODY HAD PROMISED TO OBTAIN A VISA FOR ME THERE
SOMEONE TOLD ME THAT THERE ARE LOTS OF JOBS IN NL
SPAIN FOR A CHANGE . GHANAIANS WEERE ONLY GOING TO UK AND USA
SPONSORSHIP (BECAUSE SHE GOT SPONSORSHIP)
SPONSORSHIP FROM UK GOVERNMENT, SO HAD TO GET EDUCATED IN A UK UNIVERSITY. UK ORGANISATION (ODI) IS RUNNING A PROJECT WITH AN ORGANISATION BACK HOME
SPOUSE AND HOME TIES WITH UK
SPOUSE LIVED IN UK
SPOUSE WAS IN UK
SPOUSE WAS THERE
SPOUSE, FRIENDS AND LANGUAGE
STRONG COLONIAL TIES AND LANGUAGE
THAT COUNTRY WAS WERE I GOT ADMISSION
THAT COUNTRY WAS WHERE EVERY BODY WAS VISITING THAT IS WHY I WENT THERE
THAT COUNTRY WAS WHERE I HAD AN APPOINTMENT
THAT IS MY MOTHER'S MOTHER (GRANDMOTHER) COUNTRY
THAT IS WERE I LIKED
THAT IS WHEN HE GOT ADMISSION
THAT IS WHERE HE GOT A VISA
THAT IS WHERE I CAN MAKE MY MONEY AND COME BACK
THAT IS WHERE I COULD AFFORD TO GO.
THAT IS WHERE I LIKE
THAT IS WHERE I THOUGHT I COULD SEEK GREENER PASTURES.
THAT IS WHERE MOST OF MY FRIENDS WENT
THAT IS WHERE MY AUNTIE WAS STAYING
THAT IS WHERE MY MOTHER IN LAW WAS STAYING
THAT IS WHERE MY PARENTS ORIGINATE
THAT IS WHERE MY PARTNER IS
THAT IS WHERE MY RELATIVES ARE.
THAT IS WHERE WE HAVE OUR BUSINESS PARTNERS
THAT WAS THE COUNTRY MY EMPLOYER SENT ME
THAT WAS THE COUNTRY MY HUSBAND WAS RESIDING
THAT WAS THE COUNTRY MY MOTHER WAS RESIDING
THAT WAS THE COUNTRY SHE WAS RESIDING
THAT WAS THE COUNTRY WE HAD THE EXCHANGE PROGRAME WITH
THAT WAS THE FIRST CHANCE THAT I HAD SO I LEFT
THAT WAS THE ONLY COUNTRY I APPLIED AND HAD VISA
THAT WAS THE ONLY PLACE I CAN GO
THAT WAS THE VENUE FOR THE TRAINING
THAT WAS THE VISA I WAS GRANTED
THAT WAS WERE I HAD ADMISSION
THAT WAS WERE MY JOB WAS SITUATED
THAT WAS WHERE I COULD GO EASILY WITHOUT A VISA OR ANY HARASSMENT
THAT WAS WHERE I COULD OBTAIN VISA TO ENTER EUROPE
THAT WAS WHERE I HAD THE CHANCE OF TRAVELLING TO.
THAT WAS WHERE I HAD THE VISA FOR AND NO LANGUAGE BARRIER
THAT WAS WHERE I SECURED THE JOB WAS LOCATED.
THAT WAS WHERE I WAS POSTED
THAT WAS WHERE MOST GHANAIANS WERE TRAVELLING TO BY THEN
THAT WAS WHERE MOST OF MY FRIENDS WERE & IT WAS EASIER TO GET JOB & MONEY
THAT WAS WHERE MOST OF MY FRIENDS WERE AND IT WAS EASIER TO GO TO NIGERIA
THAT WAS WHERE MY AUNT WAS STAYING
THAT WAS WHERE MY AUNTIE WHO ADOPTED ME WAS STAYING
THAT WAS WHERE MY FATHER WAS
THAT WAS WHERE MY FRIEND SUGGESTED TO ME WE SOULD GO
THAT WAS WHERE MY HUSBAND HAD A LAND
THAT WAS WHERE MY HUSBAND WAS AND BESIDES HE MADE THE ARRANGEMENTS
THAT WAS WHERE MY HUSBAND WAS AND I WANTED TO JOIN HIM
THAT WAS WHERE MY HUSBAND WAS GOING
THAT WAS WHERE MY HUSBAND WAS STAYING
THAT WAS WHERE MY INTEREST WAS AND SOMEBODY PROMISED TO GET ME THERE.
THAT WAS WHERE MY RELATIVES WERE BY THEN
THAT WAS WHERE MY UNCLE LIVED
THAT WAS WHERE THE COURSE WAS ORGANISED
THAT WAS WHERE THE PROJECT WAS LOCATED
THATS WHERE I WANTED TO GO
THE BRITISH ARE MORE LIBERAL
THE BRITISH COLONISED US. LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION IS EASIER FOR ME COMPARED TO HERE (NL)
THE CEFA HAS MORE VALUE THAN THE CEDI SO I DECIDED TO GO
THE CHURCH SENT ME THERE I DID NOT CHOOSE IT
THE CHURCH TRANSFERED MY BROTHER TO SENEGAL
THE COMPANY WORKED FOR WAS A U.S BASED AND ALSO THERE ARE BETER OPPORTUNITIES IN THE U.S
THE ECONOMIC CCONDITIONS IN TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT WAS BETTER
THE ECONOMIC CONDITION BY THEN WAS BETTER
THE GHANAIAN GOVERNMENT HAD JOBS FOR US THERE.
THE GHANAIAN LAW WAS TAKEN FROM THE BRITISH HENCE SIMILAR
THE PRESENCE OF BROTHERS MADE IT EASIER TO BE ACCOMODETED THERE.
THE PROGRAMME WAS ORGANISED THERE
THE REASON WAS TO HELP THE FAMILY.THAT IS THE PRESENCE OF MY BROTHERS MADE IT EASTER
THE SCOLARSHIP WAS FOR MY EDUCATION IN INDIA
THE TYPE OF WORK I WANTED TO DO WAS AVAILABLE THERE
THE WHITE MAN WANTED ME TO COME & SERVE HIM THERE ALSO
THE WORKING CONDITIONS AND STANDARD OF LIVING WERE OKAY
THEIR ECENOMY WAS BETTER AND GHANA'S ECONOMY WAS TERRIBLE
THERE IS A LOT OF MONEY THERE.
THERE WAS A BOOM IN NIGERIA EVERY ONE WAS GOING THERE
THERE WAS A LOT OF JOBS IN NIGERIA BY THEN
THERE WAS A LOT OF WORK IN THE COUNTRY
THERE WAS A WAY TO GET A STAYING PERMIT IN SPAIN
THERE WAS A WORK WE COULD'NT COMPLETE DURING MY FIRST SO I HAVE TO GO AND COMPLETE
THERE WAS AN OPEN DOOR TO STUDY
THERE WAS AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET YOUR DOCUMENTS THERE
THERE WAS AN ORGANIZED TRIP OF SOME YOUNG GHANANIANS GOIGN TO SPAIN SO I JOINED THEM
THERE WAS GOOD JOBS THERE BY THEN
THERE WAS HIGH DEMAND OF CLERCS AND TEACHERS WITH GOOD SALARY
THERE WAS NO LANGUAGE BARRIER, THIS WOULD MAKE THINGS EASIER
THERE WAS NO NEED FOR A VISA TO UNITED KINGDOM THEN
THERE WAS QUITE GOOD MARKET FOR THE GOODS I SOLD. THERE WAS READY MARKET
THERE WAS WORK THERE FOR ME
THERE WERE BETTER CONDITIONS IN NIGERIA THAN GHANA
THERE WERE MANY JOBS IN NIGERIA THERE WAS A LOT OF MONEY THERE
THEY SPEAK ENGLISH AND A COUSIN OF ME WAS THERE AND DOING WELL
THEY WERE DEPORTING TOO MANY PEOPLE AND MY ASYLUM APPLICATION WAS DENIED
THINGS ARE NOT SO MUCH EXPENSIVE COMPARED TO OTHER COUNTRIES
THIS IS THE ONLY PLACE MY FAMILY LIVES
THIS IS WHERE BROTHERS WERE AND THEY WERE DOING BETTER
THIS IS WHERE MY FAVOURITE SISTER LIVES
THIS IS WHERE MY HUSBAND IS
THIS IS WHERE MY HUSBAND LIVES
THIS IS WHERE MY HUSBAND WAS
THIS IS WHERE PARENTS AND SISTERS ARE
THIS IS WHERE SHE HAD SOMEONE WHO COULD HELP ME CONTINUE IN EUROPE UNTIL SHE GOT HER PAPERS
THIS WAS BECAUSE MY MOTHER WAS ALREADY THERE
THIS WAS WHERE THE YOUTH CONDERENCE WAS ORGANIZED
THIS WHERE SHE GOT THE CONNECTION
THOUGHT CONDITIONS WERE BETTER IN NIGERIA
THOUGHT HOLLAND WAS GOOD
TICKED NECESSITATED TRANSIT FROM AMSTARDAM TO ENROUTE TO LONDON
TO ADVANCE MY CAREER
TO AQUIRE DUTCH NATIONALITY AND ENJOY EUROPEAN LIFE
TO AVOID BEING DISTURBED BY FORMER HUSBAND
TO BE WITH HUSBAND
TO BE WITH MY HUSBAND AND START FAMILY
TO FIND WORK
TO GET A BETTER EMPLOYMENT
TO GET MARRIED (JOIN A PARTNER THERE)
TO JOIN A BROTHER & FIND JOB
TO JOIN BROTHER
TO JOIN FAMILY
TO JOIN HER PARTNER
TO JOIN HUSBAND
TO JOIN HUSBAND ON BUSINESS TRIP
TO JOIN MY HUSBAND
TO JOIN MY HUSBAND SO WE CAN RAISE OUR FAMILY TOGETHER
TO JOIN PARTNER
TO JOIN PARTNER, TO STUDY AND WORK
TO LOOK FOR A JOB
TO LOOK FOR WORK
TO LOOK FOR WORK AND TO MAKE SOME MONEY
TO MEET MY PARTNER
TO RE-ESTABLISH AND RECONNECT WITH FATHER WHO SHE DID NOT SEE FOR A LONG TIME
TO SCHOOL AND WORK
TO SEARCH FOR GREENER PASTURE
TO SEEK BETTER OPPORTUNITIES FOR MYSELF AND MY CHILDREN
TO SETTLE WITH PARTNER
TO STAY WITH PARTNER
TO STUDY
TO STUDY ENGLISH WAS A KEY THING
TO WORK
TO WORK AND MAKE GOOD MONEY
TO WORK AND MAKE MONEY
TO WORK AND TAKE CARE OF MY CHILD AND SAVE. TAKE UP ANY MENIAL JOB
TRANSIT
U.K IS AN ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRY.
UK HAS A STRONG FINANCIAL SECTOR AND I FELT I WOULD GET THE EXPERIENCE I NEEDED
UNCLE HAS OWN HOME WHERE HE LIVES RENT FREE, JUST BOTH OF THEM
UNCLE WAS ALREADY IN THE NL
UNCLE WAS RESIDING IN TOGO
VISIT
VISITED MY SPOUSE AND DECIDED TO STAY
WANT TO STUDY HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT WHICH IS NOT OFFERED IN GHANA
WANTED TO GO TO BELGIUM BUT MET PARTNER WHO LIVED IN NL
WANTED TO GO TO EGYPTFROM THERE TO TRIPOLY
WANTED TO SEE HOW PEOPLE LIVE COMPARED TO THE US, EDUCATION SYSTEM SIMILAR TO GHANA
WANTED TO TRAVEL OUT OF GHANA
WAS A TRANSIT STAY
WAS ENCOURAGED BY FRIENDS
WAS GOING THER FOR STUDYS PREEFERED
WAS IN NL BEFORE
WAS LOOKING FOR ANY PLACE TO WORK AS AN AU PAIR
WAS NOT HAPPY WITH HER LIFE IN GHANA (ECONOMICALLY)
WAS SENT BY MY DIOCESE FOR RELIGIOUS ASSIGNMENT
WAS THE ONLY PLACE WHERE HE COULD GO
WAS TOLD HOLLAND IS GOOD
WAS YOUNG AND MOTHER TOOK ME AND MY BROTHER TO JOIN FATHER.
WE GOT TO KNOW MORE SPECIES OF FISHES WERE IN BENIN
WE GOT TO KNOW MORE SPECIES OF FISHES WERE IN NIGERIA
WE GOT TO KNOW MORE SPECIES OF FISHES WERE IN TOGO
WE HAD A JOB IN A COMPANY OVER THERE
WE WANTED TO TRY A DIFFERENT COUNTRY
WENT TO TEACH
WHEN YOU LIVE IN SOUTH AFRICA IT IS EASY TO COME TO UNITED KINGDOM
WIFE WAS ALREADY HERE
WIFE WAS THERE AND HE ALREADY KNEW THE LIFE THERE
WITH HUSBAND WHO LIVED IN UK
WITH MOTHER
WORK WAS EASILY AVAILABLE
WORK WAS THERE
`THE CHURCH DECIDED TO POST ME THERE
Reasons of the choice coded level 2
Reasons of the choice coded level 2
Reasons of the choice coded level 2
Reasons of the choice coded level 2
Reasons of the choice coded level 2
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1004
954
111
Presence of partner
112
Presence of parents
113
Presence of other relatives
115
Presence of children
116
Presence of brother/sister
211
To work
212
Got an employment proposal/opportunity
213
earn more money/ economic reasons/ save money
214
More employment opportunities/ facility to find job / More j
215
Better salary / Facility to succeed / Better work
216
Improve living conditions
217
Job assignment / mission / end of mission/ training for work
218
For a musical/artistic/sport career
219
Business/To do business/pursue a family business
220
Conference/fair
221
Better working conditions / better economy / better economic
311
Facility to reach / geographic proximity / cheaper travel
312
Speak the language / easy to speak language / same language
313
Facility to get visa/ residence permit
314
easy access of foreigners to labor market / smoother law on
315
Better welcoming/integration of foreigners
316
Same legislation than the origin country
317
No visa needed to go there
318
Already know the country / hab already lived there before
319
Partner already know the country / had already lived there b
411
Got a visa / residence permit
412
Citizen of the country
413
Partner is citizen of the country
414
Origine country of his parents
415
Birth country
416
Got a sponsorship
417
Won the green card lottery
511
Transit / step to reach another country
611
Life less expensive
612
Weather
613
Colonial / historical links / cultural links
614
Love the country / prefer the country to others
615
Country of his dreams / wanted to discover / wanted to live
616
People are saying good things about/ had heard good things a
617
Better organized than his country of origin/ more stable/ do
618
Want to get this country s citizenship
711
Got a scholarship to/from this country/got a cooperation sch
712
Registration accepted in a education institution in this cou
713
To learn the language
714
Studies less expensive / High quality studies/ Availability
715
Studies
716
exchange programme
811
Acquaintance/ friend in the country
812
Acquaintance/ friend wanted to help him to go to the country
911
Decision of / choice of / accompany the partner who decided
912
Decision of / choice of / accompany the parents/brother/sist
913
Decision of / choice of / accompany another family member
914
Advice of a friend / a friend wanted to go there / accompany
1001
Other
1002
No particular reason
1003
Didn t choose / destination chosen by agent
1004
Chance / coincidence
1005
Do like others/ more frequent destination of people fom his
1006
Personal / family reasons
1007
Change / take a new way / try his luck / hope of better life
1008
Didn t have the chance / couldn t go anywhere else
1010
Had an opportunity to go there
1013
Asylum request
Sysmiss
Reasons of the choice coded level 2, constructed from the open variable q605 (detailed codes more than 20 values)
Reasons of the choice coded level 1
Reasons of the choice coded level 1
Reasons of the choice coded level 1
Reasons of the choice coded level 1
Reasons of the choice coded level 1
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1005
953
1
Family
2
Economic/professional reasons
3
Conveniences
4
Availability of documents
5
Transit
6
Quality of life of the country
7
Studies
8
Network
9
Advise/decision of other one
10
Others
Sysmiss
Reasons of the choice coded level 1, constructed from the open variable q605
Kind of stay
Kind of stay
Kind of stay
Kind of stay
Kind of stay
INTERVIEWER, note:
606. Was it...
If q606 in 1 => 608
If q606 in 2 => 610
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1040
918
1
A transit stay
2
A stay to settle
3
A stay of more than one year
Sysmiss
When you arrived in "country of stay"
When you arrived in "country of stay"
When you arrived in "country of stay"
When you arrived in "country of stay"
When you arrived in "country of stay"
607. When you arrived in "country of stay"...
If q607 in 1, 2 => 610
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q606 in 3
921
1037
1
You considered it to be your final destination, where you had planned to go to from the outset
2
You didn't have a clear idea about the country where you wanted to go
3
You had in mind to go elsewhere, it was therefore a transit country
Sysmiss
Which country did you want to reach just afterwards?
Which country did you want to reach just afterwards?
Which country did you want to reach just afterwards?
Which country did you want to reach just afterwards?
Which country did you want to reach just afterwards?
608. Which country did you want to reach just afterwards?
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q606 in 1
OR
If q606 in 3
If q607 in 3
104
1854
96000
FRANCE
99109
GERMANY
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99144
MALTA
99216
CHINA
99239
KOREA (REPUBLIC OF)
99301
EGYPT
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99316
LIBYA
99322
CAMEROON
99327
BENIN
99329
GHANA
99330
GUINEA
99335
MALI
99338
NIGERIA
99351
TUNISIA
99393
MOZAMBIQUE
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
Sysmiss
And which country did you want to reach at the very end?
And which country did you want to reach at the very end?
And which country did you want to reach at the very end?
And which country did you want to reach at the very end?
And which country did you want to reach at the very end?
609. And which country did you want to reach at the very end?
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q606 in 1
OR
If q606 in 3
If q607 in 3
107
1851
96000
FRANCE
99109
GERMANY
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
99216
CHINA
99230
HONG KONG
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99316
LIBYA
99327
BENIN
99329
GHANA
99338
NIGERIA
99393
MOZAMBIQUE
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99433
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
Sysmiss
What precise steps have you taken to reach it
What precise steps have you taken to reach it
What precise steps have you taken to reach it
What precise steps have you taken to reach it
What precise steps have you taken to reach it
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Multiple answers
If q610 in 12 => 612
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1031
12
01
01 02 03 04
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08
01 02 03 04 07
01 02 03 04 07 08
01 02 03 04 07 08 09
01 02 03 07 08
01 02 03 07 08 09
01 02 05 06 07 08 09
01 02 07 08
01 02 07 08 09
01 02 07 08 11
01 02 07 09
01 02 07 8
01 02 09
01 03 04 05 06 07 08
01 03 04 07 08 09
01 08
01 08 02 03 04 07
02
02 03 08
02 04
02 04 06 07
02 04 08 09
02 08
02 08 09
03
04
04 07 08 01 02
05 06 07
05 06 07 08
05 06 07 08 09
05 06 08
05 07
05 07 08
06 07
06 07 08 09
06 07 09
06 08 09
07
07 08
07 08 09
07 08 09 10
07 09
08
08 06
08 07
08 09
08 09 11
08 11
09
09 07 08
09 08
09 11
1
1 2
1 2 3
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 11
1 2 3 4 7 8
1 2 3 4 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 7 9
1 2 4
1 2 4 7 8
1 2 7
1 2 7 8
1 2 7 8 9
1 3 4 2 7 8 9
1 4 3 2 7 8 9
1 7 8
1 8
1 9 11
10
11
11 08
11 1 2
11 1 2 3 4
11 7 8
11 8
11 9
12
2
2 3 4 7 8 9
2 7 8
2 8
3
3 4
3 7
3 8 9
4
4 1 2 3
5
5 6 7 9
6
6 7
6 7 9
7
7 9
7 11
7 2
7 8
7 8 11
7 8 9
7 8 9 11
7 9
7 9 2
7 9 8
8
8 6
8 11
8 2
8 5
8 7
8 7 1 2
8 7 9
8 9
8 9 7
9
9 11
9 11 8
9 3 4
9 7
9 7 8
9 8
9 8 7
.a
.b
Step: Applied for enrolment at a university
Step: Applied for enrolment at a university
Step: Applied for enrolment at a university
Step: Applied for enrolment at a university
Step: Applied for enrolment at a university
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Applied for enrolment at a university
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Obtained a place at a university
Step: Obtained a place at a university
Step: Obtained a place at a university
Step: Obtained a place at a university
Step: Obtained a place at a university
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Obtained a place at a university
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Applied for a scholarship
Step: Applied for a scholarship
Step: Applied for a scholarship
Step: Applied for a scholarship
Step: Applied for a scholarship
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Applied for a scholarship
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Obtained a scholarship
Step: Obtained a scholarship
Step: Obtained a scholarship
Step: Obtained a scholarship
Step: Obtained a scholarship
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Obtained a scholarship
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Requested a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Requested a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Requested a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Requested a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Requested a housing/accomodation certificate
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Requested a housing certificate, an accommodation certificate
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Obtained a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Obtained a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Obtained a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Obtained a housing/accomodation certificate
Step: Obtained a housing/accomodation certificate
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Obtained a housing certificate, an accommodation certificate
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Applied for documents
Step: Applied for documents
Step: Applied for documents
Step: Applied for documents
Step: Applied for documents
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Applied for documents
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Obtained documents
Step: Obtained documents
Step: Obtained documents
Step: Obtained documents
Step: Obtained documents
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Obtained documents
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Saved money
Step: Saved money
Step: Saved money
Step: Saved money
Step: Saved money
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Saved money
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Green card lottery
Step: Green card lottery
Step: Green card lottery
Step: Green card lottery
Step: Green card lottery
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Participated in the Green Card lottery
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Other
Step: Other
Step: Other
Step: Other
Step: Other
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Other
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: Nothing
Step: Nothing
Step: Nothing
Step: Nothing
Step: Nothing
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Nothing at all
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Step: No answer
Step: No answer
Step: No answer
Step: No answer
Step: No answer
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
No answer
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify applied documents
Specify applied documents
Specify applied documents
Specify applied documents
Specify applied documents
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Applied for documents => Specify which ones
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q610_g in 1
3
.b
Specify obtained documents
Specify obtained documents
Specify obtained documents
Specify obtained documents
Specify obtained documents
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Obtained documents => Specify which ones
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q610_h in 1
10
ENTRY VISA
OBTAINED DOCUMENT ALONG WITH APPOINTMENT LETTER
RESIDENCE PERMITS.
VISA
Specify other step
Specify other step
Specify other step
Specify other step
Specify other step
610. What precise steps have you taken to reach "country of stay"?
Other => Specify
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q610_k in 1
In which year did you initiate these first steps
In which year did you initiate these first steps
In which year did you initiate these first steps
In which year did you initiate these first steps
In which year did you initiate these first steps
611. In which year did you initiate these first steps?
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q610 not in 12
857
1101
1949
2009
1949
1953
1960
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in years)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in years)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in years)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in years)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in years)
612. At the beginning, for how long did you plan to stay in "country of stay"?
Years
FILTER : If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year (606 = 1 or 2) => Go to 613
Otherwise => 615
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
592
1366
25
2.72
2.87
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in months)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in months)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in months)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in months)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in months)
612. At the beginning, for how long did you plan to stay in "country of stay"?
Months
FILTER : If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year (606 = 1 or 2) => Go to 613
Otherwise => 615
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
583
1375
36
0.549
2.243
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in weeks)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in weeks)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in weeks)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in weeks)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in weeks)
612. At the beginning, for how long did you plan to stay in "country of stay"?
Weeks
FILTER : If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year (606 = 1 or 2) => Go to 613
Otherwise => 615
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
583
1375
5
0.0686
0.409
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in days)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in days)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in days)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in days)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (in days)
612. At the beginning, for how long did you plan to stay in "country of stay"?
Days
FILTER : If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year (606 = 1 or 2) => Go to 613
Otherwise => 615
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
585
1373
7
0.13
0.719
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (permanently)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (permanently)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (permanently)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (permanently)
At the beginning for how long did you plan to stay (permanently)
612. At the beginning, for how long did you plan to stay in "country of stay"?
Permanently
FILTER : If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year (606 = 1 or 2) => Go to 613
Otherwise => 615
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1025
933
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
For how long did you stay in the end (in months)
For how long did you stay in the end (in months)
For how long did you stay in the end (in months)
For how long did you stay in the end (in months)
For how long did you stay in the end (in months)
613. And for how long did you stay in the end?
Months
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year
78
1880
60
4.423
8.922
For how long did you stay in the end (in weeks)
For how long did you stay in the end (in weeks)
For how long did you stay in the end (in weeks)
For how long did you stay in the end (in weeks)
For how long did you stay in the end (in weeks)
613. And for how long did you stay in the end?
Weeks
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year
77
1881
4
0.39
0.905
For how long did you stay in the end (in days)
For how long did you stay in the end (in days)
For how long did you stay in the end (in days)
For how long did you stay in the end (in days)
For how long did you stay in the end (in days)
613. And for how long did you stay in the end?
Days
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year
79
1879
8
0.747
1.54
Would you tell me if you had during your stay
Would you tell me if you had during your stay
Would you tell me if you had during your stay
Would you tell me if you had during your stay
Would you tell me if you had during your stay
614. Being able to live in a country often depends on the type of documents one has. Would you tell me if you had during your stay in "country of stay"...
Multiple answers
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year
87
4
1
2
2 3
3
4
5
.b
Would you tell me if you had during your stay a visa
Would you tell me if you had during your stay a visa
Would you tell me if you had during your stay a visa
Would you tell me if you had during your stay a visa
Would you tell me if you had during your stay a visa
614. Being able to live in a country often depends on the type of documents one has. Would you tell me if you had during your stay in "country of stay"...
A short-stay visa (until 3 months)
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year
91
1867
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Would you tell me if you had during your stay a residence permit
Would you tell me if you had during your stay a residence permit
Would you tell me if you had during your stay a residence permit
Would you tell me if you had during your stay a residence permit
Would you tell me if you had during your stay a residence permit
614. Being able to live in a country often depends on the type of documents one has. Would you tell me if you had during your stay in "country of stay"...
A long-stay visa (more than 3 months) or a residence permit (residence card, refugee card...)
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year
91
1867
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Would you tell me if during your stay you didn't need any visa or permit
Would you tell me if during your stay you didn't need any visa or permit
Would you tell me if during your stay you didn't need any visa or permit
Would you tell me if during your stay you didn't need any visa or permit
Would you tell me if during your stay you didn't need any visa or permit
614. Being able to live in a country often depends on the type of documents one has. Would you tell me if you had during your stay in "country of stay"...
You didn't need any visa or permit
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year
91
1867
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Would you tell me if during your stay you didn't have any permit
Would you tell me if during your stay you didn't have any permit
Would you tell me if during your stay you didn't have any permit
Would you tell me if during your stay you didn't have any permit
Would you tell me if during your stay you didn't have any permit
614. Being able to live in a country often depends on the type of documents one has. Would you tell me if you had during your stay in "country of stay"...
You didn't have any permit
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year
91
1867
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Would you tell me if you had during your stay... Different situation
Would you tell me if you had during your stay... Different situation
Would you tell me if you had during your stay... Different situation
Would you tell me if you had during your stay... Different situation
Would you tell me if you had during your stay... Different situation
614. Being able to live in a country often depends on the type of documents one has. Would you tell me if you had during your stay in "country of stay"...
Other type of documents
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year
91
1867
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Would you tell me if during your stay you were an asylum seeker
Would you tell me if during your stay you were an asylum seeker
Would you tell me if during your stay you were an asylum seeker
Would you tell me if during your stay you were an asylum seeker
Would you tell me if during your stay you were an asylum seeker
614. Being able to live in a country often depends on the type of documents one has. Would you tell me if you had during your stay in "country of stay"...
An asylum claim
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year
91
1867
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Would you tell me if you had during your stay... No answer
Would you tell me if you had during your stay... No answer
Would you tell me if you had during your stay... No answer
Would you tell me if you had during your stay... No answer
Would you tell me if you had during your stay... No answer
614. Being able to live in a country often depends on the type of documents one has. Would you tell me if you had during your stay in "country of stay"...
No answer
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year
91
1867
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify the different situation
Specify the different situation
Specify the different situation
Specify the different situation
Specify the different situation
614. Being able to live in a country often depends on the type of documents one has. Would you tell me if you had during your stay in "country of stay"...
Other type of documents => Specify
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is about a SHORT STAY of less than a year
If q614_5 in 1
9
AN ASYLUM CLAIM
NO DOCUMENT
NO DOCUMENTS
RESIDENCE PERMIT ("PATAKA")
SOMEBODY'S PASSPORT
TRANSIT VISA
TRAVELLING PASSPORT
Which means of transportation did you use to go to
Which means of transportation did you use to go to
Which means of transportation did you use to go to
Which means of transportation did you use to go to
Which means of transportation did you use to go to
615. Which means of transportation did you use to go to "country of stay"?
Multiple answers
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1021
16
1
1 2
1 3
2
2 3
2 4
2 5
3
3 2
3 6
4
5
6
.b
.c
Means of transportation: Plane
Means of transportation: Plane
Means of transportation: Plane
Means of transportation: Plane
Means of transportation: Plane
615. Which means of transportation did you use to go to "country of stay"?
Plane
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Means of transportation: Bus/train
Means of transportation: Bus/train
Means of transportation: Bus/train
Means of transportation: Bus/train
Means of transportation: Bus/train
615. Which means of transportation did you use to go to "country of stay"?
Bus / Train
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Means of transportation: Car
Means of transportation: Car
Means of transportation: Car
Means of transportation: Car
Means of transportation: Car
615. Which means of transportation did you use to go to "country of stay"?
Car / Truck / Van
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Means of transportation: Ship
Means of transportation: Ship
Means of transportation: Ship
Means of transportation: Ship
Means of transportation: Ship
615. Which means of transportation did you use to go to "country of stay"?
Ship
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Means of transportation: Pirogue/patera
Means of transportation: Pirogue/patera
Means of transportation: Pirogue/patera
Means of transportation: Pirogue/patera
Means of transportation: Pirogue/patera
615. Which means of transportation did you use to go to "country of stay"?
Small boat (Pirogue, patera…)
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Means of transportation: Other
Means of transportation: Other
Means of transportation: Other
Means of transportation: Other
Means of transportation: Other
615. Which means of transportation did you use to go to "country of stay"?
Other
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Means of transportation: No answer
Means of transportation: No answer
Means of transportation: No answer
Means of transportation: No answer
Means of transportation: No answer
615. Which means of transportation did you use to go to "country of stay"?
No answer
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify the other mean of transportation
Specify the other mean of transportation
Specify the other mean of transportation
Specify the other mean of transportation
Specify the other mean of transportation
615. Which means of transportation did you use to go to "country of stay"?
Other => Specify
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q615_6 in 1
2
GOT THERE ON FOOT
HIKED IN THE DESERT
You have travelled
You have travelled
You have travelled
You have travelled
You have travelled
616. You have travelled...
Multiple answers
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1031
9
0 11
0 13
0 2
0 2 4 5
0 2 5
0 3
0 6 7
0 7
1
1 1
1 2
1 4
1 4 5
1 5
10
11
12
13
2
2 4
2 4 5
2 5
2 5 13
2 5 8
3
3 11
3 6
3 6 7
3 7
3 7 6
3 9
4
4 11
4 3
4 4
4 8
5
6
6 3
6 7
7
7 6
8
9
.b
Travelled alone
Travelled alone
Travelled alone
Travelled alone
Travelled alone
616. You have travelled...
Alone
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Travelled with father
Travelled with father
Travelled with father
Travelled with father
Travelled with father
616. You have travelled...
With your father
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Travelled with mother
Travelled with mother
Travelled with mother
Travelled with mother
Travelled with mother
616. You have travelled...
With your mother
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Travelled with partner(s)
Travelled with partner(s)
Travelled with partner(s)
Travelled with partner(s)
Travelled with partner(s)
616. You have travelled...
With your partner(s)
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Travelled with brother(s)
Travelled with brother(s)
Travelled with brother(s)
Travelled with brother(s)
Travelled with brother(s)
616. You have travelled...
With one or several brothers
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Travelled with sister(s)
Travelled with sister(s)
Travelled with sister(s)
Travelled with sister(s)
Travelled with sister(s)
616. You have travelled...
With one or several sisters
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Travelled with son(s)
Travelled with son(s)
Travelled with son(s)
Travelled with son(s)
Travelled with son(s)
616. You have travelled...
With your son(s)
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Travelled with daughter(s)
Travelled with daughter(s)
Travelled with daughter(s)
Travelled with daughter(s)
Travelled with daughter(s)
616. You have travelled...
With your daughter(s)
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Travelled with another relative
Travelled with another relative
Travelled with another relative
Travelled with another relative
Travelled with another relative
616. You have travelled...
With another relative
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Travelled with an official delegation
Travelled with an official delegation
Travelled with an official delegation
Travelled with an official delegation
Travelled with an official delegation
616. You have travelled...
With an official delegation
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Travelled with musicians, sport team
Travelled with musicians, sport team
Travelled with musicians, sport team
Travelled with musicians, sport team
Travelled with musicians, sport team
616. You have travelled...
With a group of artists (musicians...), a sports team
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Travelled with friend(s)
Travelled with friend(s)
Travelled with friend(s)
Travelled with friend(s)
Travelled with friend(s)
616. You have travelled...
With one or several friends
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Travelled with smuggler
Travelled with smuggler
Travelled with smuggler
Travelled with smuggler
Travelled with smuggler
616. You have travelled...
With a smuggler
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Travelled with somebody else
Travelled with somebody else
Travelled with somebody else
Travelled with somebody else
Travelled with somebody else
616. You have travelled...
With somebody else
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Travelled with no answer
Travelled with no answer
Travelled with no answer
Travelled with no answer
Travelled with no answer
616. You have travelled...
No answer
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Who decided about your trip/migration
Who decided about your trip/migration
Who decided about your trip/migration
Who decided about your trip/migration
Who decided about your trip/migration
617. Who decided about your trip/migration?
Multiple answers
If q617 only in 0 => 619
FILTER: If Ego has one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana (column 4 in the GRID) => 618
OTHERWISE => 619
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1030
13
0 1
0 1 2
0 1 2 3 4 5
0 1 2 3 9
0 1 2 4
0 1 2 5
0 1 8
0 10
0 2
0 2 1
0 2 4
0 2 4 5 3
0 3
0 3 1 2
0 3 10
0 3 2 1
0 3 4
0 3 6 7
0 3 8
0 4
0 4 8
0 5
0 5 2
0 5 3
0 6
0 7 8
0 8
1
1 0
1 0 4
1 2
1 2 0
1 2 4
1 2 4 5
1 2 5
1 2 5 10
1 2 5 8
1 2 8
1 4
1 8
10
10 0
2
2 0
2 1
2 4
2 8
3
3 0
3 1
3 10
3 4
3 4 5
3 5
3 8
4
4 0
4 5
4 5 10
4 8
5
5 4
5 9
6
7
8
8 0
8 1
8 1 2
8 10
9
.b
Family members: answers 1 to 8
Other persons: answers 9 and 10
Decision alone
Decision alone
Decision alone
Decision alone
Decision alone
617. Who decided about your trip/migration?
Yourself
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision father
Decision father
Decision father
Decision father
Decision father
617. Who decided about your trip/migration?
Your father
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision mother
Decision mother
Decision mother
Decision mother
Decision mother
617. Who decided about your trip/migration?
Your mother
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision partner(s)
Decision partner(s)
Decision partner(s)
Decision partner(s)
Decision partner(s)
617. Who decided about your trip/migration?
Your partner
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision brother(s)
Decision brother(s)
Decision brother(s)
Decision brother(s)
Decision brother(s)
617. Who decided about your trip/migration?
One or several brothers
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision sister(s)
Decision sister(s)
Decision sister(s)
Decision sister(s)
Decision sister(s)
617. Who decided about your trip/migration?
One or several sisters
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision son(s)
Decision son(s)
Decision son(s)
Decision son(s)
Decision son(s)
617. Who decided about your trip/migration?
One or several of your son(s)
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision daughter(s)
Decision daughter(s)
Decision daughter(s)
Decision daughter(s)
Decision daughter(s)
617. Who decided about your trip/migration?
One or several of your daughter(s)
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision another relative
Decision another relative
Decision another relative
Decision another relative
Decision another relative
617. Who decided about your trip/migration?
Another relative
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision employer
Decision employer
Decision employer
Decision employer
Decision employer
617. Who decided about your trip/migration?
Your employer
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision other
Decision other
Decision other
Decision other
Decision other
617. Who decided about your trip/migration?
Other
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision no answer
Decision no answer
Decision no answer
Decision no answer
Decision no answer
617. Who decided about your trip/migration?
No answer
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify the decision by other relative
Specify the decision by other relative
Specify the decision by other relative
Specify the decision by other relative
Specify the decision by other relative
617. Who decided about your trip/migration?
Another relative => Specify
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q617_8 in 1
107
6
2 FRIENDS
A CHIEF IN NIGERIA
A CHURCH MEMBER I MET IN GERMANY WHO STAYS IN NL
A FRIEND
AN ACQUAINTANCE
AUNT
AUNT AND BROTHER
AUNTIE
AUNTY
CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF GHANA
COMMONWEALTH SCHOLARSHIP SECRETARIAT
COUSIN
COUSINS IN JAPAN AND THE NETHERLANDS
FAMILY FRIEND
FOUND A FRIEND IN THE NETHERLANDS
FRIEND
FRIEND ENCOURAGED MORE
FRIENDS
GHANA GOV'T
GOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT PROGRAMME TO TRAVEL WITH THE SPOUSE
GOVT OF GHANA
GRANDMOTHER
GUARDIAN
HUSBAND'S BROTHER
JESUIT SUPERIORS
MUSICIANS
MY CHURCH MISSION BOARD
MY FRIEND
MY SCHOOL FRIEND
MY SON-IN-LAW
MY UNCLE
NEPHEW
NIECE
NUFFIC
OMA
SOME FRIENDS
THE CHURCH
THE GOVERNMENT OF GHANA THEN
THE OWNER OF THE PASSPORT
UNCLE
UNCLE'S WIFE
UNCLE, COUSIN
UNCLES
UNCLES, AUNT
UNIVERSITY
.b
Decision: Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Decision: Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Decision: Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Decision: Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Decision: Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
618. Are the people you just mentioned, people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q617 not in 0
If Ego has one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana
479
1479
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision: Migrant code 1
Decision: Migrant code 1
Decision: Migrant code 1
Decision: Migrant code 1
Decision: Migrant code 1
618. Are the people you just mentioned, people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Migrant code 1
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q617 not in 0
If Ego has one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana
If q618 in 1
354
1604
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
10
12
Sysmiss
Decision: Migrant code 2
Decision: Migrant code 2
Decision: Migrant code 2
Decision: Migrant code 2
Decision: Migrant code 2
618. Are the people you just mentioned, people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Migrant code 2
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q617 not in 0
If Ego has one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana
If q618 in 1
61
1897
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
Sysmiss
Decision: Migrant code 3
Decision: Migrant code 3
Decision: Migrant code 3
Decision: Migrant code 3
Decision: Migrant code 3
618. Are the people you just mentioned, people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Migrant code 3
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q617 not in 0
If Ego has one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana
If q618 in 1
22
1936
1
3
4
5
Sysmiss
Decision: Migrant code 4
Decision: Migrant code 4
Decision: Migrant code 4
Decision: Migrant code 4
Decision: Migrant code 4
618. Are the people you just mentioned, people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Migrant code 4
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q617 not in 0
If Ego has one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana
If q618 in 1
8
1950
2
4
6
12
Sysmiss
Who contributed to finance your migration
Who contributed to finance your migration
Who contributed to finance your migration
Who contributed to finance your migration
Who contributed to finance your migration
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
Multiple answers
If q619 only in 0 => 621
FILTER : If Ego has one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana (column 4 in the GRID) => 620
OTHERWISE => 621
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1012
31
0 1
0 1 2
0 1 2 3 5
0 1 2 4 5
0 1 2 5 10
0 1 4
0 1 9 10
0 10
0 12
0 2 4
0 2 4 5 8
0 2 5
0 3
0 3 1 2
0 3 4 10
0 3 5
0 3 8
0 4
0 4 5
0 4 8
0 4 9 12
0 5
0 8
0 8 10
0 9
1
1 0
1 12
1 2
1 2 3
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 9
1 2 4 5
1 2 5
1 2 8
1 2 9
1 2 9 12
1 3
1 3 0
1 4
1 4 12
1 5
1 8
1 9
10
10 08
11
12
2
2 5 8 9
2 8
2 9
3
3 12
3 4
3 4 5
3 5
3 8
3 9
4
4 10
4 5
4 8
5
5 0
5 8
6
7
8
9
.b
Family members: answers 1 to 8
Somebody else: answers 9 to 12
Finance alone
Finance alone
Finance alone
Finance alone
Finance alone
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
Yourself
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Finance from father
Finance from father
Finance from father
Finance from father
Finance from father
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
Your father
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Finance from mother
Finance from mother
Finance from mother
Finance from mother
Finance from mother
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
Your mother
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Finance from partner(s)
Finance from partner(s)
Finance from partner(s)
Finance from partner(s)
Finance from partner(s)
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
Your partner
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Finance from brother(s)
Finance from brother(s)
Finance from brother(s)
Finance from brother(s)
Finance from brother(s)
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
One or several brothers
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Finance from sister(s)
Finance from sister(s)
Finance from sister(s)
Finance from sister(s)
Finance from sister(s)
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
One or several sisters
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Finance from son(s)
Finance from son(s)
Finance from son(s)
Finance from son(s)
Finance from son(s)
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
One or several of your son(s)
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Finance from daughter(s)
Finance from daughter(s)
Finance from daughter(s)
Finance from daughter(s)
Finance from daughter(s)
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
One or several of your daughter(s)
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Finance from another relative
Finance from another relative
Finance from another relative
Finance from another relative
Finance from another relative
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
Another relative
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Finance from employer/school/university
Finance from employer/school/university
Finance from employer/school/university
Finance from employer/school/university
Finance from employer/school/university
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
Your employer, school, university, a funding body
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Finance from friend(s)
Finance from friend(s)
Finance from friend(s)
Finance from friend(s)
Finance from friend(s)
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
A friend
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Finance from a church
Finance from a church
Finance from a church
Finance from a church
Finance from a church
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
A marabout / a church
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Finance from somebody else
Finance from somebody else
Finance from somebody else
Finance from somebody else
Finance from somebody else
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
Somebody else
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Finance from no answer
Finance from no answer
Finance from no answer
Finance from no answer
Finance from no answer
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
No answer
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1043
915
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify the finance from other relative
Specify the finance from other relative
Specify the finance from other relative
Specify the finance from other relative
Specify the finance from other relative
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
Another relative => Specify
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q619_8 in 1
34
33
AUNT
AUNTE
AUNTIE
AUNTY
BROTHER IN LAW
COUSIN
GRANDMOTHER
HUSBAND'S FATHER
MY AUNTIE
MY UNCLE
UNCLE
UNCLE AND 1
UNCLE AND AUNTIE
.b
Specify the finance from somebody else
Specify the finance from somebody else
Specify the finance from somebody else
Specify the finance from somebody else
Specify the finance from somebody else
619. And who contributed to finance your migration?
Somebody else => Specify
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q619_12 in 1
22
A CHIEF IN NIGERIA
A FRIEND
A NEIGHBOUR (FRIEND)
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY
CHURCH
COUSIN
FRIEND
GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP
MY HUSBANDS EMPLOYEES
MY PARTNERS EMPLOYER
NETHERLANDS GOVERNMENT
POLYTECHNIC
RENTED A ROOM AND USED THE MONEY
SISTER IN LAW
SOCIAL MOTHER
THE DUTCH GOVERNMENT
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN VALITA
UNCLES
UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG
UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP
Finance: Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Finance: Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Finance: Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Finance: Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Finance: Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
620. Are the people you just mentioned people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q619 not in 0
If Ego has one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana
555
1403
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Finance: Migrant code 1
Finance: Migrant code 1
Finance: Migrant code 1
Finance: Migrant code 1
Finance: Migrant code 1
620. Are the people you just mentioned people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Migrant code 1
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q619 not in 0
If Ego has one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana
If q620 in 1
365
1593
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
12
16
Sysmiss
Finance: Migrant code 2
Finance: Migrant code 2
Finance: Migrant code 2
Finance: Migrant code 2
Finance: Migrant code 2
620. Are the people you just mentioned people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Migrant code 2
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q619 not in 0
If Ego has one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana
If q620 in 1
68
1890
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
Sysmiss
Finance: Migrant code 3
Finance: Migrant code 3
Finance: Migrant code 3
Finance: Migrant code 3
Finance: Migrant code 3
620. Are the people you just mentioned people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Migrant code 3
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q619 not in 0
If Ego has one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana
If q620 in 1
19
1939
1
3
4
5
6
9
10
Sysmiss
Finance: Migrant code 4
Finance: Migrant code 4
Finance: Migrant code 4
Finance: Migrant code 4
Finance: Migrant code 4
620. Are the people you just mentioned people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before?
Migrant code 4
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If q619 not in 0
If Ego has one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana
If q620 in 1
12
1946
2
4
5
6
11
Sysmiss
Able to speak the official language
Able to speak the official language
Able to speak the official language
Able to speak the official language
Able to speak the official language
621. When you arrived in "country of stay", would you say that you were able to speak the official language...
FILTER: If it is a SHORT STAY, of less than a year (606 = 1 or 2) => Go to next column
Otherwise => 622
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
1026
932
1
Without any difficulty
2
With some difficulty
3
Not at all
Sysmiss
Language course
Language course
Language course
Language course
Language course
622. Did you follow any language course to improve your proficiency of the official language during your stay in this country?
FILTER: If Ego has no child => 624
Otherwise => 623
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
923
1035
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Did any of your children receive state education
Did any of your children receive state education
Did any of your children receive state education
Did any of your children receive state education
Did any of your children receive state education
623. Did any of your children receive state/public education during your stay in "country of stay"?
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If Ego has at least one child
697
1261
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Did you or a member of your family receive subsidized health care
Did you or a member of your family receive subsidized health care
Did you or a member of your family receive subsidized health care
Did you or a member of your family receive subsidized health care
Did you or a member of your family receive subsidized health care
624. Did you or a member of your family receive subsidized health care?
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
925
1033
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Monetary or in-kind donations to help the inhabitants
Monetary or in-kind donations to help the inhabitants
Monetary or in-kind donations to help the inhabitants
Monetary or in-kind donations to help the inhabitants
Monetary or in-kind donations to help the inhabitants
625. While you lived in "country of stay", did you make any monetary or in-kind donations to help the inhabitants of one or several villages / towns in Ghana, e.g. to build facilities or to help buying medicines or seeds...?
If q625 in 0 => Go to next stay
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
929
1029
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Village/town 1
Village/town 1
Village/town 1
Village/town 1
Village/town 1
626. For which villages / towns did you make the donations? Please indicate if there are several.
Village/town 1
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
124
2
ABEKWASE
ABETIFI
ABIRIW
ABURA
ABURI
ACCRA
ACCRA METRO AREA
AJUMAKO
AKIM AKROSOS
AKOSOA
AKROSO
ALL OVER GREATER ACCRA
AMANSIE
ANUM-BOSO
ASHANTI
ASHANTI REGION
ASUBONI LAVATORY PROJECT (KVIP)
ATOBIASE
AXIM
B/ ASIKUM
BAABINSO
BANKO
BANKU
BAWDIE
BOGOSO
BONWIRE
BRUTU
CAPE COAST
DANSOMAN
DISTRICT BIRIM NORTH
DODOWA
EFUTU
EJISU
EJISU JUABEN
FANTEAKWA
GOMOA WEST
HALF- ASSINI
HAVE
HO
INKRUWANSA
JAMAN SOUTH
JASIKAN
JUABEN
KABRE
KADJEBI
KALEO
KETA
KIBI
KOKROBITE
KUMASI
KWAHU SOUTH
KWAHU WEST
LAWRA
MALTITI
MATAHEKO
MFRANTA SUHUM
MPOHOR
NAMDOM
NANDOM
NAVRONGO TOWN
NKAWKAW
OBOMENG
ODA
ODOBEN
OFFINSO
OSIEM
OSU, ACCRA
PUC-FUND COLLEGE
SALTPOND
SEKONDI
SEKONDI TAKORADI
SEKUNDITAKARADI
SOWUTUOM PUC-FUND COLLEGE
SUHUM
SUNYANI
TAFO
TAKORADI
TANO NORTH
TARKWA
TEMA
.a
.b
Village/town 2
Village/town 2
Village/town 2
Village/town 2
Village/town 2
626. For which villages / towns did you make the donations? Please indicate if there are several.
Village/town 2
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
46
ACCRA
ACCRA ADENTA
ADA
ADENTA
AGZAG
AKATSI
AKIM ASUOM
AMANASE
ASOUGYAMAN
ASSIN SOUTH
AYIKAI-DOBLO
BISEASE
BREMANG
CAPE COAST
CENTRAL REGION
DANSOMAN
EASTERN REGION
HO
JASIKAN
KASOA
KUMASI
KYEBI DOME
NANDOM
NSUTAM
OFFINSO
PRESTEA
PUC-FUND SOWUTUOM ACCRA
SHAMA
SUHUM
TAKORADI
TEMA
TOLON
VAKPO
WINEBA
Village/town 3
Village/town 3
Village/town 3
Village/town 3
Village/town 3
626. For which villages / towns did you make the donations? Please indicate if there are several.
Village/town 3
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
13
ACCRA
ADAKLU
KPANDU
KUMASI
MPOTOR
NSAWAN
TAKORADI
TARORADI
TECHIMANTIA
District of these villages/towns 1
District of these villages/towns 1
District of these villages/towns 1
District of these villages/towns 1
District of these villages/towns 1
627. In which district are these villages/towns located?
District 1
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
120
1838
101
JOMORO
102
NZEMA EAST
103
ELLEMBELLE
104
AHANTA WEST
105
SHAMA
106
SEKONDI TAKORADI METRO
107
MPOHOR WASSA
108
TARKWA NSUAEM
109
BOGOSO PRESTEA
110
WASSA AMENFI WEST
111
WASSA AMENFI EAST
112
AOWIN
113
SEFWI WIAWSO
114
SEFWI BIBIANI BEKWAI
115
SEFWI AKONTOMBRA
116
JUABESO
117
BIA
201
KOMENDA EDINA EGUAFO ABIREM
202
CAPE COAST MUNICIPAL
203
ABURA ASEBU KWANMANKESE
204
MFANTSIMAN
205
GOMOA WEST
206
GOMOA EAST
207
EFUTU
208
AWUTU SENYA
209
AGONA WEST
210
AGONA EAST
211
ASIKUMA ODOBEN BRAKWA
212
AJUMAKO ENYAN ESIAM
213
ASSIN SOUTH
214
ASSIN NORTH
215
TWIFO HEMANG LOWER DENKYIRA
216
UPPER DENKYIRA EAST
217
UPPER DENKYIRA WEST
301
ACCRA METRO AREA
302
LEDZOKOKU KROWOR
303
GA WEST
304
GA SOUTH
305
GA EAST
306
TEMA METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY
307
ASHIAMAN MUNICIPALITY
308
ADENTA MADINA
309
DANGME WEST
310
DANGME EAST
401
SOUTH TONGU
402
NORTH TONGU
403
AKATSI
404
KETA
405
KETU SOUTH
406
KETU NORTH
407
HO
408
KPANDO
409
HOHOE
410
JASIKAN
411
KADJEBI
412
ADAKLU/ ANYIGBE
413
SOUTH DAYI
414
BIAKOYE
415
NKWANTA NORTH
416
NKWANTA SOUTH
417
KRACHI WEST
418
KRACHI EAST
501
BIRIM NORTH
502
BIRIM CENTRAL
503
BIRIM SOUTH
504
AKYEMMANSA
505
WEST AKIM
506
EAST AKIM
507
ATIWA
508
KWAEBIBIREM
509
SUHUM K.OALTAR
510
FANTEAKWA
511
NEW JUABEN
512
AKWAPIM SOUTH
513
AKWAPIM NORTH
514
YILO KROBO
515
LOWER MANYA
516
UPPER MANYA
517
ASUOGYAMAN
518
KWAHU NORTH/ AFRAM PLAINS
519
KWAHU SOUTH
520
KWAHU WEST
521
KWAHU EAST
601
ATWIMA NWABIAGYA
602
ATWIMA MPONUA
603
AMANSIE WEST
604
AMANSIE EAST
605
AMANSIE CENTRAL
606
BOSOME FREHO
607
ADANSI WEST
608
ADANSI SOUTH
609
ADANSI NORTH
610
ASHANTI AKIM SOUTH
611
ASHANTI AKIM NORTH
612
EJISU JUABEN
613
BOSOMTWI
614
ATWIMA KWANWOMA
615
KUMASI METRO
616
KWABRE
617
AFIGYA - KWABRE
618
AFIGYA SEKYERE
619
SEKYERE EAST
620
KUMAWU - AFRAM PLAINS
621
SEKYERE WEST
622
SEKYERE CENTRAL
623
EJURA SEKYEDUMASI
624
OFFINSO SOUTH
625
OFFINSO NORTH
626
AHAFO ANO SOUTH
627
AHAFO ANO NORTH
701
ASUNAFO NORTH
702
ASUNAFO SOUTH
703
ASUTIFI
704
TANO SOUTH
705
TANO NORTH
706
SUNYANI
707
SUNYANI WEST
708
DORMAA
709
DORMAA EAST
710
JAMAN SOUTH
711
JAMAN NORTH
712
BREKUM
713
WENCHI
714
TAIN
715
TECHIMAN
716
NKORANZA SOUTH
717
NKORANZA NORTH
718
KINTAMPO NORTH
719
KINTAMPO SOUTH
720
ATEBUBU
721
PRU
722
SENE
801
BOLE
802
SAWLA TUNA KALBA
803
WEST GONJA
804
EAST GONJA
805
CENTRAL GONJA
806
NANUMBA NORTH
807
NANUMBA SOUTH
808
ZABZUGU TATALE
809
SABOBA
810
CHEREPONI
811
YENDI
812
GUSHIEGU
813
KARAGA
814
SAVELUGU NANTON
815
TAMALE MUNICIPAL
816
TOLON KUNBUNGU
817
WEST MAMPRUSI
818
EAST MAMPRUSI
820
BUNKPRUGU - YUUYO
821
KPANDAI
901
BUILSA
902
KASENA NANKANA WEST
903
KASENA NANKANA EAST
904
BONGO
905
BOLGATANGA MUNICIPAL
906
BAWKU WEST
907
BAWKU EAST
908
TALENSI NABDAM
909
GARU TEMPANE
1001
WA MUNICIPAL
1002
WA EAST
1003
WA WEST
1004
NADOWLI
1005
SISSALA EAST
1006
SISSALA WEST
1007
JIRAPA
1008
LAMBUSSIE
1009
LAWRA
Sysmiss
District of these villages/towns 2
District of these villages/towns 2
District of these villages/towns 2
District of these villages/towns 2
District of these villages/towns 2
627. In which district are these villages/towns located?
District 2
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
44
1914
101
JOMORO
102
NZEMA EAST
103
ELLEMBELLE
104
AHANTA WEST
105
SHAMA
106
SEKONDI TAKORADI METRO
107
MPOHOR WASSA
108
TARKWA NSUAEM
109
BOGOSO PRESTEA
110
WASSA AMENFI WEST
111
WASSA AMENFI EAST
112
AOWIN
113
SEFWI WIAWSO
114
SEFWI BIBIANI BEKWAI
115
SEFWI AKONTOMBRA
116
JUABESO
117
BIA
201
KOMENDA EDINA EGUAFO ABIREM
202
CAPE COAST MUNICIPAL
203
ABURA ASEBU KWANMANKESE
204
MFANTSIMAN
205
GOMOA WEST
206
GOMOA EAST
207
EFUTU
208
AWUTU SENYA
209
AGONA WEST
210
AGONA EAST
211
ASIKUMA ODOBEN BRAKWA
212
AJUMAKO ENYAN ESIAM
213
ASSIN SOUTH
214
ASSIN NORTH
215
TWIFO HEMANG LOWER DENKYIRA
216
UPPER DENKYIRA EAST
217
UPPER DENKYIRA WEST
301
ACCRA METRO AREA
302
LEDZOKOKU KROWOR
303
GA WEST
304
GA SOUTH
305
GA EAST
306
TEMA METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY
307
ASHIAMAN MUNICIPALITY
308
ADENTA MADINA
309
DANGME WEST
310
DANGME EAST
401
SOUTH TONGU
402
NORTH TONGU
403
AKATSI
404
KETA
405
KETU SOUTH
406
KETU NORTH
407
HO
408
KPANDO
409
HOHOE
410
JASIKAN
411
KADJEBI
412
ADAKLU/ ANYIGBE
413
SOUTH DAYI
414
BIAKOYE
415
NKWANTA NORTH
416
NKWANTA SOUTH
417
KRACHI WEST
418
KRACHI EAST
501
BIRIM NORTH
502
BIRIM CENTRAL
503
BIRIM SOUTH
504
AKYEMMANSA
505
WEST AKIM
506
EAST AKIM
507
ATIWA
508
KWAEBIBIREM
509
SUHUM K.OALTAR
510
FANTEAKWA
511
NEW JUABEN
512
AKWAPIM SOUTH
513
AKWAPIM NORTH
514
YILO KROBO
515
LOWER MANYA
516
UPPER MANYA
517
ASUOGYAMAN
518
KWAHU NORTH/ AFRAM PLAINS
519
KWAHU SOUTH
520
KWAHU WEST
521
KWAHU EAST
601
ATWIMA NWABIAGYA
602
ATWIMA MPONUA
603
AMANSIE WEST
604
AMANSIE EAST
605
AMANSIE CENTRAL
606
BOSOME FREHO
607
ADANSI WEST
608
ADANSI SOUTH
609
ADANSI NORTH
610
ASHANTI AKIM SOUTH
611
ASHANTI AKIM NORTH
612
EJISU JUABEN
613
BOSOMTWI
614
ATWIMA KWANWOMA
615
KUMASI METRO
616
KWABRE
617
AFIGYA - KWABRE
618
AFIGYA SEKYERE
619
SEKYERE EAST
620
KUMAWU - AFRAM PLAINS
621
SEKYERE WEST
622
SEKYERE CENTRAL
623
EJURA SEKYEDUMASI
624
OFFINSO SOUTH
625
OFFINSO NORTH
626
AHAFO ANO SOUTH
627
AHAFO ANO NORTH
701
ASUNAFO NORTH
702
ASUNAFO SOUTH
703
ASUTIFI
704
TANO SOUTH
705
TANO NORTH
706
SUNYANI
707
SUNYANI WEST
708
DORMAA
709
DORMAA EAST
710
JAMAN SOUTH
711
JAMAN NORTH
712
BREKUM
713
WENCHI
714
TAIN
715
TECHIMAN
716
NKORANZA SOUTH
717
NKORANZA NORTH
718
KINTAMPO NORTH
719
KINTAMPO SOUTH
720
ATEBUBU
721
PRU
722
SENE
801
BOLE
802
SAWLA TUNA KALBA
803
WEST GONJA
804
EAST GONJA
805
CENTRAL GONJA
806
NANUMBA NORTH
807
NANUMBA SOUTH
808
ZABZUGU TATALE
809
SABOBA
810
CHEREPONI
811
YENDI
812
GUSHIEGU
813
KARAGA
814
SAVELUGU NANTON
815
TAMALE MUNICIPAL
816
TOLON KUNBUNGU
817
WEST MAMPRUSI
818
EAST MAMPRUSI
820
BUNKPRUGU - YUUYO
821
KPANDAI
901
BUILSA
902
KASENA NANKANA WEST
903
KASENA NANKANA EAST
904
BONGO
905
BOLGATANGA MUNICIPAL
906
BAWKU WEST
907
BAWKU EAST
908
TALENSI NABDAM
909
GARU TEMPANE
1001
WA MUNICIPAL
1002
WA EAST
1003
WA WEST
1004
NADOWLI
1005
SISSALA EAST
1006
SISSALA WEST
1007
JIRAPA
1008
LAMBUSSIE
1009
LAWRA
Sysmiss
District of these villages/towns 3
District of these villages/towns 3
District of these villages/towns 3
District of these villages/towns 3
District of these villages/towns 3
627. In which district are these villages/towns located?
District 3
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
13
1945
101
JOMORO
102
NZEMA EAST
103
ELLEMBELLE
104
AHANTA WEST
105
SHAMA
106
SEKONDI TAKORADI METRO
107
MPOHOR WASSA
108
TARKWA NSUAEM
109
BOGOSO PRESTEA
110
WASSA AMENFI WEST
111
WASSA AMENFI EAST
112
AOWIN
113
SEFWI WIAWSO
114
SEFWI BIBIANI BEKWAI
115
SEFWI AKONTOMBRA
116
JUABESO
117
BIA
201
KOMENDA EDINA EGUAFO ABIREM
202
CAPE COAST MUNICIPAL
203
ABURA ASEBU KWANMANKESE
204
MFANTSIMAN
205
GOMOA WEST
206
GOMOA EAST
207
EFUTU
208
AWUTU SENYA
209
AGONA WEST
210
AGONA EAST
211
ASIKUMA ODOBEN BRAKWA
212
AJUMAKO ENYAN ESIAM
213
ASSIN SOUTH
214
ASSIN NORTH
215
TWIFO HEMANG LOWER DENKYIRA
216
UPPER DENKYIRA EAST
217
UPPER DENKYIRA WEST
301
ACCRA METRO AREA
302
LEDZOKOKU KROWOR
303
GA WEST
304
GA SOUTH
305
GA EAST
306
TEMA METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY
307
ASHIAMAN MUNICIPALITY
308
ADENTA MADINA
309
DANGME WEST
310
DANGME EAST
401
SOUTH TONGU
402
NORTH TONGU
403
AKATSI
404
KETA
405
KETU SOUTH
406
KETU NORTH
407
HO
408
KPANDO
409
HOHOE
410
JASIKAN
411
KADJEBI
412
ADAKLU/ ANYIGBE
413
SOUTH DAYI
414
BIAKOYE
415
NKWANTA NORTH
416
NKWANTA SOUTH
417
KRACHI WEST
418
KRACHI EAST
501
BIRIM NORTH
502
BIRIM CENTRAL
503
BIRIM SOUTH
504
AKYEMMANSA
505
WEST AKIM
506
EAST AKIM
507
ATIWA
508
KWAEBIBIREM
509
SUHUM K.OALTAR
510
FANTEAKWA
511
NEW JUABEN
512
AKWAPIM SOUTH
513
AKWAPIM NORTH
514
YILO KROBO
515
LOWER MANYA
516
UPPER MANYA
517
ASUOGYAMAN
518
KWAHU NORTH/ AFRAM PLAINS
519
KWAHU SOUTH
520
KWAHU WEST
521
KWAHU EAST
601
ATWIMA NWABIAGYA
602
ATWIMA MPONUA
603
AMANSIE WEST
604
AMANSIE EAST
605
AMANSIE CENTRAL
606
BOSOME FREHO
607
ADANSI WEST
608
ADANSI SOUTH
609
ADANSI NORTH
610
ASHANTI AKIM SOUTH
611
ASHANTI AKIM NORTH
612
EJISU JUABEN
613
BOSOMTWI
614
ATWIMA KWANWOMA
615
KUMASI METRO
616
KWABRE
617
AFIGYA - KWABRE
618
AFIGYA SEKYERE
619
SEKYERE EAST
620
KUMAWU - AFRAM PLAINS
621
SEKYERE WEST
622
SEKYERE CENTRAL
623
EJURA SEKYEDUMASI
624
OFFINSO SOUTH
625
OFFINSO NORTH
626
AHAFO ANO SOUTH
627
AHAFO ANO NORTH
701
ASUNAFO NORTH
702
ASUNAFO SOUTH
703
ASUTIFI
704
TANO SOUTH
705
TANO NORTH
706
SUNYANI
707
SUNYANI WEST
708
DORMAA
709
DORMAA EAST
710
JAMAN SOUTH
711
JAMAN NORTH
712
BREKUM
713
WENCHI
714
TAIN
715
TECHIMAN
716
NKORANZA SOUTH
717
NKORANZA NORTH
718
KINTAMPO NORTH
719
KINTAMPO SOUTH
720
ATEBUBU
721
PRU
722
SENE
801
BOLE
802
SAWLA TUNA KALBA
803
WEST GONJA
804
EAST GONJA
805
CENTRAL GONJA
806
NANUMBA NORTH
807
NANUMBA SOUTH
808
ZABZUGU TATALE
809
SABOBA
810
CHEREPONI
811
YENDI
812
GUSHIEGU
813
KARAGA
814
SAVELUGU NANTON
815
TAMALE MUNICIPAL
816
TOLON KUNBUNGU
817
WEST MAMPRUSI
818
EAST MAMPRUSI
820
BUNKPRUGU - YUUYO
821
KPANDAI
901
BUILSA
902
KASENA NANKANA WEST
903
KASENA NANKANA EAST
904
BONGO
905
BOLGATANGA MUNICIPAL
906
BAWKU WEST
907
BAWKU EAST
908
TALENSI NABDAM
909
GARU TEMPANE
1001
WA MUNICIPAL
1002
WA EAST
1003
WA WEST
1004
NADOWLI
1005
SISSALA EAST
1006
SISSALA WEST
1007
JIRAPA
1008
LAMBUSSIE
1009
LAWRA
Sysmiss
Did you contributed to building... answer 1
Did you contributed to building... answer 1
Did you contributed to building... answer 1
Did you contributed to building... answer 1
Did you contributed to building... answer 1
628. Did you contribute to building...
Answer 1
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
124
1834
Nothing
1
A school
2
A health centre
3
A borehole
4
An irrigation system
5
A religious building or monument
6
Something else
7
A market
8
Electrification
Sysmiss
Did you contributed to building... answer 2
Did you contributed to building... answer 2
Did you contributed to building... answer 2
Did you contributed to building... answer 2
Did you contributed to building... answer 2
628. Did you contribute to building...
Answer 2
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
57
1901
1
A school
2
A health centre
3
A borehole
5
A religious building or monument
6
Something else
7
A market
8
Electrification
Sysmiss
Did you contributed to building... answer 3
Did you contributed to building... answer 3
Did you contributed to building... answer 3
Did you contributed to building... answer 3
Did you contributed to building... answer 3
628. Did you contribute to building...
Answer 3
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
28
1930
1
A school
2
A health centre
5
A religious building or monument
6
Something else
7
A market
8
Electrification
Sysmiss
Did you contributed to building... answer 4
Did you contributed to building... answer 4
Did you contributed to building... answer 4
Did you contributed to building... answer 4
Did you contributed to building... answer 4
628. Did you contribute to building...
Answer 4
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
8
1950
5
A religious building or monument
6
Something else
8
Electrification
Sysmiss
Support: specify something else
Support: specify something else
Support: specify something else
Support: specify something else
Support: specify something else
628. Did you contribute to building...
Something else => Specify
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
If q628_1 or q628_2 or q628_3 or q628_4 in 6
35
1
1. TOILET 2. LIBRARY
8 TO V2
CLOTHES AND BED SHEETS
COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE
COMMUNITY TOILET
COMPUTERS
FAMILY AND FRIENDS FINANCIAL HELP
FAMILY ASSISTANCE
FAMILY HELP
FAMILY SUPPORT
FAMILY SUPPORT AND PERSONAL BUSINESS
FOOD SUPPLIES
FOR HER SHOP AT TARKWA
HELPED FAMILY MEMBERS
HELPED POOR FRIENDS
HELPED POOR FRIENDS AND FAMILY
HELPING ORPHANAGE
LIBRARY
MONEY CONTRIBUTED TO FLOOD RESETLEMENT
MOSQUE
ORPHANAGE
PAY SCHOOL FEES FOR SOME POOR CHILDREN
SENDING EQUIPMENT SCHOOL, HEALTH CENTRE
TOILET
USED CLOTHES FOR ORPHANGES AND THE POOR CHILDREN
WHEEL CHAIRS
.a
Did you make donations to supply... answer 1
Did you make donations to supply... answer 1
Did you make donations to supply... answer 1
Did you make donations to supply... answer 1
Did you make donations to supply... answer 1
629. And did you make donations to supply...
Answer 1
NEXT STAYS => Additional sheets
Otherwise, Go to ASSOCIATIONS => Next page
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
122
1836
Nothing
1
Medicines
2
Books
4
Seeds
5
Agricultural material
6
Something else
7
School equipments
Sysmiss
Did you make donations to supply... answer 2
Did you make donations to supply... answer 2
Did you make donations to supply... answer 2
Did you make donations to supply... answer 2
Did you make donations to supply... answer 2
629. And did you make donations to supply...
Answer 2
NEXT STAYS => Additional sheets
Otherwise, Go to ASSOCIATIONS => Next page
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
56
1902
1
Medicines
2
Books
3
Sport facilities
5
Agricultural material
6
Something else
7
School equipments
Sysmiss
Did you make donations to supply... answer 3
Did you make donations to supply... answer 3
Did you make donations to supply... answer 3
Did you make donations to supply... answer 3
Did you make donations to supply... answer 3
629. And did you make donations to supply...
Answer 3
NEXT STAYS => Additional sheets
Otherwise, Go to ASSOCIATIONS => Next page
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
27
1931
1
Medicines
2
Books
3
Sport facilities
4
Seeds
6
Something else
7
School equipments
Sysmiss
Did you make donations to supply... answer 4
Did you make donations to supply... answer 4
Did you make donations to supply... answer 4
Did you make donations to supply... answer 4
Did you make donations to supply... answer 4
629. And did you make donations to supply...
Answer 4
NEXT STAYS => Additional sheets
Otherwise, Go to ASSOCIATIONS => Next page
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
9
1949
1
Medicines
2
Books
5
Agricultural material
6
Something else
Sysmiss
Donation: specify something else
Donation: specify something else
Donation: specify something else
Donation: specify something else
Donation: specify something else
629. And did you make donations to supply...
Something else => Specify
If Ego has already stayed outside Ghana
If it is NOT a SHORT STAY, of less than a year
If q625 in 1
If q629_1 or q629_2 or q629_3 or q629_4 in 6
46
1
3 = SPORT FACILITIES FOR V1 AND V2
6 TO V1 AND V3, MICROFINANCE PROJECT TO A GROUP OF 10 WOMEN
AID RESETLEMENT
BEDINGS, EXPANSION OF WARDS
BUILDING MATERIALS
BUILT SHOP AND BOUGHT MATERIALS
CASH
CLOTHES
COMMUNITY TOILET
COMPUTERS
DAY TO DAY, RUNNING HIV ORPHANAGE
DONATIONS TO NEEDY AND HOUSEBOUND PEOPLE
EQUIPMENT
FAMILY ASSISTANCE
FAMILY HELP
FAMILY SUPPORT
FEEDING
FINANCIAL HELP
FOOD
FOOD SUPPLIES
HELPED FAMILY MEMBERS FINANCIALLY
HELPED FEEDING FAMILY
HELPED TO FEED FAMILY
HOSPITAL EQUIPMMENT, SUCH AS BEDS
MATERIALS TO PAINT SCHOOL
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT/BEDS
MEDICINES AND BOOKC TO ACCRA ADENTA (v2)
MONEY
MONEY FOR FOOD
MONEY TO BUY FOOD
MONEY, FOOD AND SHELTER
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
OLD CLOTHES
PAYMENT FOR SHIPMENT FOR DELIVERY OF GOODS
SENDING EQUIPMENT TO SCHOOLS, HEALTH CENTRE
STAFF PAY
WHEEL CHAIRS
.a
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
1958
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
1958
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
624
1334
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
1958
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
1958
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
1717
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
1717
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
370
1347
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
1292
425
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
1227
490
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1272
445
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
1272
445
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
1264
453
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Return number
Return number
Return number
Return number
Return number
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
1
2
3
Sysmiss
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
1717
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
1717
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
1717
21
76
42.051
12.105
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
If q18 in 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 => Go to next page
1697
20
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Start year of the return to Ghana
Start year of the return to Ghana
Start year of the return to Ghana
Start year of the return to Ghana
Start year of the return to Ghana
Fill out one column for each return to Ghana. E.g. if the total is = 6, fill out 6 columns.
701D - 701F. START and END years of the return to Ghana
Start year
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
1956
2009
1956
1961
1965
1967
1968
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
End year of the return to Ghana
End year of the return to Ghana
End year of the return to Ghana
End year of the return to Ghana
End year of the return to Ghana
Fill out one column for each return to Ghana. E.g. if the total is = 6, fill out 6 columns.
701D - 701F. START and END years of the return to Ghana
End year
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
95
1622
1967
2009
1967
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1979
1980
1981
1982
1984
1985
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Country which Ego came from
Country which Ego came from
Country which Ego came from
Country which Ego came from
Country which Ego came from
702. From which country did you come?
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
96000
FRANCE
99103
NORWAY
99109
GERMANY
99111
BULGARIA
99116
CZECH REPUBLIC
99118
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
99123
RUSSIA
99126
GREECE
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99136
IRELAND or EIRE
99140
SWITZERLAND
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
99205
LEBANON
99207
ISRAEL
99208
TURKEY
99216
CHINA
99217
JAPAN
99219
THAILAND
99223
INDIA
99237
KOREA
99240
KUWAIT
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99304
GAMBIA
99310
ZIMBABWE
99311
NAMIBIA
99312
CONGO (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC)
99313
SPANISH PROVINCES OF AFRICA
99316
LIBYA
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99331
BURKINA FASO
99335
MALI
99336
MAURITANIA
99337
NIGER
99338
NIGERIA
99341
SENEGAL
99342
SIERRA LEONE
99343
SUDAN
99345
TOGO
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99501
AUSTRALIA
Sysmiss
Kind of return
Kind of return
Kind of return
Kind of return
Kind of return
INTERVIEWER, note:
703. Was it...
If q703 in 1 => 705
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
1
A return to Ghana of more than 1 year
2
A return to Ghana of less than 1 year with the intention of settling
Sysmiss
For how long did you stay (in months)
For how long did you stay (in months)
For how long did you stay (in months)
For how long did you stay (in months)
For how long did you stay (in months)
704. For how long did you stay in Ghana?
In months
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q703 in 2
13
1704
10
5.231
2.803
For how long did you stay (in weeks)
For how long did you stay (in weeks)
For how long did you stay (in weeks)
For how long did you stay (in weeks)
For how long did you stay (in weeks)
704. For how long did you stay in Ghana?
In weeks
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q703 in 2
13
1704
6
0.462
1.664
For how long did you stay (in days)
For how long did you stay (in days)
For how long did you stay (in days)
For how long did you stay (in days)
For how long did you stay (in days)
704. For how long did you stay in Ghana?
In days
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q703 in 2
13
1704
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in years)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in years)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in years)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in years)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in years)
705. When you arrived back in Ghana, for how long did you intend to stay?
In years
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
70
1647
78
2.7
9.378
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in months)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in months)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in months)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in months)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in months)
705. When you arrived back in Ghana, for how long did you intend to stay?
In months
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
70
1647
6
0.929
1.796
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in weeks)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in weeks)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in weeks)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in weeks)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in weeks)
705. When you arrived back in Ghana, for how long did you intend to stay?
In weeks
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
70
1647
4
0.114
0.671
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in days)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in days)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in days)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in days)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (in days)
705. When you arrived back in Ghana, for how long did you intend to stay?
In days
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
70
1647
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (permanently)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (permanently)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (permanently)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (permanently)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (permanently)
705. When you arrived back in Ghana, for how long did you intend to stay?
Permanently
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (other)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (other)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (other)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (other)
When you arrived back, for how long did you intend to stay (other)
705. When you arrived back in Ghana, for how long did you intend to stay?
Other
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
4
DID NOT KNOW
DID NOT WANT TO BE IN GHANA, WANTED RETURN TO UK
DIDNT KNOW
HAD NOT PLANNED
For what reasons did you return to live in Ghana
For what reasons did you return to live in Ghana
For what reasons did you return to live in Ghana
For what reasons did you return to live in Ghana
For what reasons did you return to live in Ghana
706. For what reasons did you return to live in Ghana?
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
.a
.b
1. PEACE IN GHANA 2. THERE ISN'T MUCH PRESSURE IN GHANA
AFTER COMPLETION OF STUDIES IN BULGERIA
AFTER THE SEPARATION WITH MY HUSBAND I DECIDED TO COME BACK & START MY LIFE
ALL ALIENS AUTHORIZED TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY
ALL GHANANIANS WERE OREDRED BY THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT TO LEAVE
AN UNCLE DIED AND I CAME FOR HIS FUNERAL, BUT BEFORE THEN, I HAD ALREADY PLANNED TO COME B'COS I HAD ABOUT 2 OF MY CHILDREN AND DECIDED TO HAVE THE NEXT ONE IN GHANA.
ANANE (HUSBAND) WAS UNWELL
AS THE NEXT OF KIN I HAVE TO COME AND PUT THINGS IN OTHER
BECAUSE GHANA IS MY HOMETOWN
BECAUSE GHANAIANS WERE DEPORTED
BECAUSE GHANAIANS WERE SACKED
BECAUSE I CAME TO CONTINUE MY EDUCATION
BECAUSE I COULD NOT GET THE CHANGE TO WORK OR TRAVEL FURTHER
BECAUSE I HAD NOT GOT CITIZENSHIP PERMIT YET
BECAUSE I WANTED TO COME BACK HOME
BECAUSE I WANTED TO LIVE IN MY HOMELAND AND JOB WAS DONE
BECAUSE I WAS NOT WELL
BECAUSE I WENT TO TOGO ONLY ON BUSINESS PURPOSE
BECAUSE IT WAS NOT GOING WELL
BECAUSE IT WAS VERY HARD THER (NIGERIA)
BECAUSE MY AUNTIE DECIDD
BECAUSE MY HUSBAND DIVOCED ME HE WAS ALSO WORRING ME SO I DECIDED TO COME BACK HOME(GHANA)
BECAUSE THE PLACE WAS LONELY
BECAUSE THEN WERE DEPORTING GHANAIANS
BECAUSE WE COMPLETED OUR COURSE
BECAUSE WE DID NOT HAVE WORKING PERMITS, IT WAS DIFFICULT TO CONTINUE STAYING THERE
BECAUSE WE WERE SACKED THE SECOND TIME.
BECAUSE WHILES IN NIGERIA MY HUSBAND WANTED ME AND ALL THE CHILDREN TO BECOME MUSLIMS WHICH I REFUSE
BORED
BOTH PARENTS WERE ALIVE AND I HAD A RESPONSIBILITY TO COME AND LOOK AFTER THEM
BUSINESS WAS NOT GOOD LIKE AS ESPECTED
CANT TELL BECAUSE I WANTED TO GO BACK FOR PERSONAL REASONS(QUITE SENSITIVE INVOLVING DECEPTION) SHE WAS WORKING WITH SOMEONES PAPERS)
CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT
CHILDREN WERE NOT ABLE TO SETTLE DOWN, BUSINESS NOT GOOD
COME BACK HOME TO DO MY OWN WORK.
COME TO HOME LAND
COMING HOME
COMING HOME TO MY FAMILY
COMPLETED MY COURES
COMPLETED MY MASTERS PROGRAMME
COMPLETED MY PHD AND DECEDED TO SETTLE & WORK IN GHANA
COMPLETED MY SCHOLLING
COULD NOT FIND ANY MEANGINGFUL EMPLOYMENT IN NIGERIA
COULD NOT GET ANY GOOD JOB IN NIGERIA
DADDY WAS NOT WELL
DEPARTES
DEPORTED FROM UK IN 2000, RETURNED HOME
DID NOT INTEND TO STAY OUTSIDE FOR PERMANENTLY.
DID NOT KNOW, WAS DEPORTED BY AUTHORITIES, RETURN WAS NOT PLANNED
DID NOT RETURN I WAS DEPORTED
DON'T KNOW MY MOTHER JUST BROUGHT ME BACK
DUE TO THE DEATH OF A FRIEND
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES WERE VERY LIMITED SO MY MOTHER ADSIVED ME TO COME BACK HOME
FAMILY
FEEL LIKE COMING HOME BECAUSE MY MOTHER WAS NOT WELL
FINISH SCHOOL, GO BACK TO FIND WORK AND USE WHAT SHE HAD LEARNED
FOR A FUNERAL
FOR BUSINESS
FOR FESTIVAL AND ALSO TO VISIT KIDS AND MOTHER
FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT
FOR MY PLANNINF TO GO TO BERLIN
GOVERNMENT ASKED FOR US TO RETURN TO OUR COUNTRY
HAD TO COME AND CONTINUE TO WORK
HAD TO COME BACK TO WORK
HOME IS HOME I HAD TO COME BACK HOME I FELT I HAD OVERSTAYED THERE
HOME SWEET HOME IT IS GOOD TO STAY IN YOUR OWN COUNTRY
HUSBAND'S WORKING CONRACT ENDED
I AM BACK TO VISIT MY FAMILY MEMBERS
I AM TIRED AN I HAVE TO COME HOME TO REST
I BELIVED MY FRIEND HAD DONE WELL BY ACCOMODATING ME AND I HAD TO COME HOME TO MY MOTHERLAND.
I CAME BACK BECAUSE I WAS DEPORTED.
I CAME BACK BECAUSE THE LIVING CONDITIONS OVER THERE ALSO CHANGED ENTIRELY
I CAME BACK BECAUSE WE WERE DEPORED
I CAME BACK TO MY PARTNER SINCE I WAS MARRIED
I CAME BACK TO SCHOOL
I CAME BACK TO TAKE CARE OF MY HUSBAND THE CHILD HAD ALDO STARTED WALKING
I CAME BACK TO WORK IN GHANA
I CAME BACK WHEN MY GRANDMOTHER DIED BECAUSE SHE WAS THE ONE TAKING CARE OF ME.
I CAME TO HELP MY PARENTS TO LOOK AFTHER THE CHILDREN
I CAME TO LEARN A TRADE .
I CAME TO PAY A VISIT
I CAME TO REST
I CAME TO VISIT MY SICK MOTHER WHO LATER DIED. SO DECIDED TO STAY, MY HUSBAND MOVED TO KADUNA & IT WAS TOO FAR AND I WANTED MY CHILDREN TO SCHOOL IN GHANA HERE
I COMPLETED MY EDUCATION AT THE SCHOOL IN INDIA
I COMPLETED MY STUDIES SO I NEED TO COME BACK
I COULD NOT GET A WELL PAYING JOB THERE. LIFE WAS BORING AND CHALLENGING
I COULD NOT GET ALCOHOL TO DRINK(SCARCE), YOU COULD NOT CHASE SOMEONE'S WIFE AND THERE WAS A LOT OF RESTRICTIONS SO I WAS FED UP & DECIDED TO COME BACK
I DECIDED TO COME BACK
I DECIDED TO COME BACK TO MY WIFE AND LIVE WITH HER IN GHANA.
I DECIDED TO COME MYSELF TO SETTLE DOWN WITH MY FAMILY
I DECIDED TO RETURNED TO MY HOME AND FAMILY I ALSO WANTED TO COME AND START SOME SMALL BUSINESS HERE
I DID NOT COME ON MY OWN WILL
I DID NOT ENJOY MY STAY THERE SO WHEN I ARRIVED IN GHANA I TOLD MY HUSBAND NOT TO GO BUT HE WENT.
I DON'T LIKE THE TYPE OF WORK I WAS DOING THERE SO I RETURNED TO MY COUNRY TO RE-ESTABLISH MYSELF
I FELT I HAD DONE MY BEST AND ALSO I WAS GROWING OLD SO I HAD TO COME AND REST BACK HOME
I FELT I HAD DONE MY BEST AND HAVE TO RETURN HOME
I FELT I HAD STAYED THERE FOR LONG
I FELT LIKE COMING HOME SO I RESIGNED FROM MY TEACHING POSITION IN THE POLYTECHNIC
I FELT VERY SICK, I LATER REALISED IT WAS SPIRITUAL SO I HAD TO COME
I FINISHED MY COURSE SO I HAD TO COME BACK TO MY EMPLOYER
I FINISHED MY COURSE(STUDIES)SO I HAD TO COME BACK TO MY EMPLOYER
I HAD ALWAYS WANTED TO COME BACK
I HAD BEEN ABLE TO LEARN THE TRADE AND EVEN WORK WITH IT FOR A WHILE
I HAD COMPLETED MY CURSE AND I HAD TO RETURN TO WORK FOR MY COMPANY
I HAD COMPLETED MY EDUCATION
I HAD DONE ALL NECESSARY PREPARATION TO GET TO GERMANY SO I HAD TO COME BACK TO GHANA BEFORE I COULD GO
I HAD ENOGH MONEY TO HELP ME LEARN A TRADE.
I HAD ENOUGH MONEY ON ME SO I TOUGHT IT WISE TO COME BACK TO GHANA AND SETTLE
I HAD FINISH WITH THE COURSE & HAD TO RETURN TO MY FAMILY
I HAD FINISHED MY COURSE AND WANTED TO USE MY CERTIFICATE TO WORK IN GHANA
I HAD FINISHED MY ONE YEAR DIPLOMA SO I RETURNED
I HAD FINISHED THE COURSE
I HAD FINISHED THE WORK I WAS ASSIGNED TO DO BY MY EMPLOYER
I HAD FINISHED THE WORK IN SENEGAL AND MORE SO THE COMPANY WAS NOT FLOURISHING ANYMORE.
I HAD FINISHED WITH THE COURSE AND EVEN WORKED FOR A WHILE AND WANTED TO COME BACK HOME.
I HAD FINISHED WITH WHAT I WENT THERE TO DO AND AGAIN I WAS OKAY BCOS I STAYED FOR LONG B'COS OF SICKNESS
I HAD GOT SOME MONEY & WAS READY TO LEARN SOME TRADE
I HAD GOTTEN ENOUGH OF WHAT I WAS CRAVING FOR AND HAD TO COME BACK HOME
I HAD JUST FINISHED WITH THE PROJECT
I HAD MADE ENOUGH MONEY AND I HAD ALSO ACHIEVED MY AIM OF MAKING ENOUGH MONEY
I HAD MADE ENOUGH MONEY AND WANTED TO ESTABLISH A BUSINESS IN GHANA
I HAD MADE ENOUGH MONEY SO WANTED TO COME BACK
I HAD MADE ENOUGH MONEY TO SET UP MY OWN BUSINESS
I HAD MY PAPERS NOW SO WANTED TO COME IN FOR COME IN FOR FAMOLY REUNIFICATION
I HAD REIRED THEN AND WAS IN THE HOUSE SO I FELT IF I COME BACK HOME IT WUOLD BE BETTER THAN TO LIVE ON SMOBODIES LAND DOING NOTHING
I HAD SEPARATED WITH MY WIFE, THINGS WERE TOUGH SO I WANTED TO GO BACK TO GHANA
I HAD STAYED THERE LONG ENOUGH SO WANTED TO COME BACK HOME. HOME IS HOME
I HAD THEN FINISHED MY COURSE
I HAD THEN LEARNT SEWING SO I DECIDED TO COME BACK AND WORK
I HAD TO COME BACK AND GET MARRIED AND ESTABLISH A FAMILY
I HAD TO COME BACK BECAUSE MY BROTHER WAS AGAIN TRANSFERED TO GAMBIA I ALSO WANTED TO COME AND CONTINUE MY EDUCATION
I HAD TO JUST COME AND SETTLE AT HOME
I HADANOTHER JOB AFFER IN GHANA
I HAVE TO COME AND SEE TO THE FAMILY
I JUST DECIDED FOR NO REASON.
I JUST WANTED TO COME BACK HAVING RAISED SOME MONEY.
I JUST WANTED TO COME. THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME
I JUST WENT TO TOGO TO VISIT MY FRIEND
I MISS MY FAMILY AND I HAVE TO COME BACK AND SETTLE WITH THEME
I MISSED GNANA
I NEED TO TAKE CARE OF THE KIDS WHILES MY HUSBAND IS OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY WORKING
I RETURNED WHEN MY SISTER'S CHILDEN STARTED SCHOOLING
I THINK IT WAS SPIRITUAL. ANYTIME I SLEEP I HAVE TERRIBLE DREAMS. I SAW SO MANY BAD THINGS. I HAD STRANGE FEELINGS
I THOUGHT IT WAS TIME TO COME BACK HOME AND AGAIN THERE WAS A FUNERAL SO I DECIDED TO COME
I TRAVELLED AND I KNOW I HAVE MY ORIGIN SO I HAD TO COME BACK
I WANTED COME BACK HOME AND WORK BECAUSE THE LIVING SITUATION ALSO CHANGED.
I WANTED TO BE IN GHANA
I WANTED TO COME AND GET MARRIED AND GO BACK TO LYBIA
I WANTED TO COME AND SETTLE DOWN AND MARRY
I WANTED TO COME AND START SOME BUSINESS HERE IN GHANA
I WANTED TO COME AND WORK IN GHANA
I WANTED TO COME BACK HOME
I WANTED TO COME BACK HOME AND SETTLE DOWN
I WANTED TO COME BACK HOME AND TO MY FAMILY MOREOVER, THINGS WERE GETTING DIFFICULT FOR ME IN GERMANY
I WANTED TO COME BACK HOME TO VISIT MY FAMILY
I WANTED TO FINALLY COME HOME
I WAS BEING MALTREATED AND STEAMLINED BY MY AUNTIE. SHE DID NOT EVEN LET ME CONTINUE SCHOOLING
I WAS DEPORTED
I WAS DEPORTED BY THE AUTHORITIES
I WAS FED UP WITH THE WHITES
I WAS NOT DOING ANYTHING ACTIVE THERE & MY EDUCATION WAS NOT GOOD SO I RETURNED TO COME & SEARCH FOR A SKILL
I WAS REPARTRIATED BY THE AT HORTIES BACK TO GHANA
I WAS REPARTRIATED BY THE AUTHORITIES
I WAS REPARTRIATED TO GHANA
I WAS ROAMING TOO MUCH WITH MY HUSBAND & DECIDED TO COME BACK
I WAS SACKED BY NIGERIAN AUTHORITIES.
I WAS TIRED FOR DRIVING I RETIRED AND I CAME BACK
I WAS TOLD LIFE IN GHANA WAS NOW BETTER
I WAS VERY SICK SO I HAD TO COME BACK HOME
IMMIGRATION ISSUES WERE GETTING TOUGHER AND I FEARED BEING ARRESTED
IT DID NOT GO AS I EXPECTED WHEN I WAS THERE SO I DECIDED TO COME BACK HOME
ITS MY HOME. HAVE TO COME AND CONTRIBUTE MY QUOTA
JOB TRANSFER
JUST COME HOME BECAUSE I DID NOT INTEND TO STAY THERE FOREVER
JUST FOR VISIT
JUST WANTED TO COME BACK HOME
JUST WANTED TO COME TO GHANA
JUST WANTED TO COME TO MY HOME COUNTRY
JUST WANTED TO RELOCATE BUSINESS TO GHANA
JUST WENT FOR A HOLIDAY HAD TO COME BACK
JUST WENT FOR BUSINESS TRIP
JUST WENT FOR WORK
JUST WENT TO VISIT MY HUSBAND HAD TO COME BACK HOME
LIFE IN THE U.K WAS MORE DIFFICULT IN MY OPINION
LIFE OVER THERE WAS EQUALLY HAD AS WE ARE EXPERICING IN GHANA
LIFE WAS A LITTLE TOUGH WITHOUT THE WORKING PERMIT
LIVING CONDITIONS IN NIGERIA WAS TOO EXPENSIVE
LOOSING A LOT IN UK. I HAD UK QUALIFICATIONS AND WENT FOR JOB INTERVIEW
LOST MY WORK IN NIGERIA WANT RO START TRADING IN GHANA
MOTHER WAS SICK
MY AUNT PASSED AWAY & I WAS HAVING PROBLEMS WITH MY PARTNER
MY BROTHER WAS BECOMING A BOTHER HE WAS THREATHENING MY LIFE LIFE
MY EMPLOYER RETURNED TO HIS NATIVE COUNTRY (U.S.A) SO I HAD TO RETURN
MY GUARDIAN WAS SENT BACK TO GHANA
MY HUSBAND AND I DECIDED TO FINALLY COME HOME
MY HUSBAND AND I FEL LIKE COMING BACK HOME
MY HUSBAND COMPLETED SCHOOLING SO I CAME WITH HIM
MY HUSBAND DIED, SO I HAD TO RETURN TO MY FAMILY
MY HUSBAND FISHING WORK WAS NOT GOING ON WELL SO WE HAD TO RETURN
MY HUSBAND HAD FINISHED SERVING HIS TERM SO WE RETURN
MY HUSBAND HAD FINISHED WITH THE "APRODO"
MY HUSBAND WANTED OUR CHILDREN TO BE TRAIN IN THE GHANAIAN ENVIRONMENT
MY HUSBAND WANTED US TO RETURN TO GHANA
MY HUSBAND WAS RETURNING TO GHANA
MY HUSBANDS CONTRACT CAME TO AN END AND IT DEFINATELY WANTED TO ESTABLIS A BUSINESS IN GHANA
MY JOB CONTRACT ENDED
MY MOTHER BROUGHT ME BACK WHEN SHE DIVORCED HER HUSBAND
MY MOTHER BROUGHT ME TO GHANA
MY MOTHER DIED SO I DECIDED TO COME BACK AND PERFORM THE FUNERAL CEREMONY
MY MOTHER WAS DIED SO I HAD TO COME AND BURY HER
MY MUM WAS SICK SO I HAD TO COME BACK AND TAKE CARE OF HER
MY OBJECTIVE FOR TRAVELLING WAS NOT BEEN FULFILED
MY PAPERS WERE LONG OVER DUE AND ALSO I COULD NOT GAIN WORK PERMIT, MY BOSS TRIED BUT I WAS STILL DENIED SINCE I DID NOT.
MY PARENTS SENT ME BACK WITH MY BROTHER.
MY PARENTS WERE RETURNING TO GHANA
MY PARTNER ABANDONED ME THERE MY JOB WAS NOT EARNING ME ENOUGH
MY PARTNER DECIDED THAT WE SHOULD COME BACK HOME
MY PERMIT EXPIRED SO I WANTED TO COME & RENEW IT AND ALSO TO ATTEND TO SOME PERSONAL ISSUES
MY PERMIT HAD EXPIRED FOR SOME YEARS SO I BECAME AFRAID AND I HAD TO COME BACK
MY POSTING WAS DUE SO I RETURNED TO THE CHURCH
MY SISTER HAD BOUGHT A TICKET FOR ME TO JOIN HER IN AMERICA BUT SHE GAVE IT OUT BEFORE I RETURNED
MY SON WAS SERIOUSLY SICK SO I HAD TO COME AND TAKE CARE OF HIM
MY SPIRIT WENT OUT
MY STAY WAS DUE
MY STUDY WAS COMPLETED
MY TRAVELLING OBJECTIVE WAS NOT BEEN FULFILLED
MY TRIP WAS ONLY A VISIT
MY UNCLE ALSO PASSED AWAY IN 1989 SO I HAD TO RETURN
MY UNCLE WAS COMING TO STAY IN GHANA, AND HE BROUGHT ME ALONG.
MY VISA EXPAIRED OF WHICH I COULD NOT RENEW TO HELP ME STAY THERE SOME OTHER YEARS
MY VISA EXPIRED
MY VISA HAD EXPIRED
MY WIFE ADVICED ME TO COME BACK EARLY TO TAKE GOOD CARE OF THE CHILDREN SO I HAD TO CUT EVERYTHING SHORT AND RETURN SINCE BY THEN I HAD ENOUGH TO DEPEND ON
MY WIFE CALLED ME TO COME BACK
MY WIFE WAS PREGNANT WHEN I WAS GOING, SO I WANTED TO COME BACK QUICKLY.
MY WORK ENDED SO I HAVE TO RETURN BACK
NIGERIA WAS TOO DIFFICULT TO STAY. ALSO THE CITIZENS HAVE ROUGH LIVES.
NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT FORCED ALL GHANAIANS TO COME BACK HOME.
NO ONE FORCED US WE JUST WANTED TO COME BACK
NO ONE TO CHAT WITH THEY ALL GO TO WORK AND LEAVE ME ALONE AT HOME.
NOT MADE UP MIND
ONE OF MY KIDS WAS SICK SO I NEEDED TIME ON GHANA FOR TREATMENT
ORDERED BY AUTHORITIES TO LEAVE
OUR VISA HAD EXPIRED AND WE DECIDED NOT TO RENEW IT BUT RATHER COME BACK TO GHANA
PERSONAL REASONS
PROBLEMS WITH MY WORK
REPARTRIATION
SCHOOL
SHE IS GROWING OLD AND WANTED TO SETTLE AMONG HER PEOPLE
SOME FEW YEARS I CAME BECUASE OF THE TROUBLE THAT AROSE BETWEEN GHANAIANS AND THE IVOREANS
STAY WAS DUE (COMPLETED MY EDUCATION)
TEACHING WORK
THE ASSIGNMENT PERIOD WAS OVER
THE COMPANY I WAS WORKING FOR WAS SOKD TO ANOTHER PERSON SO I BECAME UNEMPLOYED AND DECIDED TO COME HOME
THE COMPANY I WORKED FOR WAS NOT TREATING ME FAIRLY SO I FELT IT WOULD BE IF I COME BACK TO MY COUNTRY
THE DURATION ELAPSED SO I HAD TO RETURN
THE DURATION FOR THE COURSE WAS OVER
THE DURATION FOR THE PEACE-KEEPING MISSION WAS OVER
THE DURATION FOR THE PEACE-KEEPING WAS OVER
THE DURATION FOR THE SCHOOL WAS OVER AND I WAS SENT BUY THE GOV'T SO I HAD TO COME BACK
THE EXTENSION OF MY LEAVE EXPIRED SO I HAD TO RETURN
THE FISHING WAS NOT GOING ON WELL THERE
THE FUNERAL WAS OVER AND MY FATHER SAID WE SHOULD COME BACK TO GHANA
THE GOVERNMENT DEPORTED ALL GHANAIANS OUT OF THEIR COUNTRY
THE GOVERNMENT ISSUED AN ORDER THAT ALL GHANAIANS MUST RETURN. INFACT THEY FORCED US TO COME BACK
THE GOVERNMENT PROGRAMME WAS OVER SO WE ALL CAME BACK HOME
THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT ASK THAT ALL GHANAIANS MUST LEAVE.
THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT SAID ALL GHANAIANS SHOULD COME BACK TO GHANA
THE NIGERIANS STARTED SACKING THE GHANAIAN
THE REASON FOR THE TRAVEL WAS NOT BEEN ALAISUS
THE WORK I WAS DOING COLAPSED
THE WORK THERE HAD STALLED SO I CAME BACK.
THERE AROSE RIOT, FIGHTING AND KILLING OF GHANAIANS IN COTE D'VOIRE WHEN GHANA(KOTOKO) DEFEATED COTE D'VOIRE(ASEC) IN A FOOTBALL MATCH
THERE WAS AN OUTBREAK OF WAR THAT WAS WHY WE RETURED
THERE WAS AND OPPORTUNITY TO SET UP A BUSSINESS
THERE WAS CIVIL WAR IN LIBERIA SO I HAD TO COME BACK HOME
THERE WAS RIOTS IN ABIDJAN, IN HERE GHANAIANS WERE BEING KELLED AS A RESULT OF KOTOKO'S DEFEAT OF ASEC. I WAS AFRAID AND CAME BACK TO GHANA.
THERE'S FREEDOM IN GHANA
THEY WERE NOT PAYING ME REGULARLY FROM THE HOSPITAL WHEE I WORKED SO I DECIDED TO COME
THINGS DID NOT GO WELL FOR ME THERE.
THINGS DID NOT WORK OUT FOR ME AS PLANNED THERE TO WORK AS AN ELECTRICIAN BUT I ENDED UP SELLING SECOND HAND CLOTHING
THINGS DID NOT WORK OUT FOR TO MY EXPECTATION IN NIGERIA SO I DECIDED TO COME BACK HOME
THINGS WERE BECOMING DIFFICULT AND I JUST HAD TO COME HOME
THINGS WERE GETTING TOUCHER WHICH MADE ME TO COME BACK HOME
THINGS WERE GETTING TOUGH ER AND I HAD TO MISSED MY FAMILY
THINGS WERE NOT GOOD THERE ANY MORE
THINGS WERE TIGHT AND ALIENS WERE BEING SACKED
THIS IS MY HOME
TIRED OF WORKING OUTSIDE GHANA WANT TO SETTLE WITH FAMILY
TO APPLY FOR A NEW VISA
TO APPLY FOR A RESIDENCE PERMIT IN GHANA
TO ASSIST MY SISTER
TO BE WITH FAMILY
TO COME & DELIVER IN GHANA
TO COME & PAY A VISIT TO MY MOTHER
TO COME & SORT OUT SOME FAMILY ISSUES BEFORE MAY BE RETURNING
TO COME AND STAY IN HOME LAND
TO COME BACK HOME
TO COME BACK HOME JUST TO SETTLE
TO COME BACK HOME TO WORK
TO COME BACK TO CHILDREN. (LOOK AFTER THEM).
TO COME HOME
TO COME HOME AND WORK
TO COME HOME BECCAUSE IT WAS A LONG TIME I LEFT TO LAGOS. I JUST DECIDED TO COME HOME
TO CONTINUE MY BUSINESS AFTER GAINING MUCH EXPOSURE
TO CONTINUE MY BUSINESS AND ALSO MY HEALTH CONDITIONS WAS BETTER
TO CONTINUE WITH MY EDUCATION
TO CONTINUE WITH MY JOB AFTER TAKEN STUDY LEAVE
TO CONTINUE WITH MY WORK AND TAKE CARE OF MY CHILDREN
TO CONTINUE WORK
TO ESRABLISH AN ADVERTISING BUSINESS
TO ESTABLISH A BUSINESS
TO ESTABLISH A BUSINESS AND LIVER PERMANENTLY IN GHANA
TO ESTABLISH AN IT BUSINESS
TO ESTABLISH MYSELF IN GHANA
TO ESTABLISH OWN BUSINESS AT HOME
TO GET MARRIED TO MY HUSBAND
TO GO AND STUDY
TO JOIN FAMILY
TO JOIN MY FAMILY AND ALSO HAD TO COME BACK SINCE THERE WAS JOBS IN GHANA
TO JOIN MY PARTNER
TO LIVE IN NATIVE COUNTRY
TO LIVE IN MY HOME LAND
TO MAKE A LIVING IN MY HOME CONTRY
TO OPEN MY SHOP AND MAKE A FAMILY
TO RESETTLE WITH MY FAMILY
TO RETURN GOODS MEANT FOR MY FAMILY
TO SEE IF HE COULD STAY THERE AND SETTLE DOWN
TO SEE MY FAMILY
TO SET UP A BHUSINESS E.G. HAIR DRESSING SALON
TO SETTLE AND WORK
TO SETTLE AND WORK IN GHANA
TO SETTLE AND WORK IN GHANA.
TO SETTLE AT HOME COUNTRY
TO SETTLE DOWN AND MAKE MARRY
TO SETTLE DOWN IN MY COUNTRY
TO SETTLE DOWN WITH FAMILY
TO SETTLE HOME
TO SETTLE HOME AND MANAGE THE FAMILY PROPERTY
TO SETTLE IN GHANA
TO SETTLE SOME ISSUES
TO SOLVE SOME FAMILY ISSUES
TO START A BUSINESS
TO START MY OWN BUSINESS AND LIFE WITH WIFE AND CHILDREN
TO START UNIVERSITY
TO STAY WITH MY CHILDREN
TO TAKE CARE OF MY FAMILY
TO THE CARE OF MY SICK MOTHER AND TO SELLE FOR GOOD
TO TRAIN MY CHILDREN IN THE GHANAIAN SETTING OR ENVIRONMENT
TO WORK
TO WORK HOME
TO WORK HOME SAFER TO WORK AT HOME
TO WORK THIS WAS THE BEST PLACE FOR ME
VISA EXPIRED (DUE)
WANTED TO COME BACK HOME
WANTED TO COME BACK HOME AND SETTLE WITH FAMILY
WANTED TO COME HOME
WANTED TO SETTLE IN GHANA AND TO BE WITH MY FAMILY
WAS DEPORTED
WAS MADE REDUNDANT, WENT BACK TO TRY AND START A BUSINESS WAS FAIRLY SUCCESSFUL BUT DIFFICULT
WAS NOT ABLE TO REACH IN FINAL DESTINATION
WE HAD FINISHED WITH THE "APRODO"
WE HAD STAYED IN ANOTHER COUNTRY FOR FAR TOO LONG
WE RETURNED BACK TOGETHER WITH MY HUSBAND
WE WEE SACKED BY THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT
WE WERE FORCED OUT OF THE COUNTRY AND GHANA GOV'T HAD TO BRING US BACK
WE WERE REPATRATIED FROM THE COUNTRY
WE WERE SACK TO COME BACK TO OUR COUNTRY
WE WERE SACKED ( FORCED OUT ) BY THE NIGERIA AUTHORITIES ( GOVERNMENT)
WE WERE SACKED (DEPORTED)
WHEN THE WAR STARTED I WAS AFRAID FOR MY LIFE AND HAD TO COME BACK HOME.
Reasons for return coded level 2
Reasons for return coded level 2
Reasons for return coded level 2
Reasons for return coded level 2
Reasons for return coded level 2
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
402
1315
111
Join partner
112
Join relative
113
To get married
121
Accompany partner
122
Accompany relative
131
Family visit
141
Family obligation / to take care of family
142
Children education
143
Miss my family/ to be protected by family/to get closer to f
151
Death of partner
152
Death of parent/ other relative
153
Illness of partner
154
Illness of parent/ other relative
155
Divorce, problems with partner
156
Cohabitation problems with co-partner
157
Family problem
161
Decision of somebody else
162
Decision of partner
163
Decision of a parent / another relative
164
Return of parents / guardian
171
Other family reasons
211
End of contract / mission
212
Unemployment/ no job opportunity/ difficulties to find a job
213
Lost his job / fired
214
Business doesn t work well
215
Fed up with work abroad
221
Look for a job
222
Set a business / take care of his business
223
Got an employment contract / mission
227
Develop his skills / use his experience / got enough experie
228
Work in catering / in agriculture / in a specific field
229
Business trip
230
To learn a job / a business
231
To return back to his job
311
End of studies abroad
312
End of training abroad
313
Pursue studies in his origin country
314
End of the scholarship
411
Financial problems / low earnings / higher earnings in Seneg
412
Devaluation
413
racism/ xenophobia
414
Instability/ insecurity / war
415
Fed up/deceived with life abroad / Fed up of people in host
416
Hard living conditions
511
Expulsion
512
End of residence permit / no residence permit
513
Committed offence and expulsion
514
Got residence permit / citizenship
516
End of stay
517
Authorized to leave the country
519
To make steps to leave the origin country
611
Invest money
612
Build or buy a house
711
Other
712
Illness/convalescent
713
Recovery/end of the treatment
714
Retirement/old age
715
To go somewhere else
716
Failed attempt
717
Desire to return in home country / nostalgia
718
To take a rest
719
Death of a friend
721
Things went bad / didn t go as planned
723
Didn t reach his target
724
Political reasons
725
Improving conditions in origin country
726
Had gathered enough money
Sysmiss
Reasons for return coded level 2, constructed from the open variable q706 (detailed codes more than 20)
Reasons for return coded level 1
Reasons for return coded level 1
Reasons for return coded level 1
Reasons for return coded level 1
Reasons for return coded level 1
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
402
1315
1
Family reasons
2
Work - Job
3
Studies
4
Living conditions in the country
5
Administratives reasons
7
Others
Sysmiss
Reasons for return coded level 1, constructed from the open variable q706
With whom did you return
With whom did you return
With whom did you return
With whom did you return
With whom did you return
707. With whom did you return:
Multiple answers
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
411
6
03 06 07
03 07
06 07
1
1 2 4 5
1 4
1 4 5
10
2
2 4
2 4 5
2 5
3
3 4
3 6
3 6 7
3 7
3 9
4
4 9
5
6
6 7
7
8
9
9 10
.a
.b
.c
With family members: answers 1 to 8
Other persons: answers 9 and 10
Return alone
Return alone
Return alone
Return alone
Return alone
707. With whom did you return:
Alone
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Return with father
Return with father
Return with father
Return with father
Return with father
707. With whom did you return:
Your father
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Return with mother
Return with mother
Return with mother
Return with mother
Return with mother
707. With whom did you return:
Your mother
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Return with partner
Return with partner
Return with partner
Return with partner
Return with partner
707. With whom did you return:
Your partner
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Return with brother(s)
Return with brother(s)
Return with brother(s)
Return with brother(s)
Return with brother(s)
707. With whom did you return:
One or several brothers
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Return with sister(s)
Return with sister(s)
Return with sister(s)
Return with sister(s)
Return with sister(s)
707. With whom did you return:
One or several sisters
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Return with son(s)
Return with son(s)
Return with son(s)
Return with son(s)
Return with son(s)
707. With whom did you return:
One or several of your son(s)
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Return with daughter(s)
Return with daughter(s)
Return with daughter(s)
Return with daughter(s)
Return with daughter(s)
707. With whom did you return:
One or several of your daughter(s)
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Return with another relative
Return with another relative
Return with another relative
Return with another relative
Return with another relative
707. With whom did you return:
Another relative
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Return with friend(s)
Return with friend(s)
Return with friend(s)
Return with friend(s)
Return with friend(s)
707. With whom did you return:
One or several friends
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Return with other
Return with other
Return with other
Return with other
Return with other
707. With whom did you return:
Other
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Return with no answer
Return with no answer
Return with no answer
Return with no answer
Return with no answer
707. With whom did you return:
No answer
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify the return with another relative
Specify the return with another relative
Specify the return with another relative
Specify the return with another relative
Specify the return with another relative
707. With whom did you return:
Another relative => Specify
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q707_8 in 1
8
1
AN AUNTIE
AUNTIE
AUNTY
MY AUNTIE
SISTER INLAW
UNCLE
UNCLE AND HIS FAMILY
.b
Specify the return with other
Specify the return with other
Specify the return with other
Specify the return with other
Specify the return with other
707. With whom did you return:
Other => Specify
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q707_10 in 1
16
2
COWORKERS
COWORKERS,EMPLOYEES
DEPORTEES
GROUP OF NURSES
GUARDIAN AND HER FAMILY
MY COWORKER RS.
OTHER GHANAIAN MIGRANTS IN LIBYA
OTHER MIGRANTS
OTHER MIGRATNS
OTHER POLICEMEN
POLICE COLLEAGUES
WORK COLLEAGUES
.b
Which persons decided about your return
Which persons decided about your return
Which persons decided about your return
Which persons decided about your return
Which persons decided about your return
708. Which persons decided about your return:
Multiple answers
If q708 in 0 => End of the interview, if the only answer
FILTER : If Ego has or has had one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana => 709
Otherwise => 710
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
402
15
0 1
0 10
0 11
0 2
0 3
0 3 10
0 4
0 5
0 6
0 6 7
0 9
00 02 04 05
1
1 2
1 2 8
1 8
10
11
2
2 3 0
3
4
5
6
8
9
.b
Family members: answers 1 to 8
Someone else: answers 9 to 11
Decision alone
Decision alone
Decision alone
Decision alone
Decision alone
708. Which persons decided about your return:
Yourself
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision from father
Decision from father
Decision from father
Decision from father
Decision from father
708. Which persons decided about your return:
Your father
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision from mother
Decision from mother
Decision from mother
Decision from mother
Decision from mother
708. Which persons decided about your return:
Your mother
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision from partner
Decision from partner
Decision from partner
Decision from partner
Decision from partner
708. Which persons decided about your return:
Your partner
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision from brother(s)
Decision from brother(s)
Decision from brother(s)
Decision from brother(s)
Decision from brother(s)
708. Which persons decided about your return:
One or several brothers
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision from sister(s)
Decision from sister(s)
Decision from sister(s)
Decision from sister(s)
Decision from sister(s)
708. Which persons decided about your return:
One or several sisters
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision from son(s)
Decision from son(s)
Decision from son(s)
Decision from son(s)
Decision from son(s)
708. Which persons decided about your return:
One or several of your son(s)
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision from daughter(s)
Decision from daughter(s)
Decision from daughter(s)
Decision from daughter(s)
Decision from daughter(s)
708. Which persons decided about your return:
One or several of your daughter(s)
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision from another relative
Decision from another relative
Decision from another relative
Decision from another relative
Decision from another relative
708. Which persons decided about your return:
Another relative
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision from employer
Decision from employer
Decision from employer
Decision from employer
Decision from employer
708. Which persons decided about your return:
Your employer
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision from the country where you lived
Decision from the country where you lived
Decision from the country where you lived
Decision from the country where you lived
Decision from the country where you lived
708. Which persons decided about your return:
The authorities of the country where you lived
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision from other
Decision from other
Decision from other
Decision from other
Decision from other
708. Which persons decided about your return:
Other
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Decision from no anwser
Decision from no anwser
Decision from no anwser
Decision from no anwser
Decision from no anwser
708. Which persons decided about your return:
No answer
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
417
1300
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Specify the decision from another relative
Specify the decision from another relative
Specify the decision from another relative
Specify the decision from another relative
Specify the decision from another relative
708. Which persons decided about your return:
Another relative => Specify
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q708_8 in 1
8
1
AN AUNTIE
AUNTE
AUNTIE
AUNTY
MY AUNTIE
MY HUSBAND'S EMPLOYER
UNCLE
.b
Specify the decision from other
Specify the decision from other
Specify the decision from other
Specify the decision from other
Specify the decision from other
708. Which persons decided about your return:
Other => Specify
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q708_11 in 1
4
FRIENDS
GOVERNMENT OF GHANA
GUARDIAN
MY SCHOOL
Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before
Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before
Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before
Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before
Are they people who lived outside Ghana and whom we talked about before
709. Are these persons of your family or personal network who live or lived outside Ghana and about whom we talked before?
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q708 not in 0
If Ego has or has had one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana
111
1606
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Migrant code 1
Migrant code 1
Migrant code 1
Migrant code 1
Migrant code 1
709. Are these persons of your family or personal network who live or lived outside Ghana and about whom we talked before?
Migrant code 1
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q708 not in 0
If Ego has or has had one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana
If q709 in 1
69
1648
1
2
3
4
5
7
12
Sysmiss
Migrant code 2
Migrant code 2
Migrant code 2
Migrant code 2
Migrant code 2
709. Are these persons of your family or personal network who live or lived outside Ghana and about whom we talked before?
Migrant code 2
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q708 not in 0
If Ego has or has had one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana
If q709 in 1
6
1711
2
3
Sysmiss
Migrant code 3
Migrant code 3
Migrant code 3
Migrant code 3
Migrant code 3
709. Are these persons of your family or personal network who live or lived outside Ghana and about whom we talked before?
Migrant code 3
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q708 not in 0
If Ego has or has had one or more members of his family or personal network outside Ghana
If q709 in 1
2
1715
3
5
Sysmiss
How would you qualify this return to Ghana
How would you qualify this return to Ghana
How would you qualify this return to Ghana
How would you qualify this return to Ghana
How would you qualify this return to Ghana
710. How would you qualify this return to Ghana?
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q708 not in 0
367
1350
1
It happened as you wanted
2
It did not happen as you wanted
3
It partially happened as you wanted
Sysmiss
Could you give me the reason for this
Could you give me the reason for this
Could you give me the reason for this
Could you give me the reason for this
Could you give me the reason for this
711. Could you please give me the reason for this?
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q708 not in 0
347
70
AFTER UPGRADING MYSELF I WAS HAPPY TO COME BACK
AFTER WHAT SHE HAD ACHIEVED, SHE WANTED TO GO BACK
ALIENS WERE BEING ROUNDED UP AND DEPORTED
ALSO I WANTED TO GET MARRIED
ARRIVING SAFFELY WITHOUT ANYTHING HAPPENING TO ME
AS I SAID BEFORE I WAS DEPORTED
AT LEAST I'M BACK IN MY OWN COUNTRY & HAVE STARTED
AT LEAST I'M IN MY COUNTRY BUT NO MONEY TO WORK WI
AT LEAST NO PRESURE IN THE SYSTEM AND THE WINTER W
AUTHORITIES SACKED US TO OUR COUNTRY
BECAUSE I WANTED TO WORK FOR SOME YEARS
BECAUSE AFTER RECEIVEING MY TREATMENT, I STAYED ON
BECAUSE BY THEN I HAD TO START SOMETHING
BECAUSE DESPITE THE HARSH ECONOMIC SITUATION WHICH
BECAUSE I ACHIEVED MY PURPOSE AND WANTED TO COME B
BECAUSE I AHD PLANNED FOR IT
BECAUSE I AM A GHANAIAN AND ALSO I HAVE A FAMILY
BECAUSE I CAME AT THE PLANNED TIME
BECAUSE I CAME DOWN JUST AT THE TIME I PLANNED
BECAUSE I GOT AN OFFER FROM SG SSB TO WORK WITH TH
BECAUSE I HAD PLANNED TO LIVE IN U.K. FOR A LONG
BECAUSE I HAD THE INTENTION OF GOING TO ITALY SO
BECAUSE I HAPPENED JUST AS PLANNED
BECAUSE I JUST WENT TO DO BUSINESS
BECAUSE I KNEW I WOULD BE SCHOOLING FOR 2 YEARS
BECAUSE I LIKE THE SOCIAL LIFE IN GHANA.
BECAUSE I LOVE MY COUNTRY
BECAUSE I MISSED MY FAMILY AND I WAS FED UP THERE
BECAUSE I PLANNED TO COME JUST AT THE TIME I CAME
BECAUSE I REALLY ENJOY STAYING WITH MY HUSBAND BUT
BECAUSE I WANTED TO COME AND SETTLE
BECAUSE I WANTED TO COME BACK HOME
BECAUSE I WANTED TO COME BACK HOME TO MY PARENT VE
BECAUSE I WANTED TO COME BACK I WAS ILL
BECAUSE I WANTED TO COME BACK MYSELF.
BECAUSE I WANTED TO COME BACK TO MY WORK
BECAUSE I WANTED TO COME BACK.
BECAUSE I WANTED TO COME HOME
BECAUSE I WANTED TO RETURN MYSELF
BECAUSE I WANTED TO RETURN TO GHANA
BECAUSE I WANTED TO RETURN TO GHANA AND START WORK
BECAUSE I WANTED TO SETTLE PERMANENTLY IN GHANA
BECAUSE I WANTED TO STAY A LITTLE MORE IN ITALY
BECAUSE I WANTED TO STAY LONGER BUT I WAS DEPORTED
BECAUSE I WANTED TO STAY THERE FOR SOME TIME SO TH
BECAUSE I WAS DONE WITH MY COURSE
BECAUSE I WATED TO COME BACK HOME
BECAUSE I WENT THERE TO WORK&SAVE&I ACHIEVED THAT
BECAUSE I WOULD HAVE LOVE TO STAY THERE
BECAUSE IT WAS A DEPORTATION NOT MY OWN DECISION.
BECAUSE MY DADDY WAS NOT WELL AND I LOVED HIM SO H
BECAUSE MY HUSBAND HAD COME TO GERMANY BY THEN AND
BECAUSE MY YEARS FOR MY JOB THERE WAS OVER.
BECAUSE OF SCHOOL
BECAUSE SITUATIONS OR LIFE WAS BAD FOR ME
BECAUSE THAT TIME I HAVE COMPLETED MY STUDIES
BECAUSE THINGS WERE NOT GOOD
BECAUSE THOUGH I WOULD BE ALLOWED TO RENEW MY VISA
BECAUSE WE WERE BBEATED, BRUSTALISED AND SACKED
BECAUSE WE WERE BEATEN BRUTALIZED AND SACKED.
BUSINESS IN GHANA DID NOT GO TOO WELL
BUSINESS OF SELLING & BUYING WAS NOT LUCRATIVE
CAME BACK TO CONTINE MY WORK
DID NOT BRING ANYTHING ALONG
DID WANTED TO COME BACK TO GHANA FOR BUSINESS.
DON'T KNOW
DUE TO THE PROBLEMS IN LAGOS COMING HOME IS JOY
FAMILY CIRCUMSTANCES
FAMILY REASONS
FELT I SHOULD COME BACK HOME.
FOUND JOB RELATED TO MY STUDY IN CZECH REPUBLIC
GOD'S WILL FOR ME TO RETURN
HAD A LITTLE DELAY IN COMING HOME
HAD IT NOT BEEN THE SICKNESS I WOULD NOT HAVE COME
HAD TO COME BACK AND WORK
HAD TO COME BACK TO CHILDREN
HAD TO COME HOME
HAD TO COME HOME FOR GOOD
HAPPENED JUST AS PLANNED
HE BECAME FED UP, FOUND IT TOO EXPENSIVE
HOME IS HOME.
I ACHIEVE THE PURPOSE OF MY TRIP AND I HAD TO COME
I ACHIEVED MY AIM OF ATRAVELLING TO NIGERIA TO EVA
I ALSO WANTED TO COME HOME. I AM HAPPY TO COME HOM
I AM BACK IN MY COUNTRY WITH MY FAMILY
I AM BACK TO MY COUNTRY AND CARRYING ON WITH MY LI
I AM BACK TO WHERE I WAS BORN I AM ALSO NOW MARRIE
I AM HAPPY TO COME BACK HOME
I AM HAPPY TO COME BACK TO MY OWN COUNTRY
I AM JUST MISSING GHANA EVEN THOUGH I NEVER WANTED
I ARRIVED HOME SAFELY
I ARRIVED SAFELY AND WELL SO FAR.
I ARRIVED SAFELY TO MY OWN COUNTRY AND TO MY FAMIL
I BECAME AFRAID LIVING THERE AGAIN SINCE I HAD NO
I BELIEVE I COULD HAVE ACHIEVED MORE THAN I DID IF
I BELIEVED I HAD OVER STAYED MY VISIT
I CAME AT THE TIME I WANTED TO COME
I CAME BACK AS I PLANNED
I CAME BACK HOME SAFELY
I CAME BACK IN PEACE. I HAVE FAMILY NOW AND MY WIF
I CAME BACK PEACE FULLY.THINGS WENT WELL AS ORIGI
I CAME BACK SAFELY AND SOUND
I CAME BACK SAFELY AND WAS ABLE TO CONTINUE WITH
I CAME BACK SAFELY WITH MY HUSBAND TO CONTINUE LIF
I CAME BACK WHEN I WANTED TO
I CAME BACK WITH AT LEAST SOME GOOD THINGS TO SHOW
I CAME FOR A SHORT VISIT & LATER GOT MARRIED SO I
I CAME HOME AND EVEN GOTTEN A BETTER POSITION AT W
I CAME TO THE TIME I PLANNED
I COULD HAVE GOTTEN MORE MONEY THAN I GOT BUT I
I COULD NOT ACHIEVE MY AIM OF TRAVELLING TO GERMAN
I DECIDED TO COME BACK AND NOTHING STOPPED MY COUN
I DECIDED TO COME HOME
I DECIDED TO COME HOME BY MY OWN WISH
I DECIDED TO COME HOME MYSELF AND I GOT HOME SAFEL
I DECIDED TO COME MYSELF. I WAS NOT FORCED OUT
I DID NOT COME BACK ON MY OWN WILL.
I DID NOT COME BECAUSE I WANTED BUT BECAUSE I DEP
I DID NOT FACE ANY PROBLEMS COMING BACK I AM ALSO
I DID NOT GET ENOUGH MONEY TO SET UP BIG BUSINESS
I DID NOT GET WHAT I HAVE DREAMED ABOUT
I DID NOT HAVE ANY PROBLEMS.
I DID NOT INTEND TO STAY IN NIGERIA PERMANENTLY.
I DID NOT PLAN TO COME BACK NOW. I WILL GO AGAIN.
I DID NOT PLAN TO COME SO SOON
I DID NOT WANT TO COME BACK BUT MY HUSBAND INSISTE
I DID NOT WANT TO COME BACK.
I DID NOT WANT TO COME HOME
I DID NOT WANT TO STAY FOR LONG
I DID WANT MYSELF IN THE HANDS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT
I DIDN'T GET ENOUGH MONEY WHEN I RETURNED SO I HAD
I DIDN'T PLAN TO COME AND STAY, BUT FOR MY FAMILY
I DIDN'T RETURN AT MY OWN FREE WILL
I EXPECTED LIFE TO BE BETTER IN LONDON THAN IN GHA
I FELT IT WOULD BE BETTER IN GHANA IF I COME SO I
I FELT WE HAD OVERSTAYED IN SOMEONES COUNTRY SO I
I GOT BACK SAFELY AND EVEN GOT A JOB AT MY CURRENT
I GOT SOME MONEY & I HAVE SETTLE DOWN TO ESTABLISH
I HAD ACCUMULATED A LOT OF WEALTH SO I WAS HAPPY
I HAD ALWAYS WANTED TO COME BACK TO GHANA. I WENT
I HAD COMPLETED MY EDUCATION THEREFORE PURPOSE FOR
I HAD ENOUGH MONEY TO OPEN MY SHOP AND SETTLE DOWN
I HAD ENOUGH MONEY TO START MY OWN BUSSINESS.
I HAD FINISHED WITH THE PROJECT SO I CAME BACK
I HAD FINISHED WITH WHAT I WENT TO ENGLAND TO DO
I HAD FULFILLED MY MISSION THERE. I COMPLETED MY D
I HAD NO PROBLEMS AND MY PAPERS
I HAD NOT PLANNED TO COME BACK BUT WE WERE FORCED
I HAD PLANNED EARLIER TO STAY FOR 10 YEARS BUT I S
I HAD PLANNED TO STAY THER PERMANENTLY
I HAD SOME LITTLE PROBLEM WITHTHE AUTHORITIES
I HAD TO COME BECAUSE MY MOTHER WAS DEAD
I HAD TO COME SINCE I HAD NO ONE TO TAKE CARE OF M
I HAD WANTD TO STAY THERE BUT I HAD NO OPTION THAN
I HAD WANTED TO LIVE THERE BUT DUE TO SOME CIRCUMS
I HAD WANTED TO STAY A LITTLE LONGER THAN WHAT HAP
I HAD WANTED TO STAY IN GERMANY FOR 20 YEARS.
I HAD WANTED TO WORK MORE AND GET ENOUGH MONEY
I HAVE ALWAYS WANTED TO HAVE A BUSINESS IN GHANA
I HAVE GOTTEN WORK TO DO AND I HAVE MADE PROGRESS
I HAVE JOINED MY FAMILY AGAIN
I HAVE LEARN A TRADE, I CAME TO STAY WITH MY FATHE
I HAVE LEARNT SOME TRADE & HAVE ESTABLISH MY OWN B
I HAVE RESETTLED WITH MY FAMILY AND I HAVE A GOOD
I HAVE RETURNED & START OVER MY LIFE BACK HERE.
I HAVE RETURNED & STARTED A NEW LIFE WITH MY NUCLE
I HAVE RETURNED PEACEFULLY TO MY COUNTRY
I HAVE RETURNED TO MY FAMILY ESPECIALLY MY KIDS
I HAVE SETTLE DOWN & ENJOYING MY OWN COUNTRY
I HAVE SETTLED IN GHAT & MOVING ON WITH MY LIFE
I JUST CAME FUNERAL BUT IFELT SICK WHEN I CAME I
I JUST DECIDED TO COME AND I CAME.
I JUST WANTED TO COME BACK
I JUST WANTED TO COME BACK HOME.
I JUST WANTED TO COME BACK TO GHANA THAN LIVE IN
I JUST WANTED TO COME SO IT HAPPENED AS I WANTED
I JUST WANTED TO RESETTLE HOME AND NOTHING ELSE
I JUST WANTED TO SETTLE BACK HOME IN GHANA.
I KNEW HIM AS A FRIEND BUT HE DID NOT PROPOSE TO M
I KNEW MY TIME WAS UP I WAS READY FOR THAT.
I LOST MY JOB
I LOVE FOOTBALL SO I WANTED TO CONTINUE PLAYING
I MISS MY FAMILY WANTED TO SEE THEM
I NEVER INTENDED TO RETURN AT THAT TIME
I NEVER WANTED TO RETURD WITH MY HUSBAND.
I NEVER WANTED TO RETURN TO GHANA SO SOON
I ONLY HAD THE INTENTION OF SCHOOLING IN INDIA AND
I PERSONALLY HAD NO INTENTION TO STAY
I PLANNED IT.
I PLANNED TO COME BACK JUST AT THE EXACT TIME I EX
I REALISED I WAS GROWING OLD AND WANTED TO SETTLE
I RETURN SOUND AND SAFELY AND WITH MY FAMILY NOW
I RETURNED TO MY FAMILY
I THANK GOD I DIDN'T DIE THERE IT WAS HELL
I WANT BACK TO SCHOOL AND ALSO HAD MY KIDS
I WANTED A PERMANENT STAY IN THE U.S.A
I WANTED TO BE HOME AFTER A LONG PERIOD
I WANTED TO COME AND STAY IN MY COUNTRY
I WANTED TO COME AND WORK IN MY OWN COUNTRY.
I WANTED TO COME BACK HOME TO SETTLE.
I WANTED TO COME BACK HOME, BUT NOT DURING A WAR T
I WANTED TO COME HOME
I WANTED TO COME HOME AND SETTLE.
I WANTED TO COME HOME TO MY MOTHER AND SIBLINGS.
I WANTED TO ESTABLISH MYSELF
I WANTED TO JUST COME BACK HOME TO MY FAMILY
I WANTED TO MAKE SOME MONEY & FURTHER MY EDUCATION
I WANTED TO RETURN AFTER MY VISIT.
I WANTED TO RETURN HOME
I WANTED TO RETURN I HAD NO IRREGULARITIES
I WANTED TO RETURN TO GHANA
I WANTED TO RETURN TO SETTLE & WORK WITH THE KNOWL
I WANTED TO SETTLE PERMANENTLY IN GHANA
I WANTED TO STAY A LITTLE LONGER AND MAKE SOME
I WANTED TO STAY FOR SOMETIME TO WORK.
I WANTED TO STAY SOME MORE BUT NO LONGER ENJOYED
I WANTED TO STAY THERE A LITTLE THERE LONGER.
I WANTED TO STAY THERE AND WORKED A WELL WITH MY M
I WANTED TO STAY THERE FOR SOME YEARS AND ATTEMPT
I WANTED TO STAY THERE LONGER. I THEN AND A WELL P
I WANTED TO STAY WORK AND GET MONEY
I WANTED TO WORK AND EARN SOME MONEY THERE.
I WANTED TO WORK THERE BUT COULD NOT FIND ANY
I WAS ABLE TO MEET FAMILY
I WAS COMING TO MY UNCLES FUNERAL AND AT THE SAME
I WAS DEPORTED
I WAS DEPORTED SO I HAD NO PREPARATION DONE. IT TO
I WAS DEPORTED WHILES I HAD NOT PREPARED
I WAS DEPORTED.
I WAS DISSAPPOINTED WHEN I CAME BACK TO SEE AND
I WAS DISTURB BY ANY BODY I JUST DECIDED TO COME B
I WAS FED UP WITH LIFE OUTSIDE GHANA
I WAS GETTING GOOD MONEY THERE SO I DID NOT WANT T
I WAS IMPRISONED THE VERY DAY I SET FOOT IN THE
I WAS MAKING ENOUGH MONEY SO I FELT IT COULD GO FO
I WAS NOT DRIVEN BY ANY GOVERN MENTAL POLICIES TO
I WAS NOT HAVING ENOUGH MONEY
I WAS NOT PREPARED TO COME BACK TO GHANA
I WAS NOT PREPARED TO COME BUT HAD TO DO SO BECAUS
I WAS NOT READY TO RETURN BUT WAS FORCED BACK DUE
I WAS NOT WILLING TO COME BUT B'COS OF THE OUTBREA
I WAS SACKED
I WAS TAKEN BACK FOR MY BAD BEHAVIOR
I WAS TAKEN BACK FOR MY BAD BEHAVIOUR
I WAS TIRED OF LIFE OUTSIDE GHANA
I WAS WILLING TO COME AT ALL WENT THROUGH AS I PLA
I WASN'T HAPPY THERE AND ALSO BECAUSE OF LANGUAGE
I WASTED TO COME
I WENT THROUGH THE RIGHT PROCESS WHEN I EXTENDED M
I WILLINGLY DECIDED TO COME BACK
I WOULD HAVE BEEN FAR RICHER THAN THIS. THE WORK T
I WOULD HAVE LOVED TO CONTINUE WORKING THER BUT MY
I'M BACK IN MY OWN COUNTRY AT LEAST
I'M BACK TO MY COUNTRY & TO MY FAMILY
I'M BACK TO MY PEACEFUL COUNTRY
INITIALLY I WANTED TO LIVE THERE FOR ABOUT 5 YRS
INITIALLY WANTED TO GO TO EUROPE BUT LOST INTEREST
IT CAME AT THE TIME WE WERE NOT EXPECTING TO LEAVE
IT DID NOT REALLY HAPPEN AS I WANTED
IT OCCURED JUST AS I PLANED
IT TOOK LONGER THAN EXPECTED . REMAINED IN GHANA.
IT WAS NORMAL
IT WAS NOT TIME FOR ME TO RETURN
IT WAS OUR DECISION
IT WORKED AS I PLANNED.
JUST AS I WANTED
JUST AS PLANNED
JUST HAD ENOUGH OF THE UK AND WANTED A CHANGE
JUST NEEDED TO BE IN GHANA TO SEE MY FAMILY
LIFE WAS GOOD IN NIGERIA I HAD 32 WORKERS UNDER ME
MOTHER NEEDED ME
MY 2ND WIFE HAS STOLEN MY MONEY & PASSPORT SO I CA
MY BUSINESS COLLAPSED AND CHILDREN COULD NOT SETTL
MY BUSINESS IS NOT BOOMING. THINGS ARE HARD
MY FAMILY WAS GIVING ME PRESSURE TO RETURN
MY GUARDIAN WAS ON CONTRACT WHICH HAD COME TO AND
MY HUSBAND MARRIED ANOTHER PERSON SO I HAD TO RETU
MY HUSBAND WAS SICK
MY MOTHER WAS COMING BACK TO GHANA
MY PARENTS WERE RETURNING
MY PARNTER DISAPPOINTED ME THERE THAT'S WHY I CAME
MY PARTNER MANAGE TO GET ME A RESIDENT PERMIT
MY STAY AS WELL AS MY EDUCATION WAS COMPLETED HAD
MY VISIT WAS OVER AND I WANTED TO RETURN TO MY WOR
NO BODY DRIVE ME AWAY IT HAPPEND AS I HAD PLANED
NO INTEREST IN LIVING IN GABON
NO PROBLEM AT THE BORDER
NO PROBLEMS WHILE RETURNING
NO REASON
PLANNED JUST AT THE TIME I RETURNED
PLANNED OF COMING EARLIER BUR FAILED DUE TO NOT PR
PLANNED TO SPEND JUST A YEAR BUT ENDED UP SPENDING
RETURN TO GHANA WAS NOT PLANNED, SO LIFE WAS DIFFE
RETURNED TO STUDY,DECIDED TO GO TO THE UK TO STUDY
STAY EXPIRED
SURE, IT WAS VERY OKAY. SINCE I CAME HOME WILLING
THE BUSINESS WAS SUCCESSFUL AND STILL FLOURISHES
THE FISHING HERE IS BAD & THE ECONOMY TOO IS TOO T
THE FISHING HERE WAS ALSO NOT GOING WELL SO HE HAD
THE LIVING CONDITION THERE ALSO CHANGED DRASTICALL
THE SICKNESS OF MY SON MADE ME RETURN.
THE TIME I WANTED TO RETURN WAS NOT DUE
THE WORK LOAD THERE WAS TOO MUCH. I AM HAPPY TO CO
THERE IS NO RESTRICTION ON ANYTHING IN MY COUNTRY
THERE WAS NOTHING ELSE TO DO
THING WE WORSENING BACK THERE SO WE DECIDED TO COM
THINGS ARE NOT GOING THE WAY I WANTED IT TO BACK I
THINGS ARE NOT WORKING TO EXPECTATION
TO COME BACK AND ENHANCE MY SKILLS
TO COME BACK AND MARRY HERE
TO WORK IN MY COUNTRY TO HELP DEVELOP THE COUNTRY
USED TO UK LIFE.HAD TO LIFE IN GHANA WITHOUT PARTN
VISA EXPIRED THUS WHY I CAME BACK
WANTED AS TO RETURN AND RETURNED
WANTED TO COME AND COMPLETE MY EDUCATION
WANTED TO COME AND CONTINUE MY WORK
WANTED TO COME BACK
WANTED TO COME BACK HOME
WANTED TO COME BACK HOME AND ESTABLISH MY SELF
WANTED TO COME BACK HOME AND SEE MY FAMILY
WANTED TO COME HOME
WANTED TO COME TO FAMILY
WANTED TO SET UP BUSINESS WHICH WAS SUCCESFUL BUT
WAS RUSHED TO COME BECAUSE MY MOTHER WAS ILL SO I
WE CAME BACK SAFELY
WE HAD TO COME TO GHANA
WE HAD WANTED TO TREAT HIS SICKNESS BUT UNFORTUNAT
WE HAVE SETTLED DOWN IN OUR COUNTRY & MOVING WITH
WE HAVE TWO LOVELY KIDS. A HAPPY FAMILY MY WIFE WA
WE JUST HAD TO COME AFTER STAYING IN ANOTHER COUNT
WE RETURNED WITHOUT MY HUSBAND MARRYING ANOTHER
WE WANTED TO COME BACK HOME
WE WERE DEPORTED
WENT THERE FOR A VIST SO I HAVE TO COME BACK
WHEN I COMPLETE THE COURSE I CAME BACK JUST AS PLA
WOULD HAVE LOVED TO STAY THERE
WOULD HAVE PREFERRED TO STAY
YOU JUST HAVE TO RETURN. YOU HAVE NO CHOICE
.b
Return coded level 1
Return coded level 1
Return coded level 1
Return coded level 1
Return coded level 1
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q708 not in 0
328
1389
1
Positive course of return
2
Negative course of return
Sysmiss
Reasons of qualification coded level 1, constructed from the open variable q711
Return coded level 2
Return coded level 2
Return coded level 2
Return coded level 2
Return coded level 2
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q708 not in 0
328
1389
11
Willigness to return
12
No difficulty/problem for return
13
Rejoin family
14
Professional projects in origin country
15
End of the project abroad
16
Hard conditions abroad
17
Preference for origin country
18
Weariness of life abroad
19
Other reason positive return
21
Willingness to stay there
22
Return against his will/hard return conditions
23
Hard return conditions
24
Return occured at the wrong time
25
Family problems
26
Unsatifaction with the migration project
27
Hard conditions in origin country / better conditions at des
28
Other reason negative return
Sysmiss
Reasons of qualification coded level 2, constructed from the open variable q711
Return coded level 3
Return coded level 3
Return coded level 3
Return coded level 3
Return coded level 3
If Ego returned to Ghana at least once (long or short return)
If q708 not in 0
328
1389
111
Desire to come back/to settle back at home
112
Always wanted to return
113
Happy to return
121
No problem at the border
122
Came back peacefully/quietly/without any problem/normally
123
Nobody forced me to come back/I came back by myself
131
Family needs him/Needed to take care of his family/children
132
Desire to rejoin his family/children/missed his family
133
Desire to get married/have a family
134
His family also came back
136
Other family reason
141
Desire to come back to his business/set u a business
142
Desire to find a job
143
Desire to use his skills/ develop his knowledge
144
Desire to help country's development
145
Found a job/ a good position/Had an employment offer
146
Desire to pursue studies/Came back to study
151
End of mission abroad
152
End of studies abroad/were there only for studies
153
Had accumulated enough money
154
End of stay/duration of stay over
155
End of the treatment
161
It was hell there/my life was getting worse there/too low wa
162
Problems at destination
163
Overloaded with work there
164
Was unhappy there
171
No pressure/no restriction in origin country
172
Prefer to stay/It's better in the origin country
173
Missed his origin country/like life in his origin country
181
Tired/fed up with life abroad/in the destination country
182
Lived for too long abroad/in the destination country
183
No desire to stay/to continue to live abroad/in the origin c
191
It happened as he planned
192
No reason
193
God's will
194
Other reason positive return
211
Desire to stay
212
Desire to stay som years/longer
213
Desire to definitely settle
221
Family/husband pressure to return
222
Had to return because of children
223
Return against his will/ was forced to return
224
End of stay so had to come back
231
Was not ready/ prepared to return/didn't plan to return
232
Was deported
233
Was ill-treated/sacked/sent to jail
234
Political problems
235
War
241
Wanted to return at the time it was caught
242
No the right time/didn't plan to come back that soon
243
Wanted to return earlier/stay too long there
251
Problems with the partner( steal, deceit)
252
Illness of a family member
253
Other
254
Other family problems
261
Didn't accumulate enough money/could have been richer/could
262
Didn't get what he dreamt of/thought life would be better th
263
Lost all the years he spent there
264
Desire to earn money there
265
Desire to get a better education
271
Activity/business is not going well
272
Better life at destination
273
Had a good job there
274
Used to earn money there
281
Nothing else to do/no other alternative
282
Don't plan to stay in origin country
283
Had the intention to go elsewhere
284
Had begun a new life
285
It didn't go as planned
286
Other reason negative return
Sysmiss
Reasons of qualification coded level 3, constructed from the open variable q711
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
1717
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
1717
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
425
1292
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
1717
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
1717
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
6429
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
6429
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
3047
3382
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
3464
2965
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
3352
3077
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
3407
3022
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
3407
3022
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
3377
3052
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Number of migrant
Number of migrant
Number of migrant
Number of migrant
Number of migrant
5994
435
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Sysmiss
Number of migrant's migration
Number of migrant's migration
Number of migrant's migration
Number of migrant's migration
Number of migrant's migration
5994
435
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Sysmiss
ID of migrant
ID of migrant
ID of migrant
ID of migrant
ID of migrant
5994
Computed variable from ident and num_net
ID of migrant's migration
ID of migrant's migration
ID of migrant's migration
ID of migrant's migration
ID of migrant's migration
5994
Constructed variable from id_net and num_netmig
Union ID
Union ID
Union ID
Union ID
Union ID
5994
.
U_G00080012
U_G00290022
U_G00310011
U_G00560021
U_G00570012
U_G00590011
U_G00640011
U_G00640022
U_G00650021
U_G0069002.b
U_G0071001.b
U_G00730022
U_G00780011
U_G00850011
U_G00950011
U_G0104001.b
U_G01050011
U_G01210012
U_G0123001.b
U_G0123002.b
U_G0125001.b
U_G01330012
U_G01330021
U_G01330022
U_G01340011
U_G0136002.b
U_G01380013
U_G01380021
U_G01390011
U_G01390021
U_G01390022
U_G01430011
U_G01490021
U_G01510011
U_G0153002.b
U_G01540021
U_G01550021
U_G01620015
U_G01640011
U_G0166001.b
U_G0169001.b
U_G0173001.b
U_G01810017
U_G01930011
U_G01940012
U_G02080021
U_G02090011
U_G0216003.b
U_G02220011
U_G02220012
U_G02250022
U_G02260012
U_G0228001.b
U_G02290102
U_G02330022
U_G02420013
U_G02440012
U_G02460013
U_G02560011
U_G02590011
U_G02910012
U_G0297001.b
U_G02990011
U_G03120022
U_G03140012
U_G03150021
U_G03160015
U_G03170011
U_G03180011
U_G0324001.b
U_G03300012
U_G0340002.b
U_G03410021
U_G03420022
U_G03440011
U_G03440021
U_G03580021
U_G03740011
U_G03750011
U_G03940011
U_G03990011
U_G04010011
U_G04010041
U_G04060121
U_G04160011
U_G04190011
U_G04260011
U_G04270021
U_G04530011
U_G04590011
U_G04630012
U_G04660011
U_G04710011
U_G04710021
U_G05070021
U_G05090021
U_G05140011
U_G05150011
U_G05160011
U_G05160014
U_G05230012
U_G05360011
U_G05370021
U_G05490022
U_G05510012
U_G0551002.b
U_G05650011
U_G05770021
U_G05780012
U_G05830011
U_G0584001.b
U_G05860021
U_G05920011
U_G05920021
U_G05930011
U_G0597002.b
U_G06350021
U_G06360011
U_G06360021
U_G06580052
U_G06610011
U_G06630021
U_G06850021
U_G06980011
U_G07020011
U_G07020022
U_G07080011
U_G07120011
U_G07170011
U_G07190011
U_G07270012
U_G07280011
U_G07410012
U_G07420022
U_G07470015
U_G07500011
U_G07580011
U_G07640011
U_G07740012
U_G07770011
U_G07770021
U_G07780011
U_G0780001.b
U_G07860012
U_G07890011
U_G07890012
U_G07890021
U_G07900011
U_G08010012
U_G08010013
U_G08230017
U_G08290021
U_G08340031
U_G0839002.b
U_G0841001.b
U_G0844001.b
U_G0845002.b
U_G08490021
U_G08590022
U_G08660011
U_G08790016
U_G08890021
U_G09270021
U_G09310021
U_G09370021
U_G0938001.b
U_G09390022
U_G0944002.b
U_G09450015
U_G09470012
U_G0949001.b
U_G0950003.b
U_G0954002.b
U_G09740021
U_G09780011
U_G09790011
U_G09910011
U_G10290024
U_G10310012
U_G10360011
U_G10360012
U_G10360013
U_G10360031
U_G10390011
U_G10390041
U_G10470011
U_G10520011
U_G10530021
U_G10540021
U_G10550021
U_G10560014
U_G10560021
U_G10800011
U_G10920012
U_G10930017
U_G11000021
U_G11010011
U_G11020011
U_G11050012
U_G11050013
U_G11050021
U_G11100011
U_G11360013
U_G11370022
U_G11400021
U_G1144001.b
U_G11450021
U_G11560021
U_G11570011
U_G11580011
U_G11610021
U_G1164002.b
U_G12390011
U_G12460011
U_G12580011
U_G1282001.b
U_G1287001.b
U_G12980011
U_G13000011
U_G13020031
U_G13150021
U_G13480011
U_G13490012
U_G13510011
U_G13510021
U_G13560011
U_G13620021
U_G13640011
U_G13650022
U_G13650023
U_G13660011
U_G13670011
U_G13690011
U_G13720013
U_G13730011
U_G13730012
U_G13740021
U_G13870021
U_G13920022
U_G14170026
U_G14210011
U_G14270012
U_G14430011
U_G14480012
U_G14520011
U_G14530022
U_G14540022
U_G14550011
U_G1455002.b
U_G14570021
U_G14590012
U_G14620012
U_G14640011
U_G14690011
U_G14700012
U_G14880011
U_G14890012
U_G14990012
U_G14990015
U_G14990021
U_G15030011
U_G15130031
U_G15140011
U_G15140012
U_G15150023
U_G15200032
U_G15220012
U_G15240011
U_G15240051
U_G15260011
U_G15330011
U_G15340012
U_G15390021
U_G15430021
U_G15450021
U_G15510012
U_G15540012
U_G15550012
U_G15560012
U_G15590011
U_G15650011
U_G15670021
U_G15710011
U_G15710021
U_G15740021
U_G15800021
U_G16010012
U_G16020021
U_G16030011
U_G16080021
U_G16150012
U_G16160012
U_G16170012
U_G16190012
U_G16200021
U_G16210021
U_G16230013
U_G16240012
U_G16240013
U_G16250011
U_G16270011
U_G16270022
U_G1630001.b
U_G16360012
U_G16360021
U_G16550011
U_G16600011
U_G16680021
U_G16690011
U_G1672001.b
U_G16740021
U_G16780011
U_G16790022
U_G16830011
U_G16880021
U_G16940021
U_G17090011
U_G17100011
U_G17130012
U_G17160012
U_G17170011
U_G17180012
U_G17210012
U_G17210021
U_G17300012
U_G17350012
U_G17390011
U_G17410011
U_G17410012
U_G17420012
U_G17420021
U_G17420022
U_G17430021
U_G17440015
U_G17450012
U_G17480022
U_G17490011
U_G17520011
U_G17520061
U_G17590002
U_G17610011
U_G17640001
U_G17680021
U_G17730002
U_G17890021
U_G17920022
U_G17950022
U_G18000031
U_G18130012
U_G18140021
U_G18150011
U_G18170031
U_G18180011
U_G18260021
U_G18310011
U_G18350021
U_G18420021
U_G18450023
U_G18460011
U_G18460021
U_G18550011
U_G18620011
U_G18640021
U_G18700012
U_G18760032
U_G18780031
U_G18790011
U_G18800012
U_G18810031
U_G18850012
U_G18870021
U_G18880011
U_G18890021
U_G18990021
U_N0001001
U_N0002007
U_N0002008
U_N0002009
U_N0003002
U_N0005001
U_N0005002
U_N0006002
U_N0007001
U_N0007003
U_N0009002
U_N0011001
U_N0011003
U_N0011004
U_N0011005
U_N0012002
U_N0013002
U_N0014003
U_N0018001
U_N0018002
U_N0020001
U_N0022002
U_N0024001
U_N0024002
U_N0025002
U_N0026002
U_N0028001
U_N0030002
U_N0032001
U_N0032002
U_N0034001
U_N0036003
U_N0039001
U_N0042003
U_N0042004
U_N0044002
U_N0045002
U_N0046001
U_N0046002
U_N0051001
U_N0052002
U_N0053004
U_N0054001
U_N0054002
U_N0055003
U_N0058001
U_N0059002
U_N0070004
U_N0071004
U_N0073002
U_N0074002
U_N0075001
U_N0076004
U_N0077003
U_N0078002
U_N0080004
U_N0082006
U_N0084001
U_N0087001
U_N0088003
U_N0099001
U_N0102005
U_N0102006
U_N0102007
U_N0102008
U_N0106001
U_N0106002
U_N0110001
U_N0110002
U_N0111002
U_N0112003
U_N0113001
U_N0115001
U_N0116002
U_N0116003
U_N0117001
U_N0118001
U_N0120002
U_N0121001
U_N0121002
U_N0121003
U_N0124002
U_N0127001
U_N0128001
U_N0129001
U_N0130002
U_N0130003
U_N0132001
U_N0133001
U_N0135002
U_N0135003
U_N0137003
U_N0139001
U_N0141002
U_N0142001
U_N0143001
U_N0145003
U_N0146001
U_N0148002
U_N0148003
U_N0149002
U_N0150003
U_N0151002
U_N0152002
U_N0152003
U_N0153001
U_N0153002
U_N0154002
U_N0154003
U_N0156001
U_N0156002
U_N0156003
U_N0157002
U_N0158002
U_N0159001
U_N0160001
U_N0160002
U_N0161001
U_N0164002
U_N0164003
U_N0165003
U_N0165004
U_N0165005
U_N0169002
U_N0169003
U_N0172001
U_N0173003
U_N0173004
U_N0175001
U_N0176002
U_N0177002
U_N0178003
U_N0179002
U_N0182002
U_N0183002
U_N0190004
U_N0191002
U_N0192001
U_N0193001
U_N0195001
U_N0195002
U_N0196003
U_N0197002
U_N0197003
U_N0198001
U_N0199003
U_N0200001
U_N0200002
U_N0201002
U_N0201003
U_N0210002
U_N0210003
U_N0212001
U_N0213001
U_N0214001
U_N0215001
U_N0216003
U_N0216004
U_N0243001
U_N0294001
U_N0297002
U_N0299001
U_N0299002
U_N0301002
U_N0301003
U_N0302001
U_N0304003
U_N0305002
U_N0308001
U_N0310001
U_N0311001
U_N0312002
U_N0315002
U_N0315003
U_N0317002
U_N0317003
U_N0318001
U_N0328001
U_N0329001
U_N0330001
U_N0331002
U_N0333002
U_N0335001
U_N0336002
U_N0337001
U_N0338001
U_N0338002
U_N0339001
U_N0340001
U_N0341001
U_N0342001
U_N0343001
U_N0345003
U_N0346002
U_N0346003
U_N0347002
U_N0349002
U_N0350002
U_N0351002
U_N0351003
U_N0352001
U_N0354001
U_N0355002
U_N0356001
U_N0357001
U_N0358001
U_N0359001
U_N0359002
U_N0360001
U_N0360002
U_N0361001
U_N0363001
U_N0365002
U_N0368001
U_N0369001
U_N0369002
U_N0371001
U_N0372001
U_N0373002
U_N0373003
U_N0374002
U_N0376002
U_N0376003
U_N0377002
U_N0378002
U_N0379002
U_N0380002
U_N0381001
U_N0382002
U_N0383001
U_N0400003
U_N0401002
U_N0402001
U_N0403002
U_N0405001
U_N0405002
U_N0405003
U_N0406001
U_N0407002
U_N0408004
U_N0409002
U_N0409003
U_N0600001
U_U00000012
U_U00000031
U_U00000032
U_U00000042
U_U00000051
U_U00000071
U_U00000082
U_U00000092
U_U00000101
U_U00000111
U_U00000113
U_U00000123
U_U00000124
U_U00000131
U_U00000132
U_U00000142
U_U00000151
U_U00000171
U_U00000172
U_U00000173
U_U00000174
U_U00000181
U_U00000191
U_U00000201
U_U00000211
U_U00000212
U_U00000231
U_U00000232
U_U00000246
U_U00000247
U_U00000248
U_U00000249
U_U00000252
U_U00000253
U_U00000261
U_U00000262
U_U00000263
U_U00000281
U_U00000283
U_U00000292
U_U00000293
U_U00000301
U_U00000311
U_U00000312
U_U00000321
U_U00000322
U_U00000323
U_U00000341
U_U00000351
U_U00000352
U_U00000361
U_U00000373
U_U00000381
U_U00000382
U_U00000391
U_U00000402
U_U00000411
U_U00000412
U_U00000421
U_U00000432
U_U00000433
U_U00000443
U_U00000444
U_U00000452
U_U00000471
U_U00000481
U_U00000482
U_U00000491
U_U00000492
U_U00000503
U_U00000512
U_U00000521
U_U00000541
U_U00000551
U_U00000552
U_U00000561
U_U00000571
U_U00000582
U_U00000611
U_U00000621
U_U00000631
U_U00000641
U_U00000653
U_U00000661
U_U00000671
U_U00000681
U_U00000682
U_U00000691
U_U00000701
U_U00000702
U_U00000703
U_U00000704
U_U00000721
U_U00000731
U_U00000742
U_U00000751
U_U00000761
U_U00000783
U_U00000791
U_U00000802
U_U00000811
U_U00000812
U_U00000813
U_U00000822
U_U00000824
U_U00000831
U_U00000841
U_U00000843
U_U00000852
U_U00000881
U_U00000893
U_U00000902
U_U00000924
U_U00000931
U_U00000932
U_U00000941
U_U00000952
U_U00000962
U_U00000971
U_U00000981
U_U00000982
U_U00000991
U_U00001001
U_U00001012
U_U00001013
U_U00001022
U_U00001032
U_U00001041
U_U00001042
U_U00001043
U_U00001052
U_U00001053
U_U00001071
U_U00001072
U_U00001112
U_U00001141
U_U00001151
U_U00001162
U_U00001173
U_U00001183
U_U00001191
U_U00001192
U_U00001204
U_U00001211
U_U00001212
U_U00001221
U_U00001231
U_U00001232
U_U00001241
U_U00001242
U_U00001251
U_U00001263
U_U00001271
U_U00001272
U_U00001283
U_U00001291
U_U00001302
U_U00001312
U_U00001323
U_U00001332
U_U00001343
U_U00001352
U_U00001361
U_U00001371
U_U00001372
U_U00001373
U_U00001374
U_U00001375
U_U00001381
U_U00001391
U_U00001401
U_U00001402
U_U00001411
U_U00001421
U_U00001451
U_U00001471
U_U00001482
U_U00001491
U_U00001501
Computed variable from ident and q901c (num_union in the "union" database)
Children ID
Children ID
Children ID
Children ID
Children ID
5994
.
E_G00110011
E_G00110012
E_G00490011
E_G00540011
E_G00540012
E_G00640011
E_G00850011
E_G01210012
E_G01230011
E_G01230012
E_G01230021
E_G01230022
E_G01310022
E_G01310023
E_G01430012
E_G01430013
E_G01530011
E_G01810012
E_G02090011
E_G02090012
E_G02110022
E_G02160011
E_G02220012
E_G02220013
E_G02220014
E_G02330023
E_G02560011
E_G02560021
E_G02910012
E_G02910014
E_G03040011
E_G03240012
E_G03740011
E_G03740012
E_G03740013
E_G03740014
E_G04000013
E_G04000015
E_G04010011
E_G04010012
E_G04010043
E_G04010044
E_G04190011
E_G04210011
E_G04260011
E_G04390017
E_G04430016
E_G04500011
E_G04500012
E_G04590011
E_G04590012
E_G04590013
E_G04590014
E_G04670012
E_G04670013
E_G04710011
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E_G05930012
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E_G06330013
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E_G06360011
E_G06360012
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E_G08470015
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E_G09800026
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E_G09880021
E_G09880022
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E_G10310015
E_G10310016
E_G10310017
E_G10360011
E_G10360012
E_G10360013
E_G10360014
E_G10360015
E_G10390041
E_G10520011
E_G10520013
E_G10540011
E_G10540021
E_G10540022
E_G10550022
E_G10550023
E_G10560011
E_G10560012
E_G10560014
E_G10560015
E_G10570011
E_G10590011
E_G10830011
E_G10850011
E_G10850012
E_G10850013
E_G10930014
E_G10930015
E_G11010013
E_G11020011
E_G11050011
E_G11050013
E_G11050014
E_G11050022
E_G11050023
E_G11090021
E_G11150012
E_G11360011
E_G11360012
E_G11360013
E_G11360014
E_G11360015
E_G11360016
E_G11360017
E_G11370011
E_G11440011
E_G11440012
E_G11440013
E_G11440014
E_G11720011
E_G12050014
E_G12190011
E_G12360011
E_G12360012
E_G12360013
E_G12460011
E_G12460013
E_G12480011
E_G12480012
E_G12480014
E_G13020018
E_G13240022
E_G13650011
E_G13650013
E_G13650022
E_G13680023
E_G13690011
E_G13720012
E_G13740021
E_G13740022
E_G13740023
E_G13750011
E_G13870021
E_G13870022
E_G14180012
E_G14180014
E_G14270011
E_G14270013
E_G14340018
E_G14420011
E_G14420012
E_G14420013
E_G14420014
E_G14420015
E_G14420016
E_G14430014
E_G14550011
E_G14570021
E_G14680011
E_G14680012
E_G14880011
E_G14880012
E_G14990011
E_G14990012
E_G14990013
E_G14990014
E_G14990015
E_G14990021
E_G14990022
E_G14990023
E_G14990024
E_G14990025
E_G15130011
E_G15130013
E_G15130016
E_G15130018
E_G15320013
E_G15340011
E_G15340012
E_G15340013
E_G15340014
E_G15560011
E_G15560012
E_G15560013
E_G15560014
E_G15640011
E_G15670011
E_G15670012
E_G15670015
E_G15840011
E_G15840012
E_G15840013
E_G15840014
E_G16150015
E_G16300012
E_G163200110
E_G16320017
E_G16350021
E_G16350022
E_G16350023
E_G16350024
E_G16360011
E_G16360012
E_G16360021
E_G16360022
E_G16410012
E_G16540052
E_G16760051
E_G16760052
E_G16790021
E_G17190033
E_G17210011
E_G17210012
E_G17210013
E_G17210021
E_G17210022
E_G17210023
E_G18030011
E_G18030013
E_G18130031
E_G181700110
E_G18170019
E_G18230031
E_G18230032
E_G18300012
E_G18300013
E_G18380012
E_G18460021
E_G18520023
E_G18700011
E_G18700012
E_G18910012
E_G18910013
E_G18960015
E_N0001001
E_N0001002
E_N0003001
E_N0004001
E_N0004002
E_N0005001
E_N0005002
E_N0005003
E_N0005004
E_N0005005
E_N0006001
E_N0006002
E_N0007001
E_N0007002
E_N0007003
E_N0011001
E_N0014001
E_N0014002
E_N0014003
E_N0014004
E_N0018002
E_N0018003
E_N0018004
E_N0020001
E_N0020002
E_N0020003
E_N0020004
E_N0024001
E_N0024002
E_N0024003
E_N0025004
E_N0025005
E_N0030003
E_N0037001
E_N0037002
E_N0037003
E_N0037004
E_N0039001
E_N0042001
E_N0042002
E_N0045001
E_N0046001
E_N0046002
E_N0046003
E_N0051001
E_N0051002
E_N0052001
E_N0052002
E_N0052003
E_N0054001
E_N0054002
E_N0054003
E_N0055001
E_N0059001
E_N0071002
E_N0073002
E_N0075001
E_N0084001
E_N0084002
E_N0084003
E_N0088001
E_N0088002
E_N0088003
E_N0096001
E_N0096002
E_N0096003
E_N0102001
E_N0102002
E_N0106002
E_N0110001
E_N0110002
E_N0110003
E_N0112001
E_N0112002
E_N0112003
E_N0112004
E_N0113001
E_N0113002
E_N0113003
E_N0115001
E_N0115002
E_N0121001
E_N0121002
E_N0124002
E_N0124003
E_N0127001
E_N0128001
E_N0128002
E_N0130001
E_N0130002
E_N0133001
E_N0133002
E_N0137001
E_N0142001
E_N0147001
E_N0147003
E_N0148001
E_N0148002
E_N0149001
E_N0149002
E_N0150001
E_N0151001
E_N0151002
E_N0151003
E_N0151004
E_N0153001
E_N0153002
E_N0154001
E_N0154003
E_N0154004
E_N0154005
E_N0154006
E_N0154007
E_N0157003
E_N0158002
E_N0159001
E_N0160001
E_N0160002
E_N0160003
E_N0161001
E_N0164001
E_N0164002
E_N0165001
E_N0165002
E_N0169001
E_N0169002
E_N0170001
E_N0171003
E_N0172001
E_N0172002
E_N0173001
E_N0173002
E_N0173003
E_N0173004
E_N0176001
E_N0176002
E_N0177001
E_N0177002
E_N0177003
E_N0179001
E_N0179002
E_N0179003
E_N0182001
E_N0182002
E_N0183001
E_N0183002
E_N0183003
E_N0191001
E_N0191002
E_N0192001
E_N0192002
E_N0193001
E_N0193002
E_N0193003
E_N0195001
E_N0195002
E_N0195003
E_N0195004
E_N0197001
E_N0197002
E_N0198001
E_N0199004
E_N0200001
E_N0201001
E_N0201002
E_N0201003
E_N0203001
E_N0203002
E_N0203003
E_N0203004
E_N0210001
E_N0210002
E_N0297001
E_N0297002
E_N0299001
E_N0299002
E_N0301001
E_N0302001
E_N0302002
E_N0306001
E_N0308001
E_N0310001
E_N0311001
E_N0311002
E_N0311004
E_N0311005
E_N0311006
E_N0312002
E_N0315001
E_N0315002
E_N0317002
E_N0317003
E_N0318001
E_N0318002
E_N0318003
E_N0324001
E_N0328001
E_N0328002
E_N0328003
E_N0329001
E_N0329002
E_N0331001
E_N0331002
E_N0333001
E_N0333002
E_N0336001
E_N0336002
E_N0337001
E_N0337002
E_N0338001
E_N0338002
E_N0339001
E_N0339002
E_N0340001
E_N0340002
E_N0340003
E_N0341001
E_N0341002
E_N0341003
E_N0343001
E_N0346001
E_N0346002
E_N0349001
E_N0349004
E_N0350001
E_N0350002
E_N0354001
E_N0354002
E_N0354003
E_N0355001
E_N0355002
E_N0355003
E_N0356001
E_N0357001
E_N0357002
E_N0359001
E_N0359002
E_N0360001
E_N0360002
E_N0363003
E_N0365001
E_N0365002
E_N0368001
E_N0368002
E_N0368003
E_N0368004
E_N0372001
E_N0373001
E_N0373002
E_N0377001
E_N0378001
E_N0380001
E_N0380002
E_N0382003
E_N0403001
E_N0403002
E_N0406001
E_N0406002
E_N0407001
E_N0407002
E_N0407003
E_N0409001
E_N0409002
E_N0409003
E_N0600002
E_N0600003
E_N0600004
E_U00000031
E_U00000032
E_U00000041
E_U00000042
E_U00000043
E_U00000071
E_U00000082
E_U00000111
E_U00000121
E_U00000122
E_U00000123
E_U00000141
E_U00000142
E_U00000143
E_U00000181
E_U00000191
E_U00000192
E_U00000231
E_U00000232
E_U00000233
E_U00000242
E_U00000243
E_U00000251
E_U00000252
E_U00000262
E_U00000263
E_U00000264
E_U00000281
E_U00000282
E_U00000283
E_U00000284
E_U00000285
E_U00000291
E_U00000292
E_U00000293
E_U00000301
E_U00000302
E_U00000303
E_U00000304
E_U00000311
E_U00000321
E_U00000322
E_U00000332
E_U00000333
E_U00000351
E_U00000352
E_U00000353
E_U00000381
E_U00000391
E_U00000401
E_U00000402
E_U00000412
E_U00000413
E_U00000421
E_U00000422
E_U00000423
E_U00000431
E_U00000452
E_U00000491
E_U00000492
E_U00000493
E_U00000503
E_U00000504
E_U00000511
E_U00000512
E_U00000513
E_U00000522
E_U00000523
E_U00000531
E_U00000532
E_U00000541
E_U00000542
E_U00000551
E_U00000552
E_U00000553
E_U00000554
E_U00000561
E_U00000562
E_U00000571
E_U00000572
E_U00000573
E_U00000581
E_U00000582
E_U00000583
E_U00000611
E_U00000612
E_U00000621
E_U00000622
E_U00000631
E_U00000632
E_U00000633
E_U00000634
E_U00000641
E_U00000642
E_U00000643
E_U00000651
E_U00000671
E_U00000672
E_U00000681
E_U00000682
E_U00000683
E_U00000721
E_U00000722
E_U00000723
E_U00000731
E_U00000732
E_U00000733
E_U00000742
E_U00000743
E_U00000744
E_U00000751
E_U00000752
E_U00000753
E_U00000754
E_U00000781
E_U00000782
E_U00000783
E_U00000802
E_U00000803
E_U00000804
E_U00000811
E_U00000812
E_U00000813
E_U00000821
E_U00000822
E_U00000823
E_U00000831
E_U00000832
E_U00000833
E_U00000834
E_U00000835
E_U00000836
E_U00000837
E_U00000851
E_U00000852
E_U00000853
E_U00000854
E_U00000881
E_U00000891
E_U00000892
E_U00000893
E_U00000921
E_U00000931
E_U00000932
E_U00000971
E_U00000972
E_U00000973
E_U00000974
E_U00000975
E_U00000991
E_U00000992
E_U00000993
E_U00000994
E_U00000995
E_U00000996
E_U00001001
E_U00001002
E_U00001003
E_U00001011
E_U00001021
E_U00001022
E_U00001031
E_U00001051
E_U00001101
E_U00001141
E_U00001142
E_U00001151
E_U00001152
E_U00001171
E_U00001173
E_U00001191
E_U00001192
E_U00001211
E_U00001212
E_U00001213
E_U00001221
E_U00001222
E_U00001223
E_U00001231
E_U00001232
E_U00001241
E_U00001242
E_U00001243
E_U00001251
E_U00001271
E_U00001272
E_U00001273
E_U00001301
E_U00001302
E_U00001311
E_U00001312
E_U00001313
E_U00001314
E_U00001321
E_U00001322
E_U00001323
E_U00001341
E_U00001351
E_U00001361
E_U00001384
E_U00001401
E_U00001402
E_U00001411
E_U00001421
E_U00001422
E_U00001451
E_U00001452
E_U00001471
E_U00001472
E_U00001481
E_U00001482
E_U00001501
E_U00001502
E_U00001503
Computed variable from ident and q901e (num_enf in the "children" database)
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
6429
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
6429
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
6429
21
76
43.564
11.955
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
If q18 in 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 => Go to next page
6371
58
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Link with Ego
Link with Ego
Link with Ego
Link with Ego
Link with Ego
PEOPLE IN THE FAMILY/NETWORK WHO LIVE(D) OUTSIDE GHANA
901. Relationship: the person is Ego's...
5970
459
1
Partner
2
Daughter/son
3
Mother/father
4
Sister/brother
5
Aunt/uncle
6
Niece/nephew
7
Cousin
8
Grandmother/grandfather
9
Granddaughter/Grandfather
10
Daughter/son-in-law, stepdaughter/son
11
Sister/brother-in-law
12
Co-wife
13
Other relative
14
Friend
15
Other
16
Foster/adopted child
Sysmiss
Number of partner/spouse
Number of partner/spouse
Number of partner/spouse
Number of partner/spouse
Number of partner/spouse
901. Relationship: the person is Ego's...
Number of partner (Q101)
If q901 in 1
1173
5256
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Sysmiss
Number of child
Number of child
Number of child
Number of child
Number of child
901. Relationship: the person is Ego's...
Number of child (Q202)
If q901 in 2
930
5499
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Sysmiss
Specify the other relative
Specify the other relative
Specify the other relative
Specify the other relative
Specify the other relative
901. Relationship: the person is Ego's...
Other relative => Specify
If q901 in 13
27
AUNT
AUNTY
CAUSIN
CLOSE RELATIVE
COUSIN
EX-PARTNER
FATHER IN-LAW
HALF SISTER
MOTHER IN LAW
STEP-BROTHER
Specify other
Specify other
Specify other
Specify other
Specify other
901. Relationship: the person is Ego's...
Other => Specify
If q901 in 15
15
EX-PARTNER
FF
HUSBAND NEPHEW
HUSBANDS FRIEND
OTHER RELATIVE OF HH
OTHER RELETIVE OF HIS PARTNERS RELATIVE
ROOM MATE
SPOUSE BROTHER
Sex of the migrant
Sex of the migrant
Sex of the migrant
Sex of the migrant
Sex of the migrant
902. Sex:
5936
493
1
Man
2
Woman
Sysmiss
Year in which they met
Year in which they met
Year in which they met
Year in which they met
Year in which they met
903C. Year in which they met
1446
4983
1947
2009
1947
1950
1951
1953
1955
1956
1959
1960
1961
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Year of death
Year of death
Year of death
Year of death
Year of death
903D. Year of death
294
6135
1960
2010
1960
1963
1970
1971
1972
1976
1977
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Sysmiss
Country of migration
Country of migration
Country of migration
Country of migration
Country of migration
904/5/6/7/8/9. Country 1/2/3/4/5/6
5952
477
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99103
NORWAY
99104
SWEDEN
99105
FINLAND
99109
GERMANY
99110
AUSTRIA
99111
BULGARIA
99116
CZECH REPUBLIC
99122
POLAND
99123
RUSSIA
99126
GREECE
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99136
IRELAND or EIRE
99139
PORTUGAL
99140
SWITZERLAND
99141
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
99155
UKRAINE
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
99203
IRAQ
99205
LEBANON
99207
ISRAEL
99208
TURKEY
99216
CHINA
99217
JAPAN
99219
THAILAND
99223
INDIA
99230
HONG KONG
99236
TAIWAN
99237
KOREA
99239
KOREA (REPUBLIC OF)
99240
KUWAIT
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99253
AZERBAIJAN
99262
EAST TIMOR
99301
EGYPT
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99304
GAMBIA
99310
ZIMBABWE
99313
SPANISH PROVINCES OF AFRICA
99314
EQUATORIAL GUINEA
99315
ETHIOPIA
99316
LIBYA
99324
CONGO
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99330
GUINEA
99331
BURKINA FASO
99332
KENYA
99335
MALI
99336
MAURITANIA
99337
NIGER
99338
NIGERIA
99341
SENEGAL
99342
SIERRA LEONE
99343
SUDAN
99345
TOGO
99346
ZAMBIA
99348
LESOTHO
99350
MOROCCO
99352
ALGERIA
99390
MAURITIUS
99391
SWAZILAND
99396
CAPE VERDE
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99407
CUBA
99411
HONDURAS
99426
JAMAICA
99441
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA
99446
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
99452
ARUBA
99454
US TERRITORIES IN AMERICA
99501
AUSTRALIA
99502
NEW ZEALAND
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
Begninning year of the migration
Begninning year of the migration
Begninning year of the migration
Begninning year of the migration
Begninning year of the migration
904/5/6/7/8/9D - 904/5/6/7/8/9F. Start and end year of the stay in "Country 1/2/3/4/5/6"
Start year
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5899
530
1919
2010
1919
1920
1925
1926
1928
1933
1935
1936
1938
1939
1941
1943
1944
1945
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Sysmiss
Ending year of the migration
Ending year of the migration
Ending year of the migration
Ending year of the migration
Ending year of the migration
904/5/6/7/8/9D - 904/5/6/7/8/9F. Start and end year of the stay in "Country 1/2/3/4/5/6"
End year
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1914
4515
1928
2010
1928
1941
1943
1944
1948
1951
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Sysmiss
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
6429
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
6429
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
2965
3464
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
6429
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
6429
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
2263
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
2263
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
198
2065
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
1365
898
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
1302
961
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1347
916
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
1347
916
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
1339
924
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Number of the short return
Number of the short return
Number of the short return
Number of the short return
Number of the short return
933
1330
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Sysmiss
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
2263
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
2263
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
2263
21
76
44.108
12.047
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
If q18 in 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 => Go to next page
2245
18
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Start year return
Start year return
Start year return
Start year return
Start year return
1001/02/03/04/05/06/07/08/09/10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22D - 1001/02/03/04/05/06/07/08/09/10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22F. 1st/2nd/3rd/4th/5th/6th/7th/8th/9th/10th/11th/12th/13th/14th/15th/16th/17th/18th/19th/20th/21th/22th return to Ghana
Start year
933
1330
1962
2009
1962
1963
1967
1968
1969
1970
1974
1975
1977
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
End year return
End year return
End year return
End year return
End year return
1001/02/03/04/05/06/07/08/09/10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22D - 1001/02/03/04/05/06/07/08/09/10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22F. 1st/2nd/3rd/4th/5th/6th/7th/8th/9th/10th/11th/12th/13th/14th/15th/16th/17th/18th/19th/20th/21th/22th return to Ghana
End year
932
1331
1967
2009
1967
1968
1969
1970
1974
1975
1977
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
2263
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
2263
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
898
1365
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
2263
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
2263
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
2428
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
2428
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
407
2021
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
1460
968
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
1397
1031
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1442
986
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
1442
986
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
1434
994
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Number of the short stay
Number of the short stay
Number of the short stay
Number of the short stay
Number of the short stay
1179
1249
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Sysmiss
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
2428
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
2428
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
2428
21
76
43.763
12.295
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
If q18 in 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 => Go to next page
2407
21
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Beginning year of the stay
Beginning year of the stay
Beginning year of the stay
Beginning year of the stay
Beginning year of the stay
1101/02/03/04/05/06/07/08/09/10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22/23/24D - 1101/02/03/04/05/06/07/08/09/10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22/23/24F. 1st/2nd/3rd/4th/5th/6th/7th/8th/9th/10th/11th/12th/13th/14th/15th/16th/17th/18th/19th/20th/21th/22/23/24th stay outside Ghana
Start year
1174
1254
1955
2009
1955
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
End year of the stay
End year of the stay
End year of the stay
End year of the stay
End year of the stay
1101/02/03/04/05/06/07/08/09/10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22/23/24D - 1101/02/03/04/05/06/07/08/09/10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22/23/24F. 1st/2nd/3rd/4th/5th/6th/7th/8th/9th/10th/11th/12th/13th/14th/15th/16th/17th/18th/19th/20th/21th/22/23/24th stay outside Ghana
End year
1171
1257
1955
2009
1955
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Country of the stay
Country of the stay
Country of the stay
Country of the stay
Country of the stay
1101/02/03/04/05/06/07/08/09/10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22/23/24P. Country
1168
1260
96000
FRANCE
99101
DENMARK
99103
NORWAY
99104
SWEDEN
99109
GERMANY
99110
AUSTRIA
99111
BULGARIA
99116
CZECH REPUBLIC
99119
CROATIA
99122
POLAND
99126
GREECE
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99136
IRELAND or EIRE
99137
LUXEMBOURG
99139
PORTUGAL
99140
SWITZERLAND
99144
MALTA
99201
SAUDI ARABIA
99205
LEBANON
99207
ISRAEL
99208
TURKEY
99213
PAKISTAN
99216
CHINA
99217
JAPAN
99219
THAILAND
99220
PHILIPPINES
99223
INDIA
99226
SINGAPORE
99227
MALAYSIA
99230
HONG KONG
99231
INDONESIA
99234
CAMBODIA
99235
SRI LANKA
99237
KOREA
99247
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
99250
OMAN
99254
CYPRUS
99261
PALESTINE
99301
EGYPT
99302
LIBERIA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99304
GAMBIA
99309
TANZANIA
99310
ZIMBABWE
99311
NAMIBIA
99313
SPANISH PROVINCES OF AFRICA
99315
ETHIOPIA
99316
LIBYA
99322
CAMEROON
99324
CONGO
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99327
BENIN
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99330
GUINEA
99331
BURKINA FASO
99332
KENYA
99335
MALI
99337
NIGER
99338
NIGERIA
99339
UGANDA
99341
SENEGAL
99342
SIERRA LEONE
99345
TOGO
99346
ZAMBIA
99347
BOTSWANA
99351
TUNISIA
99390
MAURITIUS
99391
SWAZILAND
99393
MOZAMBIQUE
99395
ANGOLA
99401
CANADA
99404
UNITED STATES
99405
MEXICO
99411
HONDURAS
99425
BERMUDA
99432
PUERTO RICO
99435
GRENADA
99439
SAINT LUCIA
99442
SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS
99446
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
99501
AUSTRALIA
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
Motive of the stay
Motive of the stay
Motive of the stay
Motive of the stay
Motive of the stay
1101/02/03/04/05/06/07/08/09/10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22/23/24M. Motive
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1133
1295
1
Holidays
2
Business
Sysmiss
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
2428
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
2428
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
968
1460
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
2428
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
2428
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
1794
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
1794
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
1191
603
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
1191
603
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
1191
603
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1177
617
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
1177
617
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
1172
622
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Number of the nationality period
Number of the nationality period
Number of the nationality period
Number of the nationality period
Number of the nationality period
1794
1
3
1.107
0.316
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
1794
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
1794
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
1794
21
76
42.351
11.928
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
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1775
19
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Start year period
Start year period
Start year period
Start year period
Start year period
1200/1/2/3D - 1200/1/2/3F. Nationality or nationalities by birth/1st change/2nd change/3rd change
Start year
1794
1933
2009
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
End year period
End year period
End year period
End year period
End year period
1200/1/2/3D - 1200/1/2/3F. Nationality or nationalities by birth/1st change/2nd change/3rd change
End year
181
1613
1969
2008
1969
1973
1974
1975
1978
1979
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Sysmiss
Nationality 1
Nationality 1
Nationality 1
Nationality 1
Nationality 1
1200/1/2/3N. Nationalities held
Nationality 1
1793
1
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99135
NETHERLANDS
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99326
COTE DIVOIRE
99329
GHANA
99404
UNITED STATES
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
Nationality 2
Nationality 2
Nationality 2
Nationality 2
Nationality 2
1200/1/2/3N. Nationalities held
Nationality 2
84
1710
96000
France
99127
ITALY
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99134
SPAIN
99135
NETHERLANDS
99327
BENIN
99329
GHANA
99331
BURKINA FASO
99338
NIGERIA
99345
TOGO
99401
CANADA
99446
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
99505
AMERICAN SAMOA
Sysmiss
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
1794
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
1794
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
603
1191
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
1794
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
1794
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
1673
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
1673
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
3
1670
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
1248
425
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
1185
488
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1230
443
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
1230
443
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
1222
451
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Number of the asylum request
Number of the asylum request
Number of the asylum request
Number of the asylum request
Number of the asylum request
21
1652
1
2
3
Sysmiss
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
1673
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
1673
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
1673
21
76
41.757
11.992
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
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1655
18
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Country where asylum was sought
Country where asylum was sought
Country where asylum was sought
Country where asylum was sought
Country where asylum was sought
1301/2/3/4P. Country where the 1st/2nd/3rd/4th application for asylum was sought
21
1652
99109
GERMANY
99127
ITALY
99131
BELGIUM
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99135
NETHERLANDS
99144
MALTA
Sysmiss
Year of application
Year of application
Year of application
Year of application
Year of application
1301/2/3/4D. Year of application
21
1652
1974
2002
1974
1977
1979
1980
1981
1983
1985
1986
1987
1989
1990
1992
1993
1995
1996
1997
2002
Sysmiss
Year of obtaining
Year of obtaining
Year of obtaining
Year of obtaining
Year of obtaining
1301/2/3/4O. Year when refugee status was obtained
10
1663
1981
2008
1981
1985
1986
1987
1988
1990
1997
2002
2008
Sysmiss
Year of refusal
Year of refusal
Year of refusal
Year of refusal
Year of refusal
1301/2/3/4R. Year when refugee status was denied
10
1663
1976
1998
1976
1978
1983
1984
1985
1986
1989
1992
1995
1998
Sysmiss
Year of ending
Year of ending
Year of ending
Year of ending
Year of ending
1301/2/3/4F. End year of refugee status
9
1664
1984
2009
1984
1987
1989
1991
1995
1998
1999
2002
2009
Sysmiss
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
1673
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
1673
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
425
1248
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
1673
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
1673
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
2380
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
2370
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
351
2029
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
1325
1055
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
1262
1118
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1307
1073
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
1307
1073
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
1299
1081
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Residence permit number
Residence permit number
Residence permit number
Residence permit number
Residence permit number
1405
975
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Sysmiss
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
2380
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
2380
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
2380
21
76
42.675
11.518
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
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2359
21
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Start year RP
Start year RP
Start year RP
Start year RP
Start year RP
1411/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20D - 1411/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20F. 1st/2nd/3rd/4th/5th/6th/7th/8th/9th/10th period of residence permit
Start year
1404
976
1958
2009
1958
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1968
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
End year RP
End year RP
End year RP
End year RP
End year RP
1411/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20D - 1411/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20F. 1st/2nd/3rd/4th/5th/6th/7th/8th/9th/10th period of residence permit
End year
1405
975
1956
2009
1956
1961
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
No need for a residence permit
No need for a residence permit
No need for a residence permit
No need for a residence permit
No need for a residence permit
1411/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20. Residence status
NNRP (No need for a residence permit)
1389
991
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Visa
Visa
Visa
Visa
Visa
1411/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20. Residence status
V (Visa)
1389
991
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Residence permit
Residence permit
Residence permit
Residence permit
Residence permit
1411/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20. Residence status
RP (Residence permit)
1389
991
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
No residence permit
No residence permit
No residence permit
No residence permit
No residence permit
1411/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20. Residence status
NP (No residence permit)
1389
991
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Other residence status
Other residence status
Other residence status
Other residence status
Other residence status
1411/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20. Residence status
Other
169
1 YEAR VISA
6 MONTH VISA
CITIZENSHIP
DEPENDENT VISA
EU DEPENDENT'S VISA
FAMILY MEMBER RESIDENCE STAMP
GRANTED PERMANENTLY
IN BULGARIA
INDEFINITE LEAVE
NNRP BRITISH
NP
OVERSTAY
OVERSTAYED
PASSPORT
POST STUDY WORK VISA
POST STUDY WORKING VISA
RP
RP (STUDENT)
STAY IN THE USA
STUDENT
STUDENT FOR 6 MONTHS
STUDENT VISA
V
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
2380
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
2380
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
1055
1325
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
2380
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
2380
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
2334
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
2325
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
342
1992
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
1321
1013
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
1258
1076
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1303
1031
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
1303
1031
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
1295
1039
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Work permit number
Work permit number
Work permit number
Work permit number
Work permit number
1354
980
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Sysmiss
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
2334
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
2334
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
2334
21
76
42.694
11.527
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
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2313
21
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Start year WP
Start year WP
Start year WP
Start year WP
Start year WP
1511/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20D - 1511/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20F. 1st/2nd/3rd/4th/5th/6th/7th/8th/9th/10th period of work permit
Start year
1351
983
1958
2009
1958
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1968
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
End year WP
End year WP
End year WP
End year WP
End year WP
1511/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20D - 1511/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20F. 1st/2nd/3rd/4th/5th/6th/7th/8th/9th/10th period of work permit
End year
1350
984
1956
2009
1956
1961
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
No need for a work permit
No need for a work permit
No need for a work permit
No need for a work permit
No need for a work permit
1511/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20. Work status
NNWP (No need for a work permit)
1331
1003
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Work permit
Work permit
Work permit
Work permit
Work permit
1511/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20. Work status
WP (Work permit)
1331
1003
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Selective work permit
Selective work permit
Selective work permit
Selective work permit
Selective work permit
1511/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20. Work status
SWP (Selective work permit)
1331
1003
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
No work permit
No work permit
No work permit
No work permit
No work permit
1511/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20. Work status
NWP (No work permit)
1331
1003
No
1
Yes
Sysmiss
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
2334
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
2334
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
1013
1321
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
2334
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
2334
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
1731
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
1731
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
131
1600
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
1262
469
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
1199
532
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1244
487
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
1244
487
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
1236
495
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Transfer number
Transfer number
Transfer number
Transfer number
Transfer number
536
1195
1
2
3
4
Sysmiss
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
1731
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
1731
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
1731
21
76
41.924
11.988
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
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1713
18
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Beginning year of the transfer
Beginning year of the transfer
Beginning year of the transfer
Beginning year of the transfer
Beginning year of the transfer
1601D - 1601F. 1st/2nd/3rd/4th/5th period TR
Start year of transfer
536
1195
1958
2009
1958
1964
1966
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Ending year of the transfer
Ending year of the transfer
Ending year of the transfer
Ending year of the transfer
Ending year of the transfer
1601D - 1601F. 1st/2nd/3rd/4th/5th period TR
End year of transfer
536
1195
1964
2009
1964
1967
1971
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Destination country of transfer 1
Destination country of transfer 1
Destination country of transfer 1
Destination country of transfer 1
Destination country of transfer 1
1601P. Destination countries of transfers
Country 1
525
1206
99101
DENMARK
99109
GERMANY
99127
ITALY
99132
UNITED KINGDOM
99135
NETHERLANDS
99155
UKRAINE
99216
CHINA
99303
SOUTH AFRICA
99328
GABON
99329
GHANA
99332
KENYA
99338
NIGERIA
99345
TOGO
99404
UNITED STATES
99442
SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS
Sysmiss
Number of transfers
Number of transfers
Number of transfers
Number of transfers
Number of transfers
536
1195
1
4
1.045
0.256
Created variable
Total number of transfers done by Ego
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
1731
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
1731
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
469
1262
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
1731
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
1731
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
Biographic individual identifier
1688
Individual identifiant = 1st letter of country + n° of questionnaire compost
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
Country of the survey
1688
G
N
U
Country where the data was collected:
- G = Ghana
- N = Netherlands
- U = United Kingdom
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
ID of the HH
10
1678
Household ID
Only available for Africa
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
ID of the individual in the HH
1248
440
ID of each individual within her/his household
Only available for Africa
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
DR number
1185
503
Survey area ID
Only available for Africa
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
Strata - DR level
1230
458
1
Accra
2
Kumasi
Sysmiss
Region area
Only available for Africa
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
Strata - household level
1230
458
HH with no migrant
1
HH with returnee(s)
2
HH with current migrant(s)
Sysmiss
Stratification by household migrant status according to the screening survey
Only available for Africa
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
Strata - individual level
1222
466
1
Return migrant
2
Partner of a migrant
3
Other non migrant
Sysmiss
3 strata according to the individuals' migratory status
Only available for Africa
Contribution number
Contribution number
Contribution number
Contribution number
Contribution number
206
1482
1
2
3
4
5
Sysmiss
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Q1. The respondent is:
To begin with, I would like to note the major events and periods of your life on this grid. We will begin at the time of your birth. Later we will look at these periods of life in some more detail.
1688
1
Man
2
Woman
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Year of birth
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Year of birth
1688
1933
1988
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Age at survey
Q1A. To start with, and to help us to set a time scale, could you tell me in which year you were born (or your age as at last birthday)?
Age
1688
21
76
41.89
12.078
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Which is the last school year you attended
Q18. Let's talk about your studies: Which is the last school year you attended?
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1670
18
None
1
Pre-school
2
Pre-school
3
Pre-school
4
Primary/Basic
5
Primary/Basic
6
Primary/Basic
7
Primary/Basic
8
Primary/Basic
9
Primary/Basic
10
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
11
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
12
MS/JSS/JHS/Secondary
13
MS/SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
14
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary
15
SSS/SHS/Tech/Voc/Secondary/Post secondary
16
Secondary/Post secondary
17
Post secondary/Bachelor Degree
18
Bachelor Degree
19
Bachelor Degree
20
Bachelor Degree
21
Second Degree/PhD
22
Second Degree/PhD
23
PhD
Sysmiss
Start year of the contribution
Start year of the contribution
Start year of the contribution
Start year of the contribution
Start year of the contribution
1701D - 1701F. 1st/2nd/3rd/4th/5th Contribution
Start year of contribution payments
206
1482
1968
2009
1968
1969
1974
1979
1980
1981
1982
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Ending year of the contribution
Ending year of the contribution
Ending year of the contribution
Ending year of the contribution
Ending year of the contribution
1701D - 1701F. 1st/2nd/3rd/4th/5th Contribution
End year of contribution payments
30
1658
1983
2009
1983
1985
1989
1991
1992
1995
1996
1997
2000
2003
2004
2005
2007
2008
2009
Sysmiss
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
Less than 25 years and more than 75 years
1688
No
1
Yes
These individuals have ages very close to the thresholds 25-75.
The migrant is younger than 25 or older than 75 at the time of the survey.
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
First migration in Europe before 18
1688
No
1
Yes
The migrant (current or returnee) arrived in Europe the 1st time before 18.
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
Weighting normalized on the 3 european countries
440
1248
Use when working on the European countries pooled together (for example, the Senegalese population sampled in France, Italy and Spain). It should not be used if the analyses include individuals surveyed in Africa.
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
Weighting normalized on the 4 countries
1688
Use when working on all countries of the MAFE survey (for example, Senegalese population from Senegalese, French, Italian and Spanish samples).
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
Weighting normalized by country
1688
Use when working on a single country (for example, the Senegalese population sampled only in Senegal, or in any single European country).