ddi-zaf-datafirst-wls-2009-2010-v2 zaf-case-wls-2009-2010-v1.1 DataFirst 2020-04-29 NADA Version 3 Women and Land Survey 2009-2010 zaf-case-wls-2009-2010-v1.1 Community Agency for Social Enquiry Copyright 2011, Women and Land Survey MetadataEditor International Development Research Centre United Nations Development Programme (Gender Team) DataFirst Helpdesk Household Survey [hh] v1.1: Edited, anonymised dataset for public distribution South Africa The three survey sites were: Keiskammahoek (Eastern Cape province), Msinga (KwaZulu-Natal province) and Ramatlabama (North West province) Sample survey data Face-to-face [f2f] Manager, DataFirst wls-2009-2010-children-v1.1 0 15 wls-2009-2010-hhmembers-v1.1 0 12 wls-2009-2010-land-v1.1 0 92 Unique identification Questionnaire number Child number Site 1 Keiskammahoek 2 Msinga 3 Kuruman Child still alive 1 Yes 2 No Gender 1 Male 2 Female Child age group 1 0-4 2 5-9 3 10-14 4 15-19 5 20+ Where child is living now 1 In their own homestead 2 Living with me 3 Living with their father 4 Living with my family 5 Living with their fathers family 6 Other Relationship to father when child was born 1 Husband or permanent partner 2 Boyfriend 3 Other Child's father member of this homestead 1 NA – Father is deceased 2 Yes - Resident member of this homestead 3 Yes - Absent member of this homestead 4 No – but childs father is alive 5 Dont know Child's father contributed materially in any way over past 12 months 1 Yes 2 No 3 NA Whether respondent receive Child Support Grant for this child 1 Yes 2 No Whether respondent receive Care Dependency Grant for this child 1 Yes 2 No Other place where child is living now Other relationship to father when child was born Unique identification Questionnaire number Person number Site 1 Keiskammahoek 2 Msinga 3 Kuruman Gender 1 Male 2 Female Child, adult or older person 1 Child 2 Adult 3 Older person Relationship to respondent 1 Self 2 Husband orpartner 3 My child 4 Adopted or foster child 5 Son or daughter-in-law 6 Grandchild 7 Parent 8 Parent-in-law 9 Grandparent 10 Sibling 11 Co-wife 12 Stepchild or Co-wifes child 13 Partners sibling 14 Own niece or nephew 15 Partners niece or nephew 16 Other relative 17 Other relative of respondents partner 18 Domestic worker 19 Tenant 20 Other maritalal status 11 Never been married 12 Ganile or ganiwe-husband or wife still alive 13 Gidile-husband or wife still alive 14 Other form of marriage or partnership - describe -husband or wife or partner st 15 Divorced 16 Separated or deserted or abandoned by husband or wife or partner 17 Ganile or ganiwe-husband or wife deceased 18 Gidile-husband or wife deceased 19 Other form of marriage or partnership-husband or wife or partner deceased 21 Never been married 22 Ndendile – husband still alive 23 Ndithwelwe 24 Siyahlalisana or Cohabiting 25 Other form of marriage or partnership -describe 26 Divorced 27 Separated or deserted or abandoned by spouse or partner 28 Ndendile – husband deceased 29 Other form of marriage or partnerhips – husband deceased 31 Never been married 32 Utshatile - Married 33 Divorced 34 Separated or Deserted or Abandoned by husband or partner 35 Widowed How often the person is present at this homestead 1 Present most or all nights 2 Present during working days but away most weekends 3 Present during weekends but away during working days 4 Present about once a month 5 Present for one or two periods in the year 6 Present during school holidays 7 Other Other relationship to respondent Other marital status How often the person is present at this homestead - other Unique identification Questionnaire number Site 1 Keiskammahoek 2 Msinga 3 Kuruman Q22_1:Homestead’s land obtained through customary tenure 1 Customary tenure - allocation 2 SADT trust 3 Quitrent 4 Freehold title through purchase - nothenga 5 Rent-paying tenant of local family 6 Non-rent paying former tenant of local family 7 Former labour tenant on land reform farm 8 Given land by local family 9 Other 10 Reallocation through betterment Q22_2:Homestead’s land obtained through SADT trust 1 Customary tenure - allocation 2 SADT trust 3 Quitrent 4 Freehold title through purchase - nothenga 5 Rent-paying tenant of local family 6 Non-rent paying former tenant of local family 7 Former labour tenant on land reform farm 8 Given land by local family 9 Other 10 Reallocation through betterment Q22_3:Homestead’s land obtained through Quitrent 1 Customary tenure - allocation 2 SADT trust 3 Quitrent 4 Freehold title through purchase - nothenga 5 Rent-paying tenant of local family 6 Non-rent paying former tenant of local family 7 Former labour tenant on land reform farm 8 Given land by local family 9 Other 10 Reallocation through betterment Q22_4:Homestead’s land is freehold obtained through purchase 1 Customary tenure - allocation 2 SADT trust 3 Quitrent 4 Freehold title through purchase - nothenga 5 Rent-paying tenant of local family 6 Non-rent paying former tenant of local family 7 Former labour tenant on land reform farm 8 Given land by local family 9 Other 10 Reallocation through betterment Q22_5:Homestead’s land obtained through rent-paying tenant of local family 1 Customary tenure - allocation 2 SADT trust 3 Quitrent 4 Freehold title through purchase - nothenga 5 Rent-paying tenant of local family 6 Non-rent paying former tenant of local family 7 Former labour tenant on land reform farm 8 Given land by local family 9 Other 10 Reallocation through betterment Q22_6:Homestead’s land obtained through non-rent-paying former tenant of local f 1 Customary tenure - allocation 2 SADT trust 3 Quitrent 4 Freehold title through purchase - nothenga 5 Rent-paying tenant of local family 6 Non-rent paying former tenant of local family 7 Former labour tenant on land reform farm 8 Given land by local family 9 Other 10 Reallocation through betterment Q22_7:Homestead’s land a result of being former labour tenant on land reform far 1 Customary tenure - allocation 2 SADT trust 3 Quitrent 4 Freehold title through purchase - nothenga 5 Rent-paying tenant of local family 6 Non-rent paying former tenant of local family 7 Former labour tenant on land reform farm 8 Given land by local family 9 Other 10 Reallocation through betterment Q22_8:Homestead’s land given by local family 1 Customary tenure - allocation 2 SADT trust 3 Quitrent 4 Freehold title through purchase - nothenga 5 Rent-paying tenant of local family 6 Non-rent paying former tenant of local family 7 Former labour tenant on land reform farm 8 Given land by local family 9 Other 10 Reallocation through betterment Q22_10:Homestead’s land obtained by reallocation through betterment 1 Customary tenure - allocation 2 SADT trust 3 Quitrent 4 Freehold title through purchase - nothenga 5 Rent-paying tenant of local family 6 Non-rent paying former tenant of local family 7 Former labour tenant on land reform farm 8 Given land by local family 9 Other 10 Reallocation through betterment Q22_9:Other terms homestead’s land was obtained 1 Customary tenure - allocation 2 SADT trust 3 Quitrent 4 Freehold title through purchase - nothenga 5 Rent-paying tenant of local family 6 Non-rent paying former tenant of local family 7 Former labour tenant on land reform farm 8 Given land by local family 9 Other 10 Reallocation through betterment Q22_11:In terms of which arrangements was the homestead’s land obtained? 1 Customary tenure - allocation 2 SADT trust 3 Quitrent 4 Freehold title through purchase - nothenga 5 Rent-paying tenant of local family 6 Non-rent paying former tenant of local family 7 Former labour tenant on land reform farm 8 Given land by local family 9 Reallocation through betterment 10 Forced removals 11 Payment to local leader 12 Other Q22_12:In terms of which arrangements was the homestead’s land obtained? 1 Customary tenure - allocation 2 SADT trust 3 Quitrent 4 Freehold title through purchase - nothenga 5 Rent-paying tenant of local family 6 Non-rent paying former tenant of local family 7 Former labour tenant on land reform farm 8 Given land by local family 9 Reallocation through betterment 10 Forced removals 11 Payment to local leader 12 Other Q22oth:Other terms homestead’s land was obtained Q23_1a:Type of land - residential 1 Residential 2 Garden plot within homestead 3 Fields 4 Irrigation scheme plot 5 Project garden plot 6 Additional land reform land 7 Other Q23_2a:Homestead has residential land 1 Yes 2 No Q23_3a:Has the residential land used by the homestead in the last 12 months 1 Yes 2 No Q23_4a:When was the residential land first acquired by the homestead 1 More than 100 years ago 2 61-100 years ago 3 31-60 years ago 4 Between 1978 and end of apartheid - 1994 5 After end of apartheid - 1994 6 Don’t know Q23_5a:How was the residential land first acquired 1 Allocation by chief or headman 2 Allocation by government 3 Through local process witnessed by neighbours -ibandla 4 Payment to local leader 5 Purchase 6 Betterment 7 Asked local family 8 Use 9 Land reform claim 10 Other Q23_6a:Through whom was the residential land first acquired 1 Me 2 My husband or partner 3 My husband and I 4 My parents 5 My father 6 My mother 7 My son 8 My daughter 9 My father’s mother 10 My father’s father 11 My mother’s mother 12 My mother’s father 13 My father’s family 14 My mother’s family 15 My husband’s family 16 My brother 17 My sister 18 Community project 19 Other Q23_1b:Type of land - garden plot 1 Residential 2 Garden plot within homestead 3 Fields 4 Irrigation scheme plot 5 Project garden plot 6 Additional land reform land 7 Other Q23_2b:Homestead has garden plot 1 Yes 2 No Q23_3b:Has the garden plot been used by the homestead in the last 12 months 1 Yes 2 No Q23_4b:When was the garden plot first acquired by the homestead 1 More than 100 years ago 2 61-100 years ago 3 31-60 years ago 4 Between 1978 and end of apartheid - 1994 5 After end of apartheid - 1994 6 Don’t know Q23_5b:How was the garden plot first acquired 1 Allocation by chief or headman 2 Allocation by government 3 Through local process witnessed by neighbours -ibandla 4 Payment to local leader 5 Purchase 6 Betterment 7 Asked local family 8 Use 9 Land reform claim 10 Other Q23_6b:Through whom was the garden plot first acquired 1 Me 2 My husband or partner 3 My husband and I 4 My parents 5 My father 6 My mother 7 My son 8 My daughter 9 My father’s mother 10 My father’s father 11 My mother’s mother 12 My mother’s father 13 My father’s family 14 My mother’s family 15 My husband’s family 16 My brother 17 My sister 18 Community project 19 Other Q23_1c:Type of land - fields 1 Residential 2 Garden plot within homestead 3 Fields 4 Irrigation scheme plot 5 Project garden plot 6 Additional land reform land 7 Other Q23_2c:Does the homestead have fields 1 Yes 2 No Q23_3c:Has the fields been used by the homestead in the last 12 months 1 Yes 2 No Q23_4c:When was the fields first acquired by the homestead 1 More than 100 years ago 2 61-100 years ago 3 31-60 years ago 4 Between 1978 and end of apartheid - 1994 5 After end of apartheid - 1994 6 Don’t know Q23_5c:How was the fields first acquired 1 Allocation by chief or headman 2 Allocation by government 3 Through local process witnessed by neighbours -ibandla 4 Payment to local leader 5 Purchase 6 Betterment 7 Asked local family 8 Use 9 Land reform claim 10 Other Q23_6c:Through whom was the fields first acquired 1 Me 2 My husband or partner 3 My husband and I 4 My parents 5 My father 6 My mother 7 My son 8 My daughter 9 My father’s mother 10 My father’s father 11 My mother’s mother 12 My mother’s father 13 My father’s family 14 My mother’s family 15 My husband’s family 16 My brother 17 My sister 18 Community project 19 Other Q23_1d:Type of land - irrigation scheme plot 1 Residential 2 Garden plot within homestead 3 Fields 4 Irrigation scheme plot 5 Project garden plot 6 Additional land reform land 7 Other Q23_2d:Does the homestead have an irrigation scheme plot 1 Yes 2 No Q23_3d:Has the irrigation scheme plot been used by the homestead in the last 12 1 Yes 2 No Q23_4d:When was the irrigation scheme plot first acquired by the homestead 1 More than 100 years ago 2 61-100 years ago 3 31-60 years ago 4 Between 1978 and end of apartheid - 1994 5 After end of apartheid - 1994 6 Don’t know Q23_5d:How was the irrigation scheme plot first acquired 1 Allocation by chief or headman 2 Allocation by government 3 Through local process witnessed by neighbours -ibandla 4 Payment to local leader 5 Purchase 6 Betterment 7 Asked local family 8 Use 9 Land reform claim 10 Other Q23_6d:Through whom was the irrigation scheme plot first acquired 1 Me 2 My husband or partner 3 My husband and I 4 My parents 5 My father 6 My mother 7 My son 8 My daughter 9 My father’s mother 10 My father’s father 11 My mother’s mother 12 My mother’s father 13 My father’s family 14 My mother’s family 15 My husband’s family 16 My brother 17 My sister 18 Community project 19 Other Q23_1e:Type of land - project garden plot 1 Residential 2 Garden plot within homestead 3 Fields 4 Irrigation scheme plot 5 Project garden plot 6 Additional land reform land 7 Other Q23_2e:Does the homestead have a project garden plot 1 Yes 2 No Q23_3e:Has the project garden plot been used by the homestead in the last 12 mon 1 Yes 2 No Q23_4e:When was the project garden plot first acquired by the homestead 1 More than 100 years ago 2 61-100 years ago 3 31-60 years ago 4 Between 1978 and end of apartheid - 1994 5 After end of apartheid - 1994 6 Don’t know Q23_5e:How was the project garden plot first acquired 1 Allocation by chief or headman 2 Allocation by government 3 Through local process witnessed by neighbours -ibandla 4 Payment to local leader 5 Purchase 6 Betterment 7 Asked local family 8 Use 9 Land reform claim 10 Other Q23_6e:Through whom was the project garden plot first acquired 1 Me 2 My husband or partner 3 My husband and I 4 My parents 5 My father 6 My mother 7 My son 8 My daughter 9 My father’s mother 10 My father’s father 11 My mother’s mother 12 My mother’s father 13 My father’s family 14 My mother’s family 15 My husband’s family 16 My brother 17 My sister 18 Community project 19 Other Q23_1f:Type of land - 'land reform' land 1 Residential 2 Garden plot within homestead 3 Fields 4 Irrigation scheme plot 5 Project garden plot 6 Additional land reform land 7 Other Q23_2f:Does the homestead have 'land reform' land 1 Yes 2 No Q23_3f:Has the 'land reform' land been used by the homestead in the last 12 mont 1 Yes 2 No Q23_4f:When was the 'land reform' land first acquired by the homestead 1 More than 100 years ago 2 61-100 years ago 3 31-60 years ago 4 Between 1978 and end of apartheid - 1994 5 After end of apartheid - 1994 6 Don’t know Q23_5f:How was the 'land reform' land first acquired 1 Allocation by chief or headman 2 Allocation by government 3 Through local process witnessed by neighbours -ibandla 4 Payment to local leader 5 Purchase 6 Betterment 7 Asked local family 8 Use 9 Land reform claim 10 Other Q23_6f:Through whom was the 'land reform' land first acquired 1 Me 2 My husband or partner 3 My husband and I 4 My parents 5 My father 6 My mother 7 My son 8 My daughter 9 My father’s mother 10 My father’s father 11 My mother’s mother 12 My mother’s father 13 My father’s family 14 My mother’s family 15 My husband’s family 16 My brother 17 My sister 18 Community project 19 Other Q23_1g:Type of land - other 1 Residential 2 Garden plot within homestead 3 Fields 4 Irrigation scheme plot 5 Project garden plot 6 Additional land reform land 7 Other Q23_2g:Does the homestead have this type of land 1 Yes 2 No Q23_3g:Has the land been used by the homestead in the last 12 months 1 Yes 2 No Q23_4g:When was the land first acquired by the homestead 1 More than 100 years ago 2 61-100 years ago 3 31-60 years ago 4 Between 1978 and end of apartheid - 1994 5 After end of apartheid - 1994 6 Don’t know Q23_5g:How was the land first acquired 1 Allocation by chief or headman 2 Allocation by government 3 Through local process witnessed by neighbours -ibandla 4 Payment to local leader 5 Purchase 6 Betterment 7 Asked local family 8 Use 9 Land reform claim 10 Other Q23_6g:Through whom was the land first acquired 1 Me 2 My husband or partner 3 My husband and I 4 My parents 5 My father 6 My mother 7 My son 8 My daughter 9 My father’s mother 10 My father’s father 11 My mother’s mother 12 My mother’s father 13 My father’s family 14 My mother’s family 15 My husband’s family 16 My brother 17 My sister 18 Community project 19 Other Q23a:Person number Q23_5aot:How was the land first acquired Q23_6aot:Through whom was the land first acquired Q23b:Person number Q23_5bo:How was the land first acquired Q23_6bo:Through whom was the land first acquired Q23c:Person number Q23_5co:How was the land first acquired Q23_6co:Through whom was the land first acquired Q23d:Person number Q23_5do:How was the land first acquired Q23_6do:Through whom was the land first acquired Q23e:Person number Q23_5eo:How was the land first acquired Q23_6eo:Through whom was the land first acquired Q24:Quantity of food produced by the homestead that the homestead consume 1 All 2 Most 3 About half 4 Less than half 5 None Q25:Quantity of food produced by the homestead that the respondent produce 1 All 2 Most 3 About half 4 Less than half 5 None Q26_1a:Source of regular cash income - wages of people living at home 1 Yes 2 No Q26_1b:Main source of income - wages of people living at home 1 Wages of people living at home 2 Remittances from elsewhere 3 Earnings from own farming activity 4 Government grants 5 Private pension earnings 6 Income-generating activity 7 Small business 8 Other Q26_2a:Source of regular cash income - remittances from elsewhere 1 Yes 2 No Q26_2b:Main source of income - remittances from elsewhere 1 Wages of people living at home 2 Remittances from elsewhere 3 Earnings from own farming activity 4 Government grants 5 Private pension earnings 6 Income-generating activity 7 Small business 8 Other Q26_3a:Source of regular cash income - earnings from own farming activity 1 Yes 2 No Q26_3b:Main source of income - earnings from own farming activity 1 Wages of people living at home 2 Remittances from elsewhere 3 Earnings from own farming activity 4 Government grants 5 Private pension earnings 6 Income-generating activity 7 Small business 8 Other Q26_4a:Source of regular cash income - government grants 1 Yes 2 No Q26_4b:Main source of income - government grants 1 Wages of people living at home 2 Remittances from elsewhere 3 Earnings from own farming activity 4 Government grants 5 Private pension earnings 6 Income-generating activity 7 Small business 8 Other Q26_5a:Source of regular cash income - private pension earnings 1 Yes 2 No Q26_5b:Main source of income - private pension earnings 1 Wages of people living at home 2 Remittances from elsewhere 3 Earnings from own farming activity 4 Government grants 5 Private pension earnings 6 Income-generating activity 7 Small business 8 Other Q26_6a:Source of regular cash income - income-generating activity 1 Yes 2 No Q26_6b:Main source of income - income-generating activity 1 Wages of people living at home 2 Remittances from elsewhere 3 Earnings from own farming activity 4 Government grants 5 Private pension earnings 6 Income-generating activity 7 Small business 8 Other Q26_7a:Source of regular cash income - small business 1 Yes 2 No Q26_7b:Main source of income - small business 1 Wages of people living at home 2 Remittances from elsewhere 3 Earnings from own farming activity 4 Government grants 5 Private pension earnings 6 Income-generating activity 7 Small business 8 Other Q26_8a:Other source of regular cash income 1 Yes 2 No Q26_8b:Main source of income - other 1 Wages of people living at home 2 Remittances from elsewhere 3 Earnings from own farming activity 4 Government grants 5 Private pension earnings 6 Income-generating activity 7 Small business 8 Other Q26_8ot:Other main source of income