COVID-19 Impact Monitoring at the Household Level
This note presents the results of the sixth round of a nationally representative telephone survey (HFPS). The BFA Covid -19 HFPS - Round 6 was administered between January 15 and February 01, 2021. The following modules were administered during the 6th round: Access to basic services; Employment and income; Agriculture; Food Safety; Shocks; and Conflicts. In addition to the 1,944 households interviewed successfully in the fifth wave, in order to maintain the sample size, 84 other households which had not been interviewed successfully in the previous rounds but who had not refused to participate in the survey . the investigation w ere called during this sixth wave. 24 households were excluded from the sample for the sixth wave because they refused to participate in the fifth wave. 2008 households (96.96 percent of 2,071 attempts) were contacted and 1,985 (95.85 percent) were successfully interview ed. Among those contacted, 18 households categorically refused to be interviewed. For the sake of simplicity, this note focuses on modules related to food security, agricultural income, shocks, and conflicts.
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| Format: | Brief biblioteca |
| Language: | English |
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World Bank, Washington, DC
2021-02
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| Subjects: | CORONAVIRUS, COVID-19, PANDEMIC IMPACT, HOUSEHOLD SURVEY, ACCESS TO BASIC SERVICES, FOOD SECURITY, POVERTY, FARM INCOME, |
| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/622831620783683104/Monitoring-COVID-19-Impacts-on-Households-in-Burkina-Faso-COVID-19-Impact-Monitoring-at-the-Household-Level-Round-6 https://hdl.handle.net/10986/35603 |
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| Summary: | This note presents the results of the
sixth round of a nationally representative telephone survey
(HFPS). The BFA Covid -19 HFPS - Round 6 was administered
between January 15 and February 01, 2021. The following
modules were administered during the 6th round: Access to
basic services; Employment and income; Agriculture; Food
Safety; Shocks; and Conflicts. In addition to the 1,944
households interviewed successfully in the fifth wave, in
order to maintain the sample size, 84 other households which
had not been interviewed successfully in the previous rounds
but who had not refused to participate in the survey . the
investigation w ere called during this sixth wave. 24
households were excluded from the sample for the sixth wave
because they refused to participate in the fifth wave. 2008
households (96.96 percent of 2,071 attempts) were contacted
and 1,985 (95.85 percent) were successfully interview ed.
Among those contacted, 18 households categorically refused
to be interviewed. For the sake of simplicity, this note
focuses on modules related to food security, agricultural
income, shocks, and conflicts. |
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