2010
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Region 2
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Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 10
Regions 1,7,8,9
Region 1
Region 7
Region 8
Region 9
mabaruma / kumaka / hosororo
zorg - en - vlygt / aberdeen
charity / urasara
anna regina
patentia / toevlugt
canals polder
meer zorgen / malgre tout
klein pouderoyen / best
blankenburg / hague
cornelia ida / stewartville
parika / mora
grove / haslington
foulis / buxton
la reconnaissance / mon repos
la bonne intention / better hope
plaisance / industry
eccles / ramsburg
mocha / arcadia
herstelling / little diamond
diamond / golden grove
good success / caledonia
te huist coverden / soesdyke
georgetown
suburbs of georgetown
gelderland / no 3
tempe / seafield
chance / hamlet
rest of region 5
no.74 village / no.52 village
joppa / macedonia
whim / bloomfield
hampshire / kilcoy
fyrish / gibraltar
no. 38 / ordnance fortlands
corriverton
rose hall
new amsterdam
bartica/karambaru to kukui river + phillipi
rest of region 8
ireng / sawariwau ( including  st. ignatius )
linden
berbice river settlements
bartica
mabaruma, kokorital hill
kobarina hill, barrabina hill
hosororo
skeldon
wisroc (block 22)
karumbaru to tukui river
phillipi
carnarvon or no. 68 village
babylon or no. 64 village
kopanang
maikwak river
lethem
st. ignatius
zorg en hoop
balthyack or no. 8
union or no. 53 village
westfield
taymouth manor
belfield
victoria
haslington
haversham or no. 39 village
kiltairn or no. 38 village
brighton or no. 37 village
elizabeth hall
vigilance
friendship
la reconnaissance
patentia
mon repos
chateau margot
whim
letter kenny
ross
vryheids lust
better hope
sparendaam
goedverwagting
no. 40
turkeyen
belvidere
hope and success
stanleytown
la retraite
kilcoy
fyrish or no. 3 village
courtland or no. 2 village
no. 1 village
campbellville
newtown
kitty ******
anna catherina
queenstown ****
robbstown/newtown/stabroek
lacytown
palmyra or no. 4
tenez ferme
sheet anchor
wash clothes
tucville
goed fortuin
versailles
malgre tout
klien pouderoyen
swan en schultz
the best
west ruimveldt
zes kinderen
industrial estate
blankenburg
kabakaburi village
st. monica's (kairimap) village
hague
cornelia ida
providence
wakapau village
mocha, two friends
stewartville
covent garden
prospect
little diamond
great diamond
golden grove
good success
craig
stanleytown **
land of canaan
parika
te huis te coverden
den heuvel
soesdyke
salem
little biabu or no. 10
water dog, mora point or grant 3272
yarrow creek
Urban
Rural
National capital (Metropiltan area)
Large city
Medium city
Small city
Rural Area
Spanish
English
Male
Female
18-34
35-49
50+
Akua Carberry
Alliston Brown
Angela Bacchus
Anika Moore
Avril Lyte
Corettia Mingo
Dandre Tull
Delight DeHearte
Dianna DaSilva
Dillon Moore
Evadnie Leitch
Everette C. Marciano Glasgow
Ingrid Trotman
Jacqueline Tull
Janice Williams
Jermaine Critchlow
Jermaine W. Agard
Johnson Bristol
Joycelane Waldron-Lewis
Juliet Williams
Keith Griffith
Kenisha Barrington
Keziah Roberts
Maryln Younge
Megan Younge
Nichelle Cadogan
Nicola James
Paula Rampersaud
Renatta Inniss
Shonette Profitt
Stacy Ross
Travis Mc Donald
Turkesha Harry
Wendy Collins
Very satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Doesn’t know
Doesn’t Answer
Economy, problems with, crisis of
Inflation, high prices
Unemployment
Poverty
Delinquency, crime
Popular protests (strikes, road  blockages, work stoppages, etc.)
Land to farm, lack of
Credit, lack of
Environment
Drug addiction
Drug trafficking
Corruption
Gangs
Bad governmen
Migration
War against terrorism
Roads in poor condition
Water, lack of
Population explosion
Education, lack of, poor quality
Health services, lack of
Malnutrition
Electricity, lack of
Discrimination
External debt
Security (lack of)
Armed conflict
Kidnappings
Forced displacement of persons
Terrorism
Housing
Human rights, violations of
Violence
Inequality
Politicians
Transportation, problems of
Impunity
Other
Doesn’t answer
Very good
Good
Neither good nor bad (fair)
Bad
Very bad
Better
Same
Worse
Yes
No
dk
da
N/A
Doesn’t Know
Once a week
Once or twice a month
Once or twice a year
Never
0 Worst life possible
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10 Best life possible
Very trustworthy
Somewhat trustworthy
Not very trustworthy
Untrustworthy
1 Liberal
10 Conservative
Economic factors (work, prices, inflation, lack of opportunities)
Education (lack of opportunities, high tuition, poor quality, education policy)
Political topics (protest against laws, parties or political candidates, exclusion, corruption)
Security problems (crime, militias, gangs)
Human rights
Environmental themes
Lack of public services
A military take-over  of the state would be justified
A military take-over of the state would not be justified
Yes, it is justified
No, it is not justified
Unarmed robbery, no assault or physical threats
Unarmed robbery with assault or physical threats
Armed robbery
Assault but not robbery
Rape or sexual assault
Kidnapping
Vandalism
Burglary of your home
Extortion
In your home
In this  neighborhood
In this city/town/NDC
In another city/town/NDC
In another country
Should always abide by the law
Occasionally can cross the line
Very safe
Somewhat safe
Somewhat unsafe
Very unsafe
Very much
Somewhat
Little
None
A lot
Some
Somwhat
1 Not at all
7 A lot
Very worried
Somewhat worried
A little worried
Not at all worried
Haven't thought much about this
Very well
Well
Neither well nor poorly (fair)
Poorly
Very poorly
1 Strongly disagree
7 Strongly agree
Satisfied
Dissatisfied
Very democratic
Somewhat democratic
Not very democratic
Not at all democratic
1 Strongly disapprove
10 Strongly approve
For people like me it doesn’t matter whether a regime is democratic or non-democratic
Democracy is preferable to any other form of government
Under some circumstances an authoritarian government may be preferable to a democratic one
Iron fist
Participation for all
We need a strong leader who does not have to be elected
Electoral democracy is the best
Frequently
Occasionally
Rarely
Yes, worked
Did not worked
Very common
Common
Uncommon
Very uncommon
We are suffering a very serious economic crisis
We are suffering  a crisis but it is not very serious
No economic crisis
The previous government
The current government
Ourselves, the Guyanese
The rich people of our country
The problems of democracy
The rich countries [Accept also Unites States, England, France, Germany, and Japan]
The economic system of the country
Never have thought about it
Being processed
Voted
Did not vote
None (Blank ballot or spoiled or null ballot)
Bharrat Jagdeo, People's Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C)
Robert Corbin, People's National Congress /One Guyana (PNCR/1G)
Raphael Trotman, Alliance for Change (AFC)
Paul Hardy, Guyana Action Party/ Rise Organise And Rebuild (GAP/ROAR)
Manzoor Nadir, The United Force (TUF)
Chandra Narine Sharma, Justice For All Party (JFAP)
People's Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C)
People's National Congress /One Guyana (PNCR/1G)
Alliance for Change (AFC)
Guyana Action Party/ Rise Organise And Rebuild (GAP/ROAR)
The United Force (TUF)
Justice For All Party (JFAP)
gnc
ld
prp
National Democratic Font (NDF)
Wouldn’t vote
Would vote for the incumbent candidate or party
Would vote for a candidate or party different from the current government
Would go to vote but would leave the ballot blank or would purposely cancel my vote
Often
Sometimes
More likely
Less likely
Equally likely
Primary 1
Primary 2
Primary 3
Primary 4
Primary 5
Primary 6
Secondary/Vocational 1
Secondary/Vocational 2
Secondary/Vocational 3
Secondary/Vocational 4
Secondary/Vocational 5
University/Tertiary 1 or "A" level 1
University/Tertiary 2 or "A" level 2
University/Tertiary 3
University/Tertiary 4
University/Tertiary 5
University/Tertiary 6
University/Tertiary 7+
Primary
Secundary/Vocational
A Level
Universitary/Tertiary
Grade 1
Grade 2
Grade 3
Grade 4
Grade 5
Grade 6
Form 1
Form 2
Form 3
Form 4
Form 5
Lower 6
Upper 6
First year
Second year
Third year
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
More than sixth year
Participating in a non-governmental organization (NGO), community association or political party
Running for some public office in elections
Participating in a revolutionary movement
None of the above
Work, employment, salary, income, economic or workforce stability
Having a good time, parties, sports, clubs, dates, girlfriend/boyfriend, starting a family, girls or boys
Material possessions (clothes and shoes, cell phones, ipods, computers)
Getting or finishing education, paying for education
Security, crime, gangs
Interpersonal relationships (relationships with parents, family, friends, and others)
Health
Situation of the country
Nothing, not worried about anything
Other response
Right
Wrong
tv
Newspaper
Radio
Church
Community center
School
Family members
Coworkers or school colleagues
Friends
Neighbors
Internet outlets (excluding newspapers)
Catholic
Protestant, Mainline Protestant or Protestant non-Evangelical
Non-Christian Eastern Religions
None (Believes in a Supreme Entity but does not belong to any religion)
Evangelical and Pentecostal
LDS (Mormon)
Traditional Religions or Native Religions
Jewish (Orthodox; Conservative; Reform)
Agnostic, atheist (Does not believe in God)
Jehovah’s Witness
Anglican
Calvinist
Christian
Disciple of Christ
Episcopalian
Moravian
Lutheran
Mehtodist
Presbyterian
Protestant
Baha'i
Buddhist
Confucianism
Hinduism
Islam
Taoist
Believes in a Supreme Entity but does not belong to any religion
Adventist
Seventh-Day Adventist
Assemblies of God
Baptist
Charismatic non-Catholic
Christian Congregation
Salvation Army
Evangelical
Brethren
Christian Reformed Church
International Church of the Foursquare Gospel
Christ Pentecostal Church
Church of God
Nazarene
Universal Church of the Kingdom of God
Light of World
Mennonite
Pentecostals
Sara Nossa Terra
Candomblé
Esoterica
Inti
Kardecista
Maria Lonza
Rastafarian
Mayan Traditional Religion
Santo Daime
Umbanda
Voodoo
Agnostic
Atheist
Jewish
More than once per week
Once per week
Once a month
Never or almost never
Very important
Rather important
Not very important
Not at all important
[0] No income
[1] Less than 10,000
[2] 10,001- 20,000
[3] 20,001-40,000
[4] 40,001-60,000
[5] 60,001-90,000
[6] 90,001-120,000
[7] 120,001-150,000
[8] 150,001-200,000
[9] 200,001-250,000
[10] Above 250,000
Nothing
Increased
Stayed the same
Decreased
Did not receive remittances from abroad in the last twelve months
Yes, in the United States only
Yes, in the United States and in other countries
Yes, in other countries (not in the United States)
Everyday
Once or twice a week
Is good enough for you and you can save from it
Is just enough for you, so that you do not have major problems
Is not enough for you and you are stretched
Is not enough for you and you are having a hard time
Increased?
Remained the same?
Decreased?
Reduction in hours of work or salary
A member of the household lost his or her job
Reduction in sales/Business not good
A family business went into bankruptcy
Remittances from abroad decreased or stopped
A member of the household who received income was sick, died, or left the household
Natural disaster /lost of crop
Everything is more expensive/income is not enough
Single
Married
Common law marriage
Divorced
Separated
Widowed
White
Mixed
Amerindian
Black or Afro-Guyanese
Indo-Guyanese
Chinese
Portuguese
Indigenous or Amerindian language
Other foreign
Daily
A few times a week
A few times a month
Correct
Incorrect
One
Two
Three or more
Working?
Not working, but have a job?
Actively looking for a job?
A student?
Taking care of the home?
Retired, a pensioner or permanently disable to work?
Not working and not looking for a job?
A salaried employee of the government or an independent state-owned enterprise?
A salaried employee in the private sector?
Owner or partner in a business?
Self-employed?
Unpaid worker?
Yes, you lost your job but found a new one
Yes, you  lost your job and have not found a new one
No did not lose your job
Did not work  because of you decide not to work or disabilities
Individual accounts
Public or state plan or social security
Company pensions
Every month
At least once or twice a year
Has not contributed
From the government, as part of social security
Another government plan
Is it a private plan
Have both, from the government and private plan
Principal
Beneficiary
10
11
97 Unclassified