Country
22 = Haiti

Region
2201 = Region(North-Northwest-Northeast)
2202 = Region 2 (Centert-Artibonite)
2203 = Region 3 (West)
2204 = Region 4 (South-Southeast-Grand-Anse/Nippes)

Department
1 = ARTIBONITE
2 = CENTER
3 = GRAND ANSE
4 = NIPPES
5 = NORTH
6 = NORTHEAST
7 = NORTHWEST
8 = WEST
9 = SOUTHEAST
10 = SOUTH

167 = 1ERE DESORMEAU OU BONBON-DESRMEAU BAS RIVIERE
264 = 3EME SECT. PETIT ANSE-QUARTIER FORT ST MIC
723 = ANNEXE : ECOLE NATIONALE FOYER SOCIAL 15 BV
733 = ANNEXE . COLLEGE CLASSIQUE CONTEMPORAIN 10BV
735 = ANNEXE: CENTRE DE FORMATION JUVENILE 10 BV
743 = ANNEXE : INSTITUTION EMERAUDE MARTIN - 7 BV
835 = 9 EME SECTION BIZOTON-CEBTRE VILLE - THOR
837 = 9 EME SECTION BIZOTON-DIQUINI 63 B A I-INT
842 = 10 EME SECTION THOR - VILLE-MAHOTIERE EN FACE MO
844 = 10 EME SECTION THOR - VILLE-#1, RUE N.WOMEY 93
852 = 11 EME SECTION RIVIERE FROIDE-VI-#1,PALOMA APRES TRUI
857 = 11 EME RIVIERE FROIDE-DEGAN CARREFOUR SABO
872 = 6 EME SECT ORANGERS-GROS SAUT / TOUMELLE

11 = LYCEE FABRE GEFFRARRD/ECOLE PROFESSIONALLE/ECOLE NATIONALE P
26 = TRANSFER:ECOLE EVANGELIQUE BAPTISTE DE RIVIERE MANCELLE
32 = ECOLE NAT.DE RAVIENE GROS MOME/ECOLE MIXTE ADVENTISTE DE RAV
33 = ECOLE NAT.DE CHARLOTIN MERCADIEU/ECOLE NOTRE DAME DE SACRE C
48 = LYCEE DU BICENTENAIRE / ECOLE NAT PIVERT / ECOLE NAT ELODIE
49 = LYCEE STENIO VINCENT / ECOLE NAT SERON DERAC / ECOLE N ANTOI
706 = TRANSFER LYCEE ATENOR FIRMIN - AVENUE CHARLES SUMMER
721 = TRANSFER : LYCEE MARIE JEANNE - 1ERE IMPASSE LAVAUD
723 = ANNEXE : ECOLE NATIONALE FOYER SOCIAL 15 BV
733 = ANNEXE . COLLEGE CLASSIQUE CONTEMPORAIN 10BV
735 = ANNEXE: CENTRE DE FORMATION JUVENILE 10 BV
743 = ANNEXE : INSTITUTION EMERAUDE MARTIN - 7 BV
749 = EGLISE ST VINCENT DE PAUL CHEZ PERE MARTIN
764 = ECOLE FRERES DE L-INSTRUCTION CHRETIENNE
802 = CHAPELLE NOTRE DAME PERPETUEL SECOUR/ NEGOTIATION UNDERGOING
844 = TRANSFER ECOLE NATIONE REPU CENTRE AFRICAINE

Urban/Rural
1 = Urban
2 = Rural

Area size
1 = National Capital (Metropolitan area)
2 = Large City
3 = Medium City
4 = Small City
5 = Rural Area

Questionnaire language
1 = Creole

Month
8 = August
9 = September
10 = October

Sex
1 = Male
2 = Female

To begin with, in your opinion, what is the most serious problem the country faces?
0 = None
1 = Economy, problems with, crisis of
2 = Inflation, high prices
3 = Unemployment, lack of job opportunities
4 = Poverty
5 = Delinquency, crime, violence
6 = Popular protests (strikes, roadblocks, work stoppages, etc)
7 = Land to farm, lack of
9 = Credit, lack of
10 = Environment
11 = Drug addiction
12 = Drug trafficking
13 = Corruption
14 = Gangs
15 = Bad government
16 = Migration
17 = War against terrorism
18 = Roads in poor condition
19 = Water, lack of
20 = Demographic explosion
21 = Education, lack of, poor quality
22 = Health services, lack of provision
23 = Malnutrition
24 = Electricity, lack of
25 = Discrimination
26 = External debt
27 = Security (lack of)
30 = Armed conflict
31 = Kidnapping
32 = Forced displacement
33 = Terrorism
55 = Housing
56 = Human rights, violations of
57 = Violence
58 = Inequality
59 = Politicians
60 = Transportation, problems of
70 = Other
88 = Doesn't know

In a few words, what does democracy mean to you?
0 = It does not have any meaning
1 = Liberty (without specifying what type)
2 = Economic Liberty
3 = Liberty of expression, voting, choice, and human rights
4 = Liberty of movement
5 = Liberty, lack of
6 = Being independent
7 = Well being, economic progress, growth
8 = Well being, Lack of, no economic progress
9 = Capitalism
10 = Free trade, free business
11 = Employment, more opportunities of
12 = Employment, lack of
13 = Right to choose leaders
14 = Elections, voting
15 = Free elections
16 = Fraudulent elections
17 = Equality (without specifying)
18 = Economic equality, or equality of classes
19 = Gender equality
20 = Equality to the laws
21 = Racial or ethnic equality
22 = Equality, Lack of, inequality
23 = Limitations of participation
24 = Participation (without saying which type)
25 = Participation of minorities
26 = Power of the people
27 = Human Rights, respect rights
28 = Disorder, lack of justice, corruption
29 = Justice
30 = Obey the law, less corruption
31 = Non-military government
32 = Live in peace, without war
33 = War, invasions
80 = Other answer
88 = DK/NA

How often do you listen to the news on the radio?
1 = Every day
2 = Once or twice a week
3 = Rarely
4 = Never
8 = Don't know

How often do you watch the news on TV?
1 = Every day
2 = Once or twice a week
3 = Rarely
4 = Never
8 = DK

How would you describe the country's economic situation?
1 = Very good
2 = Good
3 = Neither good nor bad (fair)
4 = Bad
5 = Very bad
8 = Doesn't know

Do you think that the country's current economic situation is better than, the same as or worse than it was 12 months ago?
1 = Better
2 = Same
3 = Worse
8 = Doesn't know

Have you ever requested help or cooperation from a Deputy or Senator?
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = DK/NR

Have you ever participated in a public demonstration or protest?
1 = Sometimes
2 = Almost never
3 = Never
8 = DK

And now thinking about the past year, did you participate in a public demonstration or protest?
1 = Sometimes
2 = Almost never
3 = Never
8 = DK
9 = N/A

How often do you attend the meetings of any religious organization?
1 = Once a week
2 = Once or twice a month
3 = Once or twice a year
4 = Never
8 = DK

How often do you attend the meetings of a parents association at school?
1 = Once a week
2 = Once or twice a month
3 = Once or twice a year
4 = Never
8 = DK
9 = N/A

Changing the subject, in general, how satisfied are you with your life?
1 = Very satisfied
2 = Somewhat satisfied
3 = Somewhat dissatisfied
4 = Very dissatisfied
8 = DK

Now, speaking of the people from this community, would you say that they are generally very trustworthy, somewhat trustworthy, not very trustworthy or untrustworthy?
1 = Very trustworthy
2 = Somewhat trustworthy
3 = Not very trustworthy
4 = Untrustworthy
8 = DK

According to the meaning that the terms left and right have for you, and thinking of your own political leanings, where would you place yourself on this scale?
88 = DK

To what degree do you think municipal officials pay attention to what people ask for in such meetings?.
1 = A lot
2 = Some
3 = A little
4 = Not at all
8 = DK

Would you say that the services the municipality is providing are very good, good, neither good nor poor (fair), poor, or very poor?
1 = Very good
2 = Good
3 = Neither good nor poor (fair)
4 = Poor
5 = Very poor
8 = DK/NR

How have they treated you or your neighbors when you have had dealings with the municipality?
1 = Very well
2 = Well
3 = Neither well nor badly
4 = Badly
5 = Very badly
8 = DK/NR

In your opinion, should the municipal government be given more money and more responsibility or should the national government assume more responsibility and provide local services?
1 = More money to the municipal government
2 = National govt should assume greater responsibility
3 = Nothing should change
4 = More to the municipality if it provides better services
8 = DK/NR

Would you be willing to pay more taxes to the municipal government so that it could provide better services, or do you believe that it would not be worth it to do so?
1 = Willing to pay more
2 = Not worth it
8 = DK/NR

Do you think that sometimes there can be sufficient gounds for the President/Prime Ministers to close down parliament, or do you think there can never be a sufficient reason to do so?
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = DK

Which do you most agree: (1) it is necessary for progress that our presidents limit the voice and vote of the opposition parties; or (2) Even if they delay the progress of the country, our PMS should not limit the voice and vote of the opposition parties
1 = Presidents should limit voice/vote of opposition parties
2 = Presidents should not limit voice/vote of the opposition parties
8 = DK/DR

Which do you most agree: (1) The Parliament slows down the work of our presidents/prime ministers, and should be ignored; (2) Even when it hinders the work of the government, Our presidents shouldnot bypass the Parliament
1 = Parliament slows down the work of presidents, and should be ignored
2 = Even when it hinders, our presidents cannot pass over Parliament
8 = DK/NR

Which do you most agree: (1) The judges frequently hinder the work of the president/prime ministers, and they should be ignored; (2) Even when the judges sometimes hinder the work or our PMs, their decisions should always be obeyed
1 = Judges hinder the work of presidents, and should be ignored
2 = Even when judges hinder presidents, decisions should be obeyed
8 = DK/NR

Which do you most agree: (1) Our presidents/prime ministers ought to have necessary power to act in favour of the national interest; (2) Our presidents/prime ministers' power ought to be limited so that our freedoms are not placed at risk
1 = Presidents ought to have power to act in national interest
2 = Presidents' power ought to be limited so freedoms aren't at risk
8 = DK/NR

Which do you most agree: (1) Our presidents/prime ministers ought to do what the people want, even if the laws would prevent them from doing so; (2) Our presidents/prime ministers ought to obey the laws even if the people don't like it
1 = Presidents ought to do what people want, even if laws prevent them
2 = Presidents ought to obey the laws even if the people don't like it
8 = DK/NR

What kind of crime were you the victim of?
1 = Robbery without physical violence or threat
2 = Robbery with physical violence or threat
3 = Physical violence without robbery
4 = Rape or sexual assault
5 = Kidnapping
6 = Damage to property
7 = Home burglary
77 = Other
88 = DK
99 = N/A (was not a victim)

Did you report the incident to any institution?
1 = Yes
2 = Did not report it
8 = DK/NR
9 = N/A (was not a victim)

Before what agency or institution did you report the crime
1 = Police
2 = Asèk/Kasèk
3 = Court
4 = Press
5 = Human rights organization
8 = DK/NR
9 = N/A

Why didn't you report the incident?
1 = It doesn't serve any purpose
2 = It is dangerous and for fear of reprisal
3 = Didn't have any evidence
4 = It wasn't serious
5 = Didn't know where to make the report
7 = Other
8 = DK
9 = N/A (was not a victim)

In order to capture criminals do you think that the authority should always obey the law or occasionally, they can operate at the margin of the law?
1 = They should always respect the law
2 = Can operate at the margin of the law occasionally
8 = DK

Speaking of the place or neighborhood where you live, and thinking of the possibility of becoming victimized by an assault or robbery, do you feel very safe, somewhat safe, somewhat unsafe, or very unsafe?
1 = Very safe
2 = Somewhat safe
3 = Somewhat unsafe
4 = Very unsafe
8 = DK

And, speaking of the country in general, how much do think that the level of crime that we have now represents a threat to our future well-being?
1 = Very much
2 = Somewhat
3 = Little
4 = None
8 = NS/NR

If you were a victim of a robbery or assault how much faith do you have that the judicial system would punish the guilty party?
1 = A lot
2 = Some
3 = Little
4 = None
8 = DK/NR
9 = N/A

Some people say that the police in this neighborhood protect people from criminals while others say that the police are the ones that are involved in crime. What do you think?
1 = Police protects
2 = Police involved in crime
8 = DK

To what extent do you think the courts of justice in Haiti guarantee a fair trial?
1 = Not at all
7 = A lot
8 = Doesn't know

To what extent would you say the current Government fights poverty?
8 = DK

Speaking in general of the current government, would you say that the work being done by the current government is:
1 = Very good
2 = Good
3 = Neither good nor bad (fair)
4 = Bad
5 = Very bad
8 = DK/NR

Democracy may have problems, but it is better than any other form of government. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?
1 = Strongly disagree
7 = Strongly agree
8 = Doesn't know

In general, would you say that you are very satisfied, satisfied, dissatisfied or very dissatisfied with the way in which democracy works in Haiti?
1 = Very satisfied
2 = Satisfied
3 = Dissatisfied
4 = Very dissatisfied
8 = DK/NR

In your opinion, is Haiti very democratic, somewhat democratic, not very democratic, or not at all democratic?
1 = Very democratic
2 = Somewhat democratic
3 = Not very democratic
4 = Not at all democratic
8 = DK/NR

Of people participating in legal demonstrations
1 = Strongly disapprove
10 = Strongly approve
88 = Doesn't know

With which of the following statements do you agree the most:
1 = Doesn't matter if regime is democratic or non-democratic
2 = Democracy is preferable to any other form of government
3 = An authoritarian govt can be preferable to a democratic one
8 = DK/NR

Do you think that our country needs a government with an iron fist, or that problems can be resolved with everyone's participation?
1 = Iron fist
2 = Participation for all
8 = Doesn't respond

There are people who say that we need a strong leader that does not have to be elected by the vote. Others say that although things may not work, electoral democracy, that is, the popular vote, is always the best. That do you think?
1 = We need a strong leader who does not have to be elected
2 = Electoral democracy is the best
8 = DK/NR

At election time, some people try to convince others to vote for some party or candidate. How often have you tried to convince others to vote for a party or candidate?
1 = Frequently
2 = Occasionally
3 = Rarely
4 = Never
8 = DK/NR

There are persons who work for some party or candidate during electoral campaigns. Did you work for any candidate or party in the last general elections ?
1 = Yes, worked
2 = Did not work
8 = DK/NR

A Member of Parliament accepts a bribe of ten thousand dollars from a company. Do you think that what the deputy did is:
1 = Corrupt and should be punished
2 = Corrupt but justified
3 = Not corrupt
8 = DK

Has a police official ask you for bribe during the past year?
0 = No
1 = Yes
8 = DK
9 = No/NA

Did anyone ask you for a bribe to avoid having the electricity cut off?
0 = No
1 = Yes
8 = DK

Taking into account your own experience or what you have heard, corruption among public officials is ...?
1 = Very common
2 = Common
3 = Uncommon
4 = Very uncommon
8 = DK/DR

What is the name of the current President of the United States?
1 = Correct
2 = Incorrect
8 = Don't know
9 = No Answer

Are you registered to vote?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Being processed
8 = Doesn't know

Did you vote in the last presidential elections?
1 = Voted
2 = Did not vote
8 = DK
9 = N/A

For which candidate did you vote for President in the last presidential elections?
0 = None (Blank ballot or vote canceled)
1 = René Préval (Fwon Lespwa)
2 = Leslie Manigat (RDNP)
3 = Charles Henry Baker (Respè)
4 = Jean Chavannes Jeune (Union Nationale Chrétienne pour la Rec
5 = Luc Mesadieu - (Mouvement Chrétien pour Batir une Nouvelle H
6 = Serge Gilles (Fusion des Sociaux-Démocrates Haïtienne)
7 = Paul Denis (Oganizasyon Pèp Kap Lité)
8 = Evans Paul (Alyans/Alliance Démocratique)
9 = Guy Philippe (FRN)
10 = Dany Toussaint (Mouvement Démocratique et Reforcement Haitie
77 = Other
88 = DK/NR
99 = N/A

Why did you not vote in the last presidential elections?
1 = Lack of transport
2 = Sickness
3 = Lack of interest
4 = Didn't like any candidate
5 = Doesn't believe in the system
6 = Lack of an identity card
7 = Name not found on registration lists
10 = Was younger than the voting age
11 = Arrived late and polling station was closed
12 = Had to work/Lack of time
13 = Physical incapacity or handicap
14 = Other reason
88 = DK/NR
99 = N/A (voted)

When you voted, which of the following three reasons was the most important reason for your vote?
1 = The qualities of the candidate
2 = The political party of the candidate
3 = The platform of the candidate
4 = Other
8 = DK
9 = N/A (didn't vote)

Did you vote for a deputy in the last elections?
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = DK
9 = N/A

For which party did you vote for deputy in the last elections?
0 = None (Blank ballot or vote canceled)
1 = Fwon Lespwa
2 = RDNP
3 = Respè
4 = Union Nationale Chrétienne pour la Reconstruction d'Haïti
5 = Mouvement Chrétien pour Batir une Nouvelle Haïti
6 = Fusion des Sociaux-Démocrates Haïtienne
7 = Oganizasyon Pèp Kap Lité
8 = Alyans/Alliance Démocratique
9 = FRN
10 = Mouvement Indépendant pour la Réconcilation Nationale
11 = Lavalas
12 = LAAA
13 = MODEREH
14 = ADEBA
88 = DK/NR
99 = N/A

Which political party do you identify with?
1 = Fwon Lespwa
2 = RDNP
3 = Respè
4 = Union Nationale Chrétienne pour la Reconstruction d'Haïti
5 = Mouvement Chrétien pour Batir une Nouvelle Haïti
6 = Fusion des Sociaux-Démocrates Haïtienne
7 = Oganizasyon Pèp Kap Lité
8 = Alyans/Alliance Démocratique
9 = FRN
10 = Mouvement Indépendant pour la Réconcilation Nationale
11 = Lavalas
12 = LAAA
13 = PUN
14 = KIDE
88 = DK/NR
99 = N/A

How much interest do you have in politics: a lot, some, a little or none?
1 = A lot
2 = Some
3 = Little
4 = None
8 = DK

How often do you discuss politics with other people?
1 = Daily
2 = A few times a week
3 = A few times a month
4 = Rarely
5 = Never
8 = DK

A very effective way of correcting employee's mistakes is to reprimand them in front of other employees. To what extent do you agree with this practice?
1 = Strongly disagree
7 = Strongly agree
8 = DK/NR

Have you ever felt discriminated against or treated in an unjust manner because of your physical appearance or the way you talk, in public places (in the street, market, commercial or business place)?
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = DK/NA

What was the last year of education you completed?
0 = None
88 = DK/NR

What is your religion?
1 = Catholic
2 = Non-Catholic Christian (including the Jehovah Witnesses)
3 = Other non-Christian
4 = None
5 = Evangelical
8 = DK/NR

Into which of the following income ranges does the total monthly income of this household fit, including remittances from abroad and the income of all the working adults and children?
0 = None
1 = Less than 2,000 goud
2 = 2,001- 3,000 goud
3 = 3,001-5,000 goud
4 = 5,001-8,000 goud
5 = 8,001-13,000 goud
6 = 13,001-20,000 goud
7 = 20,001- 30,000 goud
8 = 30,001-50,000 goud
9 = 50,000- 80,000 goud
10 = More than 80,000 goud
88 = DK/NR
99 = Inap

To what extent does the income of this household depend on remittances from abroad?
1 = A lot
2 = Some
3 = Little
4 = None
8 = DK
9 = N/A

Do you have close relatives who lived before in this household and are now living abroad?
1 = Yes, in the United States only
2 = Yes, in the United States and in other countries
3 = Yes, in other countries (not in the United States)
4 = No
8 = DK/NR

The salary that you receive and the total family income:
1 = Is enough, you can save
2 = Is just enough, you cannot save
3 = Is not enough, you cannot pay your bills
4 = Is not enough, you cannot cover your basic needs
8 = DK/NR

What is your marital status?
1 = Single
2 = Married
3 = Common law marriage
4 = Divorced
5 = Separated
6 = Widowed
8 = DK/NR

How many children do you have?
0 = none
88 = DK

How many?
7 = More than 7
8 = DK/NR
9 = N/A

Do you consider yourself Black, Mulatto or White?
1 = White
4 = Black
5 = Mulatto
7 = Other
8 = DK/NR

What language have you spoken at home since childhood?
1 = Creole
2 = French
3 = Spanish
4 = English
5 = Other
8 = DK/NR

Household has television set
0 = No
1 = Yes

“Household has vehicle"
0 = No
1 = One
2 = Two
3 = Three or more

What is your main occupation?
1 = Professional, manager
2 = Technician
3 = Office worker
4 = Sales person
5 = Farmer
6 = Farmhand
7 = Handicraft worker
8 = Domestic servant
9 = Other services
10 = Skilled worker
11 = Unskilled worker
12 = Student
13 = Housewife
14 = Retired/with independent means
88 = DK/NR

Are you currently working?
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = DK/NR
9 = N/A

In this job are you:
1 = A salaried employee of the government
2 = A salaried employee in the private sector
3 = Owner or partner in a business
4 = Self-employed
5 = Unpaid worker
8 = DK/NR
9 = N/A

Besides you, how many employees are there in the place where you work?
1 = Less than 5 employees
2 = 5 to 9 employees
3 = 10 to 19 employees
4 = 20 to 100 employees
5 = More than 100 employees
8 = DK/NR
9 = N/A

For how many weeks during the last year were you unemployed?
88 = DK
99 = N/A

During your childhood, where did you live mainly? In the country? In a town? Or in a city?:
1 = In the country
2 = In a town
3 = In a city
8 = DK/NR

Five years ago, where did you live?
1 = In the same parish council
2 = In another parish council in the country
3 = In another country
8 = DK/NR

The place where you lived 5 years ago was:
1 = A town or city smaller than this one
2 = A town or city larger than this one
3 = A town or city like this one
8 = Doesn't know
9 = N/A

888 = DK/NR