Rwanda - Integrated Household Living Conditions Survey (EICV7), 2023-2024, VUP

Reference ID

RWA-NISR-EICV7-VUP-2023-2024-V01

Year

Country

Rwanda

Producer(s)

National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda - Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning

Sponsor(s)

Government of Rwanda - GoR - Funding
World Bank - WB - Financial Partner

Metadata

Created on

Jul 18, 2025

Last modified

Jul 18, 2025

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What did the household do to compensate for the consequences of the chock in the (s5eq3a)
File: vup_s01_s5_s7_household

Overview

Type: Discrete
Format: numeric
Width: 93
Decimals: 0
Range: 1-22

Valid cases: 2204
Invalid: 1567

Categories

Value	Category	Cases
1	Sold household goods (radio, furniture, refrigerator, television, jewellery)	8	0.4%
2	Reduced expenditure on food	754	34.2%
3	Reduced necessary expenditure on health and education	9	0.4%
4	Sold productive assets or means of transport (sewing machine, wheelbarrow, bicycle, car	8	0.4%
5	Used up savings)	49	2.2%
6	Borrowed money from a bank	21	1.0%
7	Borrowed money from an informal money lender	204	9.3%
8	Sold house or land	39	1.8%
9	Withdrew a child from school	1	0.0%
10	Sold more animals (non - productive) than usual	27	1.2%
11	Sold our last female animals	126	5.7%
12	Some household members migrated to find work	2	0.1%
13	Entire household migrated	2	0.1%
14	Resorted to begging, or to other degrading sources of income, illegal work, or high risk jobs	13	0.6%
15	Received help from religious institution	5	0.2%
16	Received help from abroad (non-relative)	0	0.0%
17	Received help from local NGO/private organization	4	0.2%
18	Received help from government organization	117	5.3%
19	Received help from family and/or friends	202	9.2%
20	Started a new business	3	0.1%
21	Worked longer hours and/or worked more	599	27.2%
22	Other, Specify	11	0.5%
Sysmiss		1567

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