Household wealth index used 11 variables from the pooled datasets including source of drinking water, type of toilet, main material of wall, floor, availability of electricity, possession of radio, television, fridge, bicycle, motorcycle and car.
This index gives each household a score on each of the following variables: source of drinking water; toilet facilities; material of floor; availability of electricity; ownership of a radio; ownership of a television set; ownership of a refrigerator; and means of transportation.
cCategorised based on total score of socioeconomic status (SES) criteria of local government (ownership of the house, monthly income, monthly expenditure, type of floor, and availability of latrine).
SES was categorised based on the criteria of the local government (ownership of the house, monthly income, monthly expenditure, type of floor, and availability of latrine).
During World War II, as Weil's mania for affliction intensified, she would insist on sleeping on the floor despite the availability of beds, and while visiting a farmer friend demanded to be lodged in a decrepit hovel miles away.
But unlike these other sites, for any property that is rated four stars or better, or for any reservation that totals at least $400, Room 77 offers a virtual concierge service that takes into account which room characteristics are the most important to you, such as a skyline view, a far distance from the lifts, floor preference and availability of a spare cot for a young child.
32 The SES index was created based on the research team's observations of the following variables: housing materials (walls, roof, floor, and window), availability of certain household appliances (refrigerator, TV, DVD, computer, radio, washing machine, motorcycle, and type of stove), number of rooms in the house, and having a phone (landline) and electricity.
The household wealth index was developed using principal components analysis [ 28] with variables on asset ownership (radio, telephone, television, refrigerator, cupboard, bicycle, motorcycle, car/truck); structural materials of the dwelling (floor, wall, roof); availability of electricity, water and sanitation services; number of rooms in the house; and house ownership.
Briefly, five variables were evaluated: number of persons in the house, number of rooms in the house, material of the floor of the house, availability of drinkable water, and form of elimination of excreta.
Briefly, five variables were evaluated: number of persons in the house, number of rooms in the house, material of the floor of the house, availability of drinkable water, and form of elimination of excretes.
Part B involved items on the school building e.g. number of floors, entrance for schoolchildren, availability of an elevator and location and visibility of stairs.
