In the multivariate analysis, after accounting for the effects of multiple household and household head characteristics, there was almost no association between illness and expenditure.
The traditional transhumance pattern in Bhutan has a unique characteristic of tsamdro (Figure 1) resource-sharing system; multiple households, villages and districts gain grazing access to the same tsamdro during different seasons (Moktan et al. 2008).
To reflect the complexity of living arrangements in South Africa, data are collected on both resident and non-resident household members, and the system allows individuals to be reported as members of multiple households (Hosegood, Benzler, and Solarsh 2005; Hosegood and Timæus 2005).
Then the use of HBT devices was categorised into 'low use' (participants who used less than six multiple household devices) and 'high use' (respondents who used more than six devices).
Our difficulty locating some of the participants for the second interview was likely due to factors related to poverty in this population which can lead to multiple household moves and an inability at times to afford a telephone.
20 In both countries, compounds consist of multiple households (typically 3 10 in Bangladesh and 1 4 in Kenya), usually comprising blood relatives, who share a common courtyard.
In his late forties at the time of their marriage, he had multiple households with an unknown number of wives and offspring.
Tavy and paddy fields are usually owned and managed at the family level, often embracing multiple households spanning two or three generations.
This analysis compares the ecological outcomes and economic efficiency of grassland management models based on single versus multiple households.
The homes are now split among multiple households, including some descended from the original Wang family.
