china economic, population, nutrition, and health survey

CHINA ECONOMIC, POPULATION, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH SURVEY

2006 COMMUNITY QUESTIONNAIRE

Province: 21 Liaoning 23 Heilongjiang 32 Jiangsu 37 Shandong 41 Henan GGT142 Hubei 43 Hunan 45 Guangxi 52 Guizhou

Urban Site: 1 Rural Site: 2 GT2City: __________ County: ___________ GT31 First city 1 First county2 Second city 2 Second county

3 Third county4 Fourth county

Neighborhood: _____________ Village (Town): ___________ GGT401 First [urban] neighborhood 01 County town neighborhood02 Second [urban] neighborhood 02 First village03 Third suburban village (neighborhood) 03 Second village04 Fourth suburban village (neighborhood) 04 Third village05 Fifth [urban] neighborhood 05 County town neighborhood06 Sixth [urban] neighborhood 06 Fourth village07 Seventh suburban village (neighborhood) 07 Fifth village08 Eighth suburban village (neighborhood) 08 Sixth village09 Ninth [urban] neighborhood 09 County town neighborhood10 Tenth [urban] neighborhood 10 Seventh village11 Eleventh suburban village (neighborhood) 11 Eighth village12 Twelfth suburban village (neighborhood) 12 Ninth village

Coordinators Latitude:____________ GG.GGGGGT8Longitude:__________ GGG.GGGGGT9

Name of Respondent: ___________

Interview Date: ____Year _____Month ____Day GGGGGGGGT7

Completion Evaluation: 1 Good 2 OK 3 Poor GCO

Interviewer Name: ________ Number: __________ GGT6c

Supervisor Name: _________ Number: __________ GGT6d

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One Community questionnaire should be completed for each village/neighborhood. Note that eachcommunity (village or neighborhood) is a government-designated administrative district, not a naturalpopulation cluster. The Community questionnaire includes the following sections:

Part A INFRASTRUCTURE, SERVICES AND ORGANIZATIONI Community Background (ask community head)........................................................................ 2

II Demographics (ask community head and community accountant)............................................ 3III TV Channels (ask community head).......................................................................................... 5IV Child Care Facilities and Schools (ask community head).......................................................... 7V Large Stores, Supermarkets, Hypermarkets and Cooperatives: Presence, Location, Size and

Impact on Other Food Retailers (ask community head)............................................................. 7VI Free Markets: Presence, Location and Size (ask community head)........................................... 10

VII Supermarket/Hypermarket to which Most Residents in this Village/Neighborhood Go ToShop (ask Center for Disease Control food safety/inspection staff)............................................ 12

VIII Fast Food Restaurants (ask community head)............................................................................ 12IX Recreational Facilities (ask community head)............................................................................ 13X Other Facilities and Services (ask community head)................................................................. 14

XI Medical Insurance (ask community health worker)................................................................... 16XII Health Facilities (ask community health worker)....................................................................... 16

XIII Family Planning (ask community family planning head)........................................................... 19

Part B PRICES OF FOOD AND SPECIFIC LIVING MATERIAL(ask community head or appropriate vendor/salesperson)

I Food Grains................................................................................................................................. 21II Cooking Oil and Sugar................................................................................................................ 21

III Vegetables and Fruits.................................................................................................................. 22IV Meat and Poultry......................................................................................................................... 22V Fresh Milk................................................................................................................................... 22

VI Preserved Milk Products............................................................................................................. 22VII Fish.............................................................................................................................................. 23

VIII Bean Curd.................................................................................................................................... 23IX Fuel.............................................................................................................................................. 23X Cigarette, Alcohol & Soft Drinks ............................................................................................ 24

XI Medicines.................................................................................................................................... 24

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PART A: INFRASTRUCTURE, SERVICES AND ORGANIZATION

I. COMMUNITY BACKGROUND (ask community head)

* From the official records, obtain the following statistics:

1. To which administrative district did this community belong in 2004? GO1a1 city neighborhood2 suburban neighborhood3 town neighborhood4 rural village

2. Has the administrative district of this community changed since 2004? GO1b0 no (skip to Question 5)1 yes9 unknown (skip to Question 5)

3. What is the current administrative district of this community? GO1c1 city neighborhood2 suburban neighborhood3 town neighborhood4 rural village5 other (specify: __________)

4. In which year was the administrative district of the community changed? GGGGO1d

5. Has the geographic boundary of this community changed since 2004? GO2560 no (skip to Table 1)1 yes

6. In which year was the geographic boundary changed? GGGGO257

7. What is the population of the village/neighborhood? GGGGG O0* If “unknown,” record -9999.

8. What was the area of the village/ neighborhood? (square km) GGG.GGO1* If “unknown,” record -99.99.

9. How many households are in this village/neighborhood? GGGGO0a

10. What is the total population of this county/city? GGGGGGGGO270* If the community is a town neighborhood/rural village, record thetotal population of the county. If the community is an urban/suburbanneighborhood, record the total population of the city.

11. What is the total area of this county/city? (square km) GGGG.GGO271* If the community is a town neighborhood/rural village, record thetotal area of the county. If the community is an urban/suburbanneighborhood, record the total area of the city.

* Ask Questions 13-15 for rural villages/suburban neighborhoods only.

12. Is this village/neighborhood located in a model township? GO9k0 no (skip to the next section)1 yes

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13. At what level is this town a model? GO9l1 county2 provincial3 national4 other (specify: __________)

14. What type of model is it? (there may be more than one type)

(1) Economic development 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO9m_1

(2) Environment and sanitation 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO9m_2

(3) Family planning 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO9m_3

(4) Administrative 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO9m_4

(5) Other (specify: __________) 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO9m_5

II. DEMOGRAPHICS (ask community head and community accountant)* Ask Question 1 for rural villages/suburban neighborhoods only.

1. What was the average income (yuan) per person in this village/neighborhood in:

(1) 2003 __________ yuan GGGGGO9n

(2) 2004 __________ yuan GGGGGO9o

(3) 2005 __________ yuan GGGGGO9p

* Ask Questions 3-4 about each occupation and record the answers in Table 2.

Table 2. Common Occupations

2Occupation

3What is the daily wage for this occupation

in the village/neighborhood? (yuan)* If “unknown,” record -99.

4In addition to this wage,is free food provided?

0 no 1 yes 9 unknown

Ordinary male worker O47a GGG O47b G

Ordinary female worker O47c GGG O47d G

Primary school teacher O272 GGG O273 G

Middle school teacher O274 GGG O275 G

Nanny hired by households O48 GGG O48a G

Ordinary construction worker O49 GGG O50 G

5. What is the monthly income for a driver who is employed by a work unit and GGGGO51lives in this village/neighborhood? (yuan)

6. Is there an open trade area, an open city, or a special economic zone near this GO40village/neighborhood (within two hours by bus)?

0 no1 yes

7. What percentage of the work force in this village/neighborhood:

(1) Is engaged mainly in agricultural activity (%) GGGO42

(2) Worked out of town for > 1 month last year (%) GGGO43

(3) Works in enterprises employing $ 20 people (%) GGGO44

(4) Works in enterprises employing < 20 people (%) GGGO45

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8. Are there any enterprises run by the village/neighborhood? GO520 no (skip to Question 16)1 yes

9. How many such enterprises are there? GGGO53

10. What percentage of enterprises in this village/neighborhood are run by the GGGO63village/neighborhood? (%)

* Ask Questions 13-14 for rural villages/suburban neighborhoods only and record the answers in Table 3.

Table 3. Subsidies Supported by Village/Neighborhood Enterprises

11Item

Number

12Program

13Do revenues collected from

village/neighborhood enterprises fundthis welfare benefit/subsidy or service?

0 no 1 yes* If “no,” skip down to next item.

14What percentage

of the total revenueis devoted to this

service? (%)

1 Housing subsidyO64G

O65GG.GG

2 Health insurance G GG.GG

3 Education subsidies G GG.GG

4 Irrigation G GG.GG

5 Road repair/construction G GG.GG

6Farm inputs and equipmentrenovation, maintenance, etc. G GG.GG

7Pensions, retirement salary,death compensation G GG.GG

8 Grain subsidy G GG.GG

9 Electricity subsidy G GG.GG

15. How many private enterprises are in this village/neighborhood? GGGO56a

16. Is there farm land in this village/neighborhood? GO570 no (skip to Question 18)1 yes

17. What percentage of the farm land is:

(1) Irrigated (%) GGGO57a

(2) Irrigated by unified irrigation (%) GGGO57b

(3) Collectively plowed (%) GGGO57c

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18. How many of these businesses are currently operating in this village/neighborhood?

(1) Fast food restaurants (e.g., McDonald’s, Kentucky Fried Chicken) GGO276

(2) Other indoor restaurants GGO60

(3) Outdoor fixed food stalls GGO61

(4) Mobile food carts that sell cooked food GGO62(e.g., dumplings, steamed bread, pancakes)

(5) Bakeries and vendors that sell fried, twisted bread or other breakfast foods GGO277

(6) Bars and vendors that sell alcoholic beverages GGO278

(7) Ice cream parlors GGO279

(8) Fruit/vegetable stores and vendors (excluding seasonal vendors) GGO280

(9) Cafes (coffee or tea houses) GGO281

(10) Internet cafes GGO282

III. TV CHANNELS (ask community head)

* Ask Questions 3-4 about each TV channel and record the answers in Table 4.

Table 4. TV Channels

1Station Type

2Channel Name

3Is this channel available

to residents in thisvillage/neighborhood?

0 no 1 yes* If “no,” skip down

to next item.

4In which year

was this channelfirst available? *If “unknown,”

record -999.

1 Central TV 101 News/Public Service ChannelO92G

O93GGGG

102 Finance Channel G GGGG103 Arts Channel G GGGG104 International Channel G GGGG105 Sports Channel G GGGG106 Movie Channel G GGGG107 Military/Agriculture/Children’s G GGGG108 TV Series and TV Movie Channel G GGGG109 Educational Channel G GGGG110 English Language Channel G GGGG111 Science Channel G GGGG112 Traditional Chinese Opera and G GGGG113 Western China Channel G GGGG114 Children’s Channel G GGGG115 Popular Music Channel G GGGG116 News Channel G GGGG

2 Local TV 201 Province G GGGG202 City G GGGG203 County G GGGG

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3 Satellite TV 301 Beijing G GGGG302 Tianjin G GGGG303 Hebei G GGGG304 Shanxi G GGGG305 Inner Mongolia G GGGG306 Liaoning G GGGG307 Jilin G GGGG308 Heilongjiang G GGGG309 Shanghai G GGGG310 Jiangsu G GGGG311 Zhejiang G GGGG312 Anhui G GGGG313 Fujian G GGGG314 Jiangxi G GGGG315 Shandong G GGGG316 Henan G GGGG317 Hubei G GGGG318 Hunan G GGGG319 Guangdong G GGGG320 Guangxi G GGGG321 Hainan G GGGG322 Sichuan G GGGG323 Chongqing G GGGG324 Guizhou G GGGG325 Yunnan G GGGG326 Tibet G GGGG327 Shaanxi G GGGG328 Gansu G GGGG329 Qinghai G GGGG330 Ningxia G GGGG331 Xinjiang G GGGG332 Hong Kong G GGGG334 China Entertainment TV G GGGG333 Other (specify: _______) G GGGG

4 Cable TV 400 Cable TV G GGGG

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IV. CHILD CARE FACILITIES AND SCHOOLS (ask community head)

* Ask Questions 2-4 about each type of facility and record the answers in Table 5.

Table 5. Child Care Facilities

1Age Group

2Is there a child care facility for this age

group in this village/neighborhood?0 no 1 yes

* If “yes,” skip to Question 4.

3If “no,” how far away is the

nearest child care facilityof this type? (km)

4What is the average

monthly feefor this age group?

(yuan)

< 3 yearsO67aG

O68aGG.G

O69aGGG.G

3-6 years G GG.G GGG.G

*Ask Questions 5-8 for rural villages/suburban neighborhoods only.

5. Is there a preschool for children managed by a primary school in this village/neighborhood? GO760 no (skip to Table 6)1 yes

6. What is the minimum age of children who can go to this school? (years) GO76a

7. Is there a charge for a child to attend this preschool? GO770 no (skip to Table 6)1 yes

8. What is the fee per child per semester, excluding food? (yuan) GGGGGO78a

* Ask Questions 10-11 about each type of school and record the answers in Table 6.

Table 6. Public Schools

9School Type

10Is there a school of this type

in this village/neighborhood?0 no 1 yes 9 unknown

* If “yes,” skip down to next item.

11If “no,” how far away is thenearest school of this type?

(km)* If “unknown,” record -99.9.

Primary school O79 G O80 GGG.G

Lower middle school O81 G O82 GGG.G

Upper middle school O83 G O84 GGG.G

Vocational upper middle schoolor vocational technical school O85 G O86 GGG.G

V. LARGE STORES, SUPERMARKETS, HYPERMARKETS AND COOPERATIVES:PRESENCE, LOCATION, SIZE AND IMPACT ON OTHER FOOD RETAILERS(ask community head)* A “hypermarket” is a very large store that sells products found in supermarkets as well as productscommonly found in department stores.

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* Ask Questions 3-6 about each product and record the answers in Table 7.

3. To what large store/supermarket/hypermarket/cooperative do residents in this village/neighborhood go most often to buy this product?* Record the store name in item 3 in Table 7.

4. What type of store is this?1 Western-owned supermarket/hypermarket

(e.g., Metro, Makro, Carrefour, Wal-Mart, Auchan)2 Chinese-owned supermarket/hypermarket (e.g., Lianhua, Hualian, Huarun-Wanjia,

Wumei)3 other Asian-owned supermarket/hypermarket

(e.g., Park ’n Shop, Trust-Mart, Lotus, Acon/Jusco, Ito-Yokado)4 other large store or cooperative store5 other store9 never buy or no store available

5. Where is this large store/supermarket/hypermarket/cooperative?1 in this village/neighborhood2 in this city but a different neighborhood3 in another village/town/city9 never buy or no store available

6. How far away is this large store/supermarket/hypermarket/cooperative? (km)* If in this village/neighborhood, record 00.0. Otherwise, record the actual distance.

Table 7. Large Stores/Supermarkets/Hypermarkets/Cooperatives Where You Buy Food andOther Products

1Item

Number

2Item Name

3StoreName

4Type

5Location

6Distance (km)

1 Food grainsO283G

O13aG

O14aGG.G

2 Cooking oil G G GG.G3 Vegetables G G GG.G3a Fruits G G GG.G4 Meat, poultry & eggs G G GG.G5 Fresh milk G G GG.G

6Preserved milk(canned milk, infantformula, etc.)

G G GG.G

7 Fish G G GG.G8 Bean curd G G GG.G

11 Cigarettes G G GG.G12 Alcohol G G GG.G13 Soft drinks G G GG.G

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7. How many supermarkets or hypermarkets are within 5 kilometers from this GGO284village/neighborhood?

8. Where is the supermarket/hypermarket to which most residents in this GO285village/neighborhood go to shop?

1 in this village/neighborhood2 in this city but a different neighborhood3 in another village/town/city 9 no supermarket/hypermarket available (skip to Question 11)

9. How far away is this supermarket/hypermarket? (km) GG.GO286* If in this village/neighborhood, record 00.0. Otherwise, record the actual distance.

10. Is this supermarket/hypermarket Western-owned, Chinese-owned, or owned by GO287another Asian country (e.g., Thailand, Malaysia, Japan)?

1 Western-owned (e.g., Metro, Makro, Carrefour, Wal-Mart, Auchan)2 Chinese-owned (e.g., Lianhua, Hualian, Huarun-Wanjia, Wumei)3 other-Asian-owned (e.g., Park ’n Shop, Trust-Mart, Lotus, Acon/Jusco,

Ito-Yokado)9 unknown

11. Where is the Western-owned supermarket/hypermarket nearest this GO288village/neighborhood?

1 in this village/neighborhood2 in this city but a different neighborhood3 in another village/town/city9 no Western supermarket/hypermarket available (skip to Question 13)

12. How far away is this Western supermarket/hypermarket? (km) GG.GO289* If in this village/neighborhood, record 00.0. Otherwise, record the actual distance.

13. Where is the Chinese-owned supermarket/hypermarket nearest this GO290village/neighborhood?

1 in this village/neighborhood2 in this city but a different neighborhood3 in another village/town/city9 no Chinese supermarket/hypermarket available (skip to Question 15)

14. How far away is this Chinese supermarket/hypermarket? (km) GG.GO291* If in this village/neighborhood, record 00.0. Otherwise, record the actual distance.

15. Where is the other-Asian-owned supermarket/hypermarket (Thai, Malaysian, GO292Japanese) near this village/neighborhood?

1 in this village/neighborhood2 in this city but a different neighborhood3 in another village/town/city9 no other-Asian supermarket/hypermarket available (skip to Question 17)

16. How far away is this other-Asian supermarket/hypermarket? (km) GG.GO293* If in this village/neighborhood, record 00.0. Otherwise, record the actual distance.

17. During the past 3 years, how many food retailers within 5 kilometers have GGO294agone out of business?

18. During the past 3 years, how many new supermarkets/hypermarkets within 5 GGO295kilometers have opened?

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Table 8. Nontraditional Foods Commonly Found in Supermarkets/Hypermarkets

19Food item

20Is this food commonly found in

supermarkets/hypermarkets?0 no 1 yes

9 no supermarket/hypermarketavailable

21Is this food commonlyfound in free markets?

0 no 1 yes9 no free market available

Non-sweetened instant cereals O296 G O297 G

Sweetened instant cereals O298 G O299 G

Potato chips or sticks O300 G O301 G

Chocolate or chocolate snack bars O302 G O303 G

Healthy snack foods (low in fat orsugar, according to label)

O304 G O305 G

Cow’s milk (fresh) O306 G O307 G

VI. FREE MARKETS: PRESENCE, LOCATION AND SIZE (ask community head)


3. To what free market do residents in this village/neighborhood go most often to buy this product?* Record the market name in item 3 in Table 9. If the free market has no name, record its accurateaddress.

4. Where is this free market?1 in this village/neighborhood2 in this city but a different neighborhood3 in another village/town/city9 never buy or no market available

5. How far away is this free market? (km)* If in this village/neighborhood, record 00.0. Otherwise, record the actual distance.

6. How many days per week is this free market open?

7. Do residents in this village/neighborhood purchase this item more often in this free market than insupermarkets/hypermarkets?

0 no1 yes

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Table 9. Free Markets Where You Buy Food and Other Products

1Item

Number

2Item Name

3Free

MarketName

4Location

5Distance

(km)

6Days/Week

7MoreOften

PurchasedHere?

1 Food grainsO16G

O17GG.G

O17aG

O308G

2 Cooking oil G GG.G G G

3 Vegetables G GG.G G G

3a Fruits G GG.G G G

4Meat, poultry andeggs G GG.G G G

5 Fresh milk G GG.G G G

6Preserved milk(canned milk, infantformula, etc.)

G GG.G G G

7 Fish G GG.G G G

8 Bean curd G GG.G G G

11 Cigarettes G GG.G G G

12 Alcohol G GG.G G G

13 Soft drinks G GG.G G G

8. How many free markets are within 5 kilometers from this GGO309avillage/neighborhood?

9. Where is the free market nearest this village/neighborhood? GO3101 in this village/neighborhood2 in this city but a different neighborhood3 in another village/town/city9 no free market available (skip to Question 12)

10. How far away is this free market? (km)* If in this village/neighborhood, record 00.0. Otherwise, record the actualdistance.

11. Is this free market open-air or enclosed? GO3121 open-air2 enclosed

12. How many vendors are currently operating in the largest free market to which GGGO313residents in this village/neighborhood go to shop?

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13. If the following foods are available from supermarkets/hypermarkets, areresidents in this village/neighborhood less likely to purchase them from freemarkets?

(1) Food grains 0 no 1 yes GO314

(2) Fruits 0 no 1 yes GO315

(3) Vegetables 0 no 1 yes GO316

(4) Snack foods 0 no 1 yes GO317

(5) Packaged[/instant] foods 0 no 1 yes GO318

* Check Section V/Question 8 on page 9.If Q8=1,2,3: Visit this supermarket/hypermarket and fill in all information in Section VII below.If Q8=9: Skip to Section VIII.

VII. SUPERMARKET/HYPERMARKET TO WHICH MOST RESIDENTS IN THISVILLAGE/NEIGHBORHOOD GO TO SHOP(ask Center for Disease Control food safety/inspection staff)

1. How big is this supermarket/hypermarket?

(1) Total number of floors GGO319

(2) Total area of all floors (square meters) GGGGGO320


Table 10. Supermarket/Hypermarket Food Retail Environment: Variety and Availability

2Food item

3How many different types ofthis food are available in thissupermarket/hypermarket?

4How much total shelf space is

used for this food(square meters)?

Fresh fruit O321 GGG O322 GG

Fresh vegetables O323 GGG O324 GG

Snack foods, candy O325 GGG O326 GG

VIII. FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS (ask community head)

1. Are there any fast food restaurants, such as McDonald’s or Kentucky Fried Chicken,near this village/neighborhood?

GO327

0 no (skip to the next section)1 yes9 unknown (skip to the next section)

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* Ask Questions 3-5 about each restaurant and record the answers in Table 11.

Table 11. Fast Food Restaurants

2Item

Number

3What is the name of this

fast food restaurant?

4Where is this restaurant?

1 in this village/neighborhood2 in this city but a different neighborhood3 in another village/town/city9 unknown or no restaurant of this type available* If code 9 is used, skip down to next item.

5How far away is this

restaurant? (km)* If in this

village/neighborhood,record 000.0. Otherwise,record the actual distance.

1 McDonald’sO248G

O249GGG.G

2 Kentucky Fried Chicken G GGG.G

2a Pizza Hut G GGG.G

3 Other (specify: _______ ) G GGG.G

4 Other (specify: _______ ) G GGG.G

IX. RECREATIONAL FACILITIES (ask community head)

1. Where is the gym or exercise center nearest this village/neighborhood? GO2501 in this village/neighborhood2 in this city but a different neighborhood3 in another village/town/city9 no gym/exercise center available (skip to Question 3)

2. How far away is this gym/exercise center? (km) GG.GO251* If in this village/neighborhood, record 00.0. Otherwise, record the actual distance.

3. Where is the park/public recreation place nearest this village/neighborhood? GO252* Parks/public recreation places are spaces with or without facilities for children oradults to play or participate in sports/physical activities.

1 in this village/neighborhood2 in this city but a different neighborhood3 in another village/town/city9 no park/public recreation place available (skip to Question 6)

4. How far away is this park/public recreation place? (km) GG.GO253* If in this village/neighborhood, record 00.0. Otherwise, record the actual distance.

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5. Does this park/public recreation place have the following facilities?

(1) Soccer fields 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO328

(2) Basketball courts 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO329

(3) Volleyball, badminton or tennis courts 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO330

(4) Running or walking trails 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO331

(5) Ping pong tables 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO332

(6) Other special sports facilities (specify:____) 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO333

6. Where is the playground nearest this village/neighborhood which is accessible to mostresidents?

GO334

* Playgrounds are spaces with facilities for children or adults to play or participate in sports/physical activities which are maintained by an institution, school, or governmentdepartment but may have restricted use (e.g., employees of the institution or students ofthe school only).

1 in this village/neighborhood2 in this city but a different neighborhood3 in another village/town/city9 no playground available (skip to the next section)

7. How far away is this playground? (km) GG.GO335* If in this village/neighborhood, record 00.0. Otherwise, record the actual distance.

8. Does this playground have the following facilities?

(1) Soccer fields 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO336

(2) Basketball courts 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO337

(3) Volleyball, badminton or tennis courts 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO338

(4) Running or walking trails 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO339

(5) Ping pong tables 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO340

(6) Other special sports facilities (specify:_____) 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO341

X. OTHER FACILITIES AND SERVICES (ask community head)

1. Are there fewer residents who bike to work now than in 2004 in this village/neighborhood? GO2540 no (skip to Question 3)1 yes

2. Why did they stop biking to work?

(1) Environmental pollution 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO255_1

(2) Too much traffic or traffic too dangerous 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO255_2

(3) Fewer bicycle lanes now 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO255_3

(3a) Drive car/take taxi now 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO255_3a

(4) Other (specify: __________) 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO255_4

3. What is the most common characteristic of the roads in or around this GO23village/neighborhood?

1 dirt2 stone, gravel, or mixed material (skip to Question 6)3 paved road (skip to Question 6)

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4. Are there any stone, gravel, or paved roads? GO23a0 no1 yes (skip to Question 6)

5. How far away is the nearest stone, gravel, or paved road? (km) GG.GO24

6. Are the following services available in this village/neighborhood?

(1) Convenient telegraph service 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO25

(2) Convenient telephone service 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO26

(3) Cell phone service 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO342

(4) Convenient internet service 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO343

(5) Convenient fax service 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO26a

(6) Postal service 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO27

(7) Provincial daily newspaper received on the 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO28day it is published

(8) Convenient movies 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GO29

7. Is electricity available in this village/neighborhood? GO300 no (skip to Question 10)1 yes

8. When electricity is supplied, how many hours per day, on the average, is GGO31electricity available? (hours)

9. On the average, how many days per week is the electricity cut off? GO32

10. Is there a bus stop (or long distance bus stop) in this village/neighborhood? GO330 no1 yes (skip to Question 13)

11. How far away is the nearest bus stop? (km) GG.GO34

12. How often does the bus serve this bus stop? (minutes) GGGO344

13. Is this village/neighborhood near a train station? GO350 no1 yes (skip to Question 15)

14. How far away is the nearest train station? (km) GGG.GO36

15. Are public baths available in this village/neighborhood? GO370 no1 yes (skip to Question 17)

16. How far away is the nearest public bath? (km) GG.GO38

17. Is this village/neighborhood near a navigable river? GO390 no1 yes

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XI. MEDICAL INSURANCE (ask community health worker)* Ask Questions 3-4 about each type of medical insurance and record the answers in Table 12.

Table 12. Medical Insurance

1Item

Number

2Insurance Type

3Does this village/

neighborhood have thistype of medical

insurance?0 no 1 yes 9 unknown* If “no” or “unknown,”skip down to next item.

4In which year wasthis insurance first

available?* If “unknown,”

record -999.

0 Commercial insuranceO8cbG

O8ccGGGG

1 Free Medical Insurance G GGGG

9 Urban Employee Medical Insurance:Passway Model

G GGGG

10 Urban Employee Medical Insuracne:Block Model

G GGGG

11 Urban Employee Medical Insurance:Catastrophic Disease insurance

G GGGG

4 Cooperative insurance G GGGG

6 Health insurance for women andchildren

G GGGG

7 EPI (expanded program ofimmunization) insurance for children

G GGGG

8 Other (specify: ________) G GGGG

XII. HEALTH FACILITIES (ask community health worker)* Ask Questions 2-9 about each health facility and record the answers in Table 13.

2. When residents in this village/neighborhood need health services, what health facilities can they use?* Record the name of each facility in item 2 in Table 13.

3. What type of facility is this?01 village clinic 09 city maternal and child hospital02 private clinic 10 city hospital03 work unit clinic 11 worker’s hospital04 other clinic 12 other hospital05 town family planning service 13 drug store06 town hospital 15 other (specify: __________)07 county maternal and child hospital - 9 unknown08 county hospital

4. Where is this facility?1 in this village/neighborhood2 in this city but a different neighborhood3 in another village/town/city

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5. How far away is this facility? (km)* If in this village/neighborhood, record 000.0. Otherwise, record the actual distance.

6. On the average, how many hours per week is this facility open for business?

7. How many doctors does this facility have?

8. How many hospital beds does this facility have?

9. How much is the registration fee at this facility? (yuan)

* If respondent does not report at least 1 clinic, go back to Question 2 and ask about the mostcommonly used clinic. If respondent does not report at least 1 hospital, go back to Question 2 andask about the most commonly used hospital.

Table 13. Health Facilities1

FacilityNumber

2FacilityName

3FacilityType

4Location

5Distance

(km)

6Business

Hours(hrs/wk)

7Number of

Doctors

8Number ofHospital

Beds

9Registra-tion Fee(yuan)

1O19bGG

O20G

O21GGG.G

O21aGGG

O21bGGGG

O21cGGGG

O21dGG.G

2 GG G GGG.G GGG GGGG GGGG GG.G






10. Have any new clinics or hospitals opened in this village/neighborhood since 2004? GO21e0 no (skip to Question 19)1 yes

* Ask Questions 12-18 about each new health facility and record the answers in Table 14.

12. What is the name of this facility?* Record the name of each facility in item 12 of Table 14.

13. What type of facility is this?01 village clinic 09 city maternal and child hospital02 private clinic 10 city hospital03 work unit clinic 11 worker’s hospital04 other clinic 12 other hospital05 town family planning service 13 drug store06 town hospital 15 other (specify: __________)07 county maternal and child hospital - 9 unknown08 county hospital

14. Approximately when did this facility open for business? (year)

15. On the average, how many hours per week is this facility open for business?

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16. How many doctors does this facility have?

17. How many hospital beds does this facility have?

18. How much is the registration fee at this facility? (yuan)

Table 14. Newly Opened Health Facilities

11FacilityNumber

12FacilityName

13Facility Type

14Year

Opened

15Business

Hours(hrs/wk)

16Number of

Doctors

17Number ofHospital

Beds

18RegistrationFee (yuan)

1O231aGG

O232GGGG

O233GGG

O234GGGG

O235GGGG

O236GG.G

2 GG GGGG GGG GGGG GGGG GG.G



19. Did any clinic or hospital that residents from this village/neighborhood used regularly GO236ago out of business, or was any clinic/hospital replaced by another type of health facilitysince 2004?

0 no (skip to the next section)1 yes

* Ask Questions 21-27 about each health facility and record the answers in Table 15.

21. What was the name of this facility?* Record the name of each facility in item 21 in Table 15.

22. What type of facility was this?01 village clinic 09 city maternal and child hospital02 private clinic 10 city hospital03 work unit clinic 11 worker’s hospital04 other clinic 12 other hospital05 town family planning service 13 drug store06 town hospital 15 other (specify: __________)07 county maternal and child hospital - 9 unknown08 county hospital

23. Was this facility replaced by another type of facility?0 no (skip to Question 25)1 yes

24. Type of facility after replacement?01 village clinic 09 city maternal and child hospital02 private clinic 10 city hospital03 work unit clinic 11 worker’s hospital04 other clinic 12 other hospital05 town family planning service 13 drug store06 town hospital 15 other (specify: __________)07 county maternal and child hospital - 9 unknown08 county hospital

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25. Where was this facility?1 in this village/neighborhood2 in this city/town but a different neighborhood3 in another village/town/city

26. How far away was this facility? (km)* If in this village/neighborhood, record 000.0. Otherwise, record the actual distance.

27. In which year did this facility go out of business?

Table 15. Health Facilities Closed or Replaced

20FacilityNum-

ber

21FacilityName

22FacilityType

23Replaced?

24Facility Type

AfterReplacement

25Location

26Distance (km)

27Year Went Out

of Business

1O238aGG

O239G

O240aGG

O241G

O242GGG.G

O243GGGG

2 GG G GG G GGG.G GGGG

3 GG G GG G GGG.G GGGG

XIII. FAMILY PLANNING (ask community family planning head)

1. What percentage of the population in this village/neighborhood is from each of the following ethnic groups (nationalities)?* Percentages must add up to 100%.

(1) Han (if 100%, [record 100, then] skip to Question 4) GGGR6j_1

(2) Miao GGGR6j_6

(3) Buyi GGGR6j_9

(4) Man GGGR6j_11

(5) Tujia GGGR6j_15

(6) Other (specify: __________) GGGR6j_20

2. Is the family planning policy the same for minorities as it is for Han nationality? GR6b0 no1 yes

3. Are minority couples in this village/neighborhood allowed to have two children? GR6k0 no1 yes, but only if both the husband and wife are minorities2 yes, as long as either the husband or wife is a minority

4. Are all couples in this village/neighborhood allowed to have more than two children? GR6i0 no1 yes (skip to Question 7)

5. Are all couples in this village/neighborhood allowed to have two children? GR60 no1 yes (skip to Question 7)

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6. Are couples of Han nationality allowed to have two children if:

(1) Their first child is a girl 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GR1

(2) Each parent is an only child 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GR3

(3) Both parents have certain special occupations 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GR4

(4) There are other exceptions (specify:________) 0 no 1 yes 9 unknown GR5d

7. Have the local cadres implemented the family planning responsibility system? GR20d0 no1 yes, connected with economic rewards2 yes, not connected with economic rewards

8. Do couples receive a subsidy if they have only one child? GR160 no1 yes

9. Do one-child families receive child health care subsidies? GR330 no1 yes

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PART B: PRICES OF FOOD AND SPECIFIC LIVING MATERIAL(ask community head or appropriate vendor/salesperson)

* Obtain the following prices at the time of interview. If the village/neighborhood doesn’t have theitem or the price is “unknown,” record -9.9.

Table I. Food Grains

ItemNumber

Food Name Large Store Retail Price(yuan)

Free Market Price(yuan)

1 Good rice (per jin)P96

GG.GP8

GG.G

2 Rice, most commonly eaten (per jin) GG.G GG.G

3 Bleached flour (per jin) GG.G GG.G

4 Unbleached flour (per jin) GG.G GG.G

5 Noodles made of bleached flour (per jin) GG.G GG.G

6 Noodles made of unbleached flour (per jin) GG.G GG.G

7 Corn flour (per jin) GG.G GG.G

8 Millet (per jin) GG.G GG.G

9 Sorghum (per jin) GG.G GG.G

Table II. Cooking Oil and Sugar

ItemNumber



1 Rape seed oil (per jin)P97

GG.GP16

GG.G

2 Soybean oil (per jin) GG.G GG.G

3 Peanut oil (per jin) GG.G GG.G

4 Cottonseed oil (per jin) GG.G GG.G

5 Tea oil (per jin) GG.G GG.G

6 White sugar (per jin) GG.G GG.G

7 Eggs (per jin) GG.G GG.G

8 Soy sauce, most commonly used (per jin) GG.G GG.G

9 Vinegar, most commonly used (per jin) GG.G GG.G

10 Refined oil (per jin) GG.G GG.G

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Table III. Vegetables and Fruits

ItemNumber


Free Market Price (yuan)

1 Green vegetables (rape) (per jin)P98

GG.GP24

GG.G

2 Cabbage (per jin) GG.G GG.G

3 Vegetable, most commonly eaten (per jin)(specify:_________)

GG.G GG.G

4 Apple (per jin) GG.G GG.G

5 Orange (per jin) GG.G GG.G

Table IV. Meat and Poultry

ItemNumber



1 Pork, fatty and lean (per jin)P99

GG.GP32

GG.G

2 Pork, lean (per jin) GG.G GG.G

3 Live chicken (per jin) GG.G GG.G

4 Chicken, cleaned (per jin) GG.G GG.G

5 Beef (per jin) GG.G GG.G

6 Mutton (per jin) GG.G GG.G

Table V. Fresh Milk

ItemNumber



1 Fresh milk (per package—250 ml)P100GG.G

P40GG.G

Table VI. Preserved Milk Products

ItemNumber



1 Condensed, sweetened (per jin)P101GG.G

P48GG.G

2 Whole, powdered (per jin) GG.G GG.G

3 Substitute formula, soy or rice (per jin) GG.G GG.G

4 Infant formula (per jin) GG.G GG.G

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Table VII. Fish

ItemNumber



1 Common carp (per jin)P102GG.G

P56GG.G

2 Hair-tailed fish (per jin) GG.G GG.G

2a “Big head” spotted silver carp (per jin) GG.G GG.G

3Fish, most commonly eaten (per jin)(specify: ______)

GG.G GG.G

Table VIII. Bean Curd

ItemNumber



1 Bean curd, pressed (per jin)P103GG.G

P64GG.G

2 Bean curd (per jin) GG.G GG.G

Table IX. Fuel

ItemNumber

Food Name Retail Price (yuan)

1 Coal, honey-combed briquet (per piece)P104GG.G

2 Coal lumps (per jin) GG.G

3 Coal powder (per jin) GG.G

4 Liquified natural gas (per tank) GG.G

5 Gasoline (per liter) GG.G

6 Kerosene (per liter) GG.G

7 Piped gas (per cubic meter) GG.G

8 Electricity (per kilowatt hour) GG.G

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Table X. Cigarette, Alcohol & Soft Drinks

ItemNumber

Food Name Large Store RetailPrice (yuan)


14 Most expensive cigarettesP94

GG.GP91

GG.G

1a Hong Ta Shan (per pack—20 cigarettes) GG.G GG.G

2 Marlboro cigarettes(per pack—20 cigarettes)

GG.G GG.G

1 Local commonly smoked cigarettes(specify: _____) (per pack—20 cigarettes)

GG.G GG.G

3 Local beer (per bottle—640 ml) GG.G GG.G

15 Maotai GG.G GG.G

4a Luzhou aged alcohol (per bottle—500 ml) GG.G GG.G

4 Local liquor (per bottle—500 ml) GG.G GG.G

12 Coca-Cola (per can—355 ml) GG.G GG.G

13 Wahaha Feichang Kela (soft drink with nocaffeine) (per can—355 ml)

GG.G GG.G

Table XI. Medicines

ItemNumber

Food Name Hospital(yuan)

Drug Store(yuan)

6 Cephalosporin (antibiotic) (per 100 pills)P106GG.G

P107GG.G

7 Tagamet (antacid) (per 100 pills) GG.G GG.G

8 Capoten (hypertension drug)(per 100 pills)

GG.G GG.G

9 Shuanghuanglian (Chinese traditional herbalmedicine used for upper respiratoryinfections) (per 100 pills)

GG.G GG.G

0 Venorutoni (cardiovascular drug)(per 100 pills)

GG.G GG.G

11 Aspirin (per 100 pills) GG.G GG.G

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