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Integrated Household Panel Survey 2010-2013 (Short-Term Panel)

Malawi, 2013
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MWI_2010-2013_IHPS_v01_EN_M_v01_A_OCS
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Total rainfall in wettest quarter (mm) within 12-month period starting July 2011 (h2012_wetQ)

Data file: HouseholdGeovariables_IHPS_13

Overview

Valid: 4000
Invalid: 0
Minimum: 417
Maximum: 964
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 0
Start: 89
End: 91
Width: 3
Range: 417 - 964
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Categories
Value Category Cases
417 1
0%
419 2
0.1%
432 1
0%
435 13
0.3%
436 1
0%
441 1
0%
443 5
0.1%
446 1
0%
448 7
0.2%
449 5
0.1%
450 1
0%
452 3
0.1%
453 5
0.1%
454 2
0.1%
456 1
0%
457 7
0.2%
458 2
0.1%
461 1
0%
462 1
0%
463 1
0%
464 1
0%
465 1
0%
466 1
0%
467 3
0.1%
468 3
0.1%
469 3
0.1%
470 6
0.2%
471 11
0.3%
472 22
0.6%
473 15
0.4%
474 19
0.5%
475 11
0.3%
476 24
0.6%
477 20
0.5%
478 15
0.4%
479 18
0.5%
480 5
0.1%
481 4
0.1%
482 18
0.5%
483 34
0.9%
484 38
1%
485 31
0.8%
486 19
0.5%
487 19
0.5%
488 10
0.3%
489 17
0.4%
490 18
0.5%
491 38
1%
492 14
0.4%
493 38
1%
494 73
1.8%
495 85
2.1%
496 44
1.1%
497 34
0.9%
498 34
0.9%
499 42
1.1%
500 22
0.6%
501 12
0.3%
502 15
0.4%
503 19
0.5%
504 26
0.7%
505 29
0.7%
506 9
0.2%
507 8
0.2%
508 5
0.1%
509 11
0.3%
510 20
0.5%
511 36
0.9%
512 14
0.4%
513 28
0.7%
514 20
0.5%
515 19
0.5%
516 16
0.4%
517 19
0.5%
518 26
0.7%
519 31
0.8%
520 26
0.7%
521 47
1.2%
522 26
0.7%
523 13
0.3%
524 7
0.2%
525 22
0.6%
526 24
0.6%
527 34
0.9%
528 23
0.6%
529 34
0.9%
530 54
1.4%
531 16
0.4%
532 9
0.2%
533 7
0.2%
534 5
0.1%
535 38
1%
536 14
0.4%
537 19
0.5%
538 25
0.6%
539 13
0.3%
540 8
0.2%
541 21
0.5%
542 17
0.4%
543 22
0.6%
544 20
0.5%
545 14
0.4%
546 18
0.5%
547 27
0.7%
548 22
0.6%
549 25
0.6%
550 16
0.4%
551 17
0.4%
552 24
0.6%
553 17
0.4%
554 17
0.4%
555 17
0.4%
556 17
0.4%
557 6
0.2%
558 12
0.3%
559 10
0.3%
560 22
0.6%
561 27
0.7%
562 23
0.6%
563 7
0.2%
564 15
0.4%
565 19
0.5%
566 13
0.3%
567 13
0.3%
568 12
0.3%
569 10
0.3%
570 10
0.3%
571 5
0.1%
572 10
0.3%
573 13
0.3%
574 12
0.3%
575 19
0.5%
576 19
0.5%
577 28
0.7%
578 26
0.7%
579 11
0.3%
580 15
0.4%
581 18
0.5%
582 16
0.4%
583 12
0.3%
584 6
0.2%
585 10
0.3%
586 17
0.4%
587 23
0.6%
588 15
0.4%
589 15
0.4%
590 26
0.7%
591 19
0.5%
592 30
0.8%
593 22
0.6%
594 26
0.7%
595 27
0.7%
596 24
0.6%
597 38
1%
598 24
0.6%
599 30
0.8%
600 17
0.4%
601 15
0.4%
602 25
0.6%
603 35
0.9%
604 29
0.7%
605 17
0.4%
606 13
0.3%
607 19
0.5%
608 10
0.3%
609 5
0.1%
610 4
0.1%
611 12
0.3%
612 16
0.4%
613 19
0.5%
614 29
0.7%
615 10
0.3%
616 12
0.3%
617 20
0.5%
618 31
0.8%
619 38
1%
620 40
1%
621 72
1.8%
622 41
1%
623 7
0.2%
624 16
0.4%
625 4
0.1%
626 9
0.2%
627 17
0.4%
628 5
0.1%
629 16
0.4%
630 30
0.8%
631 6
0.2%
632 18
0.5%
633 13
0.3%
634 6
0.2%
635 23
0.6%
636 15
0.4%
637 7
0.2%
638 5
0.1%
639 6
0.2%
640 5
0.1%
641 11
0.3%
642 9
0.2%
643 6
0.2%
644 3
0.1%
645 22
0.6%
646 3
0.1%
647 5
0.1%
648 10
0.3%
649 6
0.2%
650 6
0.2%
651 5
0.1%
652 3
0.1%
653 8
0.2%
654 7
0.2%
655 1
0%
656 5
0.1%
657 3
0.1%
658 9
0.2%
659 5
0.1%
660 6
0.2%
661 16
0.4%
662 8
0.2%
663 15
0.4%
664 26
0.7%
665 11
0.3%
666 6
0.2%
667 10
0.3%
668 10
0.3%
669 5
0.1%
670 23
0.6%
671 5
0.1%
672 7
0.2%
673 6
0.2%
674 19
0.5%
675 29
0.7%
676 16
0.4%
677 9
0.2%
678 4
0.1%
679 5
0.1%
680 2
0.1%
681 7
0.2%
682 7
0.2%
683 7
0.2%
684 6
0.2%
685 8
0.2%
686 11
0.3%
687 2
0.1%
688 2
0.1%
690 5
0.1%
691 2
0.1%
692 5
0.1%
694 2
0.1%
695 4
0.1%
696 11
0.3%
697 4
0.1%
698 1
0%
699 1
0%
701 2
0.1%
703 1
0%
704 11
0.3%
705 6
0.2%
715 1
0%
728 1
0%
733 1
0%
735 1
0%
738 1
0%
745 1
0%
746 2
0.1%
747 2
0.1%
752 1
0%
753 1
0%
754 2
0.1%
756 2
0.1%
757 1
0%
761 1
0%
762 1
0%
766 1
0%
767 1
0%
770 1
0%
773 1
0%
844 1
0%
855 1
0%
912 1
0%
947 1
0%
963 1
0%
964 1
0%
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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