Very upset
Upset
Neither upset nor happy
Happy
Very happy
My family gave them to me or I inherited them
My husband bought them for me/in dowry
I bought them myself
My children bought them for me
I leased it
Other
I got a small loan from an NGO or organization
No
Yes
Joint family house
Joint house
Tent
Temporary shelter
Unemployed / Without Income
Retired
Villager
Unskilled Laborer
Non-Agricultural Unskilled Laborer
Farmer (Cultivates Own Land)
Farmer (Cultivates Others' Land)
Agricultural Laborer
Agricultural / Animal Husbandry Specialist
Veterinarian (University Trained)
Veterinarian (Non-University Trained)
Shepherd
Carpet Weaver
Carpenter
Handicraft Worker
Barber
Steelworker / Blacksmith
Painter
Miller
Shopkeeper
Driver
Cobbler (Fixes Shoes)
Sportsman
Welder
Cotton Carder
Other Professional or Skilled Worker
Mason
Community Health Worker
Doctor
Nurse
Unofficial Midwife
Official Midwife
Pharmacy Owner of Worker
Smuggler
Money Lender (Hawala)
Banker (Bank Employee)
Peddler
Trader / Small Businessman
Student
Teacher
Teacher Manager
Principal
School Cleaner
High Authority of Education
Minister
Provincial Governor
District Governor
Representative of Central Government in District
Representative of Central Government in Province
Member of Parliament
Judge
Civil Servant
NGO Employee
Mullah
Religious Scholar ('Alim Diin)
Mosque Mullah
Clergy (Rohaniyun)
Religious Student (Talib)
Sufi
Mooki
Mookiani
Sayed
Patriarch (Whitebeard)
Head of Shura
Tribal Elder/Whitebeard
Arbab
Malik
Member of Shura
Head of Village
Head of Village (Khada Dar)
Khan (Village Nobility)
Zamindar (Land Lord)
Nawab (Nobility)
Sardar (Hindus / Smart Person)
Meerab (Distributes Water)
Beg (Rich Uzbek People)
Afghan National Army Soldiers
Afghan National Police Officer
Police Commander
Army Commander
Senior Government Official
ISAF/NATO
Mujahid
Jehadi
Commander
National NGOs
International NGOs
Village Shura
District Shura
Provincial Shura
Government / State
Microfinance Organization
United Nations
NSP
NSP Shura / CDC
Jirga
Begging
Noone
A council does not exist
There is a council in the village
There is a council shared with other villages
They neither have membership or a separate council
They are in the council/ they are in the gathering of village elders
Women have a separate council
General: None
General: Settling Arguments
General: Religious Matters
General: Moral relationship protection
General: Ensure protection and hygiene of village environment
General: Protecting Village against Outsiders
General: Other
Village project: Wells for drinking water
Village project: Irrigation
Village project: Health & Safety
Village project: Electricity
Village project: Health Services
Village project: Road and Bridges
Village project: Mosques
Village project: Village Buildings
Village project: Schools / Education
Village project: General / Non-Specific
Village project: Other
Income generating: Carpet Weaving
Income generating: Handicrafts
Income generating: Needlecraft
Income generating: Textiles
Income generating: Agriculture
Income generating: Livestock Breeding
Income generating: Business
Income generating: General / Non-Specific
Income generating: Other
Courses: Carpet Weaving
Courses: Handicrafts
Courses: Needlecraft
Courses: Textiles
Courses: Agriculture
Courses: Livestock Breeding
Courses: Business
Courses: Literacy
Courses: General / Non-Specific
Courses: Other
People of the village
People with influence
Their own
Both, people with influence and their own
Both, people with influence and people of the village
Both, people of the village and their own
All three of them
Marriage related matters (such as forcing some people to marriage)
Wrong, unjust and inappropriate settlement of a case
Implementation of punishment seriously and unjustly
Provision of no project or income generating activities in the village
Allowing excessive influence of women in the village (such as training courses for women)
Not allowing excessive influence of women in the village
Application of unjust and very high tax
Prevention of boys or girls from going to school
Allowing boys or girls to go to school
Others (please specify)
Refused assistance from foreign military forces
Supported or accepted assistance from foreign military forces
Refused cooperation from the government of Afghanistan
Supported or accepted cooperation from the government of Afghanistan
Caused rivalry among people of the village
Caused rivalry with other villages
Helped and supported mujahed, commander, warlord
Did not help and support mujahed, commander, warlord
Did not protect the village against war and insurgents attack
Other (please specify)
Cash
Land
House
Livestock
Agriculture harvest
Goods and household items
General
Patronage and nepotism
Embezzlement and abusing funds
Through election by the people of village
Must be literate
God assigns him
Hereditary
Having good manners and behavior who have served people in the village
Someone who campaigned during the war and insecurity and protected people of the village against crises and threats
A religious scholar/have good knowledge of the religion
Selected by religious scholars
Be a commander, mujahed, warlord
Selected by a commander, mujahed, warlord
Be an intelligent person/be an elderly
Selected by older men
Be the malik or arbab of the village
Selected by the malik or arbab of the village
Selected by other authorities of the village
Selected by other members of the council
Selected by the head of district
Selected by the governor
Selected by the central government
Selected by NGOs
Indifferent
Dissatisfied
Very good
Good
Not good at all
Drinking Water
Irrigation
Schools
Training or Literacy Courses for Women
Training or Literacy Courses for Men
Health and Hygiene Courses
Clinic / Health Facilities
Seeds
Agricultural Equipment
Roads or Bridges
Electricity
Microfinance Programs
Communal Toilet Facilities
Community Center
Mosque
Always
Sometimes
Rarely
Never
No, I have no company
Yes, a child under 10
A childe between 10-15
My husband
Another man
Another woman
No, I do not wear a chadari
I wear a scarf or a veil, but not a chadari
Yes, not very often
Yes, sometimes
Yes, I usually wear the chadari
Yes, I always wear the chadari
My family has given them to me or I inherited them
My husband bought them for me/as dowry
Others gave them to me as present
Myself
I and my husband
Only my husband
My husband and other men in the household
My father-in-law or mother-in-law
My father or my mother
Mud house with windows
Raw brick building
Baket brick/Concrete house
Stone built building
Ordinary tent
Relief tent
Temporary construction
Do not know
Do not want to answer
There’s disagreement
Such a person does not exist
Head/father decides by himself
Family head's wife decides by herself
Head/father and his wife
Head/father and the considered person
Head/father,his wife and the considered person
Head/father and all other men decide
Other mixture of people decide
Not applicable in this household
The person him/herself
Have done no income generating work
I can decide myself
I can decide in consult. with my husband
I can decide in consult. with my family
My husband decides
My family decides