Economic and social science questionnaire dataset, Mambwe District, Zambia (2013)

This dataset contains the results of 211 household surveys conducted in Mambwe District, Zambia, as part of a wider study looking at human and animal trypanosomiasis and changing settlement patterns in the area. The interviews were conducted from June 2013 to August 2013. The objective of the survey was to set the health of people and their animals in the context of overall household wellbeing, assets and access to resources. The topics covered included household demographics, human and animal health, access to and use of medical and veterinary services, livestock and dog demographics, livestock production, human and animal contacts with wildlife, crop and especially cotton production, migration, access to water and fuel use, household assets and poverty, resilience and values. The dataset has been anonymised by removing names of respondents, Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) location of their homes and names of interviewers. Household numbers were retained. Written consent was obtained prior to commencing all interviews.

This research was part of a wider research project, the Dynamic Drivers of Disease in Africa Consortium (DDDAC), and these data contributed to the research carried out by the consortium. The research was funded by NERC with support from the Ecosystem Services for Poverty Alleviation Programme (ESPA).

本数据集包含赞比亚曼布韦区开展的211项家庭调查结果，这些调查是一项更广泛研究的组成部分，该研究聚焦于该地区的人类和动物锥虫病及定居模式的变化。访谈于2013年6月至8月期间开展。本调查旨在将人与家畜的健康状况置于家庭整体福祉、资产持有及资源获取的背景下进行考察。涵盖的主题包括家庭人口统计特征、人与家畜健康状况、医疗及兽医服务的获取与使用情况、家畜及犬只的数量统计、家畜养殖、人与家畜与野生动物的接触情况、农作物（尤其是棉花）种植、人口迁移、水资源获取与燃料使用、家庭资产与贫困状况、抗逆力及价值观。本数据集已通过移除受访者姓名、家庭的全球定位卫星（GPS）位置及访谈者姓名进行匿名化处理，仅保留家庭编号。所有访谈开始前均已获得书面知情同意。

本研究是更广泛研究项目——非洲疾病动态驱动因素联盟（DDDAC）的一部分，这些数据为该联盟开展的研究提供了支持。研究由NERC资助，并得到减贫生态系统服务计划（ESPA）的支持。