India Human Development Survey Panel (IHDS, IHDS-II), 2005, 2011-2012

The India Human Development Survey (IHDS) is a nationally representative, multi-topic survey of 42,152 households in 1,503 villages and 971 urban neighborhoods across India. Data were originally collected from households during 2004-2005. Interviewers returned in 2011-2012 to re-interview these same households. During both waves of data collection, two one-hour interviews were conducted covering a large range of topics. The goal of the IHDS program is to document changes in the daily lives of Indian households in a society undergoing rapid transition. This particular data collection merges the two waves of IHDS (known as IHDS and IHDS-II) into a harmonized pattern from the perspective view points of individuals, households, and eligible women. The data are presented in three different data formats: cross-sectional, wide, and long to facilitate a broader range of analysis options. Due to the specificity of geography and inclusion of sensitive / identifying topics there is a public-use and restricted-use rendition for each of the nine data files.

《印度人类发展调查》（IHDS）是一项针对印度全国代表性、多主题的42,152户家庭在1,503个村庄和971个城市社区的调查研究。原始数据收集于2004-2005年间，调查员于2011-2012年重返这些家庭进行重新访谈。在两次数据收集过程中，均进行了两次各为一小时的访谈，涵盖广泛的主题。IHDS项目旨在记录印度在快速转型社会中家庭日常生活变迁。此次特定的数据收集将IHDS（即IHDS和IHDS-II）两次数据收集合并为一个协调一致的模式，从个人、家庭及合格女性视角进行综合。数据以三种不同的数据格式呈现：横断面、宽格式和长格式，以促进更广泛的分析选项。鉴于地理特异性和敏感/识别性主题的包含，每个数据文件均设有公共使用版本和限制使用版本。