Sampling
Instructions
 Sampling
of
Households
 Select
the
first
household
from
the
starting
point
towards
your
selected
direction,
i.e.
N,
S,
E,
and
W.

 th To
select
the
second
household,
use
an
interval
of
5,
i.e.
select
the
6 ���dwelling/household.

 This
means
that
you
skip
5
households
from
the
northern
direction,
if
you
are
facing
the
north.


 If
the
settlement
comes
to
an
end
and
there
are
no
more
houses,
turn
at
right
angles
to
the
right
and
 Keep
walking,
continuing
to
count
until
finding
the
6th
dwelling.
 
 Respondent
Selection
Procedure
 Interviewers
 Once
a
household
has
been
randomly
selected,
it
is
your
duty
to
randomly
select
a
respondent.
In
addition,
you
are
responsible
 for
alternating
interviews
between
males
and
females
for
equal
representation.
 
 “Please
tell
me
the
names
(pseudo
names)
of
all
males
/
females
[select
correct
gender]
who
presently
live
in
this
household.

I
 only
want
the
names
of
males
/
females
[select
correct
gender]

who
are
citizens
of
[Zimbabwe]
and
who
are
18
years
and
older.”
 
 For
 the
 interviewer:
 Record
 first
 names
 only
 directly
 onto
 the
 respondent
 selection
 cards.
 Place
 the
 cards
 face
 down
 for
 a
 random
draw
of
a
potential
respondent.
Thereafter,
destroy
the
cards,
either
by
tearing
or
burning
them
in
fire.
The
selected
 person,
automatically
qualify
for
the
interview.
If
the
selected
person
refused
to
be
interviewed,
then
you
leave
the
home
and
 select
 the
 nth,
 i.e.
 the
 6th
 household.
 If
 the
 selected
 respondent
 is
 not
 the
 same
 person
 that
 you
 first
 met,
 repeat
 the
 same
 introduction
above.
 
 • • • • • SECTION
B:
CIRCLE
AT
LEAST
ONE
ANSWER.
A
QUESTION
CAN
HAVE
MORE
THAN
ONE
ANSWER
 
 Instruction
to
the
Interviewer:
Do
not
read
any
of
the
response
options
given.
 200.
Have
you
ever
heard
of
‘Transitional
Justice’
before?

 1.
 Yes
 2.
 No
 
 201.
What
does
it
mean
to
you?
(Interviewer:
write
in
verbatim)
Write
N/A
for
those
who
haven`t
heard
about
TJ
 and
proceed
to
qn
202.
 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _________
 202.
Have
you
or
any
of
your
close
relative
been
affected

in
past
human
rights
abuses?
 
 Yes
 No,



(
Interviewer,
If
no,
to
all
A&B,
code
N/A
from
qns
 203‐207
&
ask
from
qn
208

 A.
Yourself
 1
 2
 B.
Your
Close
Relative
 1
 2
 
 203.
If
yes,
what
was
the
nature
of
the
abuses
you
or
your
close
relative
were
involved
in?
(Multiple
responses
 accepted)
 
 A. Yourself
 B. Your
close
relative
 Killing
 1
 1
 Rape
 2
 2
 Torture
 3
 3
 Assault
 4
 4
 Destruction
of
property
 5
 5
 Displacement
 6
 6
 Intimidation
 7
 7
 Can`t
remember
 8
 8
 Not
Applicable
 77
 77
 Other
(Specify)
 88
 88
 
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