ActionAid International Southern Africa Partnership Programme (SAPP-Zimbabwe) Operation, the representative sample used in this regard is 33% of the total number of homesteads in the 66 wards. ✓ Baseline data and the extent of the impact: The study is conducted within the context of various views and differing understanding of impact of the Operation and the current situation. For example, government reports estimates are inconsistent with those of the United Nations - IOM. In the absence of reliable and consistent baseline data the evaluators were dependent on using a sampling method (which in itself was by no means conclusive) in capturing as much information as possible and applying this to an agreed understanding of the factors that constitute impact of the Operation. ✓ Spatial coverage: the survey covered most affect urban centres and did not analyse the rural context specifically in relation to the reception and resettlement of the people who relocated to these areas. 2.5 Data capture and analysis Immediately, after the survey, collected data was entered with the help of 48 data entry clerks over 4 days, cleaned, processed and analyzed in Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) Version 13. Zimbabwe Operation Murambatsvina/Restore Order National Survey Report 7