The first section of the survey concerns the social and economic conditions of the household.
Experience shows that income and financial information are difficult to get.
Sometimes people don't want others to know about their problems or, on the contrary, about their resources. You might want to leave the information on money contributions for later, and only come back to it after you have asked a few other questions. The second section of the survey concerns the conditions of housing and urban services for the household, and also whether there are land and housing regulations that discriminate against women. It records the legality and quality of the dwelling unit, the number of inhabitants per room, the kind of water, fuel and toilet they have access to, and also whether the household owns, rents, or is temporarily borrowing the dwelling unit they live in. The third section of the survey concerns the participation of women in the improvement of housing, social services, and community governance.