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APPENDIX - I QUESTIONAIRE

ROLE OF WOMEN IN URBAN INFORMAL SECTOR : A CASE STUDY OF KAVALI TOWN, A.P.

Name of the Worker

Age (in years)

Address

Rel~gion I

a). H~ndu Upper caste1 lower caste

b) Non-Hindu : Specify

What IS your family occupat~on?

What is your husband's occupation?

What is the size of your family?

Gender Level of Education

a) Male 1)

b) Female 2).

c) Children 3)-

d). Aged 4).

Marital Status Married/Un-married/Others Specify

Category of work

Working members in the household : give details of work and

earnlngs per day1 week?

For Self-employed :

a). Location of Activity . Fixed I Shifting location

b). Ownership of premises : Owned/Rented

e). Earnings per day and working hours for each member

1 > - 2 ) -

3).

4).

1 I. For wage Earners

a) How much wage do you get per day?

b) How many hours do you work per day7

c ) Any socral secur~ty in this work? YeslNo

d ) Is there any sickness beneyit? YesINo.

12. Experience in this work

13. Distance from house to place of work (in kms)

14 Are you a resident or m~grant?

15 If you are a mrgrant when d ~ d you migrate7

16 From which place did you come from?

a). Withln Mandal b). Within D~strict

c). Outside District d). Outside State

17. Reasons for Mrgration:

a). In search of employment

b). In search of better employment

c). Business contract

d). For pursuing studies

e). on marriage

f). Due to migration of parents or earning member

g). Lack of security or social adjustment

h). Due to natural calamities

I) Other reasons.

Pr~or activity of the worker before starting any work:

a). Student b). Unemployed

c). Wage employed d). House wife

What is your previous occupation?

Monthly income in previous occupation(s)?

How many occupations did you change?

Reasons for change of occupation(s)?

Different sources of monthly household income

a). Wages b). Self-employment

c). Property Income d). Transfer payments

Are you in debt? How much?

What is the size of your current borrowings? Give details

Rate of interest (per cent) Source

A. Institutional

6. Non-institutional

I. Money-lenders

2. Shop keepers

3, Employers

4. Others A

Amount (Rs.)

Reasons for borrowing

1 )-

2).

3 1.

4).

Do the children go to school or labour?

Name of their occupation?

Gender and age : Boy / Girl

Is the occupation traditionally associated with parents7

How many hours children work per day?

How much income do they get per day?

Educational status : Class studied

Reasons for dropping out from School .

a). Not interested in education

b). Economic pressures

c). Partic~pated In Household economic activ~ty.

d). Desertion of parent and failure and others.

Location of housing:

a). Road Encroachments b). Slums

c). Colonies d). outskirts

Type and ownership of housing:

a). Hut with mud wall and mud floor : Rented/owned

b). Hut with brick wall with cement floor : Rentedlowned

c). Hut with brick wall with mud floor : Rentediowned

d). Pucca houses with tiles Rentedlowned

e). Pucca houses with reinforced concrete Rentedlowned

f). Pucca houses government subsidised Rentedlowned

37 Are you a civil supply card holder Whitelpink

38. If you are sick do you go to government hospital or private ? Why?

39. Water supply from : taplwelllothers specify

40 Do you have electricity : yeslno

41. If you have electricity with metre or without metre?

42. Monthly household Expenditure :

a). Food b). Clothing

c). Studies d). Medicine

e). Recreat~on f) Addiction

q ) Miscellaneous

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