About CBMS
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+63–2–5244611 loc. 287
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+63–2–524–5347

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CBMS Country Databases

Databases

One main output of the CBMS is the database. The CBMS database has been developed and improved to meet stakeholder’s, particularly the local government units’ needs for information. Developments have been made in encoding and processing data from the questionnaire from manual or tallying to the use of computers. Likewise, several softwares were used and some are developed in order to compute the indicators and generate poverty maps to present results in visual form.The CBMS database contains all the information gathered from the data collection.

The CBMS database is lodge in the community or local government. A CBMS database is also established at each geopolitical level to make it accessible to all users. Establishing a local database enables the LGU to share and disseminate CBMS results to local planners and policymakers, non-government organizations and other interest groups.

Bangladesh

Developing a Regular Local Level Poverty Monitoring System (LLPMS) in Bangladesh

Pilot area(s): Six wards in Union of Muhammadpur (west), Daudkandi Upazila, Comilla District

Reference year for which the data was taken: 2004

Database information:

Number of observation: Households: 3,761 / Individuals: 21,411
Number of variables: 173 variables (see list of variables | questionnaire)
Format: SPSS, MS Access
Software used to store/retrieve information from the database: SPSS

Contact Information:

Project Leader: Ranjan Kumar Guha
Address: Bangladesh Academy for Rural Development (BARD), Kotbari, Comilla, Bangladesh
E-mail: rkrguha@hotmail.com ; bardbd@hotmail.com
 
CBMS database of Bangladesh as of May 2010 (557.41KB Pdf file)

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Benin

Community Based Monitoring System (CBMS) Benin

Pilot area(s): 13th District of Cotonou

Reference year for which the data was taken: October 2006-November 2006

Database information:


Number of observation: Households: 12,337 / Individuals: 40,130
Number of variables: 49 variables (see list of variables)
Format: ASCII (encoded using CSPro)
Software used to store/retrieve information from the database: SPSS

Contact Information:

Project Leader: Dr. Marie Odile Attanasso
Address: 03 BP 2200 Cotonou
E-mail: mattanasso@yahoo.fr

CBMS database of Benin as of May 2010 (1.29 MB Pdf file)

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Cambodia

Establishing a Commune-Based Poverty Monitoring System in Cambodia

Pilot area(s): 181 villages in 3 districts of three provinces (see details)

Reference year for which the data was taken: 2006

Database information:

Number of observation: Households: 22,298 | Individuals: 116,618
Number of variables: 105 major variables (see list of variables)
Format: MS Excel, SPSS
Software used to store/retrieve information from the database: SPSS

Contact Information:

Project Leader: Try Sothearith
Address: National Institute of Statistics (NIS), #365, Monivong Blvd., Boeung Kengkang I, Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
E-mail: sothearith_t@yahoo.com, trysothearith@gmail.com

CBMS database of Cambodia as of May 2010 (1,023 KB Pdf file)

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Ghana

Implementing a Community-Based Poverty Monitoring System in Ghana

Pilot area(s): 3 communities, namely Dodowa, Prampram and Ningo, in the Dangme West District

Reference year for which the data was taken: 2004

Database information:

Number of observation: Households: 6,730 | Individuals: 25,433
Number of variables: (see list of variables)
Format: SPSS
Software used to store/retrieve information from the database: SPSS

Contact Information:

Project Leader: Dr. Felix A. Asante
Address: ISSER-University of Ghana, E.N. Omaboe Complex, University Campus, Legon, Accra
E-mail: fasante@ug.edu.gh

CBMS database of Ghana as of May 2010 (624 KB Pdf file)

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Indonesia

Promoting the Implementation of Community Based Monitoring System to Local Governments in Indonesia

Pilot area(s): Cianjur District, West Java Province Demak District, Central Java Province

Reference year for which the data was taken: Cianjur: March – April 2005 / Demak: May 2005

Database information:

Number of observation: Households: 5,379 (1,428 in Cibulakan, 1,295 in Parakantugu, 1,384 in Kedondong, and 1,272 in Jungpasir) ; Individuals: 18,852 (5,314 in Cibulakan, 3,958 in Parakantugu, 4,528 in Kedondong, and 5,052 in Jungpasir)
Number of variables:124 variables for household observation and 19 variables for individual level information (see list of variables)
Format: Microsoft Excel
Software used to store/retrieve information from the database: Microsoft Excel

Contact Information:

Project Leader:
Dr. Sudarno Sumarto
Address: Jl. Pandeglang 30, Jakarta 10310, Indonesia
E-mail: smeru@smeru.or.id

CBMS database of Indonesia as of May 2010 (1,029 KB Pdf file)

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Lao-PDR

Establishing a Commune Based Poverty Monitoring System in Lao PDR

Pilot area(s): Pilot Phase: 4 villages in Savanakhet and Saravanh Province; Expansion Phase: 4 villages in Savanakhet and Saravanh Province

Reference year for which the data was taken: 2004 (pilot) and 2005 (expansion)

Database information:

Number of observation: Households: 458 (2004) | Individuals: 2,815 (2004)
Number of variables: 158 variables (see list of variables)
Format:
Software used to store/retrieve information from the database:

Contact Information:

Project Leader: Dr. Samaychanh Boupha
Address: National Statistical Center, P.O. Box: 46; Luangphabang Roads. Vientiane, Lao PDR
E-mail: nscp@laotel.com

CBMS database of LaoPDR as of May 2010 (711 KB Pdf file)

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Vietnam

Improvement and Implementation of the Community-Based Poverty Monitoring in Vietnam

Pilot area(s): Census in 42 communes in provinces of Ha Tay, Yen Bai, Quang Ngai, Lam Dong and Ninh Binh

Reference year for which the data was taken: 2006

Database information:

Number of observation: Households: 42,000 (approx.) ; Individuals: 200,000 (approx.)* || *with information on age, sex, ethnicity, education, occupation
Number of variables: 100 variables (see list of variables)
Format: MS Excel
Software used to store/retrieve information from the database: MS Excel, SPSS, STATA

Contact Information:

Project Leader:
Dr. Vu Tuan Anh
Address: Socio-Economic Development Center (SEDEC)
E-mail: vta2006@gmail.com; vsed@hn.vnn.vn

CBMS database of Vietnam as of May 2010 (612 KB Pdf file)

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Philippines

Development of a Community-Based Monitoring System in the Philippines

Pilot area(s): 15 provinces and 5 cities (see details)

Reference year for which the data was taken: 2000-2007

Database information:


Number of observation: Households: 1,145,142 | Individuals: 5,415,447
Number of variables: (see list of variables)
Format: text (ASCII) files
Software used to store/retrieve information from the database: Natural Resource Database (NRDB), CBMS Statistical Simulator

Contact Information:

Project Leader:
Dr. Celia M. Reyes
Address: Angelo King Institute for Economic and Business Studies, Rm. I-1016 Angelo King International Center, Estrada cor. Arellano Sts Malate, Manila, Philippines
E-mail: eyesc@dls-csb.edu.ph

CBMS database of Philippines as of May 2010 (838 KB Pdf file)

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Tanzania

Implementation of Community-Based Poverty Monitoring System in Tanzania

Pilot area(s): K/Ndege ward and Nala village in Dodoma Municipal Council

Reference year for which the data was taken: 2006

Database information:

Number of observation: Households: 4,901 (K/Ndege ward = 2,423 households, Nala village = 2,478 households); Individuals: 4,901 (respondent information – household head or adult member)
Number of variables: 28 variables (see list of variables)
Format: Ms excel and text (ASCII file)
Software used to store/retrieve information from the database: Ms Excel

Contact Information:


Project Leader: Mr. Rangya Muro
Address: Dodoma Municipal Council, P.O.Box 1913 Dodoma, Tanzania
E-mail: rankya@yahoo.co.uk

CBMS database of Tanzania as of May 2010 (580 KB Pdf file)

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Nigeria

Community Based Monitoring System in Nigeria: A Community Participatory Approach

Source of data: Edem is in Nsukka Local Government Area of Enugu State Nigeria

Reference year for which the data was taken:
2009

Database information:


Number of observation: Households: 4,700
Number of variables: 15 variables
Format: Excel
Software used to store/retrieve information from the database: Excel

Contact Information:

Project Leader: Dr. Anthonia I. Achike
Address: Department of Agricultural Economics, University of Nigeria Nsukka
E-mail: ifeyinwaachike@yahoo.com

CBMS database of Nigeria as of May 2010 (1,460 KB Pdf file)

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Zambia

Community Based Monitoring System for Poverty Reduction, Sustainable Development and Sanitation in Lusaka Province of Zambia

Pilot area(s): Mungule and Makishi areas in Lusaka District

Reference year for which the data was taken: 2007

Database information:

Number of observation:
4,720 Households
Number of variables: 41 variables
Format: MS Access
Software used to store/retrieve information from the database: MS Access

Contact Information:

Project Leader: Mr. Richard Silumbe
Address: ZRDC Secretariat, Findeco House 16th F, P.O. Box 30226 Lusaka, Zambia
E-mail: richkings2000@yahoo.com; rsilumbe@zrdc.org

CBMS database of Zambia as of May 2010 (675 KB Pdf file)

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Burkina Faso

Strengthening the CBMS in Yako, Diebougou and Koper Communes and Assessing Elements of the Impact of Global Financial and Economic Crisis in these Localities

Pilot area(s): 3 communes (Yako, Diebougou and Koper)

Reference year for which the data was taken: June 2010

Database information:

Number of observation: Households: 20,200 - Individuals: 115,793
Number of variables: 53 major variables

Contact Information:

Project Leader:
Dr. Lassina Konate
Address: Centre d’ Etudes de Documentation et de Récherche Economique et Sociale University of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
E-mail: lassina.konate@univ-ouaga.bf

CBMS database of Burkina Faso as of May 2010 (996 KB Pdf file)

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Peru

Implementing a Community-Based Monitoring System for Gender Responsive Budgeting in Perú

Pilot area(s): Parque Metropolitano de Villa El Salvador (Lima, Perú)M

Reference year for which the data was taken: 2010

Database information:

Number of observation:
Households: 2,200 - Individuals: 11,000
Number of variables: 177 major variables

Contact Information:

Project Leader: Laura Mercedes Soria
Address: Centro de Estudios y Promoción del Desarrollo Calle Libertad 354 - Dpto 117 - Lima 18, Miraflores, Lima, Peru
E-mail: laura@urbano.org.pe

CBMS database of Peru as of May 2010 (537 KB Pdf file)

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CBMS Database(as of 2009)

Click Here (1.72 MB Pdf file)

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