Haiti Baseline Survey
Summary: USAID's baseline household survey for Haiti, designed on a two-stage cluster sample of 3,600 households and reported by development corridor and by urban and rural setting.
Key Findings
- Two-stage cluster sample of 3,600 households, with clusters sized to an optimal number of interviews each.
- Results reported by development corridor and by urban versus rural setting.
- States sampling errors and 95 percent confidence intervals, so later comparisons can be tested rather than asserted.
Full Description
USAID's baseline household survey for Haiti, designed on a two-stage cluster sample of 3,600 households and reported by development corridor and by urban and rural setting. A baseline exists to be measured against later, so its value is methodological as much as substantive: it states its sampling and its confidence intervals plainly.
How to cite
United States Agency for International Development (USAID), 2013, Haiti Baseline Survey, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/usaid-2013-haiti-baseline-survey