...A total of 17,812 interviews were conducted with respondents aged 18 and over in all 34 provinces of Afghanistan, the largest sample in the series so far. The sample was 51% male and 49% female, and consisted of 82% rural and 18% urban households. Data is weighted to reflect population estimates....
...esults are based on face-to-face interviews conducted by ACSOR March 10-18, 2014, among a random national sample of 2,643 Afghans age 18 and older. Interviews were conducted in Dari and Pashto in all 34 of the country’s provinces. Including design effects, results have a margin of sampling error of +/- 2.5 points for the full sample and +/- 4 points for the sample of 1,190 likely voters. These results were prepared for delivery Thursday, May 15, a...
...n. ACSOR maintains a headquarters in Kabul and regional offices throughout the 34 provinces, including in Mazar-e-Sharif, Kandahar, Herat, Lashkar Gah, and Jalalabad. ACSOR has a staff of over 40 full-time employees in Kabul, more than 65 field supervisors, a pool of over 1,000 male and female multi-ethnic interviewers, and a large cadre of media monitors, data entry specialists, transcribers, and translators. ACSOR adheres to the ethics and stand...
...rvey provides insight into the Afghan public’s perceptions of reconstruction, security and governance— as well as attitudes towards government and information institutions, the role of women and Islam in society. It was conducted from June 17th – July 1st 2012 by 742 male and female interviewers in all of Afghanistan’s 34 provinces with a sample size of 6,260 and a margin of error of plus or minus 1.24%. The full results are available here. In add...
...specialists More than 65 field supervisors A pool of over 1,000 male and female multi-ethnic interviewers A large cadre of data entry specialists, transcribers, and translators The nature of Afghan culture requires gender and ethnic matching of interviewer teams to respondents. To meet this need, ACSOR maintains a 50% female workforce and a mix of ethnicities across the country. The continuous recruitment and training of an indigenous team of Afgh...
...including: Over 40 full-time employees in Kabul, including English-speaking project managers, field managers, and IT specialists More than 65 field supervisors A pool of over 1,000 male and female multi-ethnic interviewers A large cadre of data entry specialists, transcribers, and translators Training Quality Control...
...urveys conducted an evaluation of 7 residential drug treatment centers from 2009 to 2011. The centers were located in urban and rural settings in five provinces of Afghanistan. Due to the complex and sensitive nature of the research, ACSOR and its partner organizations faced many challenges. Lack of geographic information such as house numbers meant that a best-practice, culturally sensitive approach for tracking and locating respondents had to be...
...f 9,271 face-to-face interviews conducted by 909 interviewers in all 34 provinces of Afghanistan, took place from June 22 to July 8, 2013. Respondents were male and female Afghan nationals (83% rural, 17% urban – unweighted) aged 18 and over....
...tive survey, consisting of 12,658 face-to-face interviews in all 34 provinces of Afghanistan, took place from August 31 – October 1, 2016. Respondents were male and female Afghan nationals (82% rural, 18% urban – unweighted) aged 18 and over....
...vey component consisted of 4,006 respondents sampled across seven provinces selected by UN Women, including Kabul, Paktiya, Nangarhar, Takhar, Balkh, Herat, and Kandahar. Respondents were 15 years and older, 67% were male, and 33% were female. The qualitative component included 33 in-depth interviews with key stakeholders, including religious leaders, business owners, and members of community development councils (CDCs)....