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Section 1: Demographic Information

(Understanding the background of respondents is crucial for contextual analysis.)

1. Age:
o Under 18
o 18-24
o 25-34
o 35-44
o 45-54
o 55+
2. Gender:
o Male
o Female
o Non-binary/Third gender
o Prefer not to say
3. Household Size:
o 1-2
o 3-4
o 5-6
o 7+
4. Employment Status:
o Employed full-time
o Employed part-time
o Self-employed
o Unemployed
o Retired
o Student
5. Level of Education:
o No formal education
o Primary education
o Secondary education
o Vocational training
o Tertiary education
6. Monthly Household Income (Optional):
o Less than $100
o $100 - $500
o $500 - $1,000
o $1,000 - $2,000
o More than $2,000
7. Location:
o Urban area
o Suburban area
o Rural area
Section 2: Access to Urban Safety Nets

(These questions aim to assess the awareness and access to safety nets available.)

8. Are you aware of any urban safety nets or social protection programs in your city?
o Yes
o No
9. Which of the following urban safety nets have you accessed or benefited from?
(Select all that apply)
o Cash transfers
o Food assistance programs
o Health insurance subsidies
o Housing support
o Emergency relief (e.g., during natural disasters)
o Job training programs
o Childcare support
o Other (please specify): _______________
10. How did you first learn about these safety nets?
o Through government advertisements
o Through community or religious organizations
o Through word of mouth (friends/family)
o Through social media
o Other (please specify): _______________
11. Have you faced any barriers to accessing these safety nets?
o Yes
o No
o If yes, please specify: _______________
12. What do you think could improve access to urban safety nets in your community?
o Increased awareness and information
o Simplified application processes
o More funding/resources for programs
o Better coordination between government agencies
o Other (please specify): _______________

Section 3: Impact on Livelihood Improvement

(These questions explore how urban safety nets have affected respondents' livelihood and well-
being.)

13. How would you rate the overall impact of urban safety nets on your livelihood?
o Very positive
o Somewhat positive
o Neutral
o Somewhat negative
o Very negative
14. How has your financial situation changed since you started benefiting from urban
safety nets?
o Improved significantly
o Improved somewhat
o No change
o Worsened somewhat
o Worsened significantly
15. Do you feel that participation in urban safety nets has improved your overall quality
of life? (e.g., health, education, housing)
o Yes, significantly
o Yes, to some extent
o No change
o No, it has not improved
o It has worsened
16. Which of the following aspects of your life has improved due to urban safety nets?
(Select all that apply)
o Financial stability
o Access to healthcare
o Educational opportunities for children
o Housing quality
o Access to food
o Employment opportunities
o Personal well-being (e.g., stress reduction, social support)
o Other (please specify): _______________
17. Have urban safety nets helped you cope during times of crisis (e.g., job loss, health
emergencies, natural disasters)?
o Yes, very helpful
o Yes, somewhat helpful
o No, not helpful
o Not applicable

Section 4: Sustainability and Effectiveness of Urban Safety Nets

(These questions assess the long-term effectiveness and sustainability of the programs.)

18. In your opinion, are the current urban safety nets in your city sustainable in the
long term?
o Yes
o No
o Not sure
19. How can urban safety nets be made more effective in improving livelihoods?
o By increasing the amount of financial assistance
o By expanding eligibility criteria
o By offering more comprehensive services (e.g., combining cash transfers with job
training)
o By involving local communities in program design and implementation
o Other (please specify): _______________
20. How likely are you to recommend urban safety nets to others in your community?
o Very likely
o Likely
o Neutral
o Unlikely
o Very unlikely
21. Do you think urban safety nets should prioritize certain groups more than others
(e.g., elderly, women, children, unemployed, disabled)?
o Yes, and the priority groups should be: _______________
o No, they should be equally accessible to all

Section 5: General Perceptions and Recommendations

(These questions explore the broader perception of urban safety nets and suggestions for
improvement.)

22. What do you think is the most important role of urban safety nets?
o To provide immediate financial relief
o To help people get back to work
o To reduce poverty and inequality
o To improve public health
o Other (please specify): _______________
23. What improvements, if any, would you suggest for the urban safety nets in your
city?
o

24. Do you think urban safety nets have an impact on reducing inequality in the city?
o Yes
o No
o Not sure
25. Is there anything else you would like to share about your experience with urban
safety nets?
o
Conclusion

This questionnaire aims to gather insights into how urban safety nets influence livelihood
improvements. The data collected will help in evaluating the effectiveness and sustainability of
these programs and offer suggestions for policy improvements.

Note: Before administering the questionnaire, make sure to test it for clarity and adjust for
cultural or contextual relevance as needed. Additionally, ensure ethical standards by obtaining
informed consent from respondents and maintaining their confidentiality.

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