Name: Ecuador - COVID-19 High Frequency Phone Surveys for Venezuelans 2021-2022
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Ecuador

The World Bank conducted Phase 2 of the High-Frequency Phone Survey (HFPS) project in 2021 to continue to assess the socio-economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on Latin America and The Caribbean households. Phase 2 was conducted in partnership with the UNDP LAC Chief Economist Office and included two waves. Ecuador has been part of all waves of data collection as part of the Regional effort. In 2022, in partnership with the Joint Data Center on Forced Displacement, two additional waves of data were collected in February and June. During all four waves of the HFPS Phase 2 in Ecuador, Venezuelan households were also included using a different sampling methodology but using the same instruments for comparison to local counterparts. This study presents the 4 waves of data for Venezuelan households and individuals in Ecuador.

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Sergio Olivieri, Senior Economist ELCPV

Point of Contact

Sergio Olivieri, The World Bank Group

Principal Investigator

Sistemas Integrales, Private vendor

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Development Data Group, World Bank

Opinion Publica Ecuador, Private vendor

Waves 1-4

Ecuador - COVID-19 High Frequency Phone Surveys for Venezuelans 2021-2022

Series Name: Socio-Economic/Monitoring Survey [hh/sems] Series Info: These surveys are the part of the final delivery of the series of LAC: COVID-19 High Frequency Monitoring Project (Phase1 - P173987) and (Phase 2- P175839). Ecuador's data collection was financed by JDC (P175780). For Ecuador, Phase 2 extended into 2022 with two additional waves. Venezuelan households were also part of Phase 2 but separate datasets were produced to be used on their own, due to differences in sampling methodology. These are the datasets of the Venezuelan households interviewed as part of the Ecuador COVID-19 HFPS Surveys (Phase 2). Data Processing Notes: The 2021-2022 HFPS collects information on changes in employment and income, prevalence of food insecurity, access to health, education, and financing services. This allows users to compare certain indicators of living conditions of households and individuals with the 2020 HFPS. Additionally, this phase gathered information on access and use of internet and digital banking services, gender issues, mental health, coping mechanisms and childcare. For Ecuador, two additional waves were conducted, in February and June 2022. The surveys are representative Venezuelan adult migrants, their households, and for Waves 2, 3 and 4, children 0-4 years of age and children 5-17 in those households. Eligible respondents for the HFPS were adults 18 years old and above. Only one respondent per household was interviewed, and he/she answered individual, child and household-level questions. To ensure the inclusion of Venezuelan individuals, a different sample frame was used and potential respondents received a first call to confirm if they were indeed Venezuelan and if they were willing to participate in the survey.

Ecuador - COVID-19 High Frequency Phone Surveys for Venezuelans 2021-2022

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