Real-Time Monitoring Survey / Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) Plus Report - 2nd Wave

The second wave field works of the survey were conducted in February-March 2021

Real-Time Monitoring Survey / MICS + Report - 2nd wave
UNICEF/GEO-2021/Turabelidze

Highlights

The National Statistics Office of Georgia (GEOSTAT) has commenced Real Time Monitoring survey of the impact of COVID-19 on the welfare of families and children at the end of 2020; the survey is implemented with technical and financial support from UNICEF, based on the Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS6) sample.

The survey approach is based on the collection of information from the same respondents repeatedly on a frequent basis over a year (panel survey).

As part of the survey, data is collected from urban as well as rural households. The sample size for the entire country for the second wave is set at 1,996 households, among them 965 households in urban areas, and 1,031 households in rural areas. Data collection is performed via tablets, by using a computer-assisted telephone interviewing method (CATI).

The second wave field works of the survey were conducted in February-March 2021. Response rate was 87.1 percent, among them 87.6 percent in urban settlements, and 86.6 percent in rural settlements

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