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SDG16 Survey Initiative Summary

The SDG16 Survey Initiative questionnaire is designed to measure key targets related to peace, justice, and strong institutions (SDG16), using a comprehensive set of questions covering various aspects of governance and safety. The survey is divided into several modules:

Socio-demographic Variables

Measures demographic factors (age, education level, sex) and household income. Provides baseline information for analysis and targets specific modules.

General Screeners

Screen for eligibility and gathers information about family status and employment. Ensures respondents meet criteria for subsequent sections.

Safety (SA)

• 16.1.4 Proportion of population that feel safe: Assesses comfort levels in different contexts.
• 16.7.2 External political efficacy: Measures perceived influence on decision-making.
• 16.6.2 Satisfaction with public services: Evaluates experiences with healthcare, education, and government services.

Corruption (CR)

• 16.5.1 Proportion who experienced bribery: Identifies contacts with officials and payments made. Includes detailed questions on frequency and reasons.

Access to Justice (AJ)

• 16.3.3 Dispute resolution: Assesses experiences with formal/informal mechanisms.

Discrimination (DS)

• 16.b.1/10.3.1 Proportion reporting discrimination: Covers various bases prohibited by human rights law.

Physical Violence (PHV)

• 16.1.3 Proportion experiencing physical violence: Covers a range of violent acts.

Sexual Violence (SEV) & Sexual Harassment (SHAR)

• (11.7.2) Sexual harassment: Captures different forms of harassment.
• (16.1.3) Sexual violence: Measures unwanted sexual contacts and coercion.

Psychological Violence & Non-sexual Harassment (PSV, PHAR)

• 11.7.2 Proportion reporting harassment: Covers threatening messages, comments, and gestures.

Violence Reporting (VR)

• 16.3.1 Reporting of violence: Measures pathways and barriers to reporting violence.

Trafficking in Persons for Forced Labour (TIP)

• 16.2.2 Estimated number of victims: Assesses labor exploitation practices and vulnerabilities.

Technical Notes

• Limitations and ethical considerations: Confidentiality, consent, and proxy responses.
• Implementation: Requires interviewer training, standardized translation, and approval from statistical offices.

Methodology

• Design: Mixed-mode (questionnaire-based).
• Data Collection: Face-to-face interviews with careful probes and skip patterns.
• Proxy Interviews: For disabled individuals.

The survey tailors national contexts through variable adaptation and aims to capture high-quality, comparable data across regions to track progress on SDG16 targets.