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Inkluderande urbanisering i små städer i Tanzania och Uganda Swedish National Data ServiceSvensk nationell datatjänst Landing page Inkluderande urbanisering i små städer i Tanzania och Uganda Inclusive urbanisation in Tanzania and Uganda 2025-78-1https://doi.org/10.5878/7xar-m752 Andersson, Agnes Andersson, Agnes 2020-032332020-03233 Swedish National Data ServiceSvensk nationell datatjänst 2025-03-18 Landing page urbanizationurbanisering Human GeographyKulturgeografiEconomic GeographyEkonomisk geografiSocial Sciences InterdisciplinaryTvärvetenskapliga studier inom samhällsvetenskap The dataset is a household survey covering randomly sampled households in 15 purposively selected small towns in Uganda and Tanzania, surveyed in 2022. Our survey was designed to explore multiple dimensions of inclusivity and covered 1) household structure and infrastructure; 2) expenditures/assets; 3) rural–urban links and social networks; 4) socio-economics; 5) work; and 6) voting and participation. The first three sections pertained to the household and the last to the individual. The resulting dataset contains 300 variables, with 1,789 respondents in Uganda (seven towns) and 2,034 in Tanzania (eight towns), totalling 3,823 cases. Our survey is limited by not tracking change over time, but simply offering a snapshot of years 2021–2022.The dataset is a household survey covering randomly sampled households in 15 purposively selected small towns in Uganda and Tanzania, surveyed in 2022. Our survey was designed to explore multiple dimensions of inclusivity and covered 1) household structure and infrastructure; 2) expenditures/assets; 3) rural–urban links and social networks; 4) socio-economics; 5) work; and 6) voting and participation. The first three sections pertained to the household and the last to the individual. The resulting dataset contains 300 variables, with 1,789 respondents in Uganda (seven towns) and 2,034 in Tanzania (eight towns), totalling 3,823 cases. Our survey is limited by not tracking change over time, but simply offering a snapshot of years 2021–2022. 2022-08-012022-10-01 TanzaniaTanzaniaUgandaUganda HouseholdHouseholdHushållHushållIndividualIndividualIndividIndivid Households in rapidly growing small towns in Uganda and TanzaniaHushåll i snabbt växande småstäder i Uganda och Tanzania Cross-sectionCross-sectionTvärsnittTvärsnitt Countries and towns were purposively sampled, spatial units in the towns were randomly sampled, respondents were randomly sampledCountries and towns were purposively sampled, spatial units in the towns were randomly sampled, respondents were randomly sampledCountries and towns were purposively sampled, spatial units in the towns were randomly sampled, respondents were randomly sampledCountries and towns were purposively sampled, spatial units in the towns were randomly sampled, respondents were randomly sampledMixed probability and non-probabilityMixed probability and non-probabilityBlandat sannolikhets- och icke-sannolikhetsurvalBlandat sannolikhets- och icke-sannolikhetsurval Data were collected by enumerators using a questionnaire, not a self-administered oneData were collected by enumerators using a questionnaire, not a self-administered oneData were collected by enumerators using a questionnaire, not a self-administered oneData were collected by enumerators using a questionnaire, not a self-administered oneOtherOtherÖvrigtÖvrigt Access to data through SND. Data are freely accessible.Åtkomst till data via SND. Data är fritt tillgängliga. openAccess https://snd.se 2025-78 2025-03-18T09:18:11Z ddi:codebook:2_5