Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium Panel Survey, 2012-2018

3-wave individual panel survey (2012/13, 2015 and 2018) conducted in 3 countries, and 2-wave individual panel survey (2012 and 2015) in 2 countries, by the Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium (SLRC). The SLRC is an 8-year global research programme exploring livelihoods, basic services and social protection in conflict-affected situations. SLRC was established in 2011 with the aim of strengthening the evidence base and informing policy and practice around livelihoods and services in conflict.

A separate dataset exists for each of the 5 countries: Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) (2 waves), Nepal (3 waves), Pakistan (3 waves), Sri Lanka (2 waves), and Uganda (3 waves). This survey generated 2 or 3 rounds of data on people's livelihoods, their access to and experience of basic services, experience of shocks and crimes and of food insecurity, their asset wealth, ownership of land and farming inputs, access to social protection and livelihood assistance, and their views of governance actors. 

These data provide information at 2 or 3 periods in time on individual respondents and on their household members who remained in the same dwelling as the respondent. Households were selected using different sampling methods in each country and, as such, are representative at different levels. The survey is broadly the same in each country and is the same across waves, with some minor exceptions. In particular, the third wave included additional modules to capture individuals' notions of state legitimacy and behaviour. 

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