Table 2.

The dimensions, indicators, deprivation cutoffs and weights of household living standard

Dimension	Indicator	Deprived if	Weight
Lighting	Electricity Access	The household has no access to electricity.	1/6
Cooking	Modern Cooking Fuels	The household has no clean cooking fuels (electricity, natural gas, kerosene or biogas).	1/6
Sanitation Facility	Improved Sanitation	The household does not have the followings: improved toilet facility (flush toilet, flush to piped sewer system, flush to septic tank, flush to pit latrine, pit latrine with slab or ventilated improved pit latrine), no sharing the toilet with other households, and improved hand washing materials (liquid/bar soap or detergent)	1/6
Drinking Water	Improved Drinking Water	The household does not have the improved source of drinking water (piped water, tube well/borehole, protected dug well, rainwater, tanker or bottled water) or does not treat water to make safer for drinking.	1/6
Housing	Improved housing Materials	The household does not have the followings: improved floor (parquet or polished wood, vinyl or asphalt strips, ceramic tiles or cement), improved roof (metal, wood, calamine/ cement fiber, ceramic tiles, cement or roofing shingles) and improved main wall (tin, cement, bricks, cement blocks or shingles).	1/6
Assets Ownership	Household Assets	The household does not own more than one water pump, air conditioner, computer, mobile telephone, radio, TV, refrigerator, bike and does not own a car or truck.	1/6
Total			1