| Administrative |
| Identifiers from Event | concept:Identifier | Identifiers carried by this entity, such as national ID numbers, program IDs, or identifiers asserted by an identity document. |
| Subject from Profile | concept:Party includes Person, Group, Household, Family, Farm | The person or group that the profile or scoring event is about. Ranged at Party (not Agent) because Profiles observe receivers: persons and organised groups of persons (Household, Family, Farm). Institutional actors (Organizations) are described through their own Organization records, not as subjects of a Profile. |
| Observation date from Profile | date | The date on which the profile data was collected (when the instrument was administered or the measurement taken). |
| Performed by from Profile | concept:Agent includes Person, Organization, SoftwareAgent | The agent (enumerator, field officer, or agency) accountable for administering the instrument or taking the measurement. Typically a Person or an Organization. When a software tool captured or derived the data, record it separately as software_used; performed_by identifies who is responsible, not what ran the capture. |
| Instrument used from Profile | concept:Instrument | Reference to the instrument (survey form, questionnaire, screening protocol, measurement procedure) administered in this profile record. |
| Software used from Profile | concept:SoftwareAgent | The software that performed this step, recorded so the result can be reproduced or audited. Distinct from the accountable evaluator or performer (the person or organisation responsible), which is recorded separately. |
| Administration mode from Profile | string (administration-mode) | How the instrument was administered to the subject: self-report, proxy-report (someone else answering about the subject), assisted (the subject answering with help), or mixed. Washington Group analytical guidance recommends disaggregating prevalence by administration mode because proxy responses systematically underreport difficulty. |
| Respondent from Profile | concept:Person | The person who provided the answers to the instrument, when different from the subject. Required whenever the administration mode is proxy or assisted. |
| Respondent relationship from Profile | string (relationship-type) | The relationship of the respondent to the subject (parent, spouse, guardian, caregiver, etc.). Uses relationship-type because it describes a person-to-person relationship, not a role within a group. Required whenever the administration mode is proxy or assisted. |
| Items asked from Profile | string | The PublicSchema property IDs that were actually asked during this administration. Lets adopters distinguish items that were asked and declined (answer absent) from items that were not asked at all. When omitted, the item set is assumed to be the default item_set of the instrument used. The intended producer is the form compiler or collection server, which populates this list from the form definition at submission time. |
| Housing |
| Dwelling type | string (dwelling-type) | The type of dwelling occupied by the household (e.g., permanent structure, temporary shelter, shared housing). |
| Floor material | string (floor-material) | The primary material of the floor in the household's dwelling. |
| Wall material | string (wall-material) | The primary material of the exterior walls in the household's dwelling. |
| Roof material | string (roof-material) | The primary material of the roof in the household's dwelling. |
| Water & Sanitation |
| Water source | string (water-source) | The main source of drinking water used by the household. |
| Water service level | string (water-service-level) | The WHO/UNICEF JMP classification of the household's drinking water service. Derived from water source type and collection time; not directly observed. |
| Water collection time (minutes) | integer | Round-trip time in minutes to the household's main drinking water source, including queuing. JMP classifies an improved source with collection time of 30 minutes or less as Basic service; more than 30 minutes as Limited service. Zero or near-zero indicates water on premises. |
| Sanitation facility | string (sanitation-facility) | The type of toilet or sanitation facility used by the household. |
| Sanitation service level | string (sanitation-service-level) | The WHO/UNICEF JMP classification of the household's sanitation service. Derived from facility type and sharing status; not directly observed. |
| Sanitation shared households | integer | Number of households sharing the sanitation facility. Zero or null indicates an unshared (private) facility. Any value greater than zero indicates a shared facility and prevents classification as JMP Basic service, regardless of count. |
| Energy |
| Cooking fuel | string (cooking-fuel) | The primary fuel used by the household for cooking. |
| Electricity access | boolean | Whether the household has access to electricity from any source. |
| Assets |
| Household assets | string (household-asset) | Durable goods owned by the household, used as wealth proxy indicators in targeting and proxy means testing. |
| ICT Access |
| ICT access | string (ict-access) | Information and communication technology devices and services accessible to the household. |
| Economic |
| Income source | string (income-source) | The primary reported source of income for the household, used in targeting and proxy means testing. |
| Demographics |
| Settlement type | string (settlement-type) | The classification of the area where the household is located by degree of urbanization. |
| Food Security |
| Food security level | string (food-security-level) | A coarse current-state summary of the household's food insecurity, used by operational systems for targeting and referral queries. This is NOT the raw output of a specific food-security assessment instrument: item-level responses (FCS, rCSI, LCS, HDDS, FIES, HHS, MDD-W, MAHFP) belong on a dedicated food-security profile published in a sibling schema (see ADR-011). Populate food_security_level from a Profile only by citing the instrument and cutoff rule that produced the band via a ScoringEvent; otherwise treat it as a self-declared or enumerator-judged summary. |